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This application form should be used for applying for all ABL Area scholarships. Please check off which scholarships you are applying for and be sure to provide all the appropriate documentation. Please contact Professor Brian Stanko at 312.915.7106 or email@example.com if you have any further questions.
Education Scholarships
Two half-tuition scholarships are offered to incoming freshmen entering the School of Education. Applicants must have a composite score of 26 or higher on the ACT or a 1180 or higher on the SAT. Qualified candidates who have already been admitted to Loyola may apply. Selected finalists are required to give a personal on-campus interview. Recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.4 or higher for renewal.
Deadline: March 1, 2014
James Wesley White, Jr. Scholarship
The Directors of the James Wesley White, Jr. Scholarship Fund are pleased to announce they are accepting applications for its annual scholarship in honor of James "Jay" Wesley White, Jr. Current sophomores and juniors majoring in theatre are eligible to apply for the $1500 scholarship. Applications are due by April 15, 2015. You may contact the scholarship committee for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com.
John T. Trahey Mustard Seed Scholarship for theatre arts
These scholarships are available to freshmen and transfer students accepted to Loyola who will pursue a major in theatre. For more information and an application, click here. Scholarship amounts vary.
Martin J. Svaglic Humanities Scholarship
Two $2,500 per year scholarships will be awarded to qualified new freshmen or transfer students who have been admitted into one of the following areas in the humanities: classical studies, communication, English, fine arts, history, modern languages, philosophy, theology or theatre. Prospective candidates must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale. New freshmen must: have a minimum 26 on the ACT or an 1170 on the SAT; and be admitted to Loyola prior to February 1. All qualified, admitted students should complete and return an application by March 1. The recipients will be notified by April 1.
Mooney Scholarship
This is an endowed merit scholarship awarded to an incoming freshman to the School of Education. It is a four-year scholarship totaling $40,000 distributed at $10,000 per academic year.
West Suburban Cook County Nursing Scholarships
The Loyola University Chicago Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing (MNSON) invites students who currently live in West Suburban Cook County and have lived there for the past three years to apply for two new nursing scholarships. The Westlake Nursing Scholarship and The Honorable Thomas A. Hett Scholarship will provide up to $10,000 tuition funding per year for MNSON students in order to enhance health and health care in the communities of West Suburban Cook County. Scholarship recipients must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate nursing program at Loyola University Chicago's Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing and provide proof of residency for the past three years in West Suburban Cook County.
Download the application here.
Scholarships By Major
A good website to look for scholarships that are major specific is http://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarships-by-major/
Nursing Scholarships
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BrainTrack Nursing Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to help others considering nursing related careers by taking advantage of the experiences of entrants.
- Selection Criteria: Winners will be selected based on the creativity, focus, overall thoughtfulness, accuracy, and practical value of responses to essay questions. The questions ask students about their experiences as a nursing student and their suggestions for prospective students. BrainTrack will publish the most helpful responses for use by future students.
- Awards: The best entry for each competition is awarded $1000; the runner-up $500.
- Deadlines: Scholarship competitions run twice a year, for each semester. Submission deadline are March 1st and November 1st.
- Costs: None.
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- Requirements: Entrants must be currently taking classes in an appropriate nursing degree program with at least one semester of studies completed. Studies can be full-time, part-time, on-campus, or online and must be at an accredited US college.


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New bamboo wheelchairs will be installed at two Japanese airports in early 2011.
The new chairs are part of a pilot program aimed at decreasing the length of screening processes for handicapped passengers.
The metal wheelchairs currently in use often trigger metal detectors, leading to hand-searches of disabled and elderly travelers.
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Written by Henry P. Shotwell, Ph.D., CIH, Vice-President
In 1990, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), an agency of the World Health Organization (WHO), published their findings on chromium and chromium compounds as carcinogens. Chromium may be isolated in any of three volume states: Chrome 0 or metallic chromium; Chrome III called "Chrome 3" or Chrome VI called "Chrome 6," also called hexavalent chromium. Neither Chrome 0 nor Chrome III has shown the ability to cause cancer. Chrome VI, on the other hand, is a well-known lung carcinogen. (DeFlora, S., "Threshold Mechanisms and Site-Specialty in Chromium (VI) Carcinogens," Carcinogens, Volume 21, No. 4, pages 533-541, April, 2000, Oxford University Press.) However, according to DeSilva, development of lung cancer "…requires massive exposures, as is only encountered in well-defined occupational settings…"
Neither the chromium found in metal plating (like chrome trim on a can) nor the chrome found in medicines like chromium picolinate is in the hexavalent form and is not carcinogenic. The chrome found in the fumes formed by welding stainless steel and released into a welder's breathing zone is in the hexavalent state and can cause lung cancer if the welder breathes in a high enough dose of Chrome VI often enough. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has determined that a continuous, 8-hour exposure to hexavalent chromium of 0.005 milligrams per cubic meter of air, or less, is an acceptable exposure level (OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1026).
While this exposure level may be legally acceptable, any means of further reducing exposure to hexavalent chromium that is available should be used. The principal method is by introducing engineering controls, including Local Exhaust Ventilation and the use of respirators.
Portable welding fume extractors work well when placed close enough to the point of operation to capture the "smoke" created by welding, thereby reducing or eliminating the smoke from entering the welder's breathing zone. Using a respirator to filter out the smoke particles is the last line of defense. A respirator has to be correctly chosen for the anticipated contaminant, but it also has to be correctly fitted to the worker's face, and tested to be sure there is no leakage around the edges of the respirator that might allow contaminants to bypass the filter system.
Common activities where hexavalent chromium exists are in welding of stainless steel or chrome plated metals, electroplating of chrome, printing or painting operations where chromium inks or paints are used.
In each of these cases, these activities should be sampled to determine if the exposure levels are safe. If it is a work situation, then compliance with the OSHA Standard for hexavalent chromium (29 CFR 1910.1026) must be addressed.


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For Immediate Release:Majority Caucus Louisville Metro CouncilContact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137/526-3622Louisville – On Saturday, July 28th, everyone in Metro Louisville will have the opportunity once a month to see and enjoy the best attractions in South and Southwest Louisville when the New Cut Road Trolley Hop kicks off its inaugural run.
"We are announcing an easy way to combine the fun of many events in our region with a convenient and economical way to spend a great day with family or friends," says Councilwoman Vicki Aubrey Welch (D-13). "This Trolley Hop is a first for our area and wonderful way to showcase some of the great places we know and love in the Southwest."
On its inaugural run, the New Cut Road Trolley Hop leaves the Iroquois Amphitheater headed for the Jefferson Memorial Forest's Welcome Center.
