text: 1 State Library of Victoria Venue Hire Experience everything Make your event we have to offer1 an experience to remember1 slv.vic.gov.au/venue-hire 1 Our choice of venues includes spectacular 19th century galleries and contemporary spaces with the latest digital technology. The State Library of Victoria is one of Melbourne's most distinctive landmarks offering a truly unique venue for your next function or conference. Boasting magnificent 19th-century heritage galleries, spacious contemporary venues and a newly refurbished Conference Centre, the Library also provides the full suite of services including catering, security and support staff. So whether you're organising a conference, workshop, sit-down dinner or a wedding the Library's venues bring you one step closer to making your event a truly memorable occasion. Venue uses 3 With 12 different spaces available for hire, it can sometimes be difficult to know which venue will work best for you. In the following table we have provided some suggestions for the various uses of each venue. There are, however, many different uses for our venues. So please don't hesitate to give us a call to talk through your requirements. Photography Tradeshows ceremonies Workshops Launches Meetings Cocktails Wedding Lectures Festivals Dinners Conferences Seminar Room 1 ü ü ü ü ü Seminar Room 2 ü ü Seminar Room 3 ü Seminar Rooms 2 and 3 ü ü Seminar Room 4 ü ü Seminar Room 5 ü Seminar Rooms 4 and 5 ü ü Village Roadshow Theatrette ü ü ü Special events Experimedia ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Red Rotunda ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Cowen Gallery ü ü ü Queen's Hall ü ü ü ü ü La Trobe Reading Room ü ü Forecourt ü ü For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com Venue capacities Conferences Floor area Capacity m2 Theatre U-shape Cabaret Seminar Room 1 86 60 24 36 Seminar Room 2 32 15 12 - Seminar Room 3* 20 10 8 - Seminar Rooms 2 and 3 52 30 16 12 Seminar Room 4 35 25 14 - Seminar Room 5 27 15 10 - Seminar Rooms 4 and 5 62 40 22 18 Village Roadshow Theatrette 240 200 - - Conference Centre Foyer** 103 - - - *Seminar Room 3 is only available for hire in conjunction with other venues. **The Conference Centre Foyer is included in the hire of the theatrette. The foyer accommodates approximately 90 people for catering purposes. Breakout space for 200 people requires the additional hire of Seminar Room 1 which is located on a mezzanine level overlooking the foyer. Special events Floor area Capacity m2 Theatre Cocktail Banquet Experimedia 495 250 350 200 Red Rotunda 136 70 90 60 Cowen Gallery 414 120 400 220 Queen's Hall 380 120 320 120 La Trobe Reading Room 1,002 - 520 - Main Foyer 195 Forecourt 1,000 Seating and table options Cocktail = standing only Banquet = seated at tables Theatre = rows of chairs Cabaret = open banquet table (for conferences) U-shape = tables and chairs in a u-shape formation For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Venue rates, inclusions and extras 5 All-inclusive rates Extras that make an event Our streamlined fee structure offers We offer a range of other services, at an great value and includes staffing, venue additional charge, that will help you to set-up, event signage, furniture and stage the perfect event, including: equipment. • Catering Delicious catering is provided by our We also provide a range of discounted three contracted service partners: rates including: Mr Tulk, CNK Food Design and • Loyalty rate – you will receive a 10% food&desire discount when five or more bookings • Digital media support services are secured as part of a single Venue If you will be using specialised or Hire Agreement for the Conference multiple forms of digital media, we Centre can provide you with a digital media • Community rate – if you are a not- technician for the duration of your for-profit organisation you may be event eligible for a 20% discount on the • Audio and video recording Conference Centre Our digital media technician will • Corporate Members' rate – we record your event and provide you offer corporate Foundation members with an edited version within 10–15 a 20% discount on all venues working days • Video conferencing Please see our terms and conditions Basic video conferencing equipment (pages 20-22) for details. can be arranged • Guided tours and exhibition Value for money curator's talks Our standard venue hire service is Personalised tours of our wonderful designed to maximise value. It includes: heritage spaces and galleries are • Staffing available on request (subject to Venue staff can set-up and pack- availability of staff) down, provide basic technical support, direct guests as required, and assume responsibility in the case of an emergency • Furniture and equipment All standard equipment such as data projectors and screens, laptop, flipcharts, whiteboards and markers, tables and chairs, lecterns and microphones is included in the venue hire • Security The Library has onsite security 24 hours a day, seven days a week • Bump-in and set-up time All venue bookings include time for setting up and packing down events at no cost to you (extended set-ups may attract a fee) For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com Village Roadshow Theatrette The newly refurbished theatrette is a 200-seat auditorium featuring fully- integrated multimedia equipment, all with remote panel control. Features High brightness, full high-definition (1920 x 1080p) video/data projector 300 inch diagonal widescreen projection Lectern Surround sound Extensive microphone network including table, cable, radio and lapel microphones Remote system control and full bio box High-definition DVD/Blu-ray/CD Spotlights Internet access Laptop running Windows XP Remote mouse with laser pointer Hearing loop Disability access to the stage Foyer Specifications Capacity: 200 theatre Floor area: 240m2 ENTRY 3 PREPARATION How about… Capturing your event with an audio or video recording. Speak to the venue hire team to discuss your requirements. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com 7 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Seminar rooms Situated on the upper level of the Conference Centre, our light-filled seminar rooms are fitted out with the latest equipment so that you have everything you need to run meetings, symposiums and workshops. Features Integrated audiovisual equipment Lectern Microphone Internet access Laptop Projectors Plasma screen Flip charts Electronic whiteboards Specifications Capacity: 10–60 theatre, 8–24 U-shape, 12–36 cabaret Floor area: 20m2 to 86m2 Ask about… Our community rate discounts on Conference Centre bookings for not-for- profit organisations. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 9 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com Queen's Hall Queen's Hall is one of Melbourne's most beautiful 19th-century interiors, evoking the splendour of Marvellous Melbourne. Your guests will know they are attending an event with a difference when they enter via a sweeping marble staircase with walls adorned by a magnificent 1920s mural. Features Grand marble staircase entry Beautiful 19th-century décor Ornate plasterwork Elaborate chandeliers Natural light Heritage furniture Specifications Capacity: Main hall: 200 cocktail, 120 banquet North wing: 150 cocktail, 100 banquet Floor area: Main hall: 180m2 North wing: 200m2 NOT AVAILABLE FOR HIRE Think about… Booking a customised tour of the Library for an superior event experience. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com 11 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Red Rotunda This elegant gallery features 19th-century portraits of well-known Victorians, including William Buckley and Governor La Trobe. The Red Rotunda, named for its plush red walls, is a stunning backdrop for an intimate and memorable cocktail party or glamourous sit-down dinner. Features Intimate and versatile space 19th-century artworks featuring significant Victorian figures Timber parquetry floors Specifications Capacity: 90 cocktail, 60 banquet, 70 theatre Floor area: 135m2 What about… Including a personalised talk from one of our exhibition curators to enhance your event experience. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com 13 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com Experimedia This distinctive and versatile space is where 19th-century grandeur meets 21st-century digital technology. Featuring contemporary designer furniture, portable digital screens, gaming technology and a large media wall, Experimedia is one of Melbourne's most unique locations for any type of event. Features Full digital media support 6m x 4.5m media wall Fully-integrated audiovisual equipment Microphone network Gaming consoles Unique blend of heritage and contemporary design Spacious and versatile Natural light Specifications Capacity: 350 cocktail, 200 banquet, theatre 250 Floor area: 495m2 Ask about… Organising an exclusive viewing of the current Keith Murdoch Gallery exhibition. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com 15 Andrew Wilson For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Cowen Gallery This spectacular 19th-century gallery creates an atmosphere of prestige, refinement and exclusivity. Surrounded by original paintings and sculptures in a truly palatial setting, this venue is sure to impress. Features 19th century heritage interior Exhibiting more than 100 artworks from the Library's collection 6.4m high ceilings Versatile heritage space Specifications Capacity: 400 cocktail, 220 banquet, 120 theatre Floor area: 410m2 What about… Starting your event in the La Trobe Reading room with pre-dinner drinks. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 17 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: firstname.lastname@example.com Extras that make a difference La Trobe Reading Room Keith Murdoch Gallery The Library's most spectacular The Keith Murdoch Gallery has a year- architectural feature, the dome, makes round program of exhibitions drawn an impressive centrepiece for a special from the Library's collections. event. Meticulously restored to its former glory, the reading room features Paired with the adjacent Experimedia, custom-built desks of Queensland silky the gallery makes an impressive oak timber, heritage chairs and the entrance to your function and also traditional green reading lamps. gives you the opportunity to organise a personalised exhibition viewing. The La Trobe Reading Room is suitable for pre- or post-event cocktails for up to Forecourt 520 guests. It is also the perfect photo Launching a product or program? opportunity, outside of the Library's Looking to engage with the community? opening hours. Why not consider a promotion on the Library's iconic forecourt and lawn? Main Foyer Part of the original building that opened in 1856, the spacious main foyer is steeped in Library history. It is suitable for pre or post-event cocktails for up to 100 guests outside of the Library's opening hours. Getting the most out of your event at the Library Take the opportunity while your guests are here to show them a little bit more of the Library. Why not consider an exclusive viewing of our latest exhibition, a personalised tour of our heritage spaces or a curatorial talk in the Cowen Gallery? Whatever your interest, the venue hire team can put together an experience to delight and inspire your guests. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 19 Catering for all occasions The venue hire team works closely CNK Food Design with our catering partners to provide CNK Food Design offers a flexible, seamless event delivery. personalised service for every type of event from small morning teas You can choose from specially to a full seated dinners. They pride designed menus for events held in the themselves on their attention-to-detail Conference Centre or, for an occasion and will tailor their menus to ensure that requires a little more detail, our the food and service matches your exact team and the caterers will work closely requirements. with you to design the perfect menu. Khrissy Sang-an Preliminary catering orders must be Director placed no less than seven working days Email: firstname.lastname@example.com prior to the event, and confirmation Phone: 0416 145 350 of final numbers is required 48 hours prior. Mr Tulk Mr Tulk is the Library's handsome onsite licensed café and catering partner food&desire serving up a range of hot and cold With a focus on event planning, dishes and fresh tasty snacks. A great food&desire consistently delivers option for conference catering, Mr Tulk the highest quality food, wines and provides a delicious selection of light service. This includes the complete lunches, morning and afternoon teas fine dining experience for every event and early evening drinks. from exclusive private dinners, cocktail parties and special occasions to product Andrew Kubale launches, exhibitions or fashion shows. Chef/Proprietor Email: email@example.com Shaun Latimer Phone: 03 8660 5700 Business Development Manager Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 03 9534 1300 Mr Tulk is a licensed cafe espresso bar at the State Library – named for the first Chief Librarian, Mr cafe Mr Tulk is a licensed Augustus Henry Tulk. espresso bar at the State Now serving great food, Mr Tulk is a licensed cafe the Library – named for daily specials, drinks and espresso bar at the State first Chief Librarian, smiles. Library – named for the Mr Augustus Henry Tulk. to Thursday 7am-5pm Monday first Chief Librarian, Now serving great food, 7am-9pm Friday Mr Augustus Henry Tulk. daily specials, drinks and 9am-4pm Saturday Now serving great food, smiles. daily specials, drinks and Corner of Swanston and smiles. 7am-5pm Monday to Thursday La Trobe streets, Friday 7am-9pm or enter from Library foyer. Monday to Thursday 7am-5pm Saturday 9am-4pm Friday 7am-9pm 03 8660 5700 Saturday 9am-4pm Corner of Swanston and La Trobe streets, Corner of Swanston and or enter from Library foyer. La Trobe streets, 03 8660 5700 or enter from Library foyer. 