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#1001 AHow to look at art—paintingsThis class will concentrate on how to view paint-ings. We will convene at noon and tour a collection of specific great master paintings at the Nelson-Atkins Gallery. We will discuss ways of entering the painting based on composition, color and other tricks of the master painters. Paintings will include the world famous Caravaggio, Mark Rothko and others. Avritt’s father studied with Matisse at Acad-emy Julian in Paris. Avritt has been an artists’ agent and owned a gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, which handles New York contemporary painters, for a number of years.CONVENER: Avritt Lemon Brown (816-517-1361)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 21; 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Nelson Art Gallery, Roselle Court, 4525 Oak, KCMO; LIMIT: 12

#1002 AHow to collect artThe discussion will suggest how to budget for col-lecting art, types of art with which to begin, grow a collection, methods of acquiring art, displaying, storing, enjoying the collection, second market selling of pieces as you manage your collection, and many more fun and practical topics around collecting art. Avritt’s father studied with Matisse at Academy Julian in Paris. Avritt has been an art-ists’ agent and owned a gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, which handles New York contemporary painters, for a number of years.CONVENER: Avritt Lemon Brown (816-517-1361)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 28; 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Plaza Library, Small Room, 48th & Main, KCMO; LIMIT: 12

#1003 Athe art of chainmail JewelryThis class will teach the basics of chainmail. It will cover the European four-in-one pattern and several other patterns as well. Each participant will be able to create their own piece of chainmail jewelry. Please bring $30 to class for materials.CONVENER: Doreen Rivera (913-653-1998) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, March 19; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; University Center, Rm. 146, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1004 ABeaded pouchCome learn basic beading techniques and create a beaded pouch based on pieces from the Hand-in-Hand Folk Art Collection. Class includes discus-sion of beading in Africa, instructions and all the materials you need. Ages: High school - Adult. Please bring $16 to class for materials.CONVENER: Alisha Gambino (816-221-2349)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.mattierhodes.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 11; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Mat-tie Rhodes Art Center, 919 W 17th St., KCMO 64108; LIMIT: 15

#1007 ABasic BlacksmithingBlacksmithing has a long and very interesting his-tory, from the early days of horseshoeing to “Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree.” Come and learn the basics that can be learned in a two-day class. No, you won’t be a blacksmith when the class is over but you will have ample opportunity to see if this hobby is for you without the financial investment of a blacksmith shop. $25 deposit reserves your place in the class, please bring the $100 balance to the first class.CONVENER: Institute for Historic and Educational Arts (913-621-4940) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14 + $25 material fee = $39Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning April 18; 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM; Renaissance Festival grounds, Booth 651 (Near Sandstone), Bonner Springs, KS; LIMIT: 6

#1008 Aintermediate BlacksmithingFor those of you who have completed the Basic Blacksmithing class, here is an opportunity to hone those skills and your imagination in this two-day class. You must have taken the Basic Blacksmithing to qualify for this class. $25 deposit reserves your place in the class, please bring the $100 balance to the first class.CONVENER: Institute for Historic and Educational Arts (913-621-4940) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14 + $25 material fee = $39Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning May 9; 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM; Renaissance Festival grounds, Booth 651 (Near Sand-stone), Bonner Springs, KS; LIMIT: 3

#1009 ABeginning card weavingThis is a relaxed, hands-on workshop for begin-ners, covering basic card weaving techniques. I will show you how to string up a loom and try out a few basic techniques. During the two-session class you will choose a project to make in class-a sample band, a set of bookmarks, or a tubular neckpiece. No previous weaving experience needed. The loom and all supplies will be provided. Class size limited to 6, Please bring $75 to first class.CONVENER: Institute for Historic and Educational Arts (913-621-4940) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning May 9; 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM; Renaissance Festival grounds, Booth 651 (Near Sand-stone), Bonner Springs, KS; LIMIT: 6

#1010 ABasic chain mailDuring the time that fighting men wore chain mail, it was the best protection against cuts and slashes. The most popular pattern was the English 4-in-1 pattern. Learn the basics of making chain mail, and you too could be the next person to make armor for yourself or your friends. Please bring $60 for supplies to class.CONVENER: Institute for Historic and Educational Arts (913-621-4940) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, May 9; 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM; Renais-sance Festival grounds, Booth 651 (Near Sandstone), Bonner Springs, KS; LIMIT: 6

#1005 Aindian inspired BagsCreate a decorative bag or wall hanging inspired by pieces from the Hand-in-Hand Folk Art Collection. Class includes discussion of the use of mirrored embroidery in India, demonstration of various embroidery stitches and all the materials you need for your creation. Please bring $20 to class for materials.CONVENER: Alisha Gambino (816-221-2349)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.mattierhodes.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 14; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Mattie Rhodes Art Center, 919 W 17th St., KCMO 64108; LIMIT: 15