Along the way, there will be stops at the Little Loomhouse, Auburndale Village Shopping Center, the southwest corner of Third Street Road and New Cut Road; Outer Loop Center, northwest corner of New Cut Road and Outer Loop and the new Fairdale Library.
"Our kickoff coincides with the Kentucky Music Weekend at Iroquois Amphitheater which is a traditional event for the summer," says Councilman Dan Johnson (D-21). "This event is a tradition for many people and the Trolley Hop will show people who may not come out to this area that we have some great attractions."
Metro Council members are providing the funding for the program. Joining Welch and Johnson as sponsors are Rick Blackwell (D-12), Bob Henderson (D-14), Marianne Butler (D-15) and David Yates (D-25).
While the July Trolley Hop is being held in conjunction with the Kentucky Music Festival, in August the Trolley Hop will run in conjunction with "H.M.S. Pinafore," the classic Gilbert and Sullivan musical that will have a six-night run at the Amphitheater. September's Hop will feature the Fairdale Community Fair. October will highlight the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Hike at the Jefferson Memorial forest.
"This is another example of the Southwest members of the Metro Council working together and in this case promoting a growing area that is special and unique to us," says Yates.
"I hope people will take advantage of what can turn out to be a fun Saturday in our end of town," says Henderson.
For more information about the kickoff of the New Cut Road Trolley Hop
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12/23/2013Public Art Boosted with New Art Administrator and ProgramsLouisville's public art profile is on the rise, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today, with the hiring of Sarah Lindgren to be the city's new Public Art Administrator, and progress made on goals of the city's Commission on Public Art.
12/16/2013New Program Helps Companies Grow ExportsThe Bluegrass Economic Advancement Movement, in partnership with JPMorgan Chase Foundation, today announced a new program aimed at growing exports in the 22 counties that comprise the greater Louisville-Lexington region.
12/13/2013Six Small Businesses Receive Approval of METCO LoansEight loans in the amount of $486,660 were approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation. These loans will leverage an additional $15.5 million in private investment, to assist businesses in starting up, improving their buildings, and cleaning the land to encourage economic development.
11/25/2013BEAM Releases Regional Economic Growth PlanThe 22 counties that form the Bluegrass Economic Advancement Movement region, with Louisville and Lexington as its anchors, have the capacity to grow significant jobs in advanced manufacturing, but the region needs a much more skilled engineering and technical workforce, according to a new study.
11/14/2013City Seeks Vendor to Build High-Speed Gigabit NetworkCity Seeks Vendor to Build High-Speed Gigabit Network - Louisville Metro willing to allow vendor use right-of-way
11/13/2013City Launches New Technology for Mobile Pay for ParkingParking in downtown just got easier, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today. The city has launched a partnership with PassportParking, and will be introducing new mobile pay technology on Monday, November 18 at downtown surface lots. Drivers will be able to use their cell phones to pay for parking, first at downtown surface lots and eventually, at on-street meters throughout the downtown area.
11/6/2013New Hotel Coming to Heart of Downtown LouisvilleSteve Poe, along with Mayor Greg Fischer, today announced the development of a new Aloft hotel in the heart of downtown Louisville – at the corner of 1st and Main Streets, across from historic Whiskey Row and adjacent to the KFC Yum! Center arena. The property will be developed by the Poe Companies with REI Real Estate Services, and managed by White Lodging. The $22 million, eight story boutique hotel will feature an urban design aesthetic with 175 stylish guest rooms and suites, 2,800 square feet of meeting space, and a lively social atmosphere.
11/5/2013City Seeks Input for Improving Mobility in LouisvilleIn the first tangible result related to Vision Louisville's public input phase, Mayor Greg Fischer is asking for the community's input – and imagination – for creating greater mobility and connectivity between places where people live, work, shop and enjoy leisure time.
11/1/2013Riverport Expanding to Dixie Highway AreaMayor Greg Fischer and Jefferson Riverport International officials today announced a Riverport expansion of 162 acres located along Dixie Highway near the Watson Lane intersection. This new development, Riverport Phase 5, is the first non-contiguous development beyond the 2,000 acres that makes up the industrial site between the Greenbelt Highway and the banks of the Ohio River.
10/28/2013M&M Cartage Announces Green Transportation InitiativeM&M Cartage has announced a new initiative to become a national leader in green transportation. The Kentucky-based company plans to invest $7.5 million in building materials and capital equipment, allowing for the construction of a new headquarters with green efficiencies to go along with the addition of new trucks powered by compressed natural gas. To accomplish the goal, the Commonwealth of Kentucky awarded M&M Cartage $800,000 in economic incentives to spur this investment which will lead to 45 new jobs.
10/25/2013METCO Approves Loan for Downtown Building Facade ImprovementsOne loan in the amount of $50,000 was approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation during its October board meeting. This loan will leverage an additional $150,690 in private investment, to assist the owner in improving its building, which thereby helps the neighborhood build pride and improve the attractiveness of the retail district.
10/11/2013New Computer Lab at Nia Center Helps Fight CancerA new high-tech computer lab at the Nia Center on West Broadway will help adults earn their high school diplomas and improve their career skills – while simultaneously being used for medical research to fight cancer.
9/26/2013Construction Begins on New Hotel at Clay CommonsCity Properties Group, LLC and First Hospitality Group, Inc. announced today they have started construction on a new Hilton Garden Inn in Downtown Louisville. Mayor Greg Fischer and Councilman David Tandy joined the developers in breaking ground on the new hotel at the corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets downtown.
9/23/2013TARC Investing Millions in Enhanced TransitTARC officials today were joined by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and representatives of Kentucky, Indiana and federal transportation agencies to launch 21 distinctive, new buses called "commuter coaches" – the start of more than $30 million in investments to modernize the public transportation system serving Greater Louisville.
9/20/2013Louisville's Bourbon BoomJefferson County is one of the biggest winners in the Bourbon renaissance, with the signature industry providing 4,200 jobs, $263 million in payroll, $32 million in tax revenue and $50 million in capital projects in 2012, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today.
9/18/2013eBay Enterprises Announces 150 New Jobs and Seasonal HiringMayor Greg Fischer, Governor Steve Beshear and eBay Enterprise officials today announced eBay Enterprise, an eBay Inc. company, plans to expand operations in Louisville, creating more than 150 new, full-time jobs and investing up to $45 million in Louisville. The expansion includes construction that would join two newly purchased buildings together for a total of 270,000 square-feet on 17 recently acquired acres near the existing facility on Trade Port Drive in Louisville.
9/11/2013Mayor Fischer Names Director of Economic DevelopmentMayor Greg Fischer today named veteran Frankfort attorney Jeff Mosley as the city's new Director of Economic Development.