03 8660 5700 For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com State Library of Victoria 2.5 A Community Rate discount is available for institutions or funds established for a charitable purpose, for Terms and conditions of Venue hire the venue hire of Conference Centre rooms only. Charitable purposes are those that the law regards as 1. Hire of Venue charitable, namely the relief of poverty or sickness or the 1.1 The State Library agrees to hire function venues to needs of the aged, the advancement of education, the the Hirer in accordance with the terms and conditions advancement of religion and other purposes beneficial contained in this Agreement. to the community. All applications for the Community Rate discount must be in writing and addressed to the 1.2 The venues must only be used for such activities, Venue Manager, State Library of Victoria, and must functions and or events that are communicated to the include proof of the Hirer's not-for-profit ABN status. State Library at least 48 hours prior to the function. The Hirer will be advised in writing of the outcome of the application. 1.2.1 The State Library is not responsible for the content of events. The opinions and ideas expressed during 2.6 A discounted venue hire rate is offered for multiple functions or in recordings of functions may not reflect bookings made as part of a single booking or agreement. those of the State Library. 5 or more bookings made at any one time will incur a 10% venue hire discount, 10 or more bookings will 1.3 The Hirer warrants that the function shall not cause incur a 20% venue hire discount. The multiple bookings any physical or other damage to the venue or to the discount is only applicable to the full venue hire rate. It reputation and good standing of the State Library. The cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounted Hirer is also responsible for the behaviour of its servants, or membership rate. patrons, guests, staff and contractors and must ensure that they too comply with the terms and conditions of 3. Bookings the Agreement. 3.1 The Conference Centre is available for hire seven days a week. 1.4 The Hirer shall conduct the function in an orderly manner and shall comply with all laws, regulations and Generally, venue spaces will be available at the following such other legal requirements that may apply or relate to times: the function, including the by-laws and usual terms and Experimedia after 6.00pm Friday to Sunday conditions of the State Library. Queen's Hall seven days a week Cowen Gallery after 6:00pm Friday to Sunday 1.4.1 Should the nature of the event be deemed likely to Red Rotunda after 6:00pm Friday to Sunday jeopardise such conditions, the State Library reserves La Trobe Reading Room after 6:00pm Friday to Sunday the right to impose additional security charges for which the Hirer will be liable. Hire requests outside these hours will be subject to special approval and charges by the State Library. 1.5 The Hirer must provide to the State Library Venue Hire team comprehensive and accurate information about 3.2 Confirmation of tentative bookings must be made within the function. This information must include information 14 days of the function. Failure to confirm a tentative on any equipment to be used and any other information booking may result in the booking being cancelled. regarding any aspects of the event, which may affect the Confirmation of the booking is made upon the signing safety of the premises or good name and reputation of of the Venue Hire Agreement and payment of the the State Library. deposit. 3.3 Confirmation of the number of people attending the 2. Fee for Hire function shall be provided to the State Library Venue 2.1 The Hirer shall pay the Fee specified in the Venue Hire Hire team at least 48 hours prior to commencement of Agreement. the function. Where actual numbers of attendees are not reasonably able to be ascertained, an estimate shall be 2.2 In the event of the Fee not being paid prior to provided. commencement of the function, the State Library reserves the right to terminate this Agreement and 3.4 In the event that the number of people attending an withdraw the State Library's venues from use. In such event is increased by the Hirer after signing of the venue an instance, the Hirer releases, indemnifies and holds hire agreement, resulting in numbers exceeding the legal harmless the State Library from any claim, action, loss occupancy of the venue, the State Library reserves the and or damage that may be caused by or arise from the right to cancel a function, or refuse entry to guests once State Library withdrawing the Venue from use. the legal capacity has been reached. 2.3 In the event that there are extensions to function 4. Cancellation by Hirer duration or other agreed additional charges, the client 4.1 Cancellation of a booking shall be in writing and will invoiced for the balance following the function. submitted to the Venue Hire team. 2.4 The Fee for the hire of the State Library's venues is 4.2 Cancellations will incur the following charges: inclusive of GST. 0-2 days 100% venue hire and 100% catering 2-7 days 50% venue hire and 50% catering 7-30 days 100% deposit More than 30 days no cancellation fee For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 21 5. Cancellation by State Library 6.5 The Hirer must provide all forms of digital media to 5.1 The State Library may cancel the booking or offer be used during a function no less than one week prior alternative dates on 24 hour notice, if in its reasonable to the event. It is recommended that a State Library opinion: digital media technician be engaged for the duration of (a) The facilities will be unfit for use during the hiring the event, especially if specialised or multiple forms of period, or digital media are required. (b) In case of an emergency. 6.5.1 All requests for digital media support must be made to the State Library Venue Hire Team no less than one 5.2 In the event of a cancellation resulting from 5.1, the week prior to the event. State Library will refund 100% of all monies paid. 7. Conservation and special conditions 5.3 In the event of an alternative booking date or venue 7.1 Due to the nature of the State Library's buildings being agreed by both parties, the deposit paid will and collections, certain facilities may be subject to be retained by the State Library and applied to the conservation regulations and specific conditions. These alternative booking. include, but are not limited to: (a) Candles or naked flame may not be used in any part 5.4 At the discretion of the State Library, should an alternative of the Library booking date be requested by the Hirer, said date must (b) Prior approval must be given by the State Library Venue be within a reasonable time period of, or within the same Hire team before floral arrangements can be placed financial year as, the original booking. in the Cowen Gallery (they may be subject to a visual inspection). 5.5 Failure to provide and confirm an alternative booking (c) Nothing may be placed on heritage furniture date per clause 5.4 will result in the deposit paid being without prior approval of the State Library Venue Hire retained in full by the State Library and the Hirer's team. booking being cancelled. (d) Photography is not permitted in the Cowen Gallery. (e) Proposed alterations to lighting in the Cowen Gallery 5.6 The State Library may cancel the booking, if in its may not be possible and will require the written reasonable opinion the hirer fails to comply with the permission of the State Library Venue Hire team. terms and conditions of this agreement. (f) No food or drink is permitted in the Keith Murdoch Gallery. 