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Hi, I'm Angela. Welcome to Oh She Glows – an award-winning recipe blog featuring over 500 healthy recipes (and growing)! For the past 6 years, I've shared energizing, plant-based recipes that my family and I enjoy on a daily basis. My goal is to inspire you to embrace more plant-based foods in your diet without feeling the least bit deprived. And yes, my recipes are great for meat-eaters and picky kids too! Most of my recipes are gluten-free and many are allergy-friendly (just check the recipe for the allergy info).
My first cookbook, The Oh She Glows Cookbook (released March 4, 2014) is a New York Times Bestseller. It was also selected as Chapters/Indigo's BOOK OF THE YEAR for 2014. It features over 100 plant-based recipes (including 85 gluten-free recipes) using real, whole food ingredients. The book also contains over 100 full-page, full-colour photographs shot by yours truly! For more info, see here.
Note: The parfait cover is the Canadian cover and the carrot cover is the US cover. The content is the same in both, however!
My Story:
On October 31st 2008, I started Oh She Glows to write about my recovery from an eating disorder, my journey to health, and the amazing transformation that food can make in our lives. Within the first few months of blogging my readership started to grow and before long I connected with women and men all over the world. Today, almost 7 years later, Oh She Glows has over 1 million unique readers each month. I never expected that my blog would turn into a passion and eventually my full-time career, but I'm extremely grateful that I took a chance and hit publish on my first post.
As my relationship with food improved, I focused on creating healthy plant-based recipes that would win over my husband's approval. At the time, Eric was a devout fast-food lover and drank pop like water. Coming up with healthy dishes that he enjoyed was a difficult task, but I was up for the challenge! I didn't come from a food or photography background (nope, I barely knew how to cook a potato), so everything you see on this blog is a result of hard work and self-taught skill. I taught myself how to create recipes and then photograph my creations. It's been an adventure!
In 2011, I was approached by an editor from a major publishing house and offered to write a cookbook. It had been a dream of mine for a while so I jumped at the opportunity. my first cookbook was published on March 4, 2014. One year later, and it has over 300,000 copies in print! The response has been absolutely shocking…thrilling…mind-blowing. I'm so grateful that my work has resonated with so many across the world. The Oh She Glows Cookbook is now printed in several different languages including English, Chinese, German, Slovak, and Spanish. It's sold across North America, the UK, Australia, and more.
[interview in The Writer Magazine]
Let me rewind a bit and tell you about what was going on in my life the year I started my blog!
In 2008, I married my high-school sweetheart, Eric, and graduated with a Master's degree in Social Psychology. Life was wonderful, yet not so wonderful at the same time. I was in recovery for an eating disorder, something I had been struggling with since I was 11-12 years old. Despite the great things going on in my life, I couldn't enjoy them fully without putting my eating disorder behind me. It was like a storm cloud hovering over me for years.
During the last semester of my Master's degree, I started working full-time as a researcher. I did a lot of hands on, practical research and even had the opportunity to write a book chapter, but ultimately I found that research did not fulfill me like I thought it would. I just felt so empty inside and deep down I knew that it wasn't a great fit. I longed to express my creative side! I wanted to write, but not in the form of scientific articles. Thankfully, Oh She Glows was a great outlet and really let my creativity flourish. For the first year of blogging, I wrote 3 posts per day (yes, you read that right) and I absolutely fell head over heels in love with my new hobby. Up until this point in my life, I never had a hobby that I felt so passionate about and it felt so rewarding to enjoy something so much. Connecting with others all over the world motivated me to keep going during a time when I was very unhappy with my career. Whenever I was frustrated with career unhappiness and worried about my future, I would brainstorm ideas for blog posts. Boredom was no longer in my vocabulary.
In 2009, I took the leap and left my research career. This was a difficult and anxiety-provoking decision as someone who doesn't like change or letting people down. I had no plan, but a supportive husband, tons of drive, and a hobby I loved. After a couple months of looking for other research jobs, I decided to start up my own business, Glo Bakery – a healthy bakery featuring my popular Glo Bars. Walking away from a career that I went to school for 7 years was not an easy thing to do, but it turned out to be the best career decision I could've made. Finally, I felt passionate and in control of my own happiness! I was determined and filled with passion to make this new career work.
I ran the bakery on my own (with the help of my husband when he had time) for a couple years and it was a huge success. Each week, I hand-made over 500 Glo Bars and shipped them to customers (many were blog readers!) all over North America. It was physically exhausting running both the bakery and the blog, but I knew that I was on the right path to career happiness. No matter how much work it took, I was willing to do it.
After a couple years of running the bakery and blogging full-time, I closed the bakery to pursue my cookbook dreams after being approached by an editor from a major publishing house. The bakery was an experience I will never forget and I learned so much. Right now, my focus is on writing cookbooks and blogging, but who knows, some day in the future I might open up the bakery again!
We welcomed a baby girl into our family in September 2014! You can read my announcement in this post. Also, check out my Baby section, where I post frequent pregnancy updates. She is my greatest blessing and I'm enjoying motherhood more than I ever dreamed.
I'm working hard on my second plant-based cookbook which is due out early fall 2016! I truly feel like it's the best collection of recipes I've created to date and I can't wait to share it with you! Just like my first cookbook, the second book will feature over 100 full-page photographs so it will be a feast for the eyes…and of course the belly!
Here we are in May 2015!
We welcomed our second child, a baby boy named Arlo, in September 2016! Life got crazier than ever. He is just the sweetest, fun-loving boy. My second cookbook, Oh She Glows Every Day, released the same year and became a New York Times Bestseller.
My second cookbook, Oh She Glows Every Day, and blog, OhSheGlows.com, both took home Gold prizes in Taste Canada's Awards!
Learning to love food again
With hard work, counseling, and persistence, I was able to overcome my struggles with disordered eating. I no longer count calories, weigh myself obsessively, binge eat, or workout compulsively. Balanced is how I feel in my life now. It's a great feeling after so many years of struggle.
I shifted my diet to plant-based in mid-2009 after learning more about nutrition, animal welfare, and the environmental impacts of factory farming. My goal is to show you healthy, unprocessed, and animal-product free recipes that I create to keep myself and my family inspired about tasty good-for-you food. My husband dropped 20 pounds effortlessly and got rid of his high cholesterol – all without dieting or medication. I share my recipes on this site to hopefully inspire readers to try out my recipes. The best part about my recipes is that anyone can enjoy them from vegans to omnivores alike. Don't believe me? Just read some of the glowing reviews in the comments. I've received hundreds of emails over the years from blog readers crediting Oh She Glows for inspiring some major changes like losing weight, shifting to a plant-based diet, reducing meat consumption, overcoming eating disorders, and changing careers. I'm so grateful to be a able to share my passion for food and wellness on this blog and most importantly, to hear YOUR stories of triumph!
Let's Get Social:
Facebook: Check out my Facebook page. I post all of my new recipe posts on Facebook, so be sure to like my page and click "receive notifications" to get updates!
