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By Jim Wallace - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Glass-shattering criminals hit businesses on a busy Albany street again. Early this morning someone broke the front door at Dixie Theatre Supply on North Slappey and stole some merchandise.
Two blocks away, someone shattered plate glass windows at Mattress World for the fourth time.
Linda Appleman said it was a rude wake up call at 3:00 this morning, when Police spotted her Dixie Theatre Supply front door shattered.
"It looks like it was a burglary. Was not sure at first, but it does look like it was a burglary," Appleman said.
One camera was stolen from the store, which has been in the same building for 64 years. She says crime has rarely been a problem for them, but she says all the business owners in the neighborhood are aware of recent vandalism and break ins.
"You can easily these plate glass windows that are so attractive to hit, can be upwards of $500 to $1000, depending on the size of them," Appleman said.
Two blocks away, Mattress World had more front windows shattered by rocks. "The fourth time. This is the fourth time in four weeks I've been hit," said Mattress World manager Erik Phillips.
Phillips has boarded up one of the huge front windows to his store, and has other holes covered. He says he really doesn't want to spend the hundreds or thousands of dollars to have the windows replaced, just to have them damaged again. He has put in an alarm system and increased security, but the vandalism continues.
"I'm not giving up. Even if I have to board them, I'm not going away. They can try what they want, but I'll be here," Phillips said.
Appleman and Phillips both are asking the vandals and burglars to give them a break, because times are really hard on small businesses.
"It's a pretty cruel thing to do to a business. If you are not doing it because you hate us, please stop. If you are doing it because you hate us, please call and talk," Appleman said.
Other business owners in the neighborhood are keeping watch, and worried they could be next.
Albany Police Chief John Proctor said that "Officers have been directed to increase visibility near the businesses in that area of Slappey. We also encourage businesses to make sure that they have an alarm system in place as a crime prevention measure."
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Beltane, the Celtic celebration of May Day, means fire of the Celtic god of light (Bel). His festival took place on May 1 and was one of the oldest and widely celebrated of all Celtic calendar festivals. Many rituals throughout Wales and Scotland today still resemble earlier celebrations.
Fire played an important part in the festivities. While home hearths were doused, a bonfire was built, the fire from which was used to rekindle each home. If you jumped through the bonfire it would protect you from bad luck and disease in the coming year. Couples would also announce their intention to marry by jumping over the fire. In ancient times, cattle were driven between two fires to protect them from both natural and supernatural evil and avoid bad luck.
The Maypole continues as a modern-day tradition. Originally, the pole was made from the trunk of a tall tree and decorated with flowers and ribbons. While children now perform the Maypole dance, women used to uphold the tradition. During the Maypole dance, some of the dancers move in one direction and the others dance in the opposite direction. By the end, the ribbons are wrapped around the pole, then the dancers reverse their direction to unwrap the ribbons.
Crowning a May Queen is another custom that continues to this day. Traditionally, a king was crowned as well and they both ruled over the festivities. In some areas, the royal couple was associated with Robin Hood and Maid Marian.
With a history dating to the Middle Ages, Morris dancers wear costumes with bells and ribbons to chase away the evil spirits of winter. He now travels with the Morris dancers, but in the past, Jack-in-the-Green was a villager disguised with greenery. He and his followers danced through town to collect money for a feast. The character was believed to be a spirit who guarded the English woods.
By 1644, the May Day festivals were too wild for the ruling Puritans who outlawed the celebrations. One of the traditions they definitely wanted to stop was the greenwood marriages through which young men and women spent the night in the forest together.
Another tradition of May Day is Beating the Bounds. Landowners walked their property to reaffirm their rights. Today, people beat the bounds by repairing fences and boundary markers on their land.
Today, May Day carries a strong association with the Labour Movement. In the UK, International Labour Day falls on May 1. While not always on May 1, the May Day bank holiday, honors the contribution of labor.
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So… There have been thousands of thoughts bugging my mind lately. Thoughts about future, career, love, people and negative stuff and blah, blah, blah. But then after browsing some stuff (ehem *Facebook and Twitter* ehem), I would loose the will and the power and the interest to write the thoughts. And would have the mindset that those are just some useless stuff I'm clouding my mind. Something that will get me depressed and negative, and sad. Plus thinking about my poor integration would somehow discourage me to start it.