5.7 If the booking is cancelled as a result of clause 5.4, (g) The opening of bottles and food preparation is not clause 4.2 will apply. permitted in spaces housing Library collection material 6. Equipment 7.2 Smoke machines, special balloon effects and 6.1 The State Library will provide equipment specified in pyrotechnics are not permitted at the State Library of the Function Schedule. The Hirer is not permitted to Victoria. use their own audio-visual equipment without prior authorisation from the State Library Venue Hire team. 7.3 Should the Fire Brigade respond to an alarm at the State Library, set off by the unauthorised use of equipment, 6.1.1 In the instance the Hirer is to provide their own audio- the Hirer will be liable for any charges incurred by visual equipment, the Hirer must agree to the terms of the State Library. The Hirer will also be liable for any the State Library's Information and Communication damage to the buildings, furniture or fittings or the Technology Security policy. Library's Collection, as a result of such unauthorised use or damage caused by the Fire Brigade in responding to 6.1.2 By signing the State Library's Information and the alarm. Communication Technology Security policy, the Hirers agrees that the State Library is unable to provide 8. Set up and delivery (Bump-in/bump-out) technical support for any equipment supplied by the 8.1 The Hirer is responsible for costs involved in ensuring Hirer. The Hirer also warrants that the equipment will set-up and pack-down time of all function venues. not cause any damage to State Library equipment or network infrastructure. The Hirer understands that they 8.2 The State Library is open to the public 68 hours may be required to compensate any damages resulting per week. All set-up and pack-down deliveries and from the use of their own equipment. procedures must be agreed with the State Library and confirmed in writing, ideally two weeks prior, but no 6.2 The Hirer must notify the State Library Venue Hire later than 48 hours prior to the function. This includes, team of any other or special equipment requirements 2 but is not limited to: business days prior to commencement of the function. (a) Bump in/bump out dates and times (b) Entry points and access pathways for all equipment 6.3 Any equipment belonging to the Hirer or for which the bump in/bump out, Hirer is responsible for, shall be removed from the State (c) Delivery times and details Library the same day as the function concludes. (d) The names and contact numbers of a supervising representative from each contracting company involved 6.4 The responsibility of obtaining permission to record an (including expected times of arrival) event is that of the Hirer. The Hirer releases, indemnifies (e) A detailed floor plan of the venue layout and holds harmless the State Library from any claim, action, loss and or damage that may arise as a result of failure to do so. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 9. Preferred Suppliers 14. Smoking 9.1 The State Library has preferred suppliers for all staging, 14.1 The State Library is a non smoking venue. The State production, lighting, floristry and like requirements. Library reserves the right to remove persons from the Should the Hirer wish to use alternative suppliers, a State Library and or close down the Function if smoking detailed brief will need to be submitted to the State occurs within the State Library. Library Venue Hire team. 15. Exits 10. Signage 15.1 Exit signage must not be covered and access must not be 10.1 The Hirer shall not erect or place any flag, banner or blocked off under any circumstances. other signage in, or around the State Library without the prior approval of the State Library Venue Hire team. 16. Noise Such approval shall be at the sole discretion of the State 16.1 The Hirer shall not exceed any noise levels, which, in the Library and approval will not be given for any signage opinion of the State Library, may disturb the Library's which detracts from the appearance of the premises, is customers or disrupt the normal operations of the State potentially unsafe or which may cause any damage to the Library. buildings, furniture or fittings. 10.2 Nothing is to be nailed, screwed, stapled or adhered to any wall, door or other surface or part of the building, furniture or fittings. 11. Catering and Alcohol 11.1 All catering services are provided by the State Library's preferred catering providers. 11.2 All refuse and function equipment catering must be removed from the State Library and its environs. The State Library may impose additional cleaning charges incurred as a result of excessive rubbish and equipment not removed by the Hirer. 11.3 The Hirer is not permitted to supply their own food and/or beverage. 11.4 The sale of alcohol on State Library premises is not permitted without the appropriate Liquor License first having been obtained by the Hirer. 12. Security 12.1 The State Library maintains 24 hour security. Any specific security arrangements for the function must be arranged by the Hirer with the State Library Venue Hire team prior to the commencement of the function at an additional cost to the Hirer. 12.2 The State Library accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or damage to any person, equipment or merchandise left on the premises prior to, during or after the function. The Hirer indemnifies the State Library against any such claim, action, loss or damage. 13. Insurance 13.1 A certificate of currency, or such other proof as may be acceptable to the State Library, providing Public Liability Cover for up to $10 000 000 for any one event must be provided to the State Library Venue Hire team prior to the Function. For more information: tel: +61 3 8664 7291 email: email@example.com 23 328 Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3000 03 8664 7291 email: email@example.com reet N e St La Trob Ent ry 3 et StreY dale ONE W A ns e Lo Littl ark ark al carptry ark carptry entr carptry en ry 1 Dis en e C nd en rn n a Ent et Stre patc bou Mel n statio rk QV sda le h trai car pa ark Lon Exh carp Tax ibiti i Swa WAY on S ONE Rus nsto tree sell Eliz t nS Stre abe tree et th S t tree t et Stre ins Coll Located in the heart of the CBD, the Library is e well served by all forms of public transport and a Littl wide choice of parking. l Mal Library venues are wheelchair accessible and limited disability parking is available in Little Lonsdale and La Trobe streets. 07/11


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Saturday, February 28, 2015
Opera Opulenza serves up an evening of French art songs by Fauré, Ravel, Bizet and Debussy, accompanied by Chocolate Arts & Zimt chocolates. 7:00 pm (doors open 6:30 pm). Tickets $25/20, available online through our website or by cash at door.