9/10/2013City to Hold Three CycLOUvia EventsThe first of three CycLOUvias will take place on Bardstown Rd./Baxter Ave., from Broadway to the Douglass Loop, on Sunday, October 13, from 2 – 6 p.m.
9/9/2013Officials Break Ground for Expanded River Park PlaceMayor Greg Fischer joined Poe Companies and REI Real Estate for a groundbreaking launching construction of the second phase of RiverPark Place along River Rd. east of Waterfront Park.
9/4/2013Four Early Stage Manufacturing Cos Selected for Vogt Invention and Innovation AwardsOfficials from the Community Foundation of Louisville (CFL), Greater Louisville Inc.'s EnterpriseCorp and Mayor Greg Fischer announced today four winners of the 2013 Vogt Invention & Innovation Awards.
9/3/2013Louisville Metro Area Regains All 42,000 Jobs Lost During RecessionThe Louisville-Southern Indiana metro area has regained all 42,000 jobs lost during the 2007-09 economic recession, according to the latest information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
8/29/2013METCO Approves Four Loans to Small BusinessesFour loans in the amount of $144,655 were approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation. These loans will leverage an additional $736,547 in private investment, to assist businesses in improving their buildings, which thereby helps the neighborhood build pride and improve the attractiveness of the retail district
8/22/2013New Development at The EDGE at NULUNew development at the EDGE in NULU neighborhood
8/15/2013Free Training Available for Manufacturing JobsThe Kentucky Manufacturing Career Center is enrolling students for its Certified Production Technician training class that begins on Sept. 3 and its Multi-Skilled Technician class that begins on Oct. 14. The classes are free for individuals who have earned the National Career Readiness Certificate and are seeking jobs in the manufacturing industry.
8/14/2013Louisville Making Modest Progress in Education AttainmentThe Louisville-Southern Indiana metro area is gaining ground on competitor cities in the percentage of residents with high school and college degrees, but the region still has plenty of room for improvement in these and other crucial metrics of educational attainment.
8/8/2013Brady Corp. Will Bring Operations, New Jobs to LouisvilleGovernor Steve Beshear today announced Brady Corp. (NYSE:BRC) plans to establish a manufacturing and distribution operation in Louisville, creating up to 121 new, full-time jobs and investing more than $18.2 million in the project.
7/26/2013METCO Approves Facade LoanMETCO approves facade loan for former downtown strip club.
7/16/2013Mayor's SummerWorks Program Finds Jobs for 1,500 YouthMayor Greg Fischer announced today that Louisville's business community has made the Mayor's SummerWorks Program a success for the third year by putting 1,500 young adults, ages 16-21, to work in summer jobs.
7/12/2013Digital Dixie Workshops Get Businesses OnlineLocal businesses along part of Dixie Highway will soon have the opportunity to put their businesses on the web thanks to the city's pilot program of digital corridors. The program's first phase is concentrating on Dixie Highway, between Rockford Lane and Lower Hunters Trace.
7/9/2013Angel's Envy Distillery Breaks Ground in Downtown LouisvilleLouisville Distilling Co. LLC, producers of the highly celebrated Angel's Envy bourbon, announced today that it will construct a new state-of-the-art distillery and brand experience center in downtown Louisville.
7/1/2013City Releases RFP for Redevelopment of Colonial GardensThe city today released a Request for Proposal (RFP) to seek a developer for the Colonial Gardens property.
6/27/2013Father and Son Revive Historic KY Peerless Distilling Co. in Downtown LouisvilleCorky Taylor and his son, Carson, made a dream come true today as they announced the re-opening of the Kentucky Peerless Distilling Company in Louisville's downtown at the corner of 10th and Main Streets.
6/25/2013METCO Approves Loan to Demolish Remediate and Redevelop PropertyThe Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation approved a loan in the amount of $150,000 to Addyworld, LLC to demolish, remediate and prepare a site for new construction, at 1023-1025 Bardstown Road. The loan will leverage an additional $900,000 in private investment.
6/17/2013Gazelle Establishes Operations in Louisville, Creates 438 JobsMayor Greg Fischer and Governor Steve Beshear today joined company officials to announce plans by Gazelle Inc., the nation's leading consumer electronics trade-in site, to establish a 37,500-square-foot processing center on Global Drive in Louisville's Jefferson Riverport area. The company plans to create 438 new jobs and invest $22.3 million in Louisville over the next several years.
6/6/2013Health for America Selects Louisville for National ProgramLouisville was selected as one of two cities by Health for America for its 2013 Summer Fellowship Program, which will bring entrepreneurs and the healthcare community together to focus on health information technology (IT) opportunities and challenges.
5/31/2013CafePress Adds 50 Jobs to Louisville HQ With New Customer Service Call CenterCafePress adds 50 jobs to Louisville headquarters with new customer service call center.
5/30/2013Work Starts on the East End Ohio River BridgeGovernor Mike Pence, Louisville mayor Greg Fischer today joined WVB East End Partners and state and local officials to mark the long-awaited start of construction on the East End Crossing of the Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges project.
5/30/2013City Joins National Day of HackingLouisville will host one of more than100 events taking place throughout the U.S. on June 1st and 2nd as part of National Day of Civic Hacking. This is an opportunity for government agencies, businesses, nonprofits and civically-engaged individuals to work together to solve complex social problems using government data.
5/29/2013City Helps Businesses Improve Web PresenceCities assist businesses in numerous ways to drive economic growth in their communities. Mayor Greg Fischer has just kicked off a new way that Louisville is helping its businesses, with a concerted effort to help get them an increased website presence, and creating digital economic corridors
5/23/2013Popular Guitar Emporium Will Stay in BusinessThe Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation approved a loan in the amount of $60,000 for a new owner to buy the internationally-known Guitar Emporium after the previous seller decided to retire. The loans will leverage a total investment of $965,000.
5/23/2013City Partners with LIBA to Keep South Louisville WeirdThe city, through its Department of Economic Growth and Innovation, is partnering with Louisville Independent Business Association in planning a series of events and programs designed to grow locally-owned, independent businesses in South Louisville.
5/21/2013Manufacturing One-Stop Center Opens to Connect People to JobsA new one-stop center aims to boost manufacturing employment in the Louisville area by offering resources for both companies and individuals seeking jobs.
5/20/2013Summer Warehouse Jobs Still Available for 18-21 Year OldsDespite a strong response from job-seekers, more than 200 warehouse jobs are still available in the Louisville area and a new registration opportunity is available.
5/9/2013Youth Can Register for Mayors Summer Works Program JobsIf you are 18-21 years old and are looking for a summer job, the Mayor's SummerWorks Program wants you.
