Wednesday, July 17, 2013 www.lamorindaweekly.com 925-377-0977 LAMORINDA WEEKLY Page: B9 Not to be missed Not to be missed Solano Food Bank and newest club local educational and service charity partners Cal Shakes The- projects. Shred Fest is supported ater and Town Hall Theatre. For by 5-A Rent-a-Space, Moraga registration and sponsorship lev- Motors, Coldwell Banker, Neigh- els visit borhood Computers and Hall of Free Community Lectures everydayheroes.golfreg.com. Taxes. Security shredding is cour- tesy Shred Defense, Moraga. We are pleased to announce our 3rd annual lecture The PSR West Coast Builder’s series with information on injury prevention, fitness, Second Annual Golf Tourna- Lafayette Physical Therapy is ment and Ride is all geared to pleased to announce their third and other related topics for the community. Our honor fallen Oakland Police Offi- annual lecture series with infor- highly educated and skilled Physical Therapists as cer John Hege while raising funds mation on injury prevention, fit- well as highly respected doctors and community for OPEN (Oakland Police Emer- ness, and other related topics for professionals are here to share their knowledge with gency Net) and the California the community. Highly educated you. More info on Facebook.com/LafayettePT Transplant Center. Tournament and skilled physical therapists as begins at 10 a.m. Friday, July 26 well as highly respected doctors All Lectures are from 7:00pm – 8:00pm at the Diablo Creek Golf Course, and community professionals will 4050 Port Chicago Hwy, Con- share their knowledge at 3468 Tue July 30: The Anti-Inflammatory Diet cord. If you are interested in be- Mt. Diablo Blvd. Suite B110, with Cynthia Allen, RN, Natural Chef coming a sponsor, make Lafayette. Lectures include The donations or play golf, contact Anti-Inflammatory Diet with Tue Aug 27: Off Balance: Gait & Balance Disorders Dawn Schadek at (925) 381-5873 Cynthia Allen, RN, Natural Chef Affecting Your Daily Life or email from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 30; with Valerie Watase, PT, Owner, Director [email protected]. and Off Balance: Gait & Balance Disorders Affecting Your Daily Tue Sept 24: Shoulder Injuries & Prevention: Salsa Mondays in Orinda! Life Tuesday, Aug. 27. Seating Is it my rotator cuff? Classes of all levels and social for lectures is limited; please call With Lauren Masi, PT, OCS, ATC dancing are offered from 7 to (925) 284-6150 to RSVP and re- 9:45 p.m. Music starts at 6:45 serve your seat. For info, visit Tue Oct 29: “Oh my aching back (and neck)!” p.m. Beginning Class: 7 to 8 p.m., www.LafayettePT.com. Common Injuries & Prevention social dancing after. Intermedi- with Antonia Vega, PT & Christy Eschborn, PT ate/Advanced: 8 to 9:30 p.m., so- Relay For Life of Lamorinda cial dancing after. Dance practice begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. before and after each class! Drop- 3 and continues through the night, Seating for lectures is limited: in for $15/class at Orinda Center, ending at 9 a.m. Aug. 4 at Burton Please call 925-284-6150 to RSVP & reserve your seat OTHER ... continued 26 Orinda Way, Orinda. Valley Elementary School, 561 3468 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Suite B110 Merriewood Dr., Lafayette. For Lafayette, CA 94549 Orinda Community Founda- Widowed Persons Support info, visit relay.acsevents.org or www.LafayettePT.com tion’s 4th Annual Everyday He- Group (WPS) meetings. The contact Kelli Nahas at roes Golf Fundraiser is July 22, at WPS support sessions are infor- [email protected]. Orinda Country Club. Registra- mal discussions of emotional and tion starts at 10:30 a.m. followed practical needs and concerns of The Second Wednesday Book by a complimentary lunch buffet. the bereaving widowed persons. Group will read and discuss At noon, a shotgun start (two best The sessions can be very benefi- “Garden of the Evening Mists” balls of foursome shamble) be- cial and helpful, even if a period by Tan Tuan Eng at 3 p.m. gins the fun with complimentary of years has passed. Meetings are Wednesday, Aug. 14. They meet food, drinks, and contests on the