Instagram – Check out my Instagram page. I post food pics, recipes, and some behind the scenes action! Make a recipe from my blog? Be sure to tag it #ohsheglows and @ohsheglows on Instagram so I can see it! Looking forward to seeing all your creations!
Pinterest: Follow me on Pinterest
Twitter: @ohsheglows – I love reading what's going on on Twitter and I LOVE hearing about the recipes you try out! Tweet me about the recipes you make or share a pic! Be sure to tag it #ohsheglows
Questions/comments? Please stop by my FAQ page for a ton of your questions answered in one cozy spot. You can also say hello via email: press[at]ohsheglows[dot]com. I personally respond to as many of your emails as I can fit into a day, but occasionally I cannot keep up with them or lose track of emails. If this is the case and your question is urgent, please feel free to re-send it. I appreciate each and everyone of you who take the time out of your busy day to send me a note. Thank you for making my days brighter!
Press: Looking to contact us about a press opportunity? see here.
Not sure where to start? Try my popular recipes page. If you are a quote fan, then this page is for you!
Peace, Love & Plants,
- November 5, 2008 at 3:48 pm
You wedding video is beautiful! I shoot weddings for a living and this is one of the prettiest I've ever seen. What song is this?
- August 27, 2010 at 12:50 pm
Heavenly Day by Patty Griffin
- December 18, 2011 at 2:09 am
Patty Griffin wrote that song about her dog. True story!
- November 11, 2008 at 4:17 pm
You make a beautiful bride! The bridesmaid dresses are so sweet!
You look so happy and pleased, I want a wedding like this. I really admire you!
- November 11, 2008 at 7:41 pm
oh wow I just found your blog :) model behavior linked it. very cool :) your interests are similar to mine. and you look gorgeous on your honeymoon. can't wait to read more!
- November 11, 2008 at 7:58 pm
just found your blog on modelbehav. i love your wedding video! super classy :) i LOVE that i've finally found someone else who doesn't love sushi. i also have a very guilty obsession for celeb gossip (i'm on perezhilton.com like 10 times a day). anyways love your blog and can't wait to see more posts!!
- November 13, 2008 at 12:01 pm
Thanks for all your compliments!!!! *blushes* :D
- January 1, 2014 at 6:55 pm
Hi angie thank you for your beautiful inspirational blog! you give me energy! you're so beautiful and i love your recipes! thx
- November 15, 2008 at 4:54 pm
just found your blog through a comment maybe and look forward to reading!! Gorgeous, you and the video ;-)
- November 22, 2008 at 7:58 am
Hi Angela! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog! Your blog is awesome! I can't wait to read more!
- November 26, 2008 at 12:27 am
i LOVE YOUR BLOG AND WEDDING PICS! congrats! Can I add you to my blogroll?
- November 26, 2008 at 5:14 pm
STUNNING video Angela!!
- November 28, 2008 at 1:23 pm
Beautiful! Great music choice, too :)
- December 11, 2008 at 1:29 pm
Hey! I just found your blog today, and I think it's wonderful! Your wedding video is absolutetly stunning :)
- December 11, 2008 at 11:43 pm
Gorgeous video! Who sings the song?
- December 15, 2008 at 10:12 pm
Gorgeous wedding photos! :)
- December 30, 2008 at 1:39 pm
thanks for the comment on my page – will have to check out the video when i get home. Cant watch them at work. :)
looking forward to reading more!
- January 7, 2009 at 2:17 pm
I love this page! Your outlook on life is so inspiring, and exactly how I strive to live! Thanks for sharing your passions with us, I'm looking forward to reading more!
- January 15, 2009 at 1:28 pm
I'm so excited to see another blogger with a bengal. I have a brown marble, Mowgli. He plays fetch but refuses to do anything else trickwise.
- January 18, 2009 at 8:33 pm
WOW what a great page. You are beautiful from the inside out!
- January 30, 2009 at 3:52 pm
One word. Gorgeous! Love the wedding video. So sweet. Oh and…"The Office" is my FAV show too. "That's what she said…"
- February 3, 2009 at 11:08 am
I love your story. And this video is amazing!
- February 21, 2009 at 10:05 pm
Hey! I've "heard" about you on blogs, but I'm glad to actually visit & see you! Oh yes, she glows! Can't wait to read more! Take care & thanks for visiting!
- February 25, 2009 at 12:25 pm
Hi! I just found your blog and I love it! You are so fabulous and inspiring :) I can't wait to read more!!
- February 26, 2009 at 11:40 am
Love your blog! You have a lot of great information. I vice is my wholemade sweets as well! I love to bake and cook! Can't wait to ready more.
You made a very beautiful bride!
- March 2, 2009 at 9:26 am
My name is Erika, and I'm a fairly new blogger
Love you blog, and your wedding video is beautiful!!!
- May 8, 2010 at 6:54 pm
Oh my God…I live in Canada as well…and seriously if you are hiring – for anything that could I could manage to live off of and pay the loans..;)…please let me know!! It would be a dream and a passion of mine. I would break down and cry – no joke. I won't go into detail, my blog curtails my obvious search for peace and happiness…but anyhow -HUGE CONGRATS to you and your amazing acheivements girl!! Way to go – inspirational! :)
- May 11, 2010 at 11:35 am
Story Tip: Step Up Your Nutritional Game During National Salad Month
I thought you might find the following of interest. Please take a look below and let me know your thoughts. As always, any and all feedback is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, need help with anything or are interested in posting the video, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Marissa Tuchband
Story Information:
Most people know salads are an important factor in the quest for optimal health but did you know that May was National Salad Month? Launched in 1992, National Salad Month is used to shine a spotlight on the health benefits of eating different kinds of leafy greens and colorful vegetables.
Scientific evidence of salads' health benefits can be found in a study conducted by University of California, Los Angeles and Louisiana State University that was published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association. This study found that those who eat salads, raw vegetables and salad dressing have considerably higher levels of vitamins C, E, B6 and folic acid, all key nutrients in promoting a healthy immune system.
In addition, salad dressings are a satisfying accompaniment to the healthy vegetables and fruits consumed in salads, and many salad dressings provide an essential fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid, which helps protect women against fatal heart attacks, as well as the ever-important vitamin E, which offers numerous health benefits to salad worshippers.
For more on Salad's nutritional benefits, please visit www.saladaday.org.