5/9/2013Evan Williams Bourbon Experience Joining Kentucky Bourbon Trail TourThe Kentucky Bourbon Trail® adventure is barreling into the River City, with Heaven Hill Distilleries' new Evan Williams Bourbon Experience™ becoming the eighth stop on the world-famous journey and the first ever in Louisville.
5/6/2013Louisville Job Partnership With UPS Earns National RecognitionAn innovative program that has paid the college tuition of thousands of students while helping Louisville's UPS Worldport shipping hub expand its workforce has been named a "Top 25" program in the Innovations in American Government Awards.
4/22/2013GE Selects Louisville Appliance Park for New Washer Dryer ProductionIn Building 1 at GE's massive Appliance Park, where top-load washing machines have been built for about 60 years, two new assembly lines, costing over $100 million, have begun producing high efficiency frontload washing machines and dryers. This is the first time GE has produced a frontload washing machine and matching dryer from one of its U.S. plants. The new products mean about 200 more jobs.
4/18/2013CompuCom Expands Facility; Adds 200 New JobsAgainst a backdrop of hundreds of computers and the service personnel that make up its new Technical Operations Center, CompuCom Systems, Inc. today unveiled its new Louisville facility and its plans to grow operations at 10100 Linn Station Road. Mayor Greg Fischer and officials from Greater Louisville Inc. – the Metro Chamber of Commerce – saluted the company and its management for the tremendous growth the company has experienced since coming to Louisville in 2004.
4/17/2013Jefferson National Officially Opens New and Expanded HeadquartersMayor Greg Fischer and officials from Greater Louisville Inc.- the Metro Chamber of Commerce today announced that Jefferson National, a recognized innovator of tax-advantaged investing solutions, has officially opened its new state-of-the-art headquarters. The opening is a major milestone in the company's 5-year expansion plan that began when it relocated its corporate headquarters from New York to Louisville early last year.
4/8/2013City to Purchase Historic Colonial GardensThe city plans to purchase Colonial Gardens, the historic South End landmark near Iroquois Park, to gain control of the property and market it for redevelopment, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today.
3/22/2013Louisville Named a "Best City for Young Entrepreneurs"Saying a city's business resources, lifestyle and culture are important to entrepreneurs looking to start a business, a leading online publication has ranked Louisville the third best U.S. city in its "30 Best Cities for Young Entrepreneurs for 2013."
3/19/2013nth/works Announces Local Manufacturers Youth Apprentice ProgramMayor Fischer joined Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) Superintendent Dr. Donna Hargens, Greater Louisville Inc. Executive Vice President of Economic Development Eileen Picket and nth/works CEO Tom Hudson at nth/works located at 6901 Preston Highway today to discuss the recent success of nth/works' high school engineering apprentice program.
3/8/2013City, Extension, UofL to Host Series on GardeningWhether you garden in your backyard or at a community garden plot, you can now attend a series of community meetings that will discuss safety of urban gardening.
3/7/2013City Holds Crowdfunding Workshop For Small BusinessesA third workshop to help businesses explore crowdfunding resources will be offered by city government, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today. The free "Crowdfunding Means Business" workshop will be at 6 p.m., Monday, March 18, at the Main Library, 301 York Street, in the Centennial Room.
2/28/2013METCO Approves Seven Small Business LoansSeven loans in the amount of $482,065 were approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation. These loans will leverage a total investment of $2.9 million to assist eight businesses in food manufacturing expansion, façade improvement, and business start-ups.
2/15/2013City Holds 4th Sales Training InstituteWith resounding interest in the first three institutes, the city is holding its fourth Mayor's Sales Career Institute. The city is partnering with Sandler Training to hold the training/demonstration session for participants to learn what it takes to be a successful sales representative. The three prior sales institutes have attracted 73 participants
2/8/2013Cinetic Sorting Celebrates New Jobs and 200th AnniversaryCinetic — a locally-founded company that is now part of the Fives Group's international network of industrial engineering, equipment production and materials handling firms, — will add as many as 13 new technical positions to their current workforce of 88 employees.
2/8/2013City Offers Cash Prizes for New AppsMetro Government, in partnership with Code for America, is offering $10,000 in cash prizes for apps or computer coding ideas during a Hack-a-thon scheduled for Saturday, February 23.
2/4/2013KentuckianaWorks Offers Scholarships for Healthcare and IT TrainingKentuckianaWorks, Greater Louisville's Workforce Investment Board, is making $485,000 available in KentuckianaWorks Scholarships to fund education and training in these two high-demand career fields. The scholarships are available until June 30.
1/25/2013City Buys West Louisville Land to Attract Jobs, InvestmentThe city has purchased a prime 30-acre tract of land in Western Louisville and plans to aggressively market it to companies wishing to expanding or relocate to Louisville, Mayor Greg Fischer announced today.
1/24/2013METCO Approves One Loan; Sets New CalendarOne loan in the amount of $75,000 was approved by the Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation, leveraging $378,000 in total investment.


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Anon's always on. get at me bro.
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I would have trolled you guys so hard by now because half of the fandom is so fucking ungrateful.


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For more than 70 years, the Women's Committee has proudly supported the talented young musicians of the Conservatory.
The Women's Committee is one of CIM's greatest sources of support, providing time, talent and treasure. Its 200+ members are an important resource for students. They strive to make musicians feel welcomed and supported from the students' first audition until they walk across the stage at Commencement.
With a mission to support and strengthen the Cleveland Institute of Music and its students, the Women's Committee consists of the general membership and an elected Board of Directors.
Members of the Committee dedicate their time and efforts to add to the allure and history of CIM by providing the greater Cleveland community with opportunities to experience the talents of CIM students and faculty.
The Women's Committee conducts the following signature activities:
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Please consider joining this vibrant group and making a difference in the lives of young musicians. Your $45 membership fee entitles you to the following benefits:
- Invitations to Musical Luncheons and special CIM events
- Subscriptions to CIM publications, including Notes magazine (quarterly) and electronic publications eNotes (monthly) and the Women's Committee's Musical Musings (quarterly)
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Therefore, it's easy for a picture as awesome as this one to be lost in crowd. However, it still remains the best thing I've ever seen while riding SEPTA.
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A vital, exhilarating new collection of poems from the National Book Critics Circle nominee
From lichens to malls to merchant republics, it's "another day in this here cosmos," in Maureen N. McLane's stunning third poetry collection, This Blue. Here are songs for and of a new century, poems both archaic and wholly now. In the middle of life, stationed in our common "Terran Life," the poet conjures urban pigeons, Adirondack mountains, Genoa, Andalucía, Belfast, Parma; here is a world sounded out, broken, possibly shareable, newly named: "Take it up Old Adam— / everyday the world exists / to be named." This Blue is a searching and a singing—intricate, sexy, smart.