#1006 Amexican BlousesPeasant blouses have made their way in and out of fashion over the years. Many have drawn inspiration from the embroidered huipiles from Mexico. We will make our own blouse based on the colorful ones worn in the state of Michoacán. Class includes discussion of weaving and embroidery in Mexico, fabric and sewing instructions, materi-als and demonstration of cross stitching. Ages: High school - Adult. Please bring $20 to class for materials.CONVENER: Alisha Gambino (816-221-2349)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.mattierhodes.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, May 9; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Mat-tie Rhodes Art Center, 919 W 17th St., KCMO 64108; LIMIT: 15

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#1011 Aintermediate chain mailIntermediate Chainmail will cover the techniques needed to construct a coif (chainmail hood). We will also learn how to create expansion and con-traction joints. Students will construct a chainmail juggling ball in class as well. Please bring $30 to class for materials.CONVENER: Institute for Historic and Educational Arts (913-621-4940) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, May 16; 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM; Renaissance Festival grounds, Booth 651 (Near Sandstone), Bonner Springs, KS; LIMIT: 10

#1012 A or Bwood Fired rakuYou will learn basic hand-building techniques and produce at least one piece to be bisqued, glazed and Raku-fired. In the second session we will glaze fire our hand-built work in a wood-fired Raku kiln. Be prepared to cut some wood and stoke the kiln to reach a glowing temperature of 1950° F within an hour. The pots are pulled out red-hot and quickly cooled so that they can be completed in the afternoon. Rebecca is a KCAI graduate in ceramics with a minor in fiber. Please send $35 for materials and firing to Back Door Pottery (listed below). If it rains we will reschedule the second meeting. Bring a lunch or hotdogs to roast.CONVENER: Rebecca Koop (816-483-6964 studio) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.backdoorpottery.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning April 4; Sec. B: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning May 2; MEETS: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John Ave., KCMO, 64123; LIMIT: 10

#1013 Apapermaking out of everyday materialsMake special papers in time for the holidays. We will explore the ancient methods of papermaking using everyday, off-the-shelf products and recycled materials to make artful 8 1/2 x 11 sheets of unique paper. Please bring dryer lint, glitter, ribbons, yarns, and other materials to be incorporated in your one-of-a-kind papers with you. Rebecca is a KCAI graduate in ceramics with a minor fiber. Colored and natural paper pulp, sizing and papermaking tools will be provided. Please send $25 to cover materials to Back Door Pottery (listed below).CONVENER: Rebecca Koop (816-483-6964, studio) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.backdoorpottery.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, February 2; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John Ave., KCMO, 64123; LIMIT: 6

#1016 Athe art of Fanciful Junk JournalsPut on your creative hat (the one with feathers and jewels) and let Kathy inspire you to create a one-of-a-kind journal, suitable for giving or treasuring! Kathy’s inspirations include cut-outs, game pieces, vintage images, jewels and doo-dads. Her art can be seen at Urban Mining Homewares’ monthly sales. Kathy is an accomplished junk artist who specializes in ephemera compositions. She has been a partner in “Vimsey” (whimsy plus vintage) for several years and is a bona fide Urban Miner. Please bring $20 to class for materials. Check website for good directions.CONVENER: Kathy Burris (816-876-1007) Web site: www.urbanmininghomewares.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, March 18; 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Urban Mining Homewares, 3924 Walnut, KCMO; LIMIT: 12

#1017 A, B or Cart of clayThis class is an introduction to high fire clay art. Hand building and wheel throwing of pottery forms will be introduced and explored. High fire stoneware will be used to build functional and sculptural works of art. Bring $40 to first class for materials, firing, glazes and rental. You may only take this class once, but are welcome to join the Guild. The KC Clay Guild is a not-for-profit artist collective dedicated to supporting the ceramic arts in Kansas City.CONVENER: KC Clay Guild (816-363-1373)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning January 26; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning March 2; Sec. C: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning April 6; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; KC Clay Guild, 200 W. 74th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1014 ABookbinding: pocket JournalToss out your Palm Pilot PDA and make your own PAA (Personal Analog Assistant), perfect for carrying in your pocket or purse to keep track of your schedule, jot down your brilliant ideas or just your grocery shopping list. The Hedgehog is an un-abashed knock-off of the popular Moleskin journals and demonstrates the basics of hand-bookbinding. For examples, go to www.craftboyworkshop.com. Please send $20 for handout and materials to The Craftboy Workshop at the address below. Chuck is a production manager for a book publisher in Kansas City. His hobby print shop and bindery is called The Craftboy Workshop.CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-333-4170) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.craftboyworkshop.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 28; 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM; The Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust, KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 5

#1015 Aletterpress stationeryUsing a vintage press and individual pieces of hand-set metal type, create some luxurious statio-nery note cards perfect to give away as a gift or to keep for yourself. For examples, see www.craft-boyworkshop.com. Please send $20 for 30-page letterpress handout and stationery materials to The Craftboy Workshop at the address below. Chuck is a production manager for a book publisher in Kan-sas City and has been practicing the “Book Arts” of papermaking, letterpress printing and bookbinding for ten years.CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-333-4170) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.craftboyworkshop.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 28; 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM; The Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust, KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 5


