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Board President of the Pioneer Association of Nevada county Trust Eleanor Kenitzer says the board went to great lengths to meet the legal and ethical obligations of the trust, when they decided which non profits would be receiving proceeds from the sale of the historic Lola Montez house in Grass Valley to neighboring Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The trust donated more than $100,000 from that sale to six local non-profit organizations. Kenitzer explains the trust almost wasn't set up as the owner of the Lola Montez property, Alice Lorraine Andrews of Berkeley, originally intended to give the property to the city of Grass Valley.
"At some point in time, she had decided that she would give this property to the city but the wonderful story about the fact that when she went, she thought that the good old boy society at the city back in the 70s was more than she wanted to put up with. She didn't like their attitudes, so she didn't offer it to them and put it in trust instead."
The six organizations receiving funds from the closing of the trust include Anew Day, the Friendship Club, Friends of Nevada County Military, Nevada County Fairgrounds Association, Nevada County Historical Society and the North Star Historic Conservancy. Kenitzer says the Board is very happy to be able to distribute the trust funds to the 6 organizations and there may be enough money left over to give a scholarship to a worthy youth in the community.

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Globe Productions presents Songs of War and Revolution, featuring songs from WWI, WWII and broadway shows such as Les Miserable, Ragtime, Miss Saigon, Cabaret, Assassins, Sound of Music, West Side Story, White Christmas, South Pacific.
The show opens March 21 and continues March 22, 28, 29 at 8 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinees on March 23 and March 29 at the Acton Town Hall, 19 Willow St. N.
Tickets available at the John Elliott Theatre Box Office at 905-877-3700 or in person at Acton Home Hardware. www.globeproductions.ca.
Here are the top ten reasons to come and see Globe's latest cabaret-style show, War & Revolution:
1. This show is non-stop popular music and Broadway show tunes about War and Revolution. There are songs that you will know from Miss Saigon, Les Miserables, Cabaret and the Sound of Music.
2. This show is hilarious. There is lots of humour throughout, including scenes from Snoopy and the Red Baron, spoofs on the musical Hair, the Model Major General, and Kiss me Goodnight Sergeant Major.
3. The ticket price is $20…what a bargain!
4. It's at the Acton Town Hall. Have you been there? It is a beautiful and historic building. If you saw Globe's The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber or Showstoppers!, then you already appreciate the intimate setting and that you feel like part of the action.
5. Like The Beatles? Come and hear a fabulous version of Imagine. And, of course, a show about revolution just HAS to have the Beatles' Revolution in it!
6. It's appropriate for all ages from 10 to 100 (and yes, there is an elevator there now).
7. There are songs you know from WW1 and WW2, such as White Cliffs of Dover, Berkley Square, Tipperary, Pack up your Troubles, Apple Tree, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy and Wish Me Luck. There's even a sing-along for the audience!
8. Imagine… no set changes, a small amount of dialogue, lots of humour and non-stop singing.
9. There are seven chances to see it including two matinees.
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10. You've been stuck in the house since this miserable winter started and this is the perfect reason to get out!


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CBS News executive Brian Kennedy is returning to ABC News as executive director of newsgathering operations. Kennedy had been executive director of digital newsgathering for CBS News.
The move will be a homecoming for Kennedy, who worked at ABC from 1994-2006 as a producer in the U.S. and Middle East.
In an email to staff, ABC News senior VP Kate O'Brian wrote of Kennedy:
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Celebrate Manhattan's only remaining lighthouse at the 22nd Little Red Lighthouse Festival!
This fun and free event includes tours of the lighthouse with the Urban Park Rangers, readings of the children's book The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge, fishing clinics with I Fish NY & DEC, live musical entertainment from Big Apple Corps, a special presentation of a section of a new musical, a kids fitness workshop with PopFitKids, food vendors, and activities for the whole family!
Please note: Tickets for the lighthouse tours will be given out beginnning at 12:00 p.m. Tickets may run out before the end of the event.
Entrance to the Little Red Lighthouse Festival and Fort Washington Park on foot is from 181st (walk West to the Hudson River then South to the lighthouse) or 158th (walk West on 158th to the Park and take the stairs or ramp down to the walkway, then walk North to the lighthouse)
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(Attica, OH) When the World of Outlaws STP Sprint Series invade Attica Raceway Park on Friday, May 31 not only will the Attica stars be gunning for the $10,000 top prize in the 40 lap Kistler Engines Classic, they will also be racing for some big bonus money.
Any driver in the top 25 in the weekly Attica point standings after May 17 will be eligible for the following cash and contingency bonus's of over an additional $10,000:
• If anyone in the top 25 in Attica points can win the race they will receive a $2,500 bonus from Attica Raceway Park and a $1,000 bonus from the UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions if the winner of the race is in the All Star National Points top 10 after May 26.
• Additional bonus contingency's are from Kistler Engines, Gressman Powersports, and Level Performance. If the driver is in the Attica top 25 in points and is running one of those engine builders' power plants and wins the feature race they will receive a $2,000 gift certificate from that winning engine company.
• All Pro Aluminum Heads is giving a $250 gift certificate if the feature winner is using All Pro Heads.
• Attica Raceway Park will also give the highest finisher in the A Main in the top 25 in points a $500 bonus. If a driver in the top 25 in points wins the race then the second highest finisher in the top 25 in points will get the $500 bonus.
• As a way to show the weekly stars appreciation Attica Raceway Park will pay the World of Outlaws $125 membership to anyone in the track's top 25 in points who doesn't have one on race day.
Also, reserve seats for race fans are still available. The top 6 rows in the middle grandstands - sections D, E. F. and G – are reserved seating. Reserve seats are $32 cash or check (add $2 per seat if using a credit card). Call ARP Director of Operations Rex LeJeune at 419-680-5606 to reserve your seats now.
For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.com or like Attica Raceway Park on Facebook and follow the track on Twitter.