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"One of my favorite reviewer's tricks is to assemble a sort of authorial lineage for the poet under consideration. Charles Wright, for instance, has always seemed to me the descendent of both Gerard Manley Hopkins and Woody Allen. It's a useful way of conveying the old 'if you like X, you'll love Y.' And it's failed me entirely in reading World Enough, Maureen N. McLane's beautiful second book. I had been ready to compare her pared-down, fragmentary couplets to Robert Creeley or even Sappho. Her urbane attentiveness, to Frank O'Hara. And her acuity with frequent, cunning rhymes, to Kay Ryan. But McLane withstands any such comparisons—in fact defies them—because her own uncompromising voice cuts so keenly, no matter what form she has chosen for a given poem. That voice abides with an almost fatalistic wryness that I cannot resist comparing to Philip Larkin her 'Song of a Season II' . . . McLane's first book, though accomplished, sometimes felt like an attempt to weld together two or more styles and a universe of influences. In World Enough, the structure is complete and the seams invisible . . . Contemporary poetry is too often a poetry of fragments, content to lie in shards. In World Enough, McLane demonstrates the poet Derek Walcott's belief that "the love that reassembles the fragments [of a broken vase] is stronger than the love which took its symmetry for granted when it was whole. World Enough takes nothing for granted; its fragments both strive and sing." —David Lucas, The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)
"With a title evoking Marvell, McLane's second collection adheres to his dictum that 'though we cannot make our sun / Stand still, yet we will make him run,' even as her poems drift and spill down these pages like rain. Often employing syllabic minimums (especially in the longer poems), McLane uses simple diction that butts up against the philosophical and profound. Generic words like 'cloud(s) / rain / wind / sun' are reiterated to form a shifting web that explores the 'weathers' and the 'whethers'; beginning in a locus, the poems gaze outward toward the whatevers of space-time, trying to split (sometimes violently) the poem-moments apart like atoms of experience. McLane, who's noted for her literary criticism and scholarship, also demonstrates an ease with Blakean lyric. With disarming playfulness, even whimsy, she interrogates what self is and what language means in a physically, spiritually, and materially 'stormbashed' world where 'Nothing / in nature that is ours / is ours' . . . Though playful, these poems are not for literary wimps . . . at their best these poems fuse musicality and wordplay into ingenious thought; highly recommended." —Library Journal
"McLane is a professor of English at NYU, a prolific book critic and specialist in British romanticism. Her academic proclivities are readily apparent in her second collection: 'what is called thinking / is obsessing,' she writes, echoing and answering the German philosopher Martin Heidegger. This book has the overall feel of a poetic diary, with meditations on the changing seasons, travel, politics, love affairs, and the mind itself, as McLane (Same Life) ventures to understand, via various methods, what it means to live in a particular epoch: The question n/ is the ratio of the palpable hurt/ to the general session / of life in an era. There, and elsewhere, McLane crosses the streams of academic and accessibly passionate language, creating a kind of emotional, autobiographical criticism in hip free verse: 'rain rain and the trees/ engulfed I am tired / of reading Russians their suffering / souls their tribulations.' McLane, armed with a sharp wit, engages in an ambitious poetic project, as she confronts the very meaning of the shadowed hours of time past, present, and future." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Poet Maureen McLane writes exquisitely without being precious ('The sea's in the dolphin, the sun's / in the rose. The stars in my lungs / are breathing'). In one quick turn she'll capture a scene ('Saint-Sulpice / in sun! the coats thrown off the fanfare blasts its horns') or a mood ('Amazing the world / isn't enshrouded / in general mourning / unless that's what we call/ the sky'), and she tells us stories without slipping into mere story ('The woman in the closely cut pink coat/ redeeming pink/ for us all: a wish to have a drink / at the café/ deferred'). She's often offhandedly witty ('Time to admit / That misanthropy / Has a logic to it'), but this wise, light tone never turns snarky, and her deeply grounded observations of moment, place, and relationship can be suddenly arrested by a still, hard thought ('how anyone thought music / meaningless / or universal how anyone thought / thought alone would have everything to do with it'). And do these poems flow. In short, McLane is one of those rare poets whose work is as absorbing as Friday night's escapist fiction yet informed by a high level of craft. So it's fortunate that her second collection, World Enough, follows so quickly after Same Life (2008). Even more than her debut, this second work is marked by a sense of clarity-hardly surprising from a sharp-eyed critic who serves as an associate professor of English at New York University and a contributing editor at Boston Review and in 2003 was honored by the National Book Critics Circle with the Nona Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing. From scene to scene, from Paris to Central Park, from teen comedy ("Fuckwind") to a beautifully referenced Child Ballad ('Haunt,' right), McLane gives us 'testimony weaving its own / shimmering cloth.'" —Barbara Hoffert
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Before & After: Maura's $13 DIY Wall Art!
Maura had recently made the move to a small studio apartment with 12-foot walls, a lot of blank space to fill with a small decorating budget. One Saturday after breakfast, an idea on how to transform her dining area with DIY painted wall art came to her.
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I had purchased 6 sample sizes of paint recently for a slow-to-progress project that I decided to use right away for this new project. They were four shades from one Behr color card: Duchess Rose, Juicy Passionfruit, Wet Coral and Fire Island. There was a buy-2-get-1-free sale on samples happening at Home Depot when I purchased these, so I bought 2 extras of the mid-tones and spent $8 on paint with leftovers. I measured out my rectangle, 6″ in from all sides, and taped the design in 1″ painter's tape. It took a couple re-tapings, after stepping back and deciding an angle wasn't right, but once I had it set, I went over the edges with a credit card. A lot of stripe tutorials seem to recommend sealing the edges with wall color paint before starting, but I always skip that step and haven't found it to be a problem.
How she planned out painting the sections:
I decided that the darkest color should sit in the corner, to go with the light on the wall. The next lightest shade was painted on either side until the lightest shade was opposite the darkest. In this pattern, I needed 5 colors, so I mixed some of the lightest with some leftover white to get the lightest shade. It would have been easiest if I had 5 small rollers and 5 paint trays, but I didn't, so I used one paint brush that I thoroughly washed between colors. Each section was painted with two coats. I love the way this project came together, and with an $5 roll of painter's tape, the whole thing cost me only $13.
See more about this project on Maura's blog.
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Wow. Beautiful and simple.