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#1018 A or BFigure drawingThis class provides a relaxed setting in which you will have the opportunity to do many figure drawings. Gesture drawings, core lines, blocking in, contouring, and spatial relationships are some of the topics that will be covered. Poses range in length from 5 to 20 minutes. All drawing levels are welcome. Please bring a $25 model fee to first class.CONVENER: Homer Janssens (816-824-3822)CLASS FEE: $16 + $15 room rental = $31Sec. A: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning March 17; Sec. B: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning April 21; MEETS: 7:15 PM - 9:15 PM; Rime Buddhist Center, 700 West Pennway, KCMO, (N. on I-35, exit on W. Pennway, take a left, RBC on right); LIMIT: 15

#1019 Alearn to crochetCozy up with a crochet hook, some yarn and learn all the basic stitches: chain, single, double and treble. From there you can make afghans, scarves, hats, dresses, baby clothes, purses, decorations, boxes, or whatever you can imagine. Bring your own supplies or buy them at class. Nirmal has been crocheting ever since her grandmother taught her how at the age of seven.CONVENER: Nirmal Kaur Khalsa (816-753-1781) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Fridays, beginning March 13; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; The Studio, 1121 W. 47th, KCMO; LIMIT: 8

#1020 ABasic pierced earring constructionWe will learn to use headpins, beads, and French earring wires to make an unlimited variety of earrings. We will make three pairs of earrings with faux pearls, crystals and glass beads. Bring $20 for materials to class.CONVENER: Sandi Rose (816-326-7315) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.myspace.com/beadeccentricCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, February 17; 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; University Center, Rm. 146, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1021 Aintroduction to peyote stitchPeyote stitch is an off-loom, needle weaving technique. Using odd count peyote, you will learn to read a simple chart. We will make a simple seed bead bracelet. Stitch enables you to make a wide variety of jewelry. Sandi is an experienced crafter and instructor. Please bring $20 to class for sup-plies and instruction material.CONVENER: Sandi Rose (816-326-7315)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.myspace.com/beadeccentricCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, April 14; 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; Hillcrest Community Center, Rm. A, 10401 Hillcrest Rd., KCMO, at Bannister (East from 71 Hwy) or 95th, go south on Hillcrest (intersection by K-Mart), go 1 mile, take a left at yellow blinking light; LIMIT: 20

#1022 Amini HypertufaHypertufa is a light weight material made of cement, vermiculite and other ingredients. It is great for making garden troughs and planters. We will use a modified mix to create a 5” orb-shaped planter. Materials & handout provided. Sandi is an experienced crafter and instructor. Please bring $20 to class for materials.CONVENER: Sandi Rose (816-326-7315)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.myspace.com/beadeccentricCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, March 10; 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; Hillcrest Community Center, Rm. A, 10401 Hillcrest Rd., KCMO, at Bannister (East from 71 Hwy) or 95th, go south on Hillcrest (intersection by K-Mart), go 1 mile, take a left at yellow blinking light; LIMIT: 20

#1023 ABasic Jewelry stringing constructionThis class will cover the basic beading tools and techniques required to make a traditional strung bracelet or necklace with a clasp. Students will make a faux pearl and crystal bracelet. Kit and tool use provided. Bring $20 material fee to class. Sandi is an experienced beader and instructor. She is also a member of the Bead Society of Greater Kansas City.CONVENER: Sandi Rose (816-326-7315) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.myspace.com/beadeccentricCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, February 3; 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; Uni-versity Center, Rm. 146, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 12

#1024 Amake it & move it!Come and be inspired by Carnival! Have fun creat-ing fancy headdresses at Mattie Rhodes Art Gallery. Then head down to the Baila dance studio to learn basic samba techniques. Come dressed in comfort-able clothing and tennis shoes. Ages 7 - Adult (ages 5 and 6 welcome with parent participation) Please bring $25 to class for materialsCONVENER: Alisha Gambino (816-221-2349)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.mattierhodes.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 14; 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM; Mat-tie Rhodes Art Center, 919 W 17th St., KCMO 64108; LIMIT: 15

#1025 Athe art of Vimsey (Vintage whimsy)Join “Vimsey” herself as she teaches you to create one-of-a-kind fancifuls, gift tags, ornaments, signs, what-cha-ma-call-its and other fun stuff from odds and ends we all find in our lives. And no spot will be left unembellished! She’ll help you unleash your inner wonder and tickle your funny bone! Please bring $20 to class for materials. Kathy has been a partner in “Vimsey” (whimsy plus vintage) for sev-eral years and is a bona fide Urban Miner. Check website for good directions.CONVENER: Kathy Burris (816-876-1007)Web site: www.urbanmininghomewares.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 18; 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Urban Mining Homewares, 3924 Walnut, KCMO; LIMIT: 12