Daryn Pitman, Paul McMahan. Donny Schatz, Sammy Swindell, Steve Kinser, Joey Saldana, Craig Dollansky & the rest of the World of Outlaws invade "Ohio's Finest Racing" speed plant to take on our tough local contingent with $10,000 on the line!
Also in action will be the Summit Racing Equipment UMP DIRTcar Late Models making this one of the must see events in Northern Ohio!
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RESERVED SEATS: The top six rows in the middle grandstands (Sections D, E. F and G) are now reserved for the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series event. Call 419-680-5606 to reserve your seat. Click here to view the reserved seating chart.
MARKING YOUR SEATS: You can mark your seats prior to the event by taping plastic or blankets down to the bleachers and marking them with "Outlaws - May 31st" with a Sharpie. You cannot just put tape directly on the bleacher (it will be removed prior to the event).
STADIUM CHAIR POLICY: No stadium chairs with backs will be allowed in for special events for the courtesy of those sitting around you.
COOLER POLICY: No coolers permitted over 14-Inches.
ALCOHOL POLICY: Ohio Revised Code 4301.62 prohibits the carry in or carry out of alcoholic beverages. All coolers will be inspected for compliance to this law. For those fans over the age 21, alcohol can be purchased inside the track gates.
CAMPING INFORMATION: Space for RV and tent camping is available. There is limited availablity for electric hook-ups. Electric hook-up is available for $10 per day.
(Attica, OH) Attica Raceway Park has released the procedures on how the twin 25 lap features – each paying $2,500 to win/$250 to start – will be lined up on Friday, May 17 for the Eric Phillips 25th Anniversary Classic. If four heat races are run (depends on the car count) for the O'Reilly Auto Parts 410 Sprints, the top four finishers will transfer to the A-main with the top 3 from each heat redrawing for the top 12 starting positions. Under this format if only one B-main is run, the top six finishers will transfer to the A-main. If two B-mains are contested, the top 3 finishers from each advance to the A-main. If five heat races are run (depends on the car count) the to 3 finishers transfer to the A-main with the top 2 redrawing for the top 10 starting spots. There would be 2 B-mains run and the top 3 finishers from each would advance to the A-main. To complete the 22-car starting field the driver highest in Attica's point standings that has not qualified for the A-main will make the field. The first 25-lap feature will be a full Attica and Kistler Racing Products FAST Championship Series points race. The second feature will not award any points. The winner will draw from a 6, 8, 10 or 12 for the inversion for the second 25-lap feature which will then be lined up based on the first race finish (if a 10 inversion number is drawn the winner of first feature would start 10th in the second feature, etc). If necessary alternates will be added to the second feature from the B-main finish. If 2 B-mains were run, the alternates will be chosen between the two to fill the field. For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.com
To celebrate our 25th Anniversary this week we will be giving FREE prize packs on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday via Twitter trivia contests. Each prize pack contains a DVD, can coozie, decal, t-shirt, hat and 2 general admission tickets (good for any 2013 event except for May 31st or August 30th).To be eligible to win you must follow us on Twitter @atticaracewyprk and answer our trivia question. Reply back with your answer along with @atticaracewyprk in your tweet to enter. Everyone with the correct answer submitted by 10 pm will be put in a random draw to ultimately decide the winner. The winner will be announced the following morning via Twitter.Be warned we have locked our history pages on our site to make things a bit more interesting.
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New Yorkers count on city inspectors to ensure construction is safe, but officials say a pair of companies faked checks at 40 sites around the city. Now seven people are indicted. NY1's Josh Robin filed the following report.
They're paraded before the cameras and into criminal court.
Prosecutors claim the seven men were part of schemes that could have killed someone.
At construction sites, trained site safety managers were switched out for people with no experience at all.
They were instead short order cooks and hairdressers found on Craigslist.
They filled out inspection rolls with the names of real inspectors who hadn't really been there.
In fact, one of them wasn't even alive.
"This is about defendants who put their fellow workers, and all New Yorkers who walk past these sites—put their safety at risk," said Department of Investigation Commissioner Mark Peters.
What helped crack the case was construction at this Upper East Side building; it was a routine probe by a city building inspector—until he made a startling discovery.
"He checked the log and noticed that the site safety manager listed as doing the inspection, in fact, had been dead for a month," said Peters.
That was just the beginning.
Investigators discovered two firms falsified more than 450 documents at about 40 sites across the city.
At one firm, phony inspectors allegedly used the names of licensed site safety managers without their permission.
He allegedly worked with another man who had real inspectors agreeing to use their names, but they sometimes never did the inspection.
One person even billed 28 hours for work done in a single day.
The seven pleaded not guilty in court
"Certainly in this town. With the building that you hear going on outside and we see going on all over this city these inspection rules have to be followed," said Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr.
Prosecutors say the scheme was a bid to save money.
They found real dangers overlooked, but no one was hurt.
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Wedding: 5/17/2014
Its almost a month after our wedding and we are still hearing about how wonderful our wedding reception was... The Columbus Athenauem was the perfect venue for our perfect wedding reception.
We rented the Oak Room at TCA. The room has gorgeous woodwork and was more than enough space for our 205 guests. The day of our wedding the room looked gorgeous with the linens, centerpieces, and all of it...
Working with TCA has been wonderful. I was planning our wedding from afar, so the fact that it was kind of a "one-stop" shop was really a blessing. Ann at the Athenaeum was awesome to work with. She was able to provide us with ample information to make an informed decision about our wedding reception and really guided us through planning, to make the perfect event. The food tasting was phenomenal... so much food... and it was so good and we felt confident that the food on our wedding day would be perfect for our guests. The days leading up to the event, I was in good order, thanks to Ann. Details were worked out. Food was ordered.... everything done in a timely manner, so I could focus on other things.
The day of the event was perfect. The room looked impeccable. The food was delicious and a fun time was had by all. A 6-year old cousin raved that the water served from the bartender was the best he'd ever had. I've had really big, burly guys tell me how much they enjoyed their salad at dinner. I've had people tell me it was the best food they've ever had at a wedding.... and people cannot stop talking about the fun they had and how much they enjoyed the venue.