You can also view a video about National Salad Month at http://inr.mediaseed.tv/ADS_37362/
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Many Thanks,
Marissa Tuchband
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- May 12, 2010 at 11:15 am
your blog is inspirational.
i too was always around 125 lbs…being 5″2′ made me still look floppy…i guess if i were to put it into perspective, 125 lbs is pretty good now that i am 148 lbs… i seem to be going up a few going down a few…i have been like this for a few years now…well, after i had my kids… i am an extremist and a perfectionist. if i set out to burn 400 cal each time that i am on my treadmill, i will meet my goal and if it is supposed to be 5 times a week, i will workout. and then, i see 2 lbs down and i panic…i binge or i stop working out…but instead of forgiving myself for the binge, i feel like i need to punish myself for not being perfect and then i fall off the perfect routine… i am so sad…i hate taking photos because i know i am pretty but i cannot look at myself because all i see is fat, stretch marks, loose skin…so loose…that when my husband looks at it he feels really bad that i have it… he is so supportive…he too began at 210 and no he too is 170 but i am still 148…and i cannot seem to grasp control…i get new energy and i working hard and then i had an injury i guess hips…i guess it is considered pelvic but i could not work out and i still can't….i will go to my dr today again for some therapeutic massages…but i am just not sure that i will ever end this battle…i want to be toned and healthy…and my goal is to just eat raw food, whole food in every sense (from the ground up0…and i do bikram yoga- which is amazing but now i cannot do it because of my injury… i feel like i am drowning and i cannot come up to grasp for air…i am mentally beat…and i am the one who is giving myself that beating…
i am probably one of many. and you probably think that i should just get a grip. and i agree. thank you for your time.
- February 19, 2013 at 3:44 pm
You are not alone. There are physical as well as emotional and spiritual triggers for the cycles of an ED. Each individual is unique and you are the expert on your body.
May I suggest you consider a concept? Compassion for self. What is compassion? How do you show compassion for others? Are you willing to practice consistent, compassionate self care?
You are not alone. And you are worth your best efforts. Love yourself today. Take the next 10 days and keep a gratitude journal. 10 things or more. Express gratitude and see how your heart shifts.
An ED can be left behind! I know. In order for it to be left behind, we must move forward. This e-mail is a great step in reaching out. Taking this gratitude challenge can be your first step to moving out of an ED and moving on with your life. You are worth your best efforts.
- June 3, 2010 at 7:48 am
Hi Angela,
I just wanted to send a note and say thank you for a very insightful and honest blog. I really appreciate your perspective on health and fitness. And thank you for living your dreams! I have yet to try a glow bar, as I have been out of North America for a year and a half but I look forward to trying one when I get back.
You have been a source of inspiration for me to start my own blog. I launched it Monday and am having a really great time with it so thank you!
- June 3, 2010 at 5:20 pm
The one on the left looks like collard greens, SO good and very southern. they're all over the place down here in NC.
My roomate and I were thinking about doing this this summer as well and to make it a challenge!
- June 3, 2010 at 11:18 pm
I love your site! I've been reading for a full year now. you do a great job at posting really interesting material. I came across an article in the NY times i think you would be interested in:
- June 5, 2010 at 11:37 am
Hi Angela,
I have to say that I love your site. This is one of many firsts for me. Usually I am not big into blogs, but stumbled upon yours from SmartPrettyandAwkward, and I also tend not to be into a lot of health food. I have been reading your blog every day and as of exactly one week ago, I have had no processed food and started to eat organic. I already feel better, I really do.
Thanks for all your amazing insite and recipes. You're definitely my inspiration! I look forward to many more to come!
- June 24, 2010 at 7:42 pm
I was SO excited when I stumbled upon your blog today! I've been wondering if I was the only other Canadian health blogger out there – I read so many inspiring blogs by women across the border. Now I have a local to look up to! I live in Toronto and just started blogging my journey towards healthier living (aka finding my 'glow') this spring. So far, it's been such a great experience. I look forward to following you!
p.s. Loved your Scotia Waterfront 1/2 race recap – I just started a Running Room clinic to do my very first 1/2 marathon, and that is the goal race! Will you run it again this year?
- June 27, 2010 at 10:10 pm
I have so enjoyed reading your blog (a friend recommended it to me) – it has quickly become one of my favorites! It has been such fun finding other foodies who share similar tastes :) I have linked to you on my blog. Keep up the great work!
- June 28, 2010 at 4:57 pm
Angela, I ran across your blog about a month ago and you have been SUCH an inspiration to me!!! Your blog helps me keep a positive outlook on life and to enjoy every second of it! I also have been eating clean and losing baby weight and hopefully getting my glo back and get back into running marathons and triathlons, Thank you for such an awesome blog!!
- June 30, 2010 at 8:31 pm
I found your blog a few weeks ago through twitter and I have found it to be really positive and motivating! I have a similar story, I just finished my freshman year of college, 5'4 and 140 pounds. I love food, of course a bit too much. My parents are extremely into eating healthy and organically, but I have never appreciated this until now. I recently joined a gym and have become addicted to spin classes. I used to run every now and then, but I could never get myself into a routine, but I am getting more and more motivated everyday! Thank you for being such an inspiring person and continue to post fabulous recipes and tips!!
- July 7, 2010 at 7:33 pm
Hows it going! i'm a huge fan of your blog and hope to one day start my own! I had a question for you. I grew a large garden this year and i decided to grow okra…but I have noidea how to cook it . Any ideas????? THanks!
- July 10, 2010 at 12:59 pm
Hi Angela,
Great blog by the way. I'm the founder of http://www.maplesyrupworld.com/ and we would like to feature your Frosty No Bake Glo Cakes(http://ohsheglows.com/2010/07/08/frosty-no-bake-glo-cakes/)!
Give us a shout!
- July 14, 2010 at 9:34 pm
Just as so many before me, I have been truly touched by your blog. Whenever I am discouraged on this roller coaster of a ride to health I know I can find inspiration and truth in your posts and personal story. As a graduate student researching digestion, hormones and mood, personal experience of disordered eating/body image issues I could not be more appreciative of a vital mentor who has put all what I preach in practice.
I guess what I'm trying to say can be summed up into two words— THANK YOU!! :)
- July 16, 2010 at 3:40 pm
Hey Angela,
I love your website! I need to get some work done and it is distracting me yet again…there are so many interesting posts/recipes to review. Anyway, I am curious about a gluten-free diet. Are your recipes gluten-free? What are your thoughts about a gluten-free diet?
- July 17, 2010 at 4:25 pm
What is your email? I was hoping to email you some questions I had that I was hoping to ask you about. Thanks!
- August 23, 2013 at 8:17 am
Hi Angela,
I wanted to let you know that we featured your blog on our website today.
Your recipes and photography are amazing. We look forward to reading more!
Take care,
Katie Suarez
- July 25, 2010 at 10:33 am
Hi Angela,
I just discovered your blog and I am so happy I did! I am really enjoying reading about your journey and will be following it from now on! I am a nutrition major and getting ready to apply for my Master's so I can become an RD. What are some of your favorite nutrition books?? Thank you for writing and for your inspiration! You should definitely write your own book!
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Optic neuritis is inflammation of the optic nerve. It may cause sudden, reduced vision in the affected eye.
Alternative NamesRetro-bulbar neuritis
The exact cause of optic neuritis is unknown.
The optic nerve carries visual information from your eye to the brain. Suddeninflammation of this nerve can cause the optic nerve to swell. This can result in injury to the nerve fibers and some or permanent loss of vision.