#1026 Aart and the autodidactDiscussion and exploration of contem-porary and post-modern culture, with emphasis on self-learning and its role in the making and enjoy-ment of art, noting that the ability to self-educate is as much in the purview of those who are academi-cally trained as those who are not. Topics covered: the nature of discovery, the nature of creativity (its care and feeding), and self-induced inventiveness. CONVENER: Mike Miller (816-719-0614) E-mail: [email protected] CLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; beginning Wednesdays, February 11; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Kansas City Public Library Central Library, Room 312, 14 West 10th Street, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

#1101 A or Bargentine tangoThis dance originated in Argentina and is one of the most popular dances in America. Learn to dance this passionate dance step-by-step, one move at a time, starting with the basics and ending with very impressive but simple combinations. No experience required, nor do you need a partner. We will have a practice party (Milonga) each Wednesday to give you a chance to try your new tango skills. Bring $5 per meeting for room rental. Come join the fabu-lous tango community in Kansas City!CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning January 26; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning March 16; MEETS: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 20

#1102 A or BBeginning Ballroom danceLove the dance shows on TV and cinema? Take a step in the direction of dancing like the stars. You will be able to dance at office functions and parties after this introductory class. We will learn Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba and a bonus dance of your choice. This is a perfect class to prepare for upcom-ing weddings. Bring your guests and in-laws. Toi is a former ballroom competitor. Bring $5 for room rental to each class.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 27; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning March 17; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mis-sion, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 20

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#1103 A or Beast coast swingWe’ve got rhythm! We’ve got music, swing music! From 40’s swing music to rhythm and blues, we’ll do it all! Ready to put the bounce in your step? This beginning to intermediate swing class features many fun and flashy variations. It’s so much fun, you won’t notice what a great workout you’re get-ting! Bring $5 per meeting for room rental.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning January 28; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning March 18; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mis-sion, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 20

#1104 A or Bsalsa!It’s time to heat up with one of the most popular dances on the dance floor today. With the resur-gence of Latin and Cuban music this dance has become a phenomenon. We will start with basic moves, adding technique and style as we become comfortable with leading and following. No partner is necessary. Bring $5 per meeting for room rental. There are many venues in which to practice your new-found salsa skills.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Thursdays, beginning January 29; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Thursdays, beginning March 19; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mis-sion, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 20

#1105 A or Bwest african danceLearn proper West African dance technique focus-ing on poly-rhythmic movement. This is a fun and energetic class. All levels are welcome. Wear a leotard if you have one, but no shoes. Males are welcome. Live drums!CONVENER: Vanessa GibbsCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 26; Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, March 30; MEETS: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1106 A or Bwest coast swingThis type of swing dance is a smooth dance done to many types of music. Traditionally danced to rhythm and blues it has now branched out to country, rock, disco and funk. It is danced on a slot, allowing each partner freedom of expression. We will start with the basic pattern and add a new pattern weekly. No partner necessary. Review each week! Bring $5 to each class for room rental.CONVENER: Kyle PatelCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning February 1; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning April 5; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mis-sion, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 20