If I had to do it all over again... I'd do it the same way. I wouldn't change a thing.
Thank you all for your hard work and for hosting our perfect event!
Wedding: 6/14/2014
The Columbus Athenaeum was the perfect fit for us. We couldn't have been happier with it. Our reception was in the large theater. The room itself was so beautiful and really had the wow factor we were looking for. The food was incredible. Our guests said that it was the best wedding food they had ever had. Most of them are still talking about it. Gina was incredible. She worked so well with us and really helped us achieve exactly what we wanted. One of the things I loved most of all was that almost everything was included. They took care of our centerpieces, and additional decorations, food, drinks, linens, and tables and chairs. We didn't have to go through a bunch of different places and it was all quality stuff. They didn't try to nickle and dime us as we found with many places. They were open and honest with us from the beginning about prices. It really was perfect! Thanks to the Athenaeum I can look back at my wedding day and have no regrets.
Wedding: 5/25/2014
We worked with Trisha and then Danielle at the Athenaeum and had great experiences with both. They each were very responsive via email and helped us as we planned a wedding from out of town. On the wedding day, Danielle and other employees seemed dedicated to making our event a success. Everyone enjoyed the food and loved the space. We got married in the Priory - lovely spot for a wedding - and had the reception in the Oak Room. All we heard from the guests were compliments on the venue and the service. We would recommend the Athenaeum to others in Columbus for sure!
Wedding: 9/20/2014
I am so glad that my coworker recommended that I book the Athenaeum for my wedding. The prices were fair, especially for the quality of service and product, and the food was amazing. I had guests coming up to me during the reception and commenting that it was the best food they had ever had at a wedding - the station package with the mashed potato bar is a must! We had our ceremony in the Priory with the reception in the Small Theater - definitely great to have them right across the hall from each other, given that the majority of our guests were from out of town, so almost zero travel time between ceremony and reception. Also, if you ask, they can give you wi-fi for the day if you need to Skype the wedding to those who can't be there (we had to for my mother-in-law, who was in the hospital).
Would definitely recommend!
Wedding: 9/20/2014
The Athenaeum was the 2nd venue that we saw and I was instantly sold on the Olympian Ballroom. The room has such a dramatic feel. I loved that the cocktail hour is in the balcony to oversee the ballroom. The room looked amazing! I couldn't say more positive things about the Athenauem! We had the best experience here which made our wedding day perfect! Ann Clark helped us throughout the wedding planning process. She did an amazing job with everything. Ann helped set up our wedding timeline that coordinated with the DJ and photographer. We ran a little behind on some the entrances and dances but she worked hard to keep us moving. I absolutely loved every minute of our reception with the help of Ann. HIGHLY recommend having any event here!!
Wedding: 8/8/2014
We ran across the Athenaeum at a local bridal show and by change my husband was familiar with it because he had been to an even their previously. Danielle explained the different rooms & prices for a Friday wedding so we set an appointment immediately.
When we went for our meeting with TCA our consultant was Anne Smith. She made sure to sit with us so that she best understood what our expectations & budget was for our wedding & then proceeded to walk us through the venue to all of their event rooms. The moment we saw the Large Theatre room we absolutly fell in love with it. It was so different than anything we had ever seen before. On top of the unique venue the prices for our Friday wedding were next to unbeatable for the type of wedding we were wanting. We booked our venue within a week of meeting with Ann.
Throughout the entire process (November-August) Ann stayed in contact with us, making sure we stayed on our time lines & if we needed any help. She was really great to work with.
Now that our wedding has come & gone I can tell you this.. TCA helped us throw our dream wedding. The large Theatre room was stunning, the lighting was beautiful, the center pieces (they provided) were beautiful, everything that we brought was set up perfectly & we have received compliments almost daily on how great the food was! Not only that but we did this by staying at a reasonable budget!
My only compliants with TCA would be: The room was extremely hot during rehearsal & we were told it would be better the next day for our wedding & I don' believe that it was. We had several of our guests comment on how hot it was in the room & they would step outside to get fresh air and would miss something going on inside.
Wedding: 7/5/2014
Ann Clark was my wedding consultant and she did a great job helping me plan out all the details in a stress-free,kind and professional manner. The great thing about this venue is they cater everything (delicious!) and the rooms are so nice, I barely needed to add any decorations (just flowers). I would say that it's smart to designate someone or some people to help carry out and load gifts, etc at the end of the night because it was somewhat chaotic. Otherwise, this place is amazing. They do a ton of weddings and clearly know what they're doing.
Wedding: 7/5/2014
The Athenaeum was the FIRST reception location my husband and I scouted…we decided on it that day! We held our reception in the Olympian Ballroom it was everything we could have hoped for and more! From the delicious catering, to the seamless transitioning from one part of the reception to the next, the Athenaeum goes above and beyond to ensure that your event is stress free and is EXACTLY what you wanted. The decor, parking, and loading/unloading of everything was all done with complete ease. The Athenaeum knows how to throw a gorgeous wedding, their service is impeccable and I couldn't imagine having held my reception anywhere else. Danielle L. also deserves very special mention for all of the hard work she didn't coordinating and planning our event…she truly made the entire process a joy! Holly P.
Wedding: 6/28/2014
My wedding reception was in the small theatre, and the athenaeum was absolutely fabulous. The venue itself is beautiful, and they set up all of the decorations for you. Although I was a little concerned that we had to cater through them, the dinner and desserts were delicious! They have several different packages (very flexible in what they include) that are great for most budgets. My event manager, Gina, met with us several times to make sure we had all the details decided on, and then they took it from there. The Athenaeum was a great, hassle-free reception venue!
Wedding: 5/31/2014
At my first meeting with Ann, I was very impressed with her attention to detail and how she made me feel like my wedding was important to her. She followed up with me and invited me to one of their food tastings. I looked at 2 other venues and I felt that the Athenaeum had the best first impression and was the best value.