held in the Oak Room at St. monthly at Orinda Books, 276 course. Following golf is an Stephens Church from 10 a.m. to Village Square in Orinda, and awards ceremony with compli- noon each Saturday through July welcome new members. For mentary appetizers. Heroes this 27. Free. The meetings are facili- more info, visit year are firefighters Michael Rat- tated by Gretchen Dabel and [email protected], tary, Stephen Rogness and Kelly members of the WPS Board. For www.orindabooks.com or call Morris, from Moraga-Orinda Fire info, call Ruth Harrington at (925) 254-7606. Department. Sponsorships are (925) 376-0321. still available and needed to help support the many recipients: “Shred Fest” Supports Moraga Orinda’s 4th of July Parade, Li- Lion’s Club. Destroy unwanted documents securely during Shred “Grown Ups 2” brary Improvements, Art in Pub- By Derek Zemrak lic Places, Orinda Garden Clubs, Fest from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 27 Orinda Chamber of Commerce, at 485 Moraga Rd. (adjacent 5- Lamorinda Idol, Spirit Van Senior A). A $5 fee for banker-sized Transportation, Contra Costa boxes supports the Moraga Lion’s Please submit: Events: [email protected] Stories: [email protected] Letters: [email protected] Opinion: [email protected] Eric Lamonsoff (Kevin James), Marcus Higgins (David Spade), Robideaux (Johnathan Loughran), Kurt McKenzi (Chris Rock), and Lenny Feder (Adam Sandler) in Columbia Pictures "Grown Ups 2." Copyright: ©2013 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Photo Tracy Bennett ot much has matured in this latest Adam Austin. “Twilight” star Taylor Lautner plays NSandler movie “Grown Ups 2.” What one of the frat boys Lenny and friends en- does anyone expect from him, the king of low- counter at the lake. These are the funniest brow humor? The movie opens with Lenny scenes in the film, but someone in Lautner’s (Adam Sandler) being urinated on by a deer. camp was intelligent enough, after seeing the Need I say more? The toilet “humor” contin- movie, to pull his name from the credits and ues for 1 hour and 40 minutes. all promotional material. That should tell you In this installment of “Grown Ups” (San- something! dler’s first sequel ever made), Lenny, the re- “Grown Ups 2” is not the worst movie tired hotshot Hollywood agent, relocates his Sandler has ever made; remember “That’s My family to the small town where he was raised. Boy” and “Jack and Jill.” It is sad because Lenny must deal with his wife, Roxanne, Sandler in his early career delivered some played by Oscar nominee Salma Hayek funny movies (e.g. “Happy Gilmore”, The Reach 60,000+ in Lamorinda (“Frida”) who wants another child. Lenny re- Wedding Singer” and The Waterboy”). A bet- unites with his childhood chums, portrayed by ter idea for Sandler’s first sequel project would Advertise in Lamorinda Weekly the all-star cast of comedians Kevin James, have been “Grow Up 2” and give the audience Call 925-377-0977 today Chris Rock and David Spade, who are all deal- a more sophisticated script. “Grown Ups 2” is ing with mid-life issues: the other woman, for- rated PG13. getting the 20th wedding anniversary, and the A bit of trivia on Lamorinda history: the 26,000 copies long-lost son who shows up. Rob Schneider original “Grown Ups” was the first movie delivered bi-weekly to Lamorinda is the only cast member from the original shown when the New Rheem Theatre opened homes & businesses movie with enough sense not to return. June 25, 2010! There are a few chuckles in the movie, but Derek Zemrak is a film critic, film producer and “Grown Ups 2” is not what you would expect founder of the California Independent Film from a summer blockbuster release and is cer- Festival. You can follow Derek on Twitter tainly not in the same league as “The Heat.” @zemrak for the latest Hollywood news. Derek Local newspaper delivered to Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda As with all Sandler’s movies, the cameos are can be heard every Friday on KAHI 950AM on numerous, including Steve Buscemi, Jon the Poppoff Show. www.lamorindaweekly.com Lovitz, Shaquille O’Neal and wrestler Steve.