So what's the connection to this thing I'm writing today? Well, nothing. Actually, I've been planning to post this after I've got the chance to read it for the corrections, after it was returned to us. But due to the busy schedule during the last month of my school year, its posting was postponed.
And so, here it goes. Sorry for the incorrect grammars and whatever shizz. I lost the checked hard copy. Yeah, sad.
Everything in this world, whether living or non-living things has its own essence for existing simply because that life's ultimate goal – knowing and living your purpose. Some may not know that they are already fulfilling their life's real meaning; others might have perceive it before but refuse to carry it out; and part of the whole are still in search for their true meaning.
Well, in my case, I would like to say that I am one of those part of the whole; that in my 19 years of life, I still don't know the essence of my existence. Okay, I'll admit, sometimes I thought I knew, but then I realize it doesn't make sense at all or it is something not worth it or it is not life-changing. That is because I have this view of a human being's purpose, that it is something that will create an impact to another's life, something that is helpful to the society, something valuable. And that I haven't found yet in myself.
Occasionally, I thought my essence would be making people happy. But then as days gone by, I became boring and unhappy. I thought it was making others feel loved and supported. But then I got my self confidence lower and lower and I even hated myself at times. I thought it was by helping others and being kind to them. But I haven't been kind and helping myself lately.
I know you think it's a bit selfish, throwing back to myself the deficiency of having the wrong thought of my own essence just because I haven't been doing it right with myself. But you see, in order for you to know your real purpose, you should first know yourself, love yourself and free yourself of any doubts. And that is what I should do first.
People who already established the essence of their living found themselves first – of who they are and what they would become and then eventually of what they can do for others. Some knew it at an early age; some grew old in discovering it. But nevertheless, in the course of this life, one would one way or the other find and live his/her own life's purpose.
They say that it is not about finding out your purpose, but rather it is about making your own purpose. Perhaps true, yes, but I always believed in predestination; that it is something already known and yet to find. Finding is easy, if you already know what it is. Should I take my time? Maybe yes, maybe no. Only time will tell. But with every experience and moment that will happen, an underlying answer awaits.
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It's a cute pink color, but hard to apply due to the size of the pan (hella small), and it's kind of chalky. ELFs studio line blushes are far better.
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Stocks, Bond and Hedge Funds: Not a Free Lunch
AbstractWe study the diversification effects from introducing hedge funds into a traditional portfolio of stocks and bonds. Our results make it clear that in terms of skewness and kurtosis equity and hedge funds do not combine very well. Although the inclusion of hedge funds may significantly improve a portfolio's mean-variance characteristics, it can also be expected to lead to significantly lower skewness as well as higher kurtosis. This means that the case for hedge funds includes a definite trade-off between profit and loss potential. Our results also emphasize that to have at least some impact on the overall portfolio, investors will have to make an allocation to hedge funds which by far exceeds the typical 1-5% that many institutions are currently considering.
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In a snippy debate on Tuesday, Democrat Donna McAleer attacked U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop as seeking big earmarks for political donors while giving only lip service to balancing budgets. Bishop said McAleer would return Congress to failed policies of liberal Democrats opposed by most Utahns.
During a radio debate on KPCW, West Point graduate and former business executive McAleer denounced the $6.5 billion in earmarks that Bishop — a five-term incumbent and former high school teacher — requested for 2010 appropriations bills, saying it shows he doesn't "walk the walk" in talk about balancing the budget.
"He is not showing leadership. Ninety-five percent of those $6.5 billion in earmarks went to his campaign contributors. The Deseret News called him the 'king of earmarks.' To give you a comparison, he requested 115 times more than Congressman [Jim] Matheson," a Utah Democrat, she said.
Bishop says the criticisms were off base.
"She's playing around with numbers that are inaccurate and unfair," Bishop said. The bulk of his requests, he said, "came from one plane that the president did not want, and, yes, I thought we needed that new plane for the Air Force. And it was done by Boeing Co.," and that company and executives were campaign donors.