I booked the venue about 16 months ahead of time and throughout the whole process, the Athenaeum walks you through everything. We met pretty early on to go over details and at that meeting we established a lot of the planning. It was very helpful for me so that I could communicate everything to my other vendors.
Ann took excellent notes and didn't miss a beat! I was very impressed on how she got every detail right and I didn't have to question her because everything was laid out in front of me on our banquet event order. Of course there were small changes made in the several months leading up to the wedding, and every single change was noted and updated in a timely fashion. I never doubted their abilities to pull off a successful event.
During the wedding, Ann was there to direct guests and to ensure we had everything we needed. We had a room for the bridesmaids and I to relax right before the ceremony. They watched the clock for us and let us know when it was time. Everything was just as we had discussed and there were no problems. It's clear that the staff at the Athenaeum are professionals in the business. The service they provided was exceptional!
The reason for the 4 star on quality was mainly because of one of our entrees. We had 2 entrees that we had tried at the food tasting so I knew what we were having at dinner. We served chicken beurre blanc and london broil with bordelaise sauce. At our tasting, the london broil blew my taste buds away but at our wedding, it didn't taste the same nor as good. I was a little disappointed because I was so looking forward to eating it again! But on the flip side, the chicken beurre blanc tasted better than I had remembered so I was happy with that. I even ate my husband's chicken!
The other thing that gave the quality a 4 star were the uplights in our reception room. I added purple gels to the uplights to create more of a purple glow to the room. Either the gels weren't that great or the uplights because you could barely see the purple. Minor detail that I noticed moreso in the pictures because I wanted that purple in the background.
Honestly, I could not have asked for a more perfect wedding. The stage at our reception was perfect for our special dance performance and I think everything about the venue made our day more special. There are a few important things when it comes to your wedding and venue is probably number 1 and based off the experience I had with the Athenaeum, I would not hesitate to recommend this venue to anyone. They did a wonderful job and being a bit of an OCD bride, all the details were perfect!
Wedding: 4/12/2014
great service and coordination! Gina is fantastic! Food is delicious ... we would highly recommended the mash potato bar.
Wedding: 3/1/2014
The rooms are more beautiful in person than online, you must schedule a tour here. We used the Large Theater for both our ceremony and reception because it was so original. We worked with Trisha, and she was there as much as we needed, which was super helpful. I originally didn't want a wedding planner, but having her there for suggestions and support was priceless. I would absolutely recommend TCA again, they are fabulously attentive to detail and their deadlines give you one less thing to worry about because you know that they're taking care of it.
Wedding: 11/2/2013
Overall, we had a really great experience with The Athenaeum. To start, the venue is simply gorgeous. We had a reception of 200 people in the Olympian Ballroom. It truly is a room and venue like no other. So much history. So much romance and classic elegance. Our reception turned out STUNNING. Ann was great to work with and the staff at TCA was wonderful. The staff the day of (along with Ann!) were just fabulous. They made you feel so great, and one thing everyone told me before my wedding day was to "Make sure you eat dinner!" well, TCA makes sure you do. They bring you a plate of food, appetizers, drinks, their level of customer service was spectacular especially during that night of!
Wedding: 9/21/2013
The Columbus Athenaeum was one of the first venues that we saw and visited when we started planning. We were really interested in the "all-inclusiveness" of their services. Add that to the gorgeous historic building and we were sold. Honestly, I couldn't have been more happy with how our reception went, the level of service the Athenaeum provided and the helpfulness of the event coordinator that we worked with (Ann Clark).
Planning: The planning process was really helped by our coordinator. Ann was available to answer all of our questions (in a timely manner!), provide suggestions and really help us create the flow of our reception as we were DIYers with no Wedding Planner or DOC. Throughout the planning process we made numerous changes (even some last minute) and she was very accommodating and interested in us having the day that we wanted.
Food: While we loved the idea of an onsite caterer, I was a little bit worried about what the quality of food would be. We were able to attend a tasting where they had a buffet set-up with a lot of the variety of HDVs, entree's and deserts. Literally there was SO MUCH food at the tasting- and it was totally yummy! This put my worries to rest. The night of, the food was still great- big portions, fresh veggies and great temperature (we did a plated meal). We actually missed our cocktail hour due to photos, but the staff was nice enough to have a little bit of everything at our head table when we sat down for dinner- everything was great
Wedding: 8/24/2013
Overall we had a wonderful experience with the Athenaeum although the change to the alcohol policy wasn't favorable to customers. We also had an issue with the bartenders not replenishing liquor as promised which we did not find out about until about a week following the wedding. The venue was beautiful and Anne was helpful throughout the entire process. Other than the issue with the alcohol the event went off without issue.
Wedding: 8/3/2013
Once I walked into the Olympian Ballroom, I knew that is where I wanted our reception to be. We had a guest list of just over 300 people (only about 190 attended) and that was the best room in Columbus I had found (for a great price). We got engaged end of October and married in August, so with a short timeline, I wasn't sure if we were going to find the best place. Trisha was amazing from the second we met with her on our very first tour, to the day she called me and told me they had an opening in the ballroom for the month I wanted it.
Trisha paid attention to all the details and made sure everything was great for us. She gave honest opinions (which I am a huge fan of) and didn't try to "sell" us on anything.
The only downside to this venue (and most all others) is that you don't get to taste the food before you book the room. However, my husband's grandmother is still talking about how the prime rib she had at our wedding was the best she has had in her lifetime (she still talks about it to us when we see and its been almost 2 months!). The strawberry salad dressing was one of my favorites (one of the many great suggestions by Trisha) and people were going up for seconds.
We knew people that had not gone with this venue because of their lack of a liquor license. However, they have a liquor license now, and it is great - you only buy how much alcohol you want to be consumed! I hated looking at other venues and how the only option was to pay per person. At the Athenaeum, we were able to buy as much beer & wine (we did not do liquor) that we thought our family & friends would consume. They even said that if there is any left over, that we could have taken it home with us. We ordered the perfect amount and there was no alcohol left over (we did ask them to save a bottle of red & white wine for us to keep).