Sunday, March 01, 2015
Good Noise Vancouver Gospel Choir get their soulful groove on with Hallelujah Praise: Motown Meets Gospel. The annual concert - an audience favourite - promises to raise spirits with upwards of 140 glorious voices singing works that combine smooth R&B rhythms of the Motown tradition with stirring gospel selections. This is a timely performance, falling closely behind Canada's Black History Month, and will feature songs by acclaimed artists who brilliantly merge the two influential and celebrated genres.
Adults/Students/Seniors: $15; Children: $10.
It's no walk in the park. It's 48 thigh-burning storeys skyward in support of lung health.
Who: 500+ Climbers, firefighters and volunteers.
Why: To raise much-needed funds for lung health research, education and advocacy.
How: Registration is $25. In addition, each participant must fundraise a minimum $125.
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The Dancers of Damelahamid and the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC present the 2015 Coastal First Nations Dance Festival. An annual celebration of Indigenous stories, songs, and dances, artists from Arizona, Alaska, Yukon, Washington, and throughout British Columbia will each showcase the brilliance of their individual culture. This year's festival will also feature enhanced educational offerings including a new Artist Talk with award-winning Haida artist Terri-Lyne Williams-Davidson.
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Daily from March 3, 2015 to March 22, 2015
In a bold and bloody takedown of white-collar culture, ITSAZOO Productions presents a gripping world premiere - The Competition is Fierce on stage at Renegade Studio's Shop Theatre. From Playwright and Co-Artistic Producer Sebastien Archibald, and Director Chelsea Haberlin, this hair-raising and satirical new work will transport audiences to a dystopian corporate future where 'climbing the company ladder' entails gladiatorial combat to the death.
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Opera Mariposa is proud to make their Minoru Chapel debut with a costumed concert of sumptuous operatic highlights, featuring songs and scenes from Carmen, La bohème, Don Giovanni, The Magic Flute, The Marriage of Figaro and many more. Join multi-award-winning sopranos Jacqueline Ko and Robin Eder-Warren with acclaimed baritone Jason Cook as they bring to life some of opera's most unforgettable moments.
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Increased levels of angiopoietin-2 in induced sputum from smoking asthmatic patients
Article first published online: 28 APR 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.2009.03262.x
© 2009 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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Kanazawa, H., Asai, K., Tochino, Y., Kyoh, S., Kodama, T. and Hirata, K. (2009), Increased levels of angiopoietin-2 in induced sputum from smoking asthmatic patients. Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 39: 1330–1337. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.2009.03262.x
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- Issue published online: 5 AUG 2009
- Article first published online: 28 APR 2009
- Submitted 17 September 2008; revised 30 December 2008; accepted 3 March 2009
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- angiopoietin-1;
- angiopoietin-2;
- bronchial asthma;
- cigarette smoking;
- inhaled corticosteroid therapy
Background Active cigarette smoking has detrimental effects on asthma morbidity and severity. Angiopoietin-1 has been shown to protect the microvessels against plasma leakage, whereas angiopoietin-2 enhances vascular permeability and subsequently induces airway mucosal oedema. Therefore, it is recently thought that angiopoietin-2 may contribute to the pathophysiology of asthma.
Objective To determine whether angiopoietin-2 levels in the airways are associated with clinical profiles in smoking asthmatics.
Methods We measured angiopoietin-1 and -2 levels in induced sputum in 35 normal controls (18 non-smokers and 17 smokers) and 49 asthmatics (24 non-smokers and 25 smokers) before and after inhaled beclomethasone dipropionate (BDP: 800 μg/day) therapy for 12 weeks.
Results Angiopoietin-1 and -2 levels in induced sputum were significantly higher in asthmatics than in normal controls. Moreover, angiopoietin-2 levels were significantly higher in smoking asthmatics than in non-smoking asthmatics (P=0.0001). The airway vascular permeability index was also higher in smoking asthmatics than in non-smoking asthmatics. Moreover, the angiopoietin-2 level was positively correlated with the airway vascular permeability index (non-smoking asthmatics: r=0.87, P<0.001, smoking asthmatics: r=0.64, P=0.002). After BDP therapy, angiopoietin-1 levels were significantly decreased in non-smoking asthmatics, smoking-cessation asthmatics, and active-smoking asthmatics. In contrast, angiopoietin-2 levels did not differ from before to after BDP therapy in non-smoking asthmatics and active-smoking asthmatics. However, its levels were significantly decreased from before to after BDP therapy in smoking-cessation asthmatics (P=0.002). Although forced expiratory volume in 1 s (FEV1)/forced vital capacity (FVC) before BDP therapy was comparable in all subgroups, this parameter after BDP therapy was significantly lower in active-smoking asthmatics than in non-smoking and smoking-cessation asthmatics. Moreover, the reduction in angiopoietin-2 levels after BDP therapy in smoking-cessation asthmatics was significantly correlated with an mprovement in FEV1/FVC.
Conclusion Angiopoietin-2 levels were elevated in the airways of smoking asthmatics, and its levels were associated with impaired airway responses.


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A young man went into the Western Wilderness to look for his brother who had been gone too long and was now thought to be lost. His brother had left him a map, which was marked with the route he had planned to take to the top of Western Peak. The young man had decided to follow the route into the wilderness in hopes that he would find his brother along the way.