Bishop said he would oppose any tax increases to balance the budget.
"We don't have an income problem in Washington, we have a spending problem in Washington," he said. "And we will never get our budget under control until we start recognizing what we have to do is have a spending solution."
McAleer favors a balanced approach.
"When it comes to debt, everything needs to be on the table. That means balancing the budget with the right priorities, looking at both sides of the balance sheet."
Meanwhile, Bishop said McAleer seeks a return to the policies of liberal Democrats that empower Washington and hamstring states. "I don't want to return back to those failed policies, rather to move forward with the right policies that try to empower states and empower people and not bureaucrats in Washington."
Along those lines, McAleer attacked Bishop for supporting the Utah Legislature in efforts to sue for state control of federal lands.
"This congressman has just demanded that the federal government turn over land," and she said it would be more productive to try to negotiate with the federal government over management of lands.
Bishop said it's time to act.
"The federal government has failed in its stewardship right now, and it's time for Utah to take over. The idea that only Washington is smart enough to be able to control the future of this state is a ridiculous argument to make."
McAleer said she wants to encourage both parties to work together — but contends Bishop sides constantly with GOP leaders to foster gridlock for political purposes.
"Quite simply, he's gone Washington," McAleer said. "I'm campaigning to be part of the solution, not the unprecedented gridlock that exists and that my opponent has recently called historical and normal."
Bishop said current gridlock is not so much between Democrats and Republicans as it is between the House and Senate. "The House has done its work. We have passed a budget each of the years we have been there, including the last three," and said it is often done with bipartisan votes.
"If Mrs. McAleer wants to be part of the solution, she should run for the Senate because that's indeed where the problem lies. Simplistic answers aren't going to solve the problems, and a freshman isn't going to solve the problem any better than anyone else could." Bishop added, "I know how to work the system" and said he has delivered for his district.
McAleer fired back.
"He puts the blame on the Senate. His idea of the GOP passing budgets is malarkey. It's staking your claim and moving off it." She added, "We can't just place the blame on the other house."
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If there was any way that the euthanasia of dogs and cats can be related to the Holocaust, the Georgia Senate found a way. On Wednesday, the Senate approved a bill that would force the last counties in the state to switch from gas to injection to kill dogs and cats that have ended up in a pound.`
"It does away with the gas chamber," said Renee Unterman (R-Buford). "Gassing is cruelty."
HB 788 passed 38-9 and will give counties three years to switch from gas to injection.
But in voting against the bill, Sen. Bill Heath, a Republican from Bremen, championed the merits of gas as the most humane way for animals – and humans – to die.
From the well, Heath recounted a story in which he was working on his car and got overcome by carbon monoxide gas. He said he experienced a "drowsy, euphoric" feeling. No pain at all.
"I wasn't worried about anything. There was nothing adverse about the feeling and I knew that this feeling good was a bad sign," Heath said. "I can understand why people use it to commit suicide."
To his credit, Heath never advocated suicide, nor did he ever mention the Holocaust, but his implication that dying in a gas chamber is not a bad thing for animals or humans stunned some of his Senate colleagues.
"Between 1941 and 1945 there were about 6 million people who would disagree with you about that gas," said Sen. Steve Thompson (D-Marietta). "I can't think of anyone who would support that method when you have another."
During World War II millions of Jews were killed in gas chambers by Nazis who used hydrogen cyanide, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide for mass exterminations.
Added Gloria Butler (D-Stone Mountain): "For a senator to come to well and say [Carbon Monoxide gas] makes you feel good is inconceivable."
Since World War II carbon monoxide gas chambers were commonly used at animal shelters throughout the country to destroy stray animals.
The American Veterinary Medical Association considers carbon monoxide gassing an acceptable method of euthanasia when done properly because, "it induces loss of consciousness without pain and with minimal discernible discomfort."
In a sit down interview later, Heath stressed that there is nothing inhumane about carbon monoxide gas and added that he was not trying to draw correlations to the Holocaust.
"I don't know what kind of gas they used," said Heath, adding that gas is safer for the handlers to use on the animals and offers a painless death for the animals. "I do know that gas is a lot less traumatic than a needle. I know that first hand. When I get a shot, I jump even now. And I don't think there is a soul in this building that would want to hurt an animal."
