By: Scott Pinkerton

Calvert elementary school in woodland hills is having a green for green drive. All someone has to do is watch the trees for green workshop on line or DVD complete the free tree application and turn it into Calvert elementary school. The more trees that are adopted the more money the school receives. LA conservation corps will process the application determine eligibility and deliver the requested trees straight to your door at no cost.

All participants must live in the city of los angeles and be a dwp customer and have private property to plant trees. (each applicant can receive 7-8 shade trees) The work shop is online at www.ladwp.com/trees Very important that all applications are turned into Calvert elementary school no later than 5/7/2010 in order for the school to receive credit.  For questions you can contact Meghan Shearer (LA Conservation Corps) at (323) 664-9196 ext 102.

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By: Steve Tipp

My Tipp’s Tip this week is Kate Bush’s “This Woman’s Work.”  If you are a fan, follower or foe of American Idol, this week big Mike pretty much destroyed with his version of this beautiful, heart rendering song.  People are most likely familiar with “This Woman’s Work” as it was covered by neo-soulster Maxwell who released it as a single in 2001 and had performed it on MTV’s unplugged in 1997.  When I was at Columbia records we released Kate Bush’s “The Sensual World” album (1989) and it went on to become her biggest selling US album.  Kate came to NY and did press and radio interviews and she was one of the most gracious artists I ever worked with; she signed a photo to me “My Dear Steve” and I tell you that was my experience with Kate Bush in a nutshell.  Lovely, sincere, warm, she walked it like she sang it all the way.

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So on American Idol big Mike really rocked his version of “This Woman’s Work” but what was equally remarkable to me were the judge’s responses.  Randy Jackson was effusive as ever and said “Maxwell move over”.  (Hey Randy weren’t you a Columbia a&r guy when Kate’s version came out? And maybe, for Maxwell’s too!)  But Kara DioGuardi broke into tears and when I watched Kate’s version on You Tube just now I nearly broke into tears myself.  It’s just that good a song and it truly touches your heart.

Steve Tipp
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By: Scott Pinkerton

The third annual dinner and silent auction hosted by the Parents Association Group (PAG) for Woodland Hills Private School (Collins Campus) is here. On Friday April 9, 2010 at Maggianos Little Italy in Woodland Hills from 6pm – 10pm, the event will have Poor Boys and live music from the local band Willie.

Some of the silent auction items include dance lessons, wine tastings, golf rounds and photography packages. Each of the classrooms will participate in making a special item for the auction as well. The money raised will go toward purchasing education tool such as books and developmental equipment throughout the year.

Collins campus maintains an enrollment of approximately 200 kids ages 2 through 5. Any donations can be mailed directly to the school 22322 Collins Street, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 or reach the co-chair of the event at Email Sara Micheleman to arrange for donations to be personally picked up.

All contributions received by Friday, March 19 will be listed in our auction program.

Tickets are $40 per person which includes a 3 course meal.

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