I personally did not like any of the ceremony rooms, so we did our ceremony elsewhere. This is a great place for a reception though - especially for the price, we were VERY happy with this venue.
Thanks again for a memorable evening!
Wedding: 7/27/2013
We booked the Athenaeum about one year before we got married, and worked with Ann Clark to plan our dream reception. She made the entire process go smoothly, from choosing linens to picking out our dinner choices. The Olympic Ballroom was absolutely beautiful, and we could not have asked for a better experience. We would highly recommend the Columbus Athenaeum to other couples!
Wedding: 9/7/2013
When I was seeking a venue for my September wedding, the Athenaeum surpassed every expectation I had with their venue. The inclusions of catering, tables and chairs, centerpieces, the ability to have both our ceremony and reception in the same building, all contributed to my decision to hold my wedding there. We had the ceremony in the Priory, which had the look of a cathedral with the feel of an intimate ceremony and the reception in the Small Theater across the hall, which was such a beautiful room that decorations were hardly needed. The planning process went smoothly, Trisha Morris was my coordinator and made it very easy for me to plan from a distance. I was very impressed by the ease of the event on the day, things ran seamlessly and I could tell that the staff was well practiced. The food was excellent, all of my guests were complimenting it throughout the night. The only part that may have been slightly off was making sure we were out in the allotted amount of time at the end of the night but we didn't feel rushed or pushed out, but the deadline is pretty set in stone so if you're looking to be able to have your event taper off whenever it naturally does so this is something to keep in mind.
Overall our experience here blew me away, the space looked amazing and really represented me and my husband as a couple. The Athenaeum also recommended vendors for us which was very helpful since we were not familiar with what was available in the Columbus area. I highly recommend this venue for anyone who loves architecturally interesting spaces, delicious food, and top-notch customer service.
Wedding: 7/6/2013
We loved having our wedding at the Columbus Athenaeum! The venue is gorgeous and all of our guests could not stop talking about how amazing the food was!
Wedding: 7/6/2013
Pros: Our wedding was gorgeous, beautiful and elegant. Our wedding coordinator was wonderful and I loved working with her! She was prompt in responses and always tried to be available when I came to town as I was an out of town bride. The food tasting was delicious and very well done. We had a cookie table, which is not the most convenient addition to a reception. The coordinator worked really hard to give us what we were looking for, and the cookie table was the highlight of the evening! The food was delicious, and we heard wonderful comments from all of our guests about how beautiful our reception was.
Cons: We were one of the "unlucky" ones who booked The Athenaeum before they acquired a liquor license. When we met with them initially they raved about how cost effective it was to be able to get alcohol outside the venue. We booked with them with this in mind with our budget. A few months down the road we hear they had acquired a liquor license and we were now legally bound to order through them. We had already found another vendor for our alcohol, but still had to use them. It seems strange they had no idea they were getting a liquor license when we signed the contract. When we met with our coordinator we found out that management was not going to provide any additional "accommodations" for the inconvenience of the change. We then learned that we would not be able to keep OR sell back any unopened liquor we hadn't drank but had already paid for. This seems very unethical to keep liquor WE PAID FOR and sell it at a higher cost to other wedding parties at another date. We also were not able to take home any of the DELCIOUS food left over from our wedding. I know many couples who were able to do this after their reception with other venues. Again, another way The Columbus Athenaeum failed on customer service. My father had spoken to management at one point during the alcohol issue and the man was defensive from the beginning of the conversation and wouldn't listen to his comments. We weren't looking for free alcohol, just additional services for the inconvenience of changing the policy after we signed a contract.
Overall, the Athenaeum is a beautiful venue, serves amazing food and we had an amazing time. Their policies are fairly extreme, and management is a pain, but their staff are wonderful and accommodating as much as they can be. Brides, just know the policies WELL before you sign any contracts!
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Historical architecture and a downtown location provide the setting for a wedding to remember. From our grand ballroom to our century-old Gothic wedding chapel, the Athenaeum offers a dozen rooms of varying size and décor. We also offer an extensive menu that can be tailored to your needs.
- Price Range: $$
- Amenities: Indoor Ceremony Area, Kosher Available, Liquor License, Onsite Catering, Onsite Parking, Valet Parking, Wheelchair Accessible
- Capacity: More than 400
- Style: Banquet/Reception Hall, Mansion/Historic Site, Unusual/Alternative
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Hart High Music Department to benefit
On June 2nd, the College of the Canyons' Performing Arts Center will get the Rock and Roll treatment.
Chuck Negron, best known for his vocal leads on some of Three Dog Night's biggest hits, including his un-mistakable "Jeremiah was a bullfrog" opening to "Joy to the World."
The concert marks Negron's most recent success as a top notch performer and will display hits that brought Grammy nominations and billboard chart numbers, as well as some new, solo material.
Proceeds from the concert will go to benefit the Hart High School Music Department, and the Hart Jazz Band and Show Choir will make a special appearance.
Doors will open at 6:45 and the show begins at 7:30pm on Saturday June 2nd. VIP tickets run $100, orchestra and box seats cost $75 and balcony seats are available for $50.Tickets are available by calling 818-486-5987 or by emailing email@example.com.
Chuck Negron made his professional debut with Three Dog Night in 1967 and the band has since sold 90 million records. Their music dominated the charts and wowed audiences as they earned a reputation for drawing huge crowds.
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Okay, okay, I hope that title doesn't upset anyone. I'm not trying to be disrespectful to the Pope or the Church, I'm just wanting to show everyone some interesting things that Michelangelo included on the Sistine Chapel ceiling. A little back history before I go into the explanations about the pictures here.
Michelangelo was a sculptor by trade and preference. He did notl ike to paint, and before the Sistine Chapel, he had never done fresco work. When the Pope arranged for him to be the one to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, he was truly upset. He ended up spending four years standing on a scaffolding, tilting his head back (contrary to popular belief, he didn't paint lying down) to see what he was working on overhead. He had neck, back, and vision problems the rest of his life after he finished the ceiling.