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#1111 A, B, C, D, E or FHip HopHip-Hop dance originated with rap music. This ever-evolving form creates a high-energy, visually exciting dance style just like music videos. Come and learn choreography from street dance to club dance...Teenagers and adults welcome.CONVENER: Bobbie Ray (Monday & Wednesdays); Isha Williams (Saturdays)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 26; 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, January 28; 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, January 30; 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Sec. D: 1 session; Monday, March 30; 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Sec. E: 1 session; Wednesday, April 1; 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Sec. F: 1 session; Saturday, April 4; 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1112 A, B, C, D, E or FBelly dance is FunYou know you’ve always wanted to take a Belly Dance class...so...come on down! Get loose and coax your body to flow in ways that you’ve never imagined with the upbeat, captivating rhythms of far away places. Belly dance is a combination of strength, posture, flexibility and muscle control. Fun and fitness can be yours, if this addictive habit is right for you.CONVENER: Halah Zeki E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 27; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, January 27; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. C: 1 session; Sunday, February 1; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Sec. D: 1 session; Tuesday, March 31; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Sec. E: 1 session; Tuesday, March 31; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. F: 1 session; Sunday, April 5; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1113 A or BBeginning salsaToday’s hottest dance trend is the Salsa! Be intro-duced to this Latin dance and have a great time at parties and social events. The Salsa is simple in structure, allowing you to learn many variations easily. This class is open to all levels of dancers and will feature partner techniques (you don’t need your own partner), Latin styling and a variety of steps.CONVENER: Toi ColemanCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, February 1; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, April 5; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1114 A, B, C or DBeginning adult BalletNo prior experience required! This is an introduc-tion to ballet. We utilize an anatomy/physiology approach to gently stretch and strengthen the body. Come learn the basics of this art form. Great class for first timers or those who would like to be reintroduced.CONVENER: Haley ChevernyCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, January 28; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, January 31; 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; Sec. C: 1 session; Wednesday, April 1; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM; Sec. D: 1 session; Saturday, April 4; 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1115 A or BHighland danceAlthough Highland dance originated from military calisthenics, this form has been influenced by ballet as well as other dance forms. Learning this tech-nique will increase your strength and endurance. It’s also a lot more fun than military calisthenics.CONVENER: Kelsey AmaraCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 29; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 2; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1116 A or Badult Jazz danceStrut your stuff in this fun and energetic class. Learn basic dance technique, work on flexibility and toning and explore several styles of jazz dance.CONVENER: Ann ShaughnesseyCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 29; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 2; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1117 A or BBeginning modern for adultsExplore your movement potential through modern dance. You’ll get a great workout and have fun as you increase your awareness of space, weight, suspension and timing.CONVENER: Tiffany SizemoreCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 29; 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 2; 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1118 A or Bafro-Brazilian/samba danceDesigned for beginning as well as experienced dancers in the dance styles of Samba and Can-domble (Northern Brazil). We will explore move-ment, based on rich folk traditions. Live music accompaniment!CONVENER: Regina Compernolle (816-547-0266)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, February 1; 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, April 5; 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1119 ABallroom dance group for singlesAre you interested in forming a group to go ballroom dancing together? Many people have taken lessons, but have never had a chance to go dancing to practice. This class would be perfect for an advanced beginner or intermediate level dancer. If this appeals to you, please come to a gathering at Carol’s home to get to know each other and explore how this could work effectively. We’ll look at places, times, possible lessons and other options. All ages welcome. Men, we especially want you!CONVENER: Carol Meyer (913-677-8672) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.wisdom-ways.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, February 6; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 5019 W. 56th St., Roeland Park, KS, 3 blocks west of Roe; LIMIT: 50

#1107 A or Birish ceili danceHave you ever wanted to learn Irish dance? If so, join us on Tuesdays and we will teach you the basic steps and show you how to incorporate them into traditional Ceili dances. In eight weeks you will be able to recognize dances and feel comfortable getting up to dance at any Irish Ceili. Minimum age is 15. You must register in advance. Come and join the fun!CONVENER: Denise McNally & Margene BahmE-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.kcirishdancers.orgCLASS FEE: $16 + $5 room rental = $21Sec. A: 8 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 27; Sec. B: 8 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning April 7; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; Westport Presbyterian Church, 201 Westport Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 36

#1108 A or Bpole FitnessThis class focuses on simple choreography combin-ing dance moves with pole movement, spins and swings. During the choreography portion of the class you will learn 2 Pole Tricks, Transitions and Filler. You will learn a dance/fitness routine using skills learned. Appropriate for Beginners/Interme-diates. Carla is a Registered Yoga Instructor who owns and operates her own yoga and fitness studio, Yoga and Wellness Center. Her mission is help women feel empowered, fit, and confident.CONVENER: Carla Mock (816-260-6993)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.fimbwellness.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 27; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, February 7; 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM; MEETS: Fimb Yoga & Wellness Center, 858 SW Blue Parkway, Lee’s Summit, MO; LIMIT: 8

#1109 A or BFlamenco!This workshop will be geared to adults interested in an introduction to the rhythms, movement and history of Flamenco dance. Wear comfortable workout type clothing and heeled shoes. Tamara Carson graduated from the UMKC dance depart-ment where she was also an adjunct professor for 10 years.CONVENER: Tamara Carson (816-741-6171)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 26; Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, March 30; MEETS: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1110 A or Btap dance for adults of all ages: Basic Beginners or Beginners againIf you have always wanted to learn to tap dance, but never had the time, the confidence, or the opportu-nity, now is the time to prove you can do it! Or if you are a former tap dancer who wants to brush up and renew old skills, Billie Mahoney, international-ly acclaimed tap dance artist, is the one to help you. Emphasis is on technique and style while learning the first steps of Shim Sham and Soft Shoe.CONVENER: Billie Mahoney (816-561-2882)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 26; Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, March 30; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10