Very good job! A super inexpensive, but beautifully creative way to make a statement. MORE people should do unique things like this (vs. generic and overused "Live, Laugh, Love" plaques!)
Nice job. What a difference it makes. Sometimes inspiration is a truly wonderful thing.
I love it, so cheery. I would love to see how it would look with the aqua lamp from the first pic in front of your new artwork, too!
amazing! love those colors
Looks great, but imho, the lamp should go. Also, rather than have the table pushed in the corner, pull it to the right of the artwork; centered under the artwork and maybe add a tray and couple wine glasses (for something on the table). With the two windows, why need the lamp.
Stunning what a difference this makes! Love it, soooooo creative.
Nice job and this is a form of Supergraphics I think.
As for the table, I will agree, pull it out a bit from the corner so it doesn't look like its crowding it.
As for the lamp, I think the yellow lamp works better, scale wise, and shape/color than the blue one, and I would imagine you have no light in that corner, so a lamp is needed at night.
Nice job overall and I like how you went about it - and for a tiny sum of funds too.
Love the colors, but please take care of that tiny little glop of over-paint in the lower right hand corner. Nicely done.
Beautiful - great transformation. Thank you for sharing your logic about which color went where... it has me thinking.
Love it
Wow...great idea.
So seventies. My mother's attic wall has something quite similar....still looks fabulous I bet after 40 years. Nice job.
I've noticed lately how some AT readers critique other aspects of the person's room---when it wasn't even mentioned or requested! FWIW, I think the made over lamp looks lovely with the wall art.
And a very cool wall makeover indeed. Simple, colorful, yet it packs a punch. Beautiful work, Maura!
Love it!! What a great idea.
Looks cool! Very bold. My next step would be painting the black chairs- white.
I like the little extra glop of paint :) character!
This came out great! Having lived in teeny-tiny spaces, I bet it transformed the energy of the whole apartment. One cool thing about a studio is that when you make a statement, it is visible from every angle!
Easy and so beautiful!!!
People noticing that tiny blip on the bottom are too type A for their own good. If it upsets you, then make sure you address it if you do it in your house. You've obviously got WAY too much time on your hands.
This looks fab. Simple. Colorful. And it totally makes that corner,. I'm with deezy. The blip (which I admit I hadn't even noticed) reminds me that this was done by a flesh and blood human, and not by a machine. Let there be more blips in the world. A totally straight line is boring.
Wow! Gorgeous!!!
Nice! Anyone know where that table comes from?
I was wondering about the paint samples. Whenever I get them from Home Depot, it annoys me that I can't get them in any other sheen but flat. These look to be eggshell or something with more sheen. I love the sheen! Maybe it's just my HD. But I'm sitting on about 15 sample cans from some paint jobs in and outside my house and I thank you for the inspiration to use them!
Brilliantly creative, at a price point pretty much anyone can afford. More like this, please!
Seems I read either here or the NYTimes in the last year about the preference/desirability of artwork with a bit of a flaw vs art that is so perfectly done, it could have been created by a machine. I'd say Maura did a blip of a good job.
Thanks, everyone! I'm thrilled to see my "dining room" posted here! I painted the wall 6 weeks after moving into the space, and it's so interesting to me to see how much more lived in it has become in 6 months. (I took down the mini blinds and hung curtains, to start!) Honestly, I didn't notice " the blob", but it doesn't particularly bother me. The old plaster walls are so warped, straight lines are a long shot! The table set is an Ethan Allen thrift find, and the paint finish is flat. I wish the samples came in eggshell!
Cute! It really adds energy!
It totally noticed the glob of paint but I'm in a house full of these little globs and while it bugs me that I didn't do as good of a job as I wanted, it's not like I wasn't careful - I have weird walls! It's not my fault! :)
I'm painting my bathroom with wet coral this week. After seeing this I'm even more excited!!
Lovely, great colors for that space.
Love it. Nice scale for the space.
This is a perfect idea for over the bed art that can't fall on you, aka I live in CA and worry about earthquakes. Really great idea and presentation!
This is "bang for your buck" for sure! Really great!
Wow, what a different! Great idea, great job!
Very clever and nicely done.
Live this and your details on how you did it. What did you paint on? Was it fabric or canvas


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(Campbellsburg, Ky.) -- The Kentucky State Police at Post 5 in Campbellsburg are announcing a Citizen's Police Academy beginning on Monday, October 5, 2009. This learning opportunity will provide those in the class with an in depth look at the multiple aspects of the Kentucky State Police as well as an opportunity to interact with the Troopers that work the local communities. The classes will be held each Monday from 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. and will last for 11 weeks. Applications for the class are limited to 25 and are available at the Kentucky State Police Post in Campbellsburg. Inquires or questions may be directed to Trooper Seth Willis at 502-532-6363.
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"I Was Investigated for Child Abuse"
I've lived every parent's worst nightmare: I was investigated for child abuse.
Guest blogger Janice: It all started at a routine doctor's appointment when our pediatrician noticed that our four-month-old son's head circumference was measuring abnormally large. A brain MRI performed a few weeks later showed something perplexing and scary: a hairline skull fracture and accompanying brain bleed. While my husband and I had lots of questions for the doctors, we were not at all prepared for the first question that was asked of us: "Did you shake or hurt your baby?"
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This is a great recipe. I butter the inside of my crock pot and let it cook on low overnight. I own a small internet cafe/coffee shop in a small border town in Mexico and this is a favorite early morning seller!!!! I use whatever fruit is seasonal, pears are really good right now, but have used cooked pumpkin, peaches, nectarines and apricots make a nice tart dish.
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For men and women who have fought in the country's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, death behind the wheel is becoming another lethal aftereffect of combat.
After they leave military service, veterans of the two wars have a 75 percent higher rate of fatal motor vehicle accidents than do civilians. Troops still in uniform have a higher risk of crashing their cars in the months immediately after returning from deployment than in the months immediately before. People who have had multiple tours to combat zones are at highest risk for traffic accidents.
The most common explanation is that soldiers bring back driving habits that were lifesaving in war zones but are dangerous on America's roads. They include racing through intersections, straddling lanes, swerving on bridges and, for some, not wearing seat belts because they hinder a rapid escape.
That's probably not the whole story, however. Post-traumatic stress disorder, suffered by thousands of veterans, increases aggressive driving. Drunken driving and thrill-seeking are also more common after combat, according to studies and the testimony of many veterans.
Motor vehicle crashes have long been a serious problem in the armed services. From 1999 through 2012, a period spanning peacetime and the two wars, as many active-duty military personnel died in non-combat motor vehicle crashes both on and off duty (4,423) as were killed in the Iraq war (4,409).