To top it all off, Michelangelo despised Pope Julius II. This particular pope was the nephew of the previous pope who had rebuilt the Cappella Magna, Sixtus IV. The Cappella Magna became known instead as the Cappella Sistina – 'Sixus' Chapel' or Sistine Chapel. Sixtus IV also had a long standing feud with the Florentine rulers – specifically Lorenzo de'Medici, known to history as 'Lorenzo the Magnificent'. Sixtus had been in on an attempt to assassinate Lorenzo and his brother Giuliano, which resulted in Giuliano's death. (Read more about that incident – the Pazzi Conspiracy- on Wikipedia.)
Michelangelo was a Florentine. Lorenzo the Magnificent had virtually adopted the sculptor as a son when Michelangelo was in his early teens. Michelangelo studied with the same tutors that Lorenzo's children did. He was extremely loyal to the de'Medici family. The de'Medici's never forgave Pope Sixtus IV for his role in the conspiracy. And now, in 1508, Pope Sixtus' nephew, Pope Julius II, was insisting (in a way Michelangelo could not turn down) that Michelangelo fresco the whole ceiling (all 1200 square feet of it) of the chapel built by Pope Sixtus! Needless to say, Michelangelo was not happy.
And now to our picture above: By the time Michelangelo got to this section of the ceiling, he'd been up on that ceiling for nearly 4 years. He had painted the frescoes in backwards order – they depict events from Genesis, including the acts of Creation and Noah and the flood. He started on the end opposite the altar (the 'back' of the chapel) and worked towards the altar. So, he did Noah first. By the time he got to the fresco of God creating the sun and moon and stars, he was nearly over the altar area, and had been up on the ceiling for almost 4 years.
So when he painted God the Father (whom he depicted in typical Renaissance fashion as an old man in flowing robes) creating the moon, he positioned God so he was facing away from the viewer. He then painted God's robes to cling to His behind – thus giving the image of God 'mooning' the viewer while creating the moon! (Look closely at the left side of the image above – it's quite clear!) Of course, the specific viewer he had in mind was Pope Julius II, who would be saying Mass nearly under this fresco!
But this is not the only insult Michelangelo inserted into the frescoes on the ceiling! Right over the door that Pope Julius II would enter in the back of the chapel when he entered to say Mass, he painted one of the seven prophets of the ceilings scheme – the prophet Zacharias. This prophet was a favorite of Pope Julius, and it appears that Michelangelo was flattering him because he painted Zacharias face as that of Pope Julius!
But he left a subtle insult, pretty much invisible from the floor and thus missed by the Pope when he viewed the fresco. But silently, Michelangelo made his true feelings about this 'frescoing the ceiling' thing. Behind the prophet-with-the-pope's-face are two putti, those little fat angel children you see in lots of Renaissance paintings and frescoes. One has his arm resting on the shoulder of the other. Look closely at his hand – he has it closed into a fist with his thumb inserted between his index finger and his middle finger, and peeking out slightly. This gesture was a very very rude one in Italy at the time Michelangelo lived. It is the Renaissance equivalent of giving someone 'the finger'. So here, quietly, Michelangelo, through his fresco, is giving Pope Julius II 'the finger'!
Amazingly, Michelangelo did not just give Pope Julius 'the finger' in his frescoes once, but twice. This last image is of the Cumaean Sibyl, the ancient oracle that was associated with the city of Rome. Since to Michelangelo, Rome equaled the papacy and his unwanted labors on the ceiling of the chapel, here he has putti again. And again, one has his arm around the other and the hand on the shoulder of the other putti is making the thumb between the fingers gesture. You have to look closely at the image here to see it, but it's there.
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All hindi song lyrics from Ishaqzaade, starring Arjun Kapoor and Parineeti Chopra in lead roles. Directed by Habib Faisal, the music has been composed by Amit Trivedi. The lyrics of the song have been penned by Kausar Munir.
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Album Title Title: Ishaqzaade
Music Director: Amit Trivedi
Lyricist: Kausar Munir
Singer(s): Shreya Ghosal, Javed Ali, Sunidhi Chauhan, Vishal Dadlani, Shalmali Kholgade, Suraj Jagan, Divya Khosla
Album Runtime (mm:ss): 32:39
Movie: Ishaqzaade (2012)
Starcast: Arjun Kapoor, Parineeti Chopra
Director: Habib Faisal
Producer: Aditya Chopra
Banner: Yash Raj Films
Release Date: May 11th 2012
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Brashinger: Mokena Girl Scout troop helps cancer patients
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Troop leaders Jennifer O'Dell and Jennifer Foltz, (in back row) oversaw a project by the girls in Mokena Girl Scout Cadette Troop 70442 to make "chemo survival kits" to help cancer patients through chemotherapy. | Ginger Brashinger/For Sun-Times Media
Updated: February 27, 2014 6:10AM
Four Cadettes in Mokena Girl Scout Troop 70422 recently discovered how little things done from the heart can lead to meaningful results.
Hannah O'Dell, 12, a member of Troop 70422, said she was "looking for summer ideas" online on the Pinterest website when a Pin about "chemo bags" caught her eye. She learned that the bags were filled with a variety of items that might benefit a cancer patient while sitting through chemotherapy.
Hannah contacted the Mokena Cancer Support Center to find out if they knew of cancer patients who might use the bags if the Scouts were to make them. Center officials were not only greatly interested, but they gave the troop a wish list of items to include in the "chemo survival kits."
At the troop's first September meeting, Hannah and troop members Paige Fitzpatrick, 11, Jessica LiVigni, 11, and Grace Foltz, 12, discussed collecting items for the bags with troop leaders Jennifer O'Dell and Jennifer Foltz.
Hannah put plans in place to collect items from younger Scouts at an October "Exploration Station" overnight event in honor of Juliette Gordon Low's birthday. Low, founder of the Girl Scouts, died of breast cancer, making the collection even more meaningful, she said.