Conditions that have been linked with optic neuritis include:
Autoimmune diseases, including lupus, sarcoidosis, and Behcets disease Cryptococcosis, a fungal infection
- Bacterial infections, including tuberculosis, syphilis,
Lyme disease, and meningitis
- Viral infections, including viral
encephalitis, measles, rubella, chickenpox, herpes zoster, mumps, and mononucleosis
- Respiratory infections, including
Mycoplasma pneumoniaand other common upper respiratory tract infections Multiple sclerosis
Loss of visionin one eye over an hour or a few hours
- Changes in the way the pupil reacts to bright light
- Loss of color vision
- Pain when you move the eye
Exams and Tests
A complete medical examination can help rule out related diseases. Tests may include:
- Color vision testing
MRI of the brainincluding special images of the optic nerve Visual acuity testing
- Visual field testing
- Examination of the optic disc using indirect
Vision often returns to normal within 2to 3 weeks with no treatment.
Corticosteroids given through a vein (IV) or taken by mouth may speed up recovery.The final vision after recovery is no different with or without steroids. Oral steroids may actually increase the chance of recurrence.
Further tests may be needed to determine the cause of the neuritis. The condition causing the problem can then be treated.
Outlook (Prognosis)
People who have optic neuritis without a disease such as multiple sclerosis have a good chance of recovery.
Optic neuritis caused by
Possible Complications
- Body-wide side effects from corticosteroids
- Vision loss
About 1 in 5 patients with a first episode of optic neuritis will developnerve problemselsewhere in the body, or will develop multiple sclerosis.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider immediately if you have a sudden loss of vision in one eye, especially if you have eye pain.
If you have been diagnosed with optic neuritis, call your health care provider if:
- Your vision decreases
- The
pain in the eyegets worse
- Your symptoms do not improve within 2 to 3 weeks
Guercio JR, Balcer LJ. Inflammatory optic neuropathies and neuroretinitis. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, Augsburger JJ, eds. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 9.6.
Eze P, Sra SK, Sra KK, et al. Immunology of neurologic and endocrine diseases that affect the eye. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology on DVD-ROM - 2013 Edition. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2013:vol 2, chap 35.
Review Date:
Reviewed By:
Franklin W. Lusby, MD, Ophthalmologist, Lusby Vision Institute, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.

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Money to Fund STEAM Labs, Video Production
and Environmental Education Projects
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO- Four Capistrano Unified School District schools have received Cox Innovation grants totaling $12,511.64. Cox Communications awarded over $51,000 in grants to 16 Orange County schools in the Cox service area through the program. The grant program invited principals, administrators and teachers at eligible schools to submit a grant application for innovative classroom projects that focus on skills-based learning, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/Design, and Mathematics), digital literacy, and/or cyber skills.
Below is the break-down of grant money awarded to CUSD schools:
Viejo Elementary - STEAM Lab - $5,000.00: Future STEAM Lab where students will engage in cross-curricular learning, hands-on science, technology, engineering, the arts and math.
Clarence Logo - STEAM Academy - $2,895.60: Kindergarten students will be taught beginning coding skills.
Vista Del Mar Middle School - Video Production - $1,617.64: Video production students are using media journalism to produce 30 minute shows.
Dana Hills HS - Environmental Education Center Project - $2,999.40: Students will investigate the roles that different animals play in the ecosystem, their feeding habits, plants that are native and invasive to the area and if there are any effects on wildlife.
"The support of our students and schools by members of our business community is essential to building a strong, educated and highly skilled workforce for the future," stated CUSD Board President Amy Hanacek. "These boys and girls will one day be the men and women charged with keeping Orange County's vibrant economy moving forward. We are grateful for Cox Communication's investment in our young people."
The CUSD Foundation, as a partner with Cox on the grant program, applauds all of the District's schools who participated.
"Congratulations to all on receiving the Cox Innovation Grant," said Michelle Hart, President of the CUSD Foundation. "Innovation in the classroom is so important in adequately preparing our students for the future. The Foundation looks forward to partnering with the schools to make the most of these grants,"
The applications were judged by a panel of 9 individuals. CUSD is proud to have had three schools in the top 15.
The Cox Charities Innovation in Education program was established to provide grants to public and private schools (grades Pre-K thru 12) and the dedicated teachers at those schools. The purpose of this program is to fund classroom and collaborative educational programs that encourage and promote students' ingenuity and imagination. Check presentations to the schools will be forthcoming.


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Interview with Air Berlin's CEO Airport Opening Delay 'A Huge Embarrassment'
In a SPIEGEL interview, Hartmut Mehdorn, 69, CEO of Germany's second-largest airline Air Berlin, discusses how the surprise delay in opening the capital's new international airport will affect the company. He also describes widespread financial difficulties among airlines as an "industry crisis."
SPIEGEL: Mr. Mehdorn, last week brought the surprise announcement that Berlin's new international airport will not be able to open on schedule on June 3. When did you find out about the debacle surrounding the prestige project?
Mehdorn: On Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. from the media.
SPIEGEL: Seriously? We would have thought that the CEO of a major airline like Air Berlin would have been informed earlier.
Mehdorn: I would have thought so, too -- and that's one of the gripes that we now have about the way that the entire project has been undertaken. Back when I was the head of Germany's national railway, Deutsche Bahn, we managed to open the new Berlin central station in time for the 2006 World Cup soccer tournament. At the time, if anybody wanted to postpone a deadline, they had to run it by me. The complexity of that project was at least as great as what we're now seeing with the Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt (BER).
SPIEGEL: How did you react?
Mehdorn: We were, of course, surprised and disappointed. But we couldn't even react because, not surprisingly, no one working for the airport operator was answering the phone.
SPIEGEL: The construction project had already run into problems -- first with the check-in, then with the baggage. Did you ever suspect that it could all get out of hand?
Mehdorn: No, we were always assured that everything was going smoothly. On the Friday before the opening date was delayed, we were on site with a group of managers. It all admittedly still looked rather messy in the terminal, but anyone who walks through the halls of a trade show the day before the opening can't imagine that everything will be finished overnight, either.
SPIEGEL: An international airport is far more complex than a tourism trade fair.
Mehdorn: Absolutely, for me such a project is primarily a gigantic IT package. Does every suitcase know where it has to go? Do the flight information displays work? And so on. For months now, we've broached these issues again and again with the experts, but the airport operator reassured us. Everything has to be electronically tested, section by section, before the entire orchestra can perform. The general rehearsal reportedly took place on May 8 and, as far as we know, it went well ...
SPIEGEL: ... on the day that the delay was announced, the argument given was, of all things, that there were problems with fire safety.
Mehdorn: On Monday afternoon, there was a meeting at which airport head Rainer Schwarz said for the first time that he was struggling with difficulties in this area. But it didn't sound particularly ominous.
SPIEGEL: How can they notice that there's inadequate fire safety only three weeks before the opening of such a building?
Mehdorn: I don't understand it either, especially since at an airport like this, aside from the cutting board in the restaurant kitchen, due to the building code regulations there's actually nothing that can burn. It's a huge embarrassment for Berlin and the whole world is laughing at us now.
SPIEGEL: Even your new co-owner from Abu Dhabi, Etihad Airways, which has a 29 percent stake in Air Berlin?
Mehdorn: They're just shaking their heads like everyone else.
SPIEGEL: When do you think the new opening date will be?