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5:04 pm
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April 21st, 2010
9:49 pm
Heath was obviously brain damaged by his exposure to carbon monoxide. Idiot.
April 21st, 2010
11:08 pm
It's astonishing that a conversation like this would even go on in an actual so-called "governing body". I'm almost totally speechless!
April 22nd, 2010
12:03 pm
It would be helpful for this article to make clear that it's the hydrogen cyanide that made gassing during the holocaust so unbelievably painful, not the carbon monoxide (as far as we know). Sen. Heath's statement about people choosing carbon monoxide poisoning as suicide method was perfectly accurate. Also, carbon monoxide is part of cigarette smoke.
The only embarassing thing about this conversation is that elected Senators who don't know the difference between car exhaust and agonizing gas-chamber poisons would choose to conflate them in public discourse.
April 22nd, 2010
4:08 pm
I have mixed emotions. The problem with injections is the amount of medicine needed to euthanize an animals depends on its weight and size. Sometimes vets (or whomever is administering the dose) don't use enough to kill the animal necessitating a second shot. I don't know enough about gassing animals to know how effective it is or whether they are less painful than using needles to euthanize pets.
I rarely agree with a Republican on anything but I'm not so sure Senator Heath is not correct on this one. People that die by carbon monoxide do not suffer any pain in the process. Most of the time they aren't even aware of what is happening, which is why carbon monoxide poisoning is so dangerous.
If I had an option of dying by lethal injection or gas I'm not sure I wouldn't take the gas.
April 22nd, 2010
5:03 pm
If gas chambers are less painful and less traumatic than lethal injection, why don't veterinarians use them in their private practices? Think about it, folks. There are volumes of eye-witness accounts of shelters putting 5-20 animals (cats and dogs) together in one cage into a gas chamber at the same time. The animals scream, struggle and defecate and vomit on each other for as long as 45 minutes in some cases. Occassionally an animal survives at the bottom of the pile of deceased. Shelter workers have died of carbon monoxide poisoning from operating these machines. A person died in a shelter in Tennessee which is why that state outlawed gas chambers several years ago. A gas chamber exploded in a North Carolina shelter last year. Only 1% of shelters in the U.S. still use gas chambers. There's a logical and humane reason why. Gas chambers are cruel and unnecessary. Let's step into the 21st century rather than discussing the best way to kill an innocent, healthy animal. Lethal injection is the undisputed preferred method of euthanasia by veterinarians and people who are letting go of their beloved pets.
April 22nd, 2010
5:14 pm
Would someone who actually is involved in the process, perhaps a Certifiec Euthansia Tech (CET) please update everyone on what gases are actually used? …isoflurane / sevoflurane / nitrous oxide / desflurane ? Any or all? Other gas or mixture? I won't argue that death by CARBON MONOXIED is reportedly a painless process; however, when several animals are placed in a chamber together, could someone please describe some of the negative effects of this process on the animals,irrespective of the type gas used? Clarification about the actual gases most typically used (and their side effects) would be appreciated for the sake of ongoing comments.
April 22nd, 2010
10:18 pm
It is beyond my comprehension how some people become politicians. Is it that you have to be completely CLUELESS to be elected? I am seriously embarrassed by the leaders in this state. Unbelievable. Here's a quote for this Senator Heath: "To be ignorant of one's ignorance is the malady of the ignorant." – Amos Bronson Alcott I will pray for animal welfare in this state, and that people start electing people who are educated.
April 23rd, 2010
12:02 pm
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5:42 pm
i wish all these idiots that gas the animals are put into their own gas chamber to die and instead of killing poor defenseless animals we should kill the freaking people that kill/murder and do crimes and deserve to die a horrible death instead of living in a cell and having tax payers pay for their life to be spared…. this makes me hate people!!!!!! i don't understand why they are so stupid!