A large box of items collected that weekend inspired the Cadettes to ask for donations at their school, Mokena Junior High. Boxes placed in sixth-grade homerooms filled up with enough lip balm, candy, water, magazines, hand lotion and other wish list items to fill 50 bags. Someone donated material for the bags.
"I was surprised at how many donations we got (at school)," Grace Foltz said.
But the surprises didn't end there.
The girls prepared a large jar with a description of the project and placed it in a dollar store, Dollar Does It, in Mokena, with the approval of store owners Tammy Dean and Brenda O'Brien. More than $50 was donated in one month, enough to fund items for 25 more kits, O'Dell said.
Jennifer Foltz said the Scouts were surprised by people's generosity.
"We dumped (the money) out on the table, and we all were blown away," she said. "We were all very surprised at how much was collected."
The girls agreed that the project was of benefit to them, too. Because the Cadettes had to learn to sew to make the bags for the project, they each earned a Girl Scout sewing badge.
But the Cadettes, whose lives have each been touched by cancer through family or friends, have found the lessons of the heart even more important to them.
To donate to the "chemo survivor kits" or to help make Troop 70442's project a sustainable one, email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Musical celebration for Black History Month
(DES MOINES) – Iowa Youth Choruses will present a musical celebration for Black History Month Saturday at the State Historical Building in Des Moines.
Children, ages 8-12, from Des Moines, Grinnell, Newton and Pella will sing a collection of songs from African American culture, blending prose and poetry into the performances. The musical celebrations – free and open to the public – will be at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. Saturday at the State Historical Building, 600 E. Locust Street in Des Moines.
In addition, the State Historical Museum will offer a variety of crafts and activities related to African American history, George Washington Carver and Victorian Quilt Keepsakes. Crafts and activities will be offered beginning at 1:30 p.m. and are free and open to the public.
Iowa Youth Choruses are under the direction of Artistic/Executive Director Kristen Stanton. Contact the State Historical Museum's Maureen Korte at 515-281-4132 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The State Historical Society of Iowa is a division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs, and is a trustee of Iowa's historical legacy and an advocate for understanding Iowa's past. It identifies, records, collects, preserves, manages and provides access to Iowa's historical resources. Its dual mission of preservation and education serves Iowans of all ages, conducts and stimulates research, disseminates information, and encourages and supports historical preservation and education efforts of others throughout the state. Visit www.iowahistory.org or call 515-281-5111 for more information.


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DieselNet Technology Guide » Diesel Filter Systems
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Metal based fuel additives were first studied as smoke suppressants and cetane improvers [274]. Several metals, including Ba, Ca, Fe, Ce, and Mn, have been found effective in lowering the amount of soot formed during combustion in both diesel and SI engines. This effect was explained by a combination of the following three mechanisms:
The most effective smoke suppressants, Ba and Ca, are believed to work primarily through the first two mechanisms. Metallic additives could also reduce PM mass and other emissions, and improve fuel economy.
Currently, the main interest in metal based fuel additives is related to diesel particulate filters, as opposed to reducing engine-out emissions. There are two major reasons for this shift of focus: (1) diminishing emission effect from additives in modern diesel engines, and (2) health concerns related to metallic particulate emissions. In old technology diesel engines, using metallic fuel additives (e.g., 10 to 100 ppm of Fe, Ce) could reduce engine-out PM emissions by as much as 30-40% and improve fuel economy by as much as 10%. However, in advanced diesel engines (say US 2004 or Euro III)—just as it was the case with the effect of fuel properties—the emission reduction and fuel economy improvement are typically small, hardly justifying the use of additives. If additives are used, the metal is emitted from the engine in the form of a metal oxide (ash) nanoparticles. Even if the mass of such emission is low, the particle numbers can be very high, making them a possible public health concern. Therefore, environmental authorities usually remain cautious about the use of metallic fuel additives, unless a highly efficient particulate filter is used, which can capture the metal ash particles.
Numerous metal additives have been investigated as soot oxidation catalysts that would facilitate regeneration in passive diesel filter systems. Fuel additives used for that purpose are also called fuel soluble catalysts. As the additive is combusted in the engine cylinder, its metal component leaves the combustion chamber in the form of the corresponding metal oxide or other inorganic compound (e.g. sulfate). These compounds can form particles of their own or can be incorporated into diesel particulates. After being collected in the particulate filter, the catalytic metal is distributed throughout the diesel particulate phase and can effectively catalyze the oxidation of carbon particles.
The mechanism of filter regeneration is similar to that of a catalyzed filter, except the use of additives provides better contact between the catalyst and the carbon particles. This is probably why additive regenerated filters regenerate at somewhat lower temperatures than catalyzed filters. However, even though fuel additive filter systems may have the lowest regeneration temperatures, they are not likely to provide the ultimate passive solution of the particulate problem, especially in light-duty applications. As illustrated in the following examples of filter systems, commercial applications require "quasi-active" or "passive-active" approaches, where additive-induced regeneration is additionally supported by certain engine management measures in order to periodically increase exhaust gas temperature.
Although many papers have been published on diesel filter additives, there is little or no information on such issues as the actual interactions between the additive and diesel particulates, catalytic mechanisms, additive particle size and its distribution within the diesel particle phase.
Fuel additives are fuel-soluble organometallic compounds. Since the additive compound is destroyed by oxidation during the combustion process, its exact chemical formulation is, from the catalytic activity point of view, of limited importance. The additive formulation is, however, very important for its stability and miscibility properties. Organometallic compounds used for diesel filter additives that were reported in the literature include fatty acid soaps, acetyl acetonates, alcoholates, beta-diketonates, sulfonates, carbonates, carboxylates, dicyclopentadienes, and naphthenates [329][275].