#1120 A or BBeginning Hoop danceHoop Dance is a dynamic experimental dance. In this class you will use professional adult sized hula-hoops to learn beginning techniques such as waist hooping, turns, off body passes and much more. Hoop dance teaches you how to move from your center while increasing coordination, as well as a greater understanding of one’s self and body. It uses aspects of prop manipulation techniques similar to that of circus hoop. It is a graceful, transformative, and meditative way to stay fit while having fun.CONVENER: Brie BlakemanCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, February 2; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, March 30; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1204 A or Bwomen of the drumIn this women’s class, we will learn the basic hand techniques for djembe or conga and try our hand at some basic rhythms from Haiti and Brazil. Begin-ning and intermediate level. Bring djembe or conga style drum. Call convener if you need to rent one.CONVENER: Regina Compernolle (816-547-0266)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, February 1; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, April 5; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1205 ABalinese gamelan ensembleLearn to play a Balinese Gamelan. Gamelan is the traditional orchestral music of Indonesia, primarily Bali and Java. UMKC has commissioned the larg-est Balinese gamelan ensemble in North America, made by Bali’s most famous living gong-smith, tuner and composer I Wayan Beratha. The finely carved and painted instruments consist of gongs, xylophones, flutes, fiddles, drums, and cymbals. This course will introduce the music and culture of Bali, and students will participate in learning ancient Balinese-Hindu ceremonial music. Details at the web site listed below. Pat is currently leader of the community ensemble.CONVENER: Patrick Alonzo Conway (816-333-5877)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.conservatory.umkc.edu/gamelan.aspCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 28; 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; 5301 Charlotte, KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1206 Aorchestra 101Explore the orchestra and the opera as I take you through Verdi’s “La Traviata” (Lyric Opera, March 14, 16, 18, 20, 22), Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, and Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1 (Kansas City Symphony, April 3, 4, 5). Partici-pants are asked to purchase their own tickets, but attendance to concerts is not mandatory. These lectures are intended to be a form of pre-concert talks, while the knowledge gained can be applied to any concert experience.CONVENER: Nihan Yesil CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Wednesdays, March 11 & April 1; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; UMKC Performing Arts Center, Rm. 521, 4949 Cherry, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

Music#1201 Amelodic mountain autoharpThe Autoharp has a rich history in folk music. By the end of this class, you will have learned how to play song accompaniment and simple melodies. Bring your own Autoharp and a guitar thumb pick to the first class. All music will be provided. Class meets every two weeks.CONVENER: Tom Schroeder (816-943-0566) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 8 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning January 28; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; 300 W. 113th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1202 AHandbell ringingEnglish handbells are a beautiful musi-cal instrument. Come and learn how to play them. A knowledge of music is helpful but not required. Rita is currently a professor in the School of Education at UMKC. She has played handbells for more than 30 years and loves to play.CONVENER: Rita Barger (816-235-5655)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning January 28; 6:15 PM - 7:30 PM; Country Club United Methodist Church, 57th & Wornall; LIMIT: 10

#1203 Aworld percussionWe’ll explore the concepts and rhythms from three continental influences: Africa, South America and the Caribbean. Receive hands-on experience playing an array of percussion instruments. Join us and see how rhythm is the foundation of music and why it is the essence of our very existence. Musical instruments will be provided. Presented by the Traditional Music Society.CONVENER: Bird Fleming (816-561-1849)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 7; 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM; St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 3800 Troost, KCMO (enter on Manheim St. side of building) 64109, enter on north side of building; room is upstairs on the north side of bldg.; LIMIT: 15

#1301 ABasically improv—an introduction to improvisational theaterThis is for those who are beginning improvisers, those who have never improvised before, or anyone looking for a back-to-basics opportunity. This is a low-risk environment, that’s designed to be just for fun with nobody watching. We will be covering fundamental skills and basic approaches to improv. Session topics can include terminology, initiation, object work, and character development. Scott has been performing comedy for nine years, four of which have been primarily improv.CONVENER: Scott Connerly (515-451-9414) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.scott.connerly.netCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 4; 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Central Library; Rm. 312 ,14 West 10th Street (corner of Baltimore and 10th), KCMO; LIMIT: 20

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#1401 Awriting and publishing your First (or seventh) BookLearn how to develop and complete your manu-script in just six weeks following this 10-step plan, and how to submit your work to a publisher or self-publish your own book and keep the profits. “Every minute was packed with specific information that I really needed…Even though I have an extensive background in marketing, I learned a LOT about effective marketing…invaluable.” (DeeAnne Merri-man, Carrollton, TX). Bobbie is the author of seven published books including best-sellers and award-winners. Material fee of $15 includes 50-page booklet that also covers marketing your book in six steps. You may contact her at [email protected]: Bobbie Christensen (916-422-8435) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, April 13; 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Uni-versity Center, Alumni Rm., 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 30

#1402 Awriting compelling essaysDraw on the experience of longtime Kansas City Star columnist Bill Tammeus to pick up tips about how to write clear, forceful, persuasive and (maybe even humorous) essays. There will be talk about organization, grammar, style, verbs and other oddities you rarely encounter in e-mail. Bring some paper on which to take notes. Bill Tammeus was the faith columnist for the KC Star winning numerous awards over his 3-plus decades at the newspaper. He continues to write the daily “Faith Matters” blog and writes a monthly column for The Presbyterian Outlook.CONVENER: Bill Tammeus (816-926-0366) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: billtammeus.typepad.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, February 11; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Second Presbyterian Church, Witherspoon Room, 318 E. 55th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 40