He began his journey by following a blazed trail next to a river that climbed up from a valley to the top of a high waterfall. At the river's edge, just before the crest of the waterfall, was a young woman who was filling a bag with water. The young man approached the woman and after describing his brother and his expedition, asked if she had seen him or heard news of a young man traveling alone. The young woman said that she had not but that she and her three sisters had only just started a two-week backpacking trip that same day. Although she had not had much contact with any other hikers, she had visited the Western Wilderness many times and so was familiar with the terrain.
"The way to Western Peak is long and difficult to navigate and should not be undertaken alone", remarked the young woman. "My sisters and I are camped in the woods on the other side of the trail. Come camp with us tonight and tomorrow we will hike with you to the mountain."
The young man liked the sound of her idea and so walked with the woman to her camp. After introducing him to her sisters, she recounted the story of his lost brother. The sisters agreed to accompany him to the top of Western Peak and to have him stay with them at their camp. Two of the women then set about helping the young man find a suitable place to put up his tent, while the other two started cooking dinner. After the meal, one of the sisters took out a map and the group went over the route they planned to take the next day. Once everyone was satisfied with the plan, the group cleaned up, and the young man went to sleep eager to begin the next day's journey and confidant that he would find his brother.
Early the next morning the group set off on their expedition to Western Peak. The women led the young man away from the trail, and into the backcountry. After about one mile of difficult hiking, the young man slipped on a rock while crossing a stream and fell face first in to the water. One of the sisters helped him to his feet. He was wet from head to toe and had bruised his knee. He assured the group that was not badly hurt, so they continued on their trek.
Over the course of the next mile, the going was somewhat easier as they used a river to the west to keep their bearing. The land rose gently, and the group moved along at a steady pace from open meadows to wooded glens with the only major obstacles being large areas of deadfall and the constant presence of mosquitoes.
The land then began to slope upwards, and the river forked. Because of the river's strong currents, instead of crossing the water, they were forced to follow the north fork up along a ridge. Soon the group came to a wide expanse of marsh. At the side of the marsh from which they came the river was still uncrossable. The other side seemed relatively flat, so the group decided to walk around the marsh and find a better place to cross.
Once they had made it to the other side, the land did in fact flatten out. The river's banks were much wider and the currents slower, giving the group suitable places to cross. Upon finding such a place, the group waded into the water, locked arms, and sidestepped in unison across the creek.
By this time the young man began feeling as if he could rely on the sisters to lead him right to his brother. However, after crossing the creek, they turned to him and said, "Your Turn".
He was then given the task of leading the group the rest of the way to Western Peak. The young man removed the map from his pocket and set out in front of the group. He came across what seemed to be a game trail that led in the general direction of the mountain. The trail climbed upwards along a brook until finally reaching a small lake. Because of heavy rains that had covered the area in previous months, the lake had overflowed its banks to form a maze of inlets, seasonal islands, and marsh. The young man knew that the most direct route to the peak was to get across the flooded area and walk around the lake to the west; however, that side of the lake was also guarded by a steep rise, which would be hard to pass.
The sisters suggested another way that while longer, would be more manageable. The young man agreed, so the group headed back east away from Western Peak, and traveled along the alternate route, which followed the ridge of a deep gorge cut by an arm the river that the group had crossed earlier.
After a few miles of hard climbing, the group went past the tree line and entered the alpine region. From here on the land, having changed so dramatically seemed to affect the young man in ways the valleys below had not. High peaks jutted fiercely above cold, quiet lakes, which were surrounded by the remnants of a late spring snowfall. The trees of the valleys had been replaced by fields of massive boulders. Interspersed among the rocks were thin meadows of grass colored throughout with the reds, whites, yellows, and blues of wildflowers. The land was full of contrast being both harsh and beautiful, but the young man had an overwhelming sense of peace.
The sisters informed the young man that they now needed to move south, but in order to do so, had to cross Deep Lake. Upon reaching its shores, the group noticed that large rocks rose above the water across the entire surface of the lake. By helping each other from rock to rock the sisters were able to cross without getting their feet wet. Having injured his knee after falling on a rock earlier that day, the young man hesitated to follow their lead, and instead of heeding their warnings, walked straight through the freezing water.
Once across the lake, one of the sisters noticed the young man shivering from cold. Fearing the outset of hypothermia, the sisters had him change his clothes, made a pot of hot soup for him to eat, and setup their tent in which he was able to get warm and recover.
So, after an unexpected night near Deep Lake, the group set out the next morning on the last leg of their journey to Western Peak, where the young man hoped to find his lost brother.
After a full morning's hike, the group made it to the foot of Western Mountain. To reach the peak, they decided to follow a long, natural ramp up the mountain's eastern slope. And so they climbed. The group traveled slowly, but eventually made their way to base of the summit. As they neared a steep snowfield that led straight to the mountain's peak, the sisters halted.
"We cannot climb any further", they said.
One of the sisters had started to get sick and needed to be brought down the mountain immediately. The young man, however determined he was to reach the top and find some sign of his brother's whereabouts, could not leave his new friends, and so, he left the peak and descended the mountain.
Once down the mountain, the young woman began feeling better. After setting up camp, the group decided that two of the women would stay with the sister who had gotten ill, while the young man and the sister he first met at the river's edge, would make another attempt to ascend the peak.
Early the next morning, the two started their climb. They hiked back up the ramp and to the snowfield at the base of the summit. The young woman led the way up the snow, carefully kicking her boots into the slope creating a footpath for the young man to follow. After reaching the top, the pair walked along the perimeter of the peak looking for any sign that the young man's brother had been there. At the edge of peak's northern wall, the young man came across two large boulders. In a crevice between the rocks was a bottle.