Mehdorn: The third quarter is the high season for every airline. It wouldn't make sense to switch airports during such a period. If it can't be managed before the summer holidays, it will have to be afterwards. The launch of the winter flight plan in late October would be a good time. We at Air Berlin are planning on handling most of our traffic here, and expanding the new airport in the German capital into a bona fide hub with short transfer times.
SPIEGEL: What is this delay costing your company?
Mehdorn: We've already sold 1.3 million tickets for the new airport. It's now necessary to write to all of these customers to inform them that they will have to fly from Berlin's Tegel Airport. And we shouldn't forget that for many years, no investments have been made in Tegel Airport or its baggage system. It has failed to meet modern standards for quite some time now, but we'll have to live with it longer than we thought. And just imagine the mood among the staff there. Many service contracts were due to run out in June. Now, we'll have to find a way to retain employees there for a few extra months. What's more, we need a few hundred strong helpers for the baggage transport.
SPIEGEL: The financial losses for Air Berlin must be enormous.
Mehdorn: We can't comment on that for the time being, but we'll engage in the necessary dialogue with the airport. Just one example -- our fuel farm at Tegel is gradually being emptied by our jets, while the one at the new airport is filled to the brim -- but we can't just truck the jet fuel through the city. There's an urgent need for action on many fronts. No one has covered himself with glory here.
SPIEGEL: And what will happen next?
Mehdorn: Above all, we intend to have a say in the new opening date and to be regularly informed. We can't allow anything else to go wrong. There's one thing that I'll react strongly to -- if things come at the expense of our customers.
SPIEGEL: Air Berlin already has a dismal balance sheet, with high losses, growing debt and dwindling capital reserves.
Mehdorn: The year 2011 was marred by over 220 million ($284 million) in higher fuel costs and an absurd new aviation tax that was completely arbitrarily introduced by the German government, and which burdened us with an additional 165 million, with no chance of transferring these costs to our customers.
SPIEGEL: You're diverting attention away from the strategic mistakes that were made by Air Berlin.
Mehdorn: I have no such intention. Of course, everyone is wiser in hindsight and sees certain things differently.
SPIEGEL: Which explains why Air Berlin founder Joachim Hunold had to be replaced by you.
Mehdorn: Achim Hunold stepped down of his own accord to make way for a new management with new areas of focus. Since then, Air Berlin has done its homework. We've launched an efficiency improvement program, gained a strategic partner with Etihad Airways, and created a worldwide flight network for our passengers by joining the global Oneworld airline alliance. We are currently hanging on the pull-up bar, and have to do everything we can to get our chin back over it again. Such a tour de force is sometimes painful. Since Air Berlin is lean, this can be achieved. I'm confident that we'll be back in the black in 2013.
SPIEGEL: Before you took your current position, you were on the supervisory board of Air Berlin, where you monitored Hunold. Did you let too many things slip through?
Mehdorn: In a company, it's the CEO who runs the business, and the supervisory board can only provide constructive feedback. This is what we did. I'm not interested in the blame game, but rather in the facts of the matter -- here as well.
SPIEGEL: Now, Hunold is on the supervisory board and monitoring you. That's absurd.
Mehdorn: You can't forget that he built up this airline, that he knows the market and the sector, and that we can benefit from his expertise. I'm not looking back; instead, I'm focusing on ensuring that Air Berlin is professionally industrialized and soon making money again. I'm endeavoring to take all members of my supervisory board along for this.
SPIEGEL: It caused an uproar when you eliminated the special conditions for all of Hunold's buddies, who were able to travel free of charge.
Mehdorn: Hunold used to seek out celebrities who traveled as brand ambassadors for Air Berlin. The days of such marketing campaigns are over for a number of reasons.
SPIEGEL: Have none of Hunold's friends complained that they now have to pay for their tickets?
Mehdorn: Not to me. It would have been easy for me to explain my point of view. Air Berlin has to save money and recover financially.
SPIEGEL: You are the CEO, yet you drive a Mini without a chauffeur, while Hunold has a significantly more expensive company car.
Mehdorn: My goodness, he's the founder of this company. Can't someone like that be a bit more equal than others? And one more thing: Air Berlin fulfills existing contracts.
SPIEGEL: Which explains why he received a golden handshake worth over 4 million?
Mehdorn: That may seem high to some, but it's the amount that he's contractually entitled to.
SPIEGEL: Air Berlin is not the only airline that's hit some heavy turbulence. Air France/KLM, for instance, is also in serious financial trouble, and Malév and Spanair have already gone bankrupt. Even Lufthansa has introduced a drastic cost-cutting program.
Mehdorn: We're experiencing an industry crisis. Lufthansa is simply taking a different approach than we are. We're taking a more low-key approach. But to avoid any misunderstandings here -- Lufthansa is not our enemy, but rather a competitor in the market. They command my deep respect, even if we're each heading in our own directions and we don't want to copy them.
SPIEGEL: What kind of relationship do you have with Lufthansa CEO Christoph Franz?
Mehdorn: A good one. After all, we are both members of diverse international industry organizations. We work well together.
SPIEGEL: You're going to turn 70 in July. How long do you want to remain the CEO of Air Berlin?
Mehdorn: When I started, it was clear to the supervisory board that it doesn't make sense to hire somebody for only half a year. And I make no secret of the fact that I enjoy my job here. I don't see any point in attaching a date to my name. That would only create a sense of unease within the company. When we've found a suitable successor, I will show him the ropes and take my leave. The main thing is that he or she has Air Berlin's best interests at heart.
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ALLIANCE, Ohio — E. Dominic Capers, a 1972 graduate of the University of Mount Union and defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers, will give the University's 166th Commencement address at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 5 on the south lawn of Chapman Hall.
During his address, Capers will speak on the topic, "Talent Alone is Not Enough." He will focus on topics including finding something you love, understanding the law of compensation — the more you give, the more you get back and preparing for adversity and surviving success.
A native of Cambridge, Ohio, Capers earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education from Mount Union in 1972 and earned a master's degree in administration from Kent State University in 1975.
While at Mount Union, Capers played both football and baseball and was an All-Ohio Athletic Conference First Team baseball selection in 1970 and led the team in home runs in 1972. He also spent time as a roommate and was a teammate of current Mount Union athletic director and head football coach Larry Kehres.
Capers built a successful coaching career on a solid foundation of teaching at several universities, including Kent State, San Jose State and Ohio State. As an educator, he established a style of engaging and challenging youth that contributed to his highly-respected style of coaching. Throughout his career, Capers has held athletes to high academic standards by demanding that they focus on the development of their minds as well as their bodies.
Capers is entering his 27th season in the NFL and his fourth year as defensive coordinator with the Green Bay Packers. In his three seasons with the Packers, he turned the team into one of the league's most formidable defenses including his 2010 unit that helped Green Bay win Super Bowl XLV.
Capers is one of the most experienced coaches in the NFL, spending time with seven different franchises before going to Green Bay. His coaching resume includes leading the expansion teams of the Carolina Panthers and the Houston Texans as head coach.