Before suicides became the leading cause of non-battle injuries, motor vehicle injuries were, said Bruce Jones, a physician and epidemiologist who heads the Army's injury prevention program at Aberdeen Proving Ground, in Maryland.
War, however, worsens the problem. Men who served in the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan have a 76 percent higher rate of dying in vehicle crashes, and women a 43 percent higher rate, than similar people in the general population, according to an unpublished study by Han Kang, an epidemiologist with the Department of Veterans Affairs. The same phenomenon was seen in Gulf War veterans.


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Robert Long and Kayden Bathory got the call about a rollover crash in west Fort Worth just before 1:00 a.m. Police said she was trying to get on I-30 near Chapel Creek Boulevard when she lost control. She hit a drainage culvert, then the mangled truck landed on top of a cable barrier.
When they arrived, the vehicle was on fire and a woman in her 30's was unconscious.
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Just seconds after they pulled her out and made it to safety, the gas tank ignited causing the vehicle to explode.
"It actually knocked us both on the ground. This all just happened so fast there wasn't any time to think at all," said Robert Long. "Our main focus was taking care of our patient and getting her to safety."
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Jabra's newest headset, the Stone, is set to release on November 8th and it's shaping up to be one of the most desirable headsets on the market. It draws its name from the included carrying case that also doubles as a portable charger. An external LED indicator light lets you know if you need to recharge the Stone while a small battery indicator on the inside of the ear hooks lets you know if you need to charge the headset.
It uses dual microphones to process noise cancellation – something they call Noise Blackout Extreme – and Digital Signal Noise processing to insure there aren't any sudden spikes in volume. But the cool factor doesn't end there. Slide your finger over the external part of the ear loop and you can increase or decrease volume or tap it to answer a call. The Stone is designed for right ear wearing only so if you've got a penchant for left ear action you might wanna look else where. Expect the Jabra Stone to retail for $129.99 at select AT&T store locations.


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A Yankton, South Dakota mother is still hoping for answers 21 years after her teenage daughter was found dead in a roadside ditch.
KTIV's Kristie VerMulm takes us back through this cold case and talks directly to the victim's mother about her prayer for peace of mind and a community's search for the truth.
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The young British pianist Mark Bebbington gives a recital at St Jamess Piccadilly on July 17 at 7.30pm, with music by Haydn: (Sonata No 54 in G major Hob XVI/40), Beethoven: Appassionata Sonata; Irelands London Pieces and Chopins Barcarolle Op 60; Tarantelle in A flat Op 43; Nocturne No 4 in F major Op 15 No 1 and Second Scherzo in B Flat minor. The contrast of two classical Sonatas, with a second half of English Impressionism and Chopin, is an intriguing one, and as Bebbington explained - Early Haydn Piano Sonatas tend to be neglected by pianists in favour of the later so-called 'English' Sonatas, yet there are a wealth of gems amongst the earlier works, including this delicious two-movement G major Sonata (1784). The first movement could almost be transcribed piecemeal to a String Quartet, but the Finale could only be conveyed on a keyboard - Haydn at his wittiest best.
The advances in the development of the pianoforte could not be more marked in Beethoven's Appassionata Sonata - justifiably celebrated as one of the composer's 'heroic' mid-period works, it exploits both the increased dynamic range of the instrument and Beethoven's mastery of Sonata Principle, to produce his greatest piano sonata to date (1804/5).
The critical plaudits which have greeted Mark Bebbingtons performances and recordings have singled him out as a British pianist of the rarest refinement and maturity. Increasingly recognised as a champion of British music, Mark has recorded extensively for SOMM New Horizons label to unanimous critical acclaim, resulting in numerous five-star recordings of British works, including London Pieces by John Ireland, which he will perform in this recital.
For Mark, the piano music of John Ireland is not only one of the most substantial, but also one of the most neglected legacies of any twentieth-century British composer:
John Ireland's impressionistic London Pieces (1914-17) seem entirely apt to include in a London concert hall recital, as does - tangentially - Chopin's Barcarolle, for this late masterpiece was an acknowledged John Ireland favourite; in fact, they both share the same lilting 6/8 rhythm and Ireland's Chelsea Reach is modelled on the mellifluous structure of the former.
In demand internationally as well as at festivals and recitals at home, Marks appearance in this solo recital gives London audiences a chance to hear this communicative and sensitive artist prior to his Carnegie Hall debut in New York in October of this year, where he will be performing Richard Strauss's Parergon for piano left-hand and orchestra, one of two works written for Paul Wittgenstein in 1924, with the American Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leon Botstein.
Marks next London solo recital (of contemporary British works) will take place at St Johns, Smith Square on Friday November 7th at 7.30pm. Both London recitals are being managed by Karen Fletcher at Archery Concert Productions; the performing arm of the music consultancy, Archery Promotions.
Elizabeth Gaskells House in Manchester will reopen to the public in mid October 2014 after a £2.5 million renovation of the building.
Fully restored on the ground floor, visitors will be able to experience for the first time the authentically furnished home and the beautifully re-established Victorian gardens of one of the 19th century's most important women writers. Part of this restoration scheme has included meticulous research into what was in the house and how it had looked when the family resided there, with a number of pieces of furniture and books already generously donated to the house.
The Trustees of the house are now looking for the donation of a mid-19th century Broadwood demi grand piano, which will take pride of place in the drawing room. Renowned conductor Charles Hallé taught Elizabeth Gaskells daughters on the same type of piano and it was an important purchase by Elizabeth for the house on Plymouth Grove. The piano will be used for a full programme of musical and educational events and the donor will be fully credited alongside all the other sponsors of the house. Any offers of this specific piano should be made to John Williams, Project Manager for Elizabeth Gaskells House at email@example.com
The title of European Capital of Culture moves about from year to year, and 2014 is the turn of Riga in Latvia and the much smaller Umeå in Sweden. Riga has a long history of musical excellence, partly based on Latvias strong folk music tradition and partly on Rigas position on the Baltic as a leading port. Richard Wagner ran the opera house in 1837-39, fleeing by sea when his debts overwhelmed him. Tsarist Russia ruled the country until 1918, but independence was crushed first by the Soviets, then by Nazi Germany and then by the Soviets again until independence was regained in 1991 after the so-called Singing Revolution.
This year Riga has a number of notable musical events, staged in the excellent Opera House and in the acoustically less-excellent Great Guild Hall, home to the Latvian National Orchestra and long overdue for replacement, as well as in a vast arena better suited for stadium games and in a number of smaller venues in and around the city. The great red-brick Gothic cathedral, the Riga Dom, is one of the best places to hear music in Riga, and the year has supported a Bach festival using the excellent organ there and in other city churches.