Tens of compounds of various transition, alkaline, and noble metals have been tested as fuel additives to facilitate diesel filter regeneration. The list of metals includes sodium, lithium, calcium, barium, manganese, iron, nickel, cerium, copper, lead, silver, vanadium, platinum, and more. For the purpose of diesel filter regeneration, additives are usually added to the fuel at concentrations from a few to about 100 ppm wt. of the respective metal. The choice of additive level depends on the activity of the particular additive, exhaust gas temperature, and the quantity and composition of particulate emissions. Generally, higher additive concentrations allow the filter to regenerate at lower temperatures. The disadvantages of high additive levels are (1) increased filter pressured drop due to the accumulation of ash and (2) higher operating cost.
Additive concentrations much higher than 100 ppm have been reported in several laboratory studies. Such high concentrations may have only academic importance and are not practical. Even the concentration of 100 ppm can result in significant pressure drop build-up in the filter due to accumulation of the additive ash and appears to be too high for practical purposes.
Fuel additive for diesel filter regeneration which have successfully passed laboratory evaluations and are either commercial products or undergo field evaluations are listed below.
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|† Lubrizol copper additive is no longer commercially available. Lubrizol has exclusively licensed the Clean Diesel "Platinum Plus" additive for sale in Europe.


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BEYOND THE GREAT WALL by Alena McIntosh
The purple orchid came in a yellow box with a green ribbon tied around the top, a vision of happiness and sunshine. Yet, the rain fell with loud splats on the hard concrete sidewalk outside the 1950s office building. The muddy blues and greens of the paint glinting in the deep puddles tricked passersby into believing that the rain was only temporary, and that the sun was creeping out from it's hiding place in the clouds. They would raise their heads and glance hopefully up into the murky sky only to be disappointed and let their faces slip back into their grim expressions. Cable cars clicked and clacked up the hill as cars zoomed by sending freezing sprays of water onto grumbling pedestrians. It was winter, and so the rain attacked the earth like a savage lion, rearing its wild mane.
Layla Adams sat at her desk surveying the chaos of the office before her. She hated the chaos of the morning. The frantic running of interns, the click clack of stiletto heals on the hard linoleum floors, the shouts and bellows of grumpy workers, all made her feel like she was in some kind of adult playground. However, she had never been the type of person to go against the status quo, preferring to stay inside the boundaries of everyone else's creativity and individuality. Layla's assistant scurried into the office holding a box that was much to bright for either the office or Layla.
"Mrs. Adams, this just came for you."
"Thank you, Shanna. You can set it on the desk." Shanna set the package safely on the corner of Layla's desk before quietly departing. Layla took her feet off of her desk and pulled the package closer to her, trying to find a tag or card without success. She tugged the frilly green ribbon off of the yellow box and pulled out a light purple orchid.
She instantly knew whom it was from; they had been sending her an orchid each year since she had turned eighteen. Memories of the orphanage were burned into her brain. She managed to keep them from interrupting her daily life, but these annual flowers caused them all to bubble over. Even now, she could only bring back small recollections, but they were as clear as day. The prison- like walls of the orphanage filled with the high pitched screaming and yelling of children. Their loud screams filled the air as their parents pried themselves out of their grasp and ran down the drive, most of them never looking back. At one point Layla had been one of the crying children as her parents' car veered away from the curb and into the thick London traffic. She had only been seven, but the memory of being abandoned crashed over her like a large wave she could not seem to extract herself from. She also remembered the bullies. They came out at night to reek havoc on sleeping students. They would punch, kick or tease the kids until, eyes red and swollen they would run into the matron's office for shelter from the bombardment. Layla had been one of the bullies. She felt joy in the pain she caused people, it made her feel important and special. Looking back she hated herself for what she had done to those innocent children of her childhood. Most of them were just like her, abandoned, sad, and resentful. So why had she been so cruel? The simple answer was that she wanted to feel important, but it went much deeper than that. She wanted to escape the pain of her situation by making others pay for what her parents had done to her. She wanted revenge. As time progressed, she realized she would never be adopted and wondered if it was because she was not as cute and innocent as the others, or if it was because she was not good enough to be anyone's daughter. The years past, and life at the orphanage became rougher and rougher. She was no longer as aggressive towards other people, but became more introverted, avoiding eyes and keeping the pain she felt to herself. When she finally broke free of the orphanage at age eighteen, London has lost the mystique and intrigue that she had felt as a young child. She could no longer call the place that had caused her so much suffering "home". She spent her life's savings on a plane ticket to the United States. After arriving in the U.S., Layla worked her way through collage and secured a well-paid job as a food critic.
Layla, realizing she still held the orchid in her hands, dumped it into the trashcan by her desk. She pulled open a drawer in her desk and pulled out a small pocketknife, stowing it in her pocket. She walked to the back door of the office and stepped out into the rain. She pulled the knife out of her pocket and placed it on her wrist, slicing away the pain. Her blood mixed with the raindrops, falling heavy like tears.


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The Power Sources Manufacturers Association (PSMA) Energy Harvesting Committee is sponsoring the APEC 2013 session, "Forging Ahead: Global Commercialization of Energy Harvesting Technology." The session will be on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, from 8:30 AM to noon at the Long Beach CA Convention Center. It will feature seven experts from the commercial and research institute sectors, including: Cymbet, EnOcean, Fraunhofer Institute, Infinite Power Solutions, Linear Technology, NXP, and Texas Instruments.
The forum will address how harvesting ambient energy to power systems is already being used, and discuss the main commercial challenge for both macro and micro energy harvesting systems: to be cost effective compared to legacy power solutions such as fossil fuels and batteries.
PSMA said that, with the advent of the "Internet of Things" driving the need for billions of small autonomously powered wireless devices, new cost-effective micro energy harvesting solutions are now commercially available.
This PSMA Industry Session will provide an overview of the commercial progress of energy harvesting-based power for devices such as wireless sensors, data loggers, asset tracking, security and patient monitors. It will present technical details of key technologies that are driving successful commercialization in the following areas: energy harvesting transducers, energy conversion, energy storage, power management, ultra-low-power processors, sensors and wireless radio solutions. Commercial deployments of energy harvesting-powered systems from around the world in many industry segments will also be discussed. At the end of the session, several commercially available energy harvesting-powered systems will be demonstrated in the room for audience inspection.
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