In 1996, Capers was named NFL Coach of the Year for his work with the Carolina Panthers. He was named NFL Assistant Coach of the Year three times: in 1994 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, in 1999 with the Jacksonville Jaguars and in 2009 with the Green Bay Packers.
An avid supporter of the institution, Capers was selected as a recipient of the Mount Union Alumni Service Award in 1995 for outstanding achievement in his professional field and for service to the University and/or community. He also was the recipient of the M Club Award of Excellence in recognition of his career experiences and activities in 1996.


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Volume 19 Issue 4 | June 9 - 15, 2006
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American Tap Dance Foundation
Gala Benefit will support the Gregory Hines Scholarship Fund for Young Tappers. Tues., May 23 from 6-8pm. Cielo, 18 Little West 12th St. $250. 656-230-9564.
Battery Park City Parks Conservancy
2 South End Avenue 212-267-9700 www.bpcparks.org
Gone Fishing Get a head start on the weekend and enjoy a relaxing lunch hour of catch and release fishing. Rods, reels and bait provided. All ages and experience levels welcome. Fri., May 12 from 11:30am - 1:30pm. Wagner Park. Free.
Family Square Dance Swing your partner to the authentic sounds of James Reams and The Barnstormers. No experience or partner necessary. All ages. Sat., May 13 from 6:30-8pm. Esplanade Plaza. Free.
Bird Watching Observe some of the 80 species of birds that migrate through and inhabit BPCs many parks. All are welcome. Binoculars and field guides available to borrow. Thurs., May 25 at 9:30am. Sat., May 13 & 20 at 11am. Free.
The Language of Sculpture Take a tour of the public art displays in Rockefeller Park with Dorothea Basile. Gain a better understanding of contemporary art by sharing with others how the works speak to you. Sun., May 14 at 2pm. Meet at Tom Otterness The Real World, Rockefeller Park.
Garden Tour Join horticulturist Dana Anders for a guided walking tour through the gardens of the Esplanade and South Cove. Mon., May 15 from 12:30 - 1:30pm. Meet at Esplanade Plaza. Free.
Canine College An obedience class for urban dogs. Six Tuesdays, May 16 - June 20 from 6:30 - 7:30pm. North Dog Run, at North End Avenue Islands. $300. Call to register.
Borough of Manhattan Community College
199 Chambers St. 212-822-9577 www.cititzensnyc.org
8th Annual Bank of America Youth Entrepreneur Exposition 20 of NYC's youngest entrepreneurs, from 15 to 22 years old, will spotlight their businesses, products and services. Businesses and nonprofits include, South Asian Community Health Project, a nonprofit founded by a 22-year-old college student to provide free cancer and cardiovascular screenings to immigrants; The Candy Confection, a non-profit founded by a 16-year-old chocolatier; and Baruch Shemtov's line of luxury neckties, founded by an 18-year-old designer. Thurs., May 18 from 9am - 1:30pm. Free.
Cystic Fibrosis Walk
email@example.com www.cff.org/great_strides
Great Strides Participate in the New York City Cystic Fibrosis Walk, joining thousands of people all over the country committed to helping those with Cystic Fibrosis. While walking, enjoy views of the New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Clinton Castle. Partake in a welcome breakfast and a workout by Crunch Fitness. Receive an Outback Steakhouse lunch, tickets to the New York Waterway rides, massages, prizes, goodie bags and more. Sat., May 13 beginning at 9am. Battery Park City.
Dance New Amsterdam
280 Broadway., 2nd floor 212-279-4200
In the Company of Men Work celebrates male dancers and was conceived in 1994 as a response to the devistation HIV and AIDS caused in the New York dance community. Fri. & Sat., May 12-13 at 8pm; Sat. & Sun., May 13-14 at 2pm. $25.
Downtown Alliance
Wall Street Walking Tour A free 90-minute guided walking tour weaving together the history, events architecture and people of Downtown. Thursdays and Saturdays at noon. Meet at the steps of the National Museum of the American Indian, One Bowling Green. 212-606-4064.
Downtown Third Thursdays Join Herbert Muschamp, critic for The New York Times, for a discussion on Blinking at the Abyss. Thurs., May 18 at 7pm. Down Town Association, 60 Pine St., the oldest private club in Lower Manhattan. Business attire required. Free. Call for a reservation beginning May 1. 212-835-2773.
Educational Alliance Art School
197 East Broadway bet Jefferson and Clinton Sts 212-780-2300 x 378/428 www.edalliance.org/artschool
Young Artists Exhibit 2006 Artwork created by participants in the Educational Alliance Young Artists Program will be shown in this annual exhibit. Over sixty works in photography, ceramics, cartooning, painting, and more will be featured. Opening reception, Wed., May 17 from 5-7pm. Ernest Rubenstein Gallery. Free. 212-780-2300 x428.
Stone Carving Workshop Getting Stoned: The Tao of Sculpting, A workshop for people who want to be creative but don't know where to start. You will work with a small stone and learn how to listen to your intuition to discover the "creator within." Presented by Judy de Zanger of The Creativity Institute. Sat., May 20 from 3:30-5:30pm. $5 material fee, please register in advance.
Open House View the art school and meet instructors. Learn about art classes available this summer including wire sculpture, stone carving, watercolor on site, ceramics, photography and more. Wed., May 24 from 5:30-8pm. View the course catalogue online at www.edalliance.org/artschool. Sign up for a class on or before May 24 and save $20. No extra registration fee for summer classes.
Fraunces Tavern Museum
54 Pearl Street 212-425-1778 www.FrauncesTavernMuseum.com
Self-Guided Tours Visit the museum between 10am and 5pm on Saturdays for a self-guided tour of the exhibitions. $4 adults, $3 for kids 18 and under.
Fraunces Tavern Restaurant
Walking Tour and Lunch The streets of Lower Manhattan are lined with some of the worlds wealthiest and most influential institutions. Visit landmarks of political, religious and financial importance in a walking tour lead by James Staal. End the tour with a prix fixe 3 course lunch at Fraunces Tavern Restaurant. Tour begins at 11am at the front gate of City Hall Park. Tour is 2 hours. $45, including lunch. Reservations suggested.
Knitting Factory
74 Leonard St., bet Church & Broadway 212-374-1175 www.jazznewyork.net
Jazzercise at Lunch Celebrate National Fitness Month in May by taking a jazzercise class during your lunch. When you love your workout, results come easy. Jazzercise combines jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, and more to create an effective dance-fitness program for people of every age and fitness level. Tues. & Thurs. at Noon; Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. at 1:10pm. $45 monthly, unlimited attendance. National Fitness Month Special Price of $20. Ongoing.
League for the Hard of Hearing
50 Broadway 917-305-7766 www.lhh.org
Benefit for the League for the Hard of Hearing Join the League for the Hard of Hearing and Event Chair Robert Douglass, Chairman, Alliance for Downtown New York in honoring Charles Urstadt, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of Urstadt Biddle Properties Inc. at the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award Breakfast. The keynote speaker will be the honorable John Cahill, Secretary to New York Governor George E. Pataki. Wed., May 17 from 7:45am-9:30am. 1 Chase Plaza. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 917-305-7804 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
Sitelies 2006 A site-specific series of 64 dance, theater and music performances featuring 9 unique groups. May 8 - August 30. The current event is Audio Ballerinas, a Berlin-based art group that performs with electro-acoustic tutus equipped with amplifiers and loudspeakers that respond to the environment. Thru May 13 at 12:30pm . Elevated Acre, 55 Water St. Free.