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A Non-Bayesian Approach to (Un)Bounded Rationality
AbstractCan one define and test the hypothesis of (un)bounded rationality in stochastic choice tasks without endorsing Bayesianism? Similar to the state specificity of assets, we rely on state-specific goal formation. In a given choice task, the list of state-specific goal levels is optimal if one cannot increase the goal level for one state without having to decrease that for other states. We show that this allows to relate optimality more easily to bounded rationality where we interpret goal levels as aspirations. If for the latter there exist choices satisfying all state-specific aspirations and if one such choice is used, we speak of satisficing which may or may not be optimal.
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By Jen Stirrup
Want to know how to write better SQL queries? It's possible to write SQL badly. However, if your application depends on data retrieval and updates, then it is crucial to the performance of your application. Therefore, it is important to write SQL well since it is an essential part of your application.
One of this week's 'finds' is that Itzik Ben-Gan, of the best-known international teachers of SQL, is producing a series on SQL Azure which explains the concepts as well as the structure of good SQL query writing. I know what you're thinking; there are lots of series on SQL writing, right? This particular series is interesting and special since it focuses on writing SQL Azure – in other words, for the cloud.
It's also a great series of article for SQL developers who are thinking about moving to cloud development, since Ben-Gan discusses the differences between writing normal SQL queries, and writing for the cloud. With more and more .Net applications being hosted in the cloud, it is important to try and get a grasp on these concepts in order to be head in the skills competition. By producing the blog series, it means that you can build up your understanding in bite-sized chunks, therefore laying the groundwork for more in-depth knowledge when you need it.
I'm looking forward to following Ben-Gan's series on T-SQL for Azure since it offers tips on both SQL for on-premise and Azure SQL instances. To summarise, if you want to maximise your learning effort by learning SQL technologies and cloud technologies simultaneously, then I recommend that you follow Ben-Gan's blog series for the next few weeks in order to get a breadth of information about cloud and SQL technologies.
http://www.copperblueconsulting.com/ Jen Stirrup is a SQL Server MVP, with a Bachelors degree in Psychology and two Masters in Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science. Jen is joint owner of Copper Blue Consulting, delivering data and Business Intelligence solutions to global clients. Jen is a veteran SQL Server Developer with over 12 years SQL experience in delivering end-to-end Business Intelligence solution. Jen blogs for SQLServerPedia as well as her own blog. She is very active in many SQL Server User Groups in the UK, helping to run the SQLHerts group in England. Jen's focus is on the Microsoft BI stack, with a specific passion for Data Visualisation.


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Weather Underground Forecast for Sunday, February 10, 2013.
While the Northeast continues digging itself out of a historic snowfall event, another strong winter storm moves into the Plains on Sunday. The system will continue strengthening as it moves off the Rocky Mountains and into the Plains. Flow around this system will continue pushing a cold front eastward, moving across the Plains and through the Mississippi River Valley. This will pull warm and moist air in from the the Gulf of Mexico, allowing for moderate to heavy showers and thunderstorms to develop ahead of this cold front. Some of these storms may turn severe with strong winds, large hail, and even a tornado or two. Severe thunderstorm development will be contained to the Lower Mississippi River Valley, with widespread and scattered thunderstorms developing from eastern Texas through the Mid- and Upper Mississippi River Valley. Rainfall totals will range from around an inch, with over 2 inches possible in areas of thunderstorm development. Meanwhile, the northern side of this low pressure system will create heavy snow, strong winds, and blizzard conditions from Nebraska through Minnesota and Wisconsin. Winter weather and blizzard advisories have been issued as snowfall totals will range from 7 to 12 inches in many areas and wind gusts up to 40 mph are likely. Blowing snow will cause poor visibility and white-outs. Expect dangerous roads conditions for the Northern and Central Plains through the Upper Midwest on Sunday. Behind this system, a few scattered snow showers will continue across the Northern and Central Rockies, but heavy snowfall and strong winds are not anticipated.
Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Saturday have ranged from a morning low of -14 degrees at Grayling, Mich. to a high of 85 degrees at Edinburg, Texas


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The Kansas City Convention Center has all your event needs covered - for meeting spaces, social gatherings, weddings and galas, from fairs to trade shows, we have the space and it's a great place! The eight-square-block convention and special event facility can accommodate every need with 388,800 square feet of column-free exhibit space on one floor, 48 state-of-the-art meeting rooms, a 2,400-seat fine arts theater, an arena that seats more than 10,700 people and two unique outdoor reception, festival and activity areas. You'll also discover one of the top 10 largest ballrooms in the nation.
