BodyTalk lectures, workshops and events in Montreal
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada is thrilled to announce a brand new (and ridiculously hilarious) event coming to Parc Jean-Drapeau for the first time on May 5th, 2012. The Pineapple Challenge is an 5K obstacle course that asks participants to tap into their Aloha spirit, dress up in costume, and finish the race—all the while holding a real PINEAPPLE!
In teams of 2 and 4, Pineapple Challengers will race the clock, not only to get to the finish line, but to be able to take part in the EPIC Luau party that is held after the event, complete with entertainment, food, drinks and prizes.
Register online to HAVE FUN. GET DIRTY and SAVE LIVES at www.pineapplechallenge.ca !
Registration for the 2012 season has begun!
To retain fairness and safety, PlayClub competition rules will be governed by FIFA's Laws of the Game modified for indoor small field play. Sanctions applied during play will include cautions and send-offs in accordance with the Laws of the Game.
All games will utilize highly qualified referees. These officials have been selected by PlayClub from an extensive pool of accredited referees in the West Island. All officials will receive additional training from PlayClub in accordance with the type of competition, including pick-up games which may require some organization by the official.
There's Still Time to Register! Men's Strike League: Tuesday/Thursday 17:00-18:00
Men's Hunt League: Sunday 20:00-22:00 - Almost Full!
Women's Luck League: Wednesday/Friday 17:00-18:00
Women's Fate League: Sunday 18:00-20:00 - Almost Full!
Saturday Night Co-Ed Pick-Up
Come play a game of pick-up for some Saturday night fun or get in some practice time with your team.
19:00-20:00, 20:00-21:00
$10 (+tx) / hour
For More Info Contact:
info@playclub.ca 514.978.1112
www.playclub.ca
FREAKY FRIDAYS @ Redpath Museum Where McGill scientists bust myths and clarify misconceptions.
Redpath Museum Auditorium
859 Sherbrooke Street West
Metro: McGill
Bus: 24
FREE
Everyone welcome. No reservation necessary
INFO: 514-398-4094
Oxytocin me baby –The truth about the so-called love hormone
By Jennifer A. Bartz (Psychology, McGill)
February 10th, 2010 at 5:00 pm
Oxytocin is widely known as the "love hormone" released during birth and breastfeeding to bond a mother and child, but it's released other times, too. Oxytocin supposedly overflows us with positive feelingsabout one another. Or does it? Followed by the film The notebook
Redpath Museum Auditorium
859 Sherbrooke Street West
Metro: McGill
Bus: 24
FREE
Everyone welcome. No reservation necessary
INFO: 514-398-4094
Montreal Winter Events & Concerts
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- » February 16 to 26, 2012 MONTRÉAL HIGH LIGHTS Festival
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