Hope & Anchor An LMCC Sitelines performance by Keely Garfield with Zach Morris. Work reminds us of our connection to the sea and our reliance on its good faith. Takes place at various locations at the South Street Seaport and culminates at the cobblestone street at Front & Fulton Sts. May 25-27 & June 1-3 at 7pm. www.lmcc.net/sitelines.
Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Place 646-437-4200
Mother's Day Program You're Wearing That? Understanding Mothers and Daughters in Conversation: Author Deborah Tannen will moderate a discussion with comedian Judy Gold, actress Tovah Feldshuh and other special guests in honor of Mother's Day. In an afternoon of laughter and conversation, mothers and daughters will gain a better understanding of each other. Sun., May 14 at 1pm. Brunch in the Special Events Hall from 11:30am-1pm. $50 adults, $45 seniors, $40 members and students (brunch and program); $18 adults, $15 seniors, $10 members and students (program only). 646-437-4202. www.mjhnyc.org. Seating is limited. Dietary laws will be observed.
The Youngest Survivors of Genocide A panel discussion featuring Holocaust survivors in conversation with other child survivors who will explore subjects including identity, the necessity of creativity, the struggle for survival and the attempt to achieve normal lives despite horrific beginnings. Wed., May 17at 7pm. $10 adults, $7 seniors, $5 members/students.
Becoming Eichmann Author and British historian David Cesarani discusses his biography, "Becoming Eichmann: Rethinking the Life, Crimes and Trial of a 'Desk Murderer.'" The author rethinks some of the common myths and traditional thought that surround the history of how an ordinary man carried out a genocide. Wed., May 24 at 7pm. $5, free for members. Call or go online for tickets.
National Museum of the American Indian
One Bowling Green 212-514-3700 www.americanindian.si.edu
At the Movies Join director Carlos Efrain Perez as he presents his recent video from the Mexican state of Guerrero. View "Clowns Without Borders," "Procession" and "Eyes on What's Inside: The Militarization of Guerrero." Thurs., May 18 at 6pm.
Daily Film Screenings View "Heart of the Sea: Kapolioka'lehukai" about the life of the championship Hawaiian surfer Rell Kapolioka'ehukai Sunn. She carved the way for women in a sport dominated by men, became an activist cancer survivor and an inspiring hero to the Native Hawaiian community and surfers everywhere. Thru May 19 at 1 & 3pm daily, also at 5:30pm on Thursdays. The Screening Room, Second Floor. Presented in cooperation with Pacifika: New York Hawaiian Film Festival, May 19-22.
Art Talk Join artist Bill Miller as he discusses his artwork featured in the exhibition The Visual Art of Bill Miller at American Indian Community House Gallery. Fri., May 19 at noon. www.aich.org.
Cultural Interpreter Discussions Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, thru July 28 at 2pm.
South Street Seaport
Fulton and South Streets www.southstseaport.org
Torchlight Tour Explore the preserved ruins of the Fulton Ferry Hotel, step back in time with a sneak peek of the museum's renovation of historic Schermerhorn Row. Take a guided tour of the building and get a behind the scenes look at areas not yet open to the public, including original rooms from the Fulton Ferry Hotel made famous in Joseph Mitchell's Up in the Old Hotel. Wed., May 17 at 6 pm. 12 Fulton St., bet. Front & South Sts. $10, $8 members. Reservations suggested. 212-748-8786.
Book Talk: Catherine Allgor Hear the author discuss "A Perfect Union: Dolley Madison and the Creation of the American Nation." When the Revolution had finally died down, American politicians began to assemble the nation's newly minted capital. Dolley Madison worked alongside her husband James and quickly mastered the social and political intricacies of the city becoming on of the most celebrated people in Washington. Thurs., May 18 at 7pm. Book signing. $5 suggested donation. Melville Gallery, 213 Water St., bet Fulton & Beekman. 212-748-8568.
Free Friday: Women at Sea From 5-9pm, visit the exhibitions, including Antwerp=America, Eugeen Van Mieghem and the Emigrants of the Red Star Line, featuring portraits of women and men as they embarked on a transatlantic journey. From 5-8 pm, take part in Shiver Me Timbers, listen to a reading of Cornelia Funke's new book, Pirate Girl, learn about the ways of pirates and make your own pirate-inspired craft to take home. Then at 7pm, attend a lecture entitled Water Women, Kathleen Hulser, public historian of the New York Historical Society, will explore the little-known history of women at sea. Fri., May 19 from 5-9pm.
1930s Wooden Tugboat The W.O. Decker will be welcomed back to the South Street Seaport after a yearlong complete rebuild. The day will be filled with a parade of ships, a blessing of the fleet and other special programs. Sat., May 20.
Taste of Tribeca
Annual Event Sample the cuisine of some of New York's most famous chefs. Also enjoy live entertainment and other special events including a Kids' Zone. Sat., May 20 beginning at 11:30am. Duane St., bet Greenwich and Hudson Sts. $45, $40 in advance; tasting card allows six tastings. www.tasteoftribeca.org.
Wall Street Rising
212-509-0300 wallstreetrising.org
5th Annual Taste of Wall Street Over 35 downtown restaurants will offer samples of their cuisine at this annual fundraising event. Mon., May 15 from 6 - 9pm. 7 World Trade Center, 45th Floor. $195 in advance, $225 at the door.
291 Church Street 212-431-5270
Voltage of Relocation and Displacement Works explore the act of relocation and displacement, question loss and gain and also consider the making of personal and social memories. Thru May 13.
Sweet Taboos Exhibition explores the taboos of present-day Albanian society. May 17 - June 24.
Art in General
79 Walker Street 212-219-0473
Uptown, Uptown A fictional cityscape constructed from thousands of individual sticks of incense bound together and coated with a golden glaze. Continues thru June 24.
Artist Residency program As part of the Eastern European Residency Exchange Program, artist Antal Lakner from Budapest, Hungary will be showing his works. Thru June 24.
Chinatown Work 2006
Art Display An interactive public art installation for multiple sites in Chinatown. The piece focuses on labor specific to garment factories, restaurants and laundries, highlighting the industries that have helped to establish and provide immigrants employment in the past and today. Thru May 21 from 7:3011pm. First site installation is HSBC Facade on Canal St., 58 Bowery Branch. Free.
Museum of Chinese in the Americas
70 Mulberry Street, 2nd Floor 212-619-4785
The Virtual Salon Chinese transnational photographers in the digital age. Continues thru Aug 27. _____________________________
DFN Gallery
176 Franklin St., bet Greenwich & Hudson Sts.
Up Late An exhibition of new paintings by Dan Witz featuring nighttime scenes of brightly lit urban storefronts, suburban houses and individual lamps. Thru June 10.