Exhibit Hall
With 388,800 square feet of contiguous, column-free space, the Exhibit Hall features a main exhibition hall that covers an area the size of eight football fields. This allows for more than 2,000 10-by-10 foot booths, and enough room to create eye-catching pavilions or huge equipment displays without having to squeeze them between columns.
Four sound-resistant movable walls can divide the Exhibit Hall's space into as many as five separate halls, for events not needing quite so much room. And, because the Exhibit Hall's perimeter features a multitude of show offices, restroom facilities and concession stands, a full range of amenities are available throughout the venue.
Key Features
> 388,800 square foot column-free space is easily split into five separate halls
> Utility floor ports on 30-foot centers include electrical, telephone and high speed Internet service
> 300 lb./sq.ft. live floor load
> Exhibit space allows for more than 2,000 10-by-10 foot booths
Conference Center Levels 1 & 2
The versatile Conference Center complements your function and meeting space options when holding a meeting at the Exhibit Hall or serves as the perfect stand-alone facility for smaller conferences, meeting and special events.
Conference Center Level 1, 1501 A,B,C and Lobby 1500
The fully carpeted lobby features portable walls, which allow event planners to construct up to three break-out rooms or offices to support registration areas. Whether open or divided, Lobby 1500 offers an elegant pre-function and/or registration space. Visitors may enter Level 1 of the Conference Center from the south side of 14th Street, which offers covered access for loading and unloading vehicles.
Conference Center Level 2 - 2500 Series Meeting Rooms
The 2500 Series meeting rooms were updated in 2007 with new paint and plush carpet. The four spacious meeting rooms can be divided to create eight smaller breakout rooms featuring high-speed Internet connectivity, sound-proof dividing walls, state-of-the-art sound system, variable lighting, individual temperatures controls and centralized taping capabilities.
Meeting Rooms 2100
The 2100 series meeting rooms have 36,336 total square feet of meeting space and an 8,340 square-foot lobby. The five rooms in 2100 can accommodate more than 3,640 people in comfortable theatre-style seating. All meeting rooms are equipped with individual sound systems, high-speed Internet access, simultaneous taping, carpeting and a programmable lighting system that allows for individual control over each light unit.
The meeting rooms include five retractable walls, allowing the rooms to be configured in a variety of ways. Ballroom 2103 features 18,096 square feet,17-foot ceilings and is divisible into three breakout rooms. Ballroom 2103 comfortably seats 1,800 for general sessions and 1,250 for banquets. Meeting rooms 2102 and 2104 are 5,016 square feet each and are divisable into two breakout rooms that are 2,508 square feet each. Meeting rooms 2101and 2105 are both 4,104 square feet.
Meeting Rooms 2200
The 2200 meeting rooms offer flexibility in meeting space and give the planner many options. With 25,480 square feet of meeting space and a 22,500 square feet lobby, the 17 meeting rooms can accommodate more than 2,432 people in comfortable theatre-style seating. All rooms are carpeted and equipped with individual sounds systems, high-speed wireless internet access, sound-absorbing acoustic panels, adjustable lighting, individual temperature controls and simultaneous taping.
The Lobby 2200 meeting rooms are hard-wall, with the exception of Rooms 2215 A, B and C, which can be combined to create a large 8,176 square-feet meeting space/ general session with theatre-style seating for 820 people. The other 12 meeting rooms are 1,344-square-feet in size with theatre seating for 132. In addition, there are two state-of-the art boardrooms 588 square feet, ideal for smaller and executive meetings.
Great Hall Jr. Ballroom
Features 23,910 square feet, 28-foot ceilings and is divisible into eight breakout rooms.
Comfortably seats 2,250 for general session and 1,650 for banquets.