#1403 Asaving Jews from the HolocaustTammeus and Cukierkorn have a new book due out in 2009 from the University of Missouri Press, “They Were Just People: Stories of Rescue in Po-land During the Holocaust.” They will share some of those remarkable stories in this session and lead a discussion about some of the lessons they learned in writing this book together. Bill Tammeus is the award-winning former Faith columnist for The Kansas City Star and author of “A Gift of Mean-ing.” He’s a longtime Communiversity teacher. Rabbi Jacques Cukierkorn is the spiritual leader of the New Reform Temple of Kansas City and author of “Accessible Judaism.”CONVENER: Bill Tammeus & Rabbi Jacques Cukierkorn (816-926-0366)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: billtammeus.typepad.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, April 23; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Second Presbyterian Church, Witherspoon Room, 318 E. 55th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 75

#1404 Anature Book discussion groupInsurmountable Risks: The Dangers of Using Nuclear Power to Combat Global Climate Change. This scientist and author, Brice Smith, provides a meticulously researched analysis, showing there are safer economical alternatives. This is an important current issue for Missouri. Please read 1/4 of the book. This will be facilitated by the education chair of the Sierra Club and member of the All Souls Green Sanctuary Committee.CONVENER: Patty Brown (816-737-2804)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; every other Thursday, beginning February 12; 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 4501 Walnut, Grace Hill Library, Kansas City, MO (Main at 45th. Enter from parking lot).; LIMIT: 10

#1405 Aturkish literature talksLearn the mysteries of Turkish culture through the novels of 2006 Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk, and award-winning writer of Turkish decent Elif Shafak. The first session will focus on two novels by Orhan Pamuk, My Name is Red and The Black Book. In the second session we will discuss, The Flea Palace and The Gaze by Elif Shafak. It is preferable that the participants come having read at least one book by the respective authors. Be prepared to ask questions.CONVENER: Nihan Yesil CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning April 22; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; UMKC Performing Arts Center, Rm. 521, 4949 Cherry, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1406 Adr. who: agent of change or social conservativeDoes Doctor Who have an agenda to educate “stupid apes?” Or does he refuse to help the hu-man race? The Doctor is and has been a British Broadcast Company staple/icon for forty-five years, but has he legislated for human change for all that time? This course will tackle the conflict looking at these issues through out the series. CONVENER: Peter Shields (816-516-6056) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 8 sessions; Fridays, beginning January 30; 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

Reading & Writing#1302 A or BBurlesque and the art of the teaseHonor your confident, funny, sassy side by partici-pating in this burlesque experience! We will shake, shimmy and wink our way through group numbers, solos (optional but encouraged), and prop work. We will discuss musical selections, costuming, and makeup, as well as the routines themselves. All comfort levels respected. Lucky Deluxe strives to bring you your very own individualized burlesque experience in this performance oriented class. Women only, please.CONVENER: Lucky DeluxeCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 29; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 2; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1303 Ai want to Be on the radio!If you’ve ever wanted to be on the radio or be part of a community radio station, this class is for you. Working with experienced KKFI volunteers, we will explore show ideas, and produce pilot radio programs. We will teach how to use the KKFI re-cording equipment for those with a technical inter-est. Others may end up as voices for public service announcements or short community news items. Yet others may do research or learn interviewing techniques.CONVENER: Bill Clause (816-361-5147) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $16Sec. A: 13 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 27; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; KKFI FM Community Radio, 3901 Main (above First Bank), KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1304 Acircus skills & clowningGive your inner clown some class! Learn to move like Chaplin, dance like Danny Kaye and juggle like Brian Wendling. Some of the skills that will be covered include Slapstick Combat, how to take a pie in the face, stilt walking, hula hoop, tumbling, character development, make-up application and much more. Lots of fun and inspirational improv guaranteed. Red nose optional. Instructors include a variety of Kansas City’s top professional clowns, mimes and juggling artists including but not limited to: Richard Renner, Stephanie Roberts, Jay and Leslie Cady, Beth Byrd, Heidi Stubblefield, Kent and Kevin Mercer and more...CONVENER: Beth Byrd-LonskiCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 27; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, March 31; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

I learned that you should feel when writing, not like Lord

Byron on a mountain top, but like a child stringing beads in

kindergarten—happy, absorbed and quietly putting one bead on after another.

~Brenda Ueland


#1501 A or Bintroduction to digital photographyThis course provides an introduction to basic digital photography. We discuss the basics of the camera, software, printing, and e-mail. This class will help you make the most of this fascinating new technology. Bill is the owner of Crick Camera Shop and has been in photography for 34 years. He has taught several workshops on photography and on basic Photoshop through the shop.CONVENER: Bill Thomas (816-444-3390)E-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.crickcamera.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Mondays, beginning February 23; Sec. B: 2 sessions; Mondays, beginning March 23; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Katz Pharmacy Bldg., Rm. 2 A, UMKC Campus, southeast corner 50th & Rockhill Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 25