The young man opened the bottle to find a notebook, which served as a sort of registry for hikers who had made it to the top of the peak. He searched each page for a note from his brother, but found nothing. Distraught, the young man considered his brother's fate. He then thought of his own journey to the mountaintop and what would have happened had he not had the help of his newfound friends. A cold wind blew across the young man's face. He thumbed to an empty page in the registry, took the pen and made the following entry:
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Five Ways to Negotiate a Better Job Offer ... Despite the Economy
In the early 1980s the country was in the midst of a major recession as bad as the one we are currently experiencing. Unemployment was in the double digits and so was inflation. Yet I was able to negotiate a 50 percent salary increase when I took a job with a new firm in Washington, D.C.
Although I would like to be able to say my success was due to my extraordinary skill as a negotiator, it wasn't. I was still in my 20s at the time; this was the first time I ever really had to negotiate my compensation and, in hindsight, I made a lot of mistakes. The things I did do right though, were to negotiate with the right employer at the right time, and convince them that I was the right candidate for the job. Then and only then did we seriously talk about money.
In a tough economy most individuals don't think they have the ability to negotiate salary. Regardless of the state of the economy, if you are able to get a job offer you probably are in a better position to negotiate than you think.
When it comes to negotiating, as in every aspect of your life, you limit yourself by what you think you can do. If someone wants to hire you, it is because you offer something they value. As a result, you are in a position to negotiate for additional money, benefits and opportunities. There are, however, right and wrong ways to go about it. Here are five tips to help you negotiate when the job market is weak.
1. Take the time to learn how to negotiate.
Like math and good writing, negotiating skills have to be learned. Take a class, attend a seminar or read a book on the topic. The ability to negotiate effectively will help you throughout your working career, not only when you are discussing compensation.
Every day at work you negotiate about deadlines, to get resources, about time off and to get assignments that will propel your career forward and enable to earn more money. Ultimately your career success depends on your ability to effectively negotiate. Time spent learning how to hammer out a deal is time well spent, and will pay dividends throughout your career.
2. Get a potential employer to "fall in love" with you before you talk about money.
The time to be asking for things is after an employer has decided to hire you. Focus on what is important to the employer and what you can do for them. In tough times, making or saving money is always important. So is your ability to make your prospective boss look good.
Employers want to hire people who bring value, and they are willing to pay what is necessary to hire them. Once the employer has decided to make you an offer, then, and only then, should you start discussing the terms of employment. Until that time, whenever the subject of money comes up, talk about the job. Be enthusiastic about wanting the job. Show that you really want to work there. Ask for the job. No one wants to hire a person who is only looking for a paycheck.
If asked what you are looking for in terms of compensation, say something like "I am sure that if I am the right person for the job and the job is right for me, something that is fair will be readily worked out." Then ask some questions about the job. You will look good to the employer and defer the conversation until a time that is more appropriate.
3. The only difference between being employed and being unemployed is your self-confidence.
You are same person when you are unemployed as you were when you were working. You have the same skills and same experience. The value you can bring to an employer doesn't change just because you don't have a job. The only difference is your confidence. If you exhibit confidence you not only can negotiate effectively, you probably can land the job you want.
Competition for your services will also make you seem more valuable in the eyes of a prospective employer. Talking with several prospective employers at the same time will not only increase your confidence but will enhance your bargaining leverage.
4. Don't act like you are negotiating.
While you want to arrange the best possible deal, you should do so in a way that doesn't look like you are negotiating. Remember, once the employer has decided to offer you a job, they are trying to recruit you. Let them. Tell them what your concerns are. Ask for the things you want without ever suggesting that you won't accept the job if you don't get them. "Would it be possible..." or "Could you..." or 'Other companies I have been talking to have offered, is it possible...." are non-threatening ways for you to ask. Don't make "demands." Throughout the process, and especially when you are asking for something, let the employer know how excited you are about the opportunity and how much you want the job.
5. Negotiating is not only about salary.
Understand how a prospective employer structures its compensation, and seek what is easiest for an employer to give. For some employers that is salary; for others it is bonuses or equity. Often, particularly early in your career, the most important thing that you can negotiate is the chance to learn new skills. When you learn new skills it will enable you to get better jobs and negotiate more money.
You can arrange what projects you will be assigned to, who you will be working with and what training you will receive. Asking for the opportunity to attend seminars and receive additional training is usually looked on favorably by employers. If the company doesn't have a formal tuition-reimbursement program, sometimes you can get the company to agree to pay for additional formal education.
Regardless of the state of the economy, most employers are not trying to hire based solely on whom they can get for least amount of money. They are seeking individuals that add real value, especially in a tough business environment. If you have demonstrated your worth sufficiently that an employer wants to hire you, you are in a good position to negotiate your compensation.
Most employers want to be seen as being fair, and want you not only to accept the position but also to feel good about doing so. Within the constraints of their budgets and organizational structures, employers usually will agree to any request that seems fair and reasonable. So being able to give a rationale for what you are asking for that will resonate with your prospective employer will make it more likely they will agree to give it to you. Asking for things that will help you in your work but which you would otherwise probably buy for yourself anyway, like certain computer equipment and software or an iPhone, is generally a fairly easy sell.
Understanding these principles will allow you to effectively negotiate the best possible terms in your next job regardless of the state of the economy. Once you are hired, do a good job and continually seek out new challenges. As you take on added responsibilities and learn new skills, there will be opportunities to negotiate further improvements.
A veteran human resources executive, Lee E. Miller is a career coach and he co-founder of YourCareerDoctors.com. He is also the author of "Get More Money on Your Next Job... In Any Economy"
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10:05 PM ET, April 23, 2007
Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, California
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Being too careful with Vladimir Guerrero may have cost Mike Maroth a victory despite a big lead.