Connects via skywalks directly to the exhibit floor level of Bartle Hall and Municipal Auditorium
Grand Ballroom
The 40,500-square-foot Grand Ballroom is expandable to 46,400 square feet for events up to 4,000 people. Its unique interior design celebrates the city's history with water and features a controllable natural lighting system and a glass wall offering dramatic views to the south of the new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.
The Grand Ballroom opens to an outdoor plaza at the southeast corner of the Convention Center complex. Being connected to the existing Conference Center, it can accommodate additional breakout rooms.
Key Features
> The 40,500-square-foot ballroom can be expanded to 46,400 square feet
> Features dramatic views to the south of the new Performing Arts Center via 38-foot-high glass wall
> Divisible into three separate rooms that can be operated independently
> Offers a unique day-lighting system to allow natural light in that changes as the sun moves
Municipal Auditorium is a large, multi-purpose facility in Kansas City, Mo., with three halls: The Arena, Music Hall, and Little Theatre. It opened in 1936 and features Streamline Moderne and Art Deco architecture and architectural details. Municipal Auditorium was one of the buildings built in 1934 as part of a "Ten Year Plan" championed by various local politicians including Harry S. Truman and Thomas Pendergast. When the building opened in 1935, it was called by the Architectural Record "one of the 10 best buildings of the world that year" In 2000; the Princeton Architectural Press called it one of the 500 most important architectural works in the United States.
Key Features
> 7,316 permanent seats, 2,405 seats on risers plus capacity for 1,000 on main floor
> Upholstered seating and a sports lighting system
> Ammenities include a fully-lighted marquee, large box office, multiple restrooms and concessions
> Heavy all-wooden floor
> The ramps and elevators facilitate the movement of freight throughtout the building
Music Hall
Opened in 1936, this unique Art Deco theater is the perfect facility for special convention presentations, general sessions or featured entertainment.
Key Features
> Has its own lighted marquee, box office, main entrance, coat check, restrooms and concessions
> Total seating capacity is 2,363, with Orchestra seating for 1,185 and Balcony seating for 918
> Features a spectacular 3,600-square-foot foyer and grand staircase
> Art Deco lighting fixtures are the inspiration for the Sky Stations atop Bartle Hall's four pylons.
Little Theatre
The Little Theatre is an intimate, elegant ballroom, the perfect setting for your unforgettable event. Octagon shaped in a gleaming marble facade, the Little Theatre features an exterior charming promenade, balcony and a permanent stage area. The balcony overlooks the main floor on five sides. Lighted alcoves provide a sheltered setting for beverage service. Theater seating for up to 400 people and banquet seating for 225 with balcony alcove seating adding up to 36 people.
One of four self-contained venues in the Municipal Auditorium, the Little Theatre has its own entrance on the south side of 13th Street with a lighted marquee, lobby, box office, coat-check and restrooms. Visitors may also enter through the Municipal Auditorium Grand Foyer or from the Auditorium Plaza Garage by way of a beautiful underground walkway.
Key Features:
> Subdued incandescent lighting in ceiling and wall fixtures
> Portable public address system
> High-blower air conditioning system
> Truck door access from Wyandotte Street to freight elevator
> Curbside from 13th Street for small carry-in items only
Barney Allis Plaza
Barney Allis Plaza is located in the heart of downtown Kansas City and nestled under the city's breathtaking skyline across the street from Municipal Auditorium and the Convention & Entertainment Facilities. Visitors and locals enjoy the tree-lined urban park with fountains, sculptures, seating areas and tennis court - a unique green outdoor reception, festival and activity area.
Below the park is the Auditorium Plaza Garage, an underground 1,000 vehicle parking facility. Well-lit tunnels with colorful directional signage connect the garage to the Convention Facilities, as well as nearby hotels. Enter the garage from Wyandotte Street or Central Street between 12th and 13th streets.


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Here's 10 Pieces Of Advice Every Woman Needs To Hear:
Your worth is not defined by what others think of you. — Psalm 139:14
You may be trash according to them, but you are priceless to Him. You need to develop tunnel vision to your purpose. Once you develop that, No one can stand in the way of your vision. It's too important.