Latvia, along with the other Baltic states, has a number of composers who have marked the region with their distinctive styles. Kristaps Petersons, a double-bass player in the National Orchestra, premiered his first opera, Mikhail and Mikhail Play Chess, in the studio theatre next to the Opera House, and the first night of this was attended not only by the musical community but also by the chess aficionados, as the subject of the opera was a famous game played at the 1960 World Chess Championship in Moscow between the Latvian Jewish Mikhail Tal and the Russian Jewish Mikhail Botvinnik, who had held the championship for nearly a quarter of a century. Tal, aged only 23, won the championship with dazzling and eccentric chess, but held it for only one year before Botvinnik won it back. However, this victory was enough to make him into a Rigan cultural hero. Petersons used the configuration of the pieces on the chess board in Game 6 of the championship to generate modal scales and melodic patterns, and his librettist (writing in Russian, unusually in a country where only Latvian is an official language, although almost half of the population have Russian as their mother tongue) used chess shorthand notation to provide him with some of the dialogue. The rest was made up of a lecture, sung in a kind of Sprechstimme recitative that from time to time recalled synagogue cantillation, laying out the history of the game. It was oddly thrilling, and one did not need to be a chess player to understand the excitement of the conflict. As in Haydns Farewell Symphony, the singers and players, each representing a chess piece, left the stage with greater or lesser reluctance as their pieces were taken, leaving only a few to see the game to its conclusion those few including the double-bass-playing composer himself.
In December, an older and more established Latvian composer, Arturs Maskats, will stage the premiere of his opera Valentina, about a Latvian Jewish woman, later a film critic, who hid throughout the period of Nazi occupation and survived the Second World War, unlike the bulk of the Latvian Jewish population, who were murdered in a series of massacres in a field just outside the city. Other new compositions include a Transcendental Oratorio by Zigmars Liepin, performed in the Riga Dom on 26 April, with its subject taken from the events of a Japanese earthquake in which a mother died protecting her son.
Latvia has produced a high number of internationally-famous musicians, Gidon Kremer, Mariss Jansons, Andris Nelsons and Mischa Maisky among them, and several will take part in the Riga 2014 events. The Kremerata Baltica opened the concert series Born in Riga and will hold a festival from 3 to 6 July in the Great Guild in Riga and in the much better concert hall in Sigulda. Jansons will conduct the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in a concert celebrating his father, the Latvian composer Arvids Jansons, on 7 November. Altogether, this would seem to be a good year to come to Riga and explore the citys flourishing musical scene. Riga 2014 website.


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I have a document which starts as 'English UK' under spell check and then switces to French automaticlly half way through and will not change back.
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Quincy, MA. Nov. 15, 2007 — On November 13, a leader in law, business, and the government and non-profit sector Richard F. Schubert spoke at Eastern Nazarene College. His lecture, titled "Changeless Leadership in Changing Times", was part the 2007 Warren Business Forum. He was the first Nazarene to ever attend Yale Law School.
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Schubert, an ENC and Yale Law School graduate, was president and vice chairman of Bethlehem Steel Corporation, general counsel and deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Labor, president/CEO of the American Red Cross, and founding president/CEO of the Points of Light Foundation. He is currently the senior vice president of the Executive Coaching Network, Inc. He is a founding board member and the Washington representative of the Peter F. Drucker Foundation, the founding chairman of the board of Biorelease Corporation, a member of the board of National Alliance of business, and a founding board member of Weirton Steel Corporation. Schubert has been awarded seven honorary degrees and has been admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court and Pennsylvania Supreme Court.


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It would be an awesome school if they focused more on getting supplies such as books for all the students and educating them. Than raising money for cheerleading and soccer,basketball! How can these kids survive in the world without a education!
I graduated from Lawndale along with several of my good friends. Lawndale was great and had awesome teachers. If parents in the Lawndale community got involved more with their kids education and stop trying to let the school raise their kids, things would be better these days. My son now goes to Lawndale and judging from his homework the school is still challenging their kids. So why it's graded as a 1, I don't know. If every parent got involved, that would easily change to a 6 or 7. How can we expect our children to respect school and continue to learn if we as parents don't try to help them on a daily basis.
I will like to thank The Principal of 1989. I will like to commend all the people who put forth an effort to institute change. Now our children are at risk. We need a working plan that will secure effective, and progressive change, which will give our children the chance to compete in this fast pace world. Just the basics wont do. We need strong leaders that will not break in face of the adversary. Our children can learn and they will learn. teachers need to collaborate to assure success until completion. children who are failing need to be supported. NOTE: children have emotional issues as well. support our students in every way. Note the rate is the consideration of the comment and the application its effect will have.
a couple of good teachers and a few devoted parents, otherwise the school is lacking in so many areas it's scary. the few good teachers they have are undermined by the obscene lack of resources. and check the state scores, it's heartbreaking.
Lawndale Community Acacdemy is an amazing school. I attended Lawndale from 1991-1999. I graduated and went on to High School. I graduated High School in 2003 and now I am currently a Sophomore at Howard University. One of the Top Historically Black Colleges in the world and Lawndale helped me get here.
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German expressionist cinema was at its height in the 1920s, and few films embodied the movement as much as WARNING SHADOWS. Directed by Arthur Robison, this classic tale of psychological horror remains his best known work, celebrated for its outrageous visual style and notorious for its attempt to make a purely visual feature film (in other words, a film with no intertitles except, of course, the opening credits). A mysterious traveler and illusionist who performs shadow puppetry arrives to provide some entertainment at an otherwise routine dinner party. The host of the party is already mad with jealousy over the presence of his wife's four suitors, but when the puppet show begins, passions overtake reason and reality is not what it appears to be. Shadows, reflections and silhouettes are the dominant imagery, and the film boasts the extraordinary camerawork of Fritz Arno Wagner, the German cinematographer who is renowned for his work with Fritz Lang (SPIES) and F.W. Murnau (NOSFERATU). WARNING SHADOWS has long been considered a landmark work by champions of the German cinema. Lotte Eisner, in her book "The Haunted Screen," declared that director Robison "handles phantoms with the same mastery as his strange illusionist," while Siegfried Kracauer, in "From Caligari to Hitler," simply stated that WARNING SHADOWS "belongs among the masterpieces of the German screen."
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I know it's old but this thig keeps me looking.
This is a definitely a silent classic, a must-see film, but it must be admitted it is all style and little substance. (Camera work, sets, costumes, lighting, etc. should be means to the end of story telling and not ends in themselves as they seem to be here.) This is an experiment, a wonderful experiment, in film making, particularly in the use of shadow and while the plot may not really grab you, the images will linger in your mind.
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