Curtis Granderson led off the game with a home run and Ivan Rodriguez had a pair of two-out RBI singles, but Maroth couldn't get out of the fifth inning. Jason Grilli then bailed him out to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Los Angeles Angels 9-5 Monday night."As a starter, I've been in those situations too," Grilli said. "Even when you get that much of a lead, you have to pitch like it's a 1-0 game -- but you still have to be aggressive. When a team is down like that, they're looking for that big inning to get themselves back in the game. That's the mentality. So you can play into it or you can just put yourself on cruise control."Maroth was pulled by manager Jim Leyland one out shy of the required five innings for a victory, despite leading 8-3. Grilli (2-1) relieved the left-hander with the bases loaded and retired Mike Napoli on a fielder's choice grounder. He pitched 2 1-3 innings of hitless relief for the win, allowing an unearned run."I'm just glad that we won the ballgame, and I was happy to come in and do the job with the bases loaded," Grilli said. "Those are situations I thrive on."Maroth threw 105 pitches, allowing three runs -- two earned -- seven hits and five walks."He had a tough time with his control," Leyland said. "I was trying to milk him through it and get him through the fifth, but I couldn't quite do it."Maroth, who entered averaging only 2.36 walks per nine innings since the start of the 2003 season, walked Guerrero three times on 13 pitches his first three times up. Guerrero came in 5-for-13 against Maroth with three homers."Guerrero's obviously a guy you don't want to beat you. But when you're ahead 7-0, that makes things a little bit different," Leyland said. "He's one of the most dangerous hitters in all of baseball. I love to watch that guy play. But there's no sense in having a report on him, because you might as well throw that out the window."How do you get him out? Nobody knows," Leyland added. "You've got as good a chance of getting him out if you throw one right down the middle as you do if you bounce it."Jered Weaver (0-2) threw 70 pitches in 1 2-3 innings and retired only five of the 14 batters he faced in his second start since coming off the disabled list. The right-hander, facing the Tigers for the first time, was charged with seven runs -- five earned -- and seven hits.Weaver won his first nine decisions last season as a rookie and finished 11-2 with a 2.56 ERA in 19 starts. But he missed spring training because of biceps tendinitis, the same problem that forced him to miss a start last July."Everything feels good. I don't blame anything on what happened because of anything physical," Weaver said. "I just couldn't get any of my off-speed pitches over for strikes, and it showed. You're not going to have a very good night when you don't have your secondary stuff working for you."Gary Matthews Jr. led off the ninth against Joel Zumaya with his first home run for the Angels after hitting a career-high 19 last season with Texas.Granderson drove Weaver's fifth pitch of the game over the 18-foot wall in right-center for his seventh career leadoff homer, and Rodriguez added an RBI single in the first.The defending AL champions staked Maroth to a 7-0 lead with a five-run second. All of the runs came with two outs. Gary Sheffield, who came in batting just .119 in his first full season as a designated hitter, singled home Granderson for only his second RBI. Carlos Guillen chased Weaver with another RBI single, and two more runs scored on a throwing error by third baseman Robb Quinlan."When you haven't seen a guy like that before, you've just got to be selective. And basically, that's what we did," Rodriguez said. "We took a lot of first pitches to see his delivery and how he released the ball. He got himself in trouble early in the game and we took advantage."Game notes
Granderson's only other home run against the Angels was an inside-the-park trip against Bartolo Colon on Sept. 15, 2005, at Anaheim. ... Craig Monroe struck out twice in the second inning, once against Hector Carrasco. He already has fanned a team-high 24 times in 69 plate appearances. Monroe struck out 126 times last season. ... Rodriguez had no RBIs in 27 at-bats against the Angels last season.
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Los Angeles leads 5-3 (as of Mon 4/23) | ||
» Mon 4/23 | DET 9, @LAA 5 | Box Score |
Tue 4/24 | @LAA 9, DET 8 | Recap |
Tue 5/22 | LAA 6, @DET 3 | Recap |
Wed 5/23 | @DET 8, LAA 7 | Recap |
Thu 5/24 | @DET 12, LAA 0 | Recap |
Fri 7/27 | @LAA 11, DET 6 | Recap |
Sat 7/28 | @LAA 10, DET 3 | Recap |
Sun 7/29 | @LAA 13, DET 4 | Recap |
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Scoring Summary
1st | C Granderson homered to right. | 1 | 0 | |
1st | I Rodriguez singled to center, M Ordonez scored, C Guillen to third. | 2 | 0 | |
2nd | G Sheffield singled to center, C Granderson scored, P Polanco to third, G Sheffield to second advancing on throw. | 3 | 0 | |
2nd | M Ordonez reached on infield single to third, P Polanco scored, G Sheffield to third. | 4 | 0 | |
2nd | C Guillen doubled to right center, G Sheffield scored, M Ordonez to third. | 5 | 0 | |
2nd | I Rodriguez safe at first on error by third baseman R Quinlan, M Ordonez and C Guillen scored. | 7 | 0 | |
2nd | M Izturis reached on infield single to third, S Hillenbrand scored, M Izturis to second on throwing error by third baseman B Inge. | 7 | 1 | |
3rd | S Hillenbrand singled to left, R Quinlan scored. | 7 | 3 | |
4th | I Rodriguez singled to center, M Ordonez scored. | 8 | 3 | |
6th | O Cabrera hit sacrifice fly to right, M Izturis scored. | 8 | 4 | |
9th | C Guillen hit sacrifice fly to right, G Sheffield scored. | 9 | 4 | |
9th | G Matthews homered to right. | 9 | 5 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA |
Attendance | 40,563 (89.2% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:22 |
Weather | 62 degrees, clear |
Wind | 7 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Tim Tschida, First Base - Jim Joyce, Second Base - Jeff Nelson, Third Base - Jim Wolf |


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