Just because everyone is doing it, doesn't mean it's right. — Exodus 23:2
Never feel the need to "fit in". As Christians, we have an obligation to stand out from the rest of the world. When you don't know what to do it might seem like a good idea to do the same thing everyone else is doing. After all, if everyone else is doing it, It can't be that bad, right? WRONG!
Tough times are only temporary. –Romans 8:28
Every time it rains, it stops raining. Every time you get hurt, you heal. After darkness there is always light. No matter how difficult the situation is, keep pushing forward in Faith and remind yourself that troubles don't last always and tough times are only temporary.
Attitude is everything. –Proverbs 23:7
I can't stress this enough. Your attitude determines the outcome of every situation in our life. You can let something break you or you can let it make you stronger. The choice is yours. "A bad attitude is like a flat tire. If you don't change it, you'll never go anywhere."
Mean Girls aren't cool. –Ephesians 4:32
A pretty face is nothing if you have an ugly heart. There's nothing cute about putting others down. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
Respect starts with Self-Respect. –Psalm 106:3
It all starts with you. Respect yourself and others will have to respect you as well. In relationships, people can only treat you the way you allow them to treat you. No, you can't control the way others act, but you don't have to tolerate it neither.
The little things are what matters the most. — Hebrews 13:5
Sometimes we pray for material things… and that's fine, but don't forget the things which money can't buy. ( your health, your family, your friends ) Happiness isn't about getting what you want all the time. It's about loving what you have and realizing how blessed you are to have it!
When one door closes, another one opens. –Deuteronomy 30:3
…And most of the time, an even better one. God sometimes closes doors because it's time for us to move forward. And that's a good thing because we often won't move unless circumstances force us to. Just know that God will restore everything you lost.
Faith makes things possible, not easy. — James 2:17
…And Faith without works is dead. You've got to work hard and pray harder. Remember… anything worth having is worth working for. They'll be days when you'll want to give up, Don't!
Without God you are nothing. –John 15:5
No matter how big you get, never forget where He has brought you from. Be humble. Realize that you are blessed to have the things you have. They are gifts from God. They are not owed to you. Oh and FYI…Humble pie doesn't taste good at all.
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If God is for us who can be against us.
Lead my spirit to a trust with no borders.
Set my eyes above the waves.
#AllForGodsGlory #fellowship #brave
I suddenly hear wedding bells ringing so loud. Heaven must be so excited to see tjis and so am I.
Bride to be ang peg ni mother. :)))
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The whole town's been buzzing about today's amazingly good weather. Yep, I actually sweated a bit in just a t-shirt, so it's official, summery weather has fallen upon us. Personal note: With hot weather means start avoiding packed places aka. the tube (especially rush hour....It got really, erm... full of bodily secretions and a heat that only close human contact can produce and resonate about....ewwww). It got so stuffy to the point that announcements of "carrying a bottle of water to reduce heat" was broadcasted on repeat because apparently some folks passed out. Still, I haven't felt such nice weather since, well.. since September actually! You just know everyone's gonna be sporting their summery looks that they've been stocking up since New Year's. It's a damn good feeling to start traveling around without one hand carrying a jacket. Even though we've still got a few projects and an essay to finish up, all I want to do at this moment is dive into a pool at some exotic location and chill out for a month........ Now that's something to look forward to!
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Achille Castiglioni was born in Milan in 1918 and graduated with a degree in architecture in 1944. 1986 - Honorary Member of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry, Royal Society of Art (London). 1987 - Honorary Degree from the Royal College of Art (London). 1993 - Annual award from "Chartered Society of Designers" (London). 1994 - "Primavera del Design" Award from the Department of Culture (Catalonia). 1995 - "Art sur Table" Award from the Conseil National des Art Culinaire (Paris). 1996 - "IF Design Wettbewerb" Award from Industrie Forum Design (Hanover). 1996 - "Longevity-Langlebigkeit" Award from Design Center (Stuttgart). 1999 - "Domus/INARCH 1998 Award" alla carriera from INARCH. 1999 - "Targa d'Oro Unione Italiana per il Disegno" Award from the Faculty of Architecture of Genoa. 1999 - Wins the Enel "Sostegni per l'Ambiente" competition together with architect Michele De Lucchi. Achille Castiglioni died in 2002.
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