Dissolve An exhibition of new paintings by Alyssa Monks. The artist updates the classic image of the bathing nude by contrasting the realism of the figure with its abstracted reflection beneath the water. Thru June 10. _____________________________
Educational Alliance Art School
197 East Broadway bet Jefferson and Clinton Sts 212-780-2300 x 378/428
Seeing Elsewhere Exhibit addresses questions of representation as it relates to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The work represents a new generation of artists investigating the way related images construct our historical memory and influence our perception of events. Thru May 15.
The Manhattan Graphics Center
481 Washington Street, bet Spring & Canal Sts 212-741-7234
20th Anniversary Exhibition The non-profit studio and school serving both traditional and non-traditional printmakers will mark its 20th anniversary with an exhibition of works by its founders and major supporters. View etching, lithography, photogravure, silkscreen, woodcut and multi media techniques. Continues thru May 31. ____________________________
National Museum of the American Indian
One Bowling Green 212-514-3700 www.americanindian.si.edu
Arctic Transformations An exhibition of the jewelry of Denise and Samuel Wallace. This 25-year retrospective includes 150 works created from silver, gold, fossil ivory and semi-precious stones. Thru July 23.
Will Wilson: Auto Immune Response Works imagine the Navajos relationship to the land in the distant future. Thru Sept. 21.
Virgil Ortiz: La Renaissance Indigene An exhibition of dynamic ceramic figures and fashions. Thru Sept. 21.
New York City Police Museum
100 Old Slip 212-480-3100
Vintage Police Car Show The 6th annual vintage police car show featuring classic patrol vehicles as well as original and replica cars from famous crime-fighting television series. June 3-4. Free.
PhotoGraphic Gallery
252 Front Street 212-227-2287
The War in Iraq View 4 Unembedded Photojournalists in Iraq: Kael Alford, Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, Thorne Anderson and Rita Leistner. Thru June 4. .
Pompanoosuc Mills
124 Hudson Street, Corner of Ericsson Place 212-226-5960
Artist Series Joy Huckins-Noss: Natural Dialogue, Works give the viewer a feeling of the experience the artist felt in response to the land at various points in time. Continues thru May 14.
Posteritati Movie Posters
239 Centre St., bet Broome and Grand Sts
Bond, James Bond A new exhibition showcasing vintage movie posters from around the world from James Bond film classics.
Soho Photo
15 White Street
May Shows View contemporary Bromoil Images by Joy Goldkind and works by the winners of Soho Photos Second National Alternative Processes Competition. Continues thru June 3.
South Street Seaport
12 Fulton Street 212-748-8600
The Lost Waterfront An exhibition of photographs depicting the Hudson River waterfront in Greenwich Village . Taken more than 30 years ago, the photos document a time when the waterfront was in transition from a strictly commercial past to a recreationally oriented future. Photos are by Shelley Seccombe. Thru Oct. 31.
BODIES: The Exhibition Exhibition showcases real human bodies and unveils the many complex systems of organs and tissues that drive every aspect of our daily lives and unite all humans. Learn more at www.bodiestickets.com.
Antwerp=America A special exhibition in cooperation with the city of Antwerp, Belgium. It evokes the atmosphere of Antwerp between 1870 and 1935, when the city was one of the most important European ports of embarkation for immigrants traveling to America, mostly aboard the Red Star Line. Thru October 31. Schermerhorn Row Galleries, 12 Fulton St. $8 adults, $6 seniors/students, $4 children ages 5-12, children under 5 free.
Synagogue for the Arts
49 White Street 212-966-7141
Two Brushes with Flowers View oil and watercolor paintings by Liron Sissman and Kim Eng Yeo. Liron Sissman's flower paintings convey emotions and many themes. Kim Eng Yeo is a realist painter who draws inspiration from nature. Continues thru May 14.
2 D-D-Detritus: Collage Only Annual exhibition of Detritus Art created from would-be trash bringing attention to the critical issue of too much refuse since 1994. The current exhibit focuses on collage, art that is made from cut or torn fragments glued together. Opening reception is Thurs., May 18 from 6-8pm. Continues thru June 25.
Tribeca Gallery Association
Second wednesday nights The galleries of the Tribeca Gallery Association will offer an open gallery night on Wed., June 14 from 6-8pm. Participating galleries include: Art in General, 79 Walker St; Cheryl Pelavin Fine Arts,13 Jay St; DFN Gallery, 176 Franklin St; Franklin 54 Gallery, 54-56 Franklin St; Gigantic Art Space, 59 Franklin St; Latin Collector, 153 Hudson St; MELA Foundation, 275 Church St; and Paul Sharpe Contemporary Art, 86 Walker St.
World Financial Center
220 Vesey Street 212-945-0505 www.worldfinancialcenter.com
Video Installation Rodney Graham will perform in A Reverie Interrupted by the Police. He portrays a handcuffed prisoner performing John Cage-style piano music while guarded by a police officer. Thurs. - Sat., thru May 27 at 2 & 8pm. Courtyard Gallery. No tickets necessary.
134 Reade Street 212-941-9401
jazz brunch Join The Tony DiGregorio Trio as they perform original compositions and the music of Duke, Django, Monk, Mulligan and more. No Cover. No Minimum. Every Sunday from 1- 4pm.
live jazz The jazz group Rifftide, with Bryant DuPre and Roman Ivanoff, performs each Monday from 7 -10 pm. No cover.
Knitting Factory
74 leonard st www.knittingfactory.com 212-219-3006
Live Music Performances Three rooms offer a variety of performances nightly. Check the website for more information. This weeks shows include: Fri., May 13 - The Break Mission, RANA, Apollo Sunshine & The Brakes. Sun., May 14 - Kittie, The Agony Scene, On Broken Wings & Byzantine. Mon., May 15 - Reuben Chess, Meowskers, Krystle Warren and the Faculty. Tues., May 16 - New York City Beard and Moustache Championships. Fri., May 19 - Night of 1000 Stevies 16.
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway at Fulton St. 212-602-0747 www.trinitywallstreet.org
Concert at One Classical guitarist Don Witter, Jr. will perform Gershwin's Prelude #2, Rodgers and Hart's My Funny Valentine, Johnny Green's Body and Soul and others. Mon., May 15 at 1pm. $2 suggested donation.
Tribeca Performing Arts
Borough of Manhattan Community College, 199 Chambers St., bet Greenwich & West Sts 212-220-1460
Lost Jazz Shrines The annual series is a celebration, remembrance and examination of some of the most significant and historic defunct jazz venues in downtown Manhattan. Café Bohemia, where great jazz stars such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Charles Mingus played, is the focus of this year's series. Fri., May 12, humanities lecture at 7pm, concert at 8:30pm.
Trinity Church
Broadway and Wall Street 212-602-0747
Concerts at One Rossignol Amoureaux, a traverso-harpsichord duo will present works by Michel Blavet, Francois Couperin, Jean Marie Leclair and others. Thurs., May 18 at 1pm. $2 suggested donation.
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