#1502 Aintroduction to landscape photography with your digital cameraNow that you have your digital SLR it is time to learn how to take advantage of the advanced features. In this workshop we will learn to use exposure compensation, white balance, flash, histograms, and camera RAW. We will photograph the magnificent Great Sand Dunes in South Central Colorado. With side trips to the surrounding Sangré de Cristo mountains to photograph the high alpine meadows and Zapata Falls. Evenings will be a chance to review the day’s student images. There are hotel and camping facilities as well as a res-taurant available. This workshop is for digital SLR users who are comfortable with their equipment.. Must pay balance of $285 to Crick Camera to com-plete your reservation. There are no cancellations.CONVENER: Bill Thomas (816-444-3390)E-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.crickcamera.comCLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: Wednesday - Saturday, beginning May 13-16; Call Con-vener for location, departure time and more information; LIMIT: 10

#2001 Amoney management: spend less, guaranteedThis class teaches people particular ways to spend their money. Course includes how to shop, where to shop, how to save, how to eat for less, how to get rid of debt and other related money topics. Bring $5 for materials.CONVENER: Larry Pulos (816-204-8987 or 816-761-8759) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, February 10; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; University Center, Rm. 146, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#2002 ABuilding your Financial portfolio on $25 a monthJoin Bobbie and Eric Christensen for a seminar that will show you, in easy-to-understand language, how to find investments. Learn to invest in things so safe that they are recession proof yet are growing 50% to 100%+ in value every year. And all without paying broker fees or expenses. The Christensen’s are investors just like you who have used this method for safe investing for over 20 years. They will explain what your broker will never tell you. “Simply the best investment book yet! Extremely practical” Optional book available for $15.CONVENER: Bobbie & Eric Christensen (916-422-8435) E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, April 14; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Loca-tion to be announced; LIMIT: 40

#2003 AFirst time Buyers guide for Health insuranceHas a change of jobs, graduation or loss of benefits at work left you uninsured? What is COBRA, State Continuation, or HIPPA? What options are available for children and spouses? Understand the language of insurance. This is a fun, easy to follow class that will help you get the most out of your premium dollar and prevent mistakes that can cost you plenty. Jeff has been an insurance professional since 1987, holds the professional designation of Life Underwriters Training Council Fellow and has a Bachelor’s Degree in business administration.CONVENER: Jeffery David (816-436-2622) E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.jeffdavidinsurance.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 7; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; South/Waldo Branch Library, Rm. B, 75th & Grand, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

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#2004 Aturn your 401(k) into lifetime incomeFor many people, a 401(k) is the largest of retire-ment assets. That money has to last the rest of your life! If you have three years or less to retirement, come learn how to rollover your 401(k) into an IRA that you control and avoid the 20% withholding. Develop a systematic plan to take income from your IRA and never have to worry about running out of money. Frank advice your commission-based advisor would NEVER tell you. Rob is a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselorsm. Estate Planning can be covered.CONVENER: Rob O’Blennis (913-498-8898)E-mail: [email protected] FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, February 4; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; University Center, Rm. 146, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

#2005 AHow does your Financial advisor get paid?Why is your financial advisor driving a new BMW when your account is down? Many Americans rely on a financial advisor to guide them as they accumu-late money for retirement. Yet most folks don’t un-derstand exactly how their advisor is compensated. A clear understanding of how your advisor makes money – and therefore what motivates your advisor – is critical when selecting a financial advisor and evaluating the advice they provide. Wise financial advice should return many multiples of what it costs you –are you getting your money’s worth?CONVENER: Rob O’Blennis (913-498-8898)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.planningretirements.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, February 25; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Central Library, Rm. 310, 14 W. 10th St, KCMO (NE corner of Baltimore & 10th); LIMIT: 20

#2006 Apre-retirement BootcampThirty-one percent of Americans would rather scrub a toilet than plan for their retirement. Are you 3 years from retirement (or less!) and wondering what to do? Have you saved enough money to retire? Do you worry about running out of money in retirement? Are you prepared to be retired for 20 to 30 or even 40 years? Come learn the essentials to create a long-term plan for your retirement. Estate Planning will be covered. Rob has 6 years’ experi-ence as an estate planning attorney plus 5 years’ experience in financial services.CONVENER: Rob O’Blennis (913-498-8898)E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.planningretirements.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Thursdays, beginning March 5; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 204, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1601 Astop and go movie—a careful ViewingStudents in this class will watch a classic film, Sergei Eisenstein’s “Ivan the Terrible, Part I.” After an initial viewing of the film in its entirety, we will rewatch the film on successive meetings with any participant able (and encouraged) to stop the film at any point to make a comment or ask a question. From such a careful and slow viewing, we’ll learn about how movies are made, about the magic of this film, and about ourselves. Presenter will provide additional information about the director and film. Convener has been a long time devotee of film and has an M.A. in English from Syracuse University where film was the primary focus of his studies.CONVENER: Bernard Norcott-Mahany E-mail: [email protected] CLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 5 sessions; Fridays, beginning February 6; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 213, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 30

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