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Guerrero doubled to deep left, Matthews scored.
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Casey Kotchman (1) solo shot to center off Millwood.
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Suggestions for a rose hedge
I have a small bed (12 feet by 3 feet) where I'd like some sort of hedge for a little privacy from the street. 3-4 feet high would be OK, or maybe slightly higher. I can prune now and then to keep them in bounds if necessary. I was thinking of yellow. I like KnockOut roses OK, but the yellow ones I understand aren't so great. I have read about yellow Simplicity, so if anyone has any experience with these, I'd appreciate your comments. I was also thinking of some of David Austen's English roses, since they tend to grow more upright. Again your comments would be appreciated.
I cannot give any specific recommendations, as my climate is too different from yours, but if you give some info as to WHERE you are in zone 6b (near the coast? elevation? etc), others might be able to help. Just as an example, there are areas in Maine right near the water that are in zone 6, where rugosa hedges are the norm and thrive. However, other zone 6 places would do better with something else......location, location, location, as they say in real estate.
Carefree Sunshine! It is a soft medium yellow with abundant bright green foliage that is resistant to blackspot disease. It repeats quickly and heavily if deadheaded promptly. You can do that with hedge shears. Mine stays around 4' high with moderate pruning. It does want to spread wider than 3', but I think you could control that. Slight but noticeable fragrance. I love this rose.
Here is a link that might be useful: hmf
Consider Austin's Molineux. It is a bit more upright than Carefree Sunshine (that isn't true for many, maybe for most, Austins, by the way) and thus might work better as a hedge. It is a blend of yellow/gold/apricot--sometimes looking very yellow/yellowish white, but at other times the golden and apricot tones predominate. I love how it changes color combinations. It is quite floriferous and good on disease-resistance though it may need an occasional fungal spray. Mine have never had any serious fungus problems, however. It has a fuller bloom than Carefree Sunshine does.
Lots of people prefer Carefree Sunshine, so go with what looks best to you.
Yes, 'Molineux' is narrower and has a more impressive, more fragrant flower. But in my climate it would not be suitable as a front-yard rose without regular fungicide to prevent blackspot. For me it has somewhat above-average resistance but can still nearly defoliate without protection. However, we have extreme disease pressure here. Maybe someone in the upper mid-Atlantic can comment.
If a very pale yellow would be suitable, my other suggestion for a yellow would be 'Prairie Harvest.'
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Jacqueline, I am in RI but not too near the ocean. To everyone, the location for this hedge will provide mid-day sun for several hours. It's an open area, with the driveway in front, and a lawn and patio behind, so there will be good air flow. I don't know if this information helps but maybe it will. I looked up some of your suggestions online and they do look good. Thank you all.
I had two rose hedges back in Z6 Ohio-- the rugosa Roserie de l'Hay was a stunning success even in part shade with tree root competition. I used Sarah van Fleet for the other hedge-- in full sun she couldn't complete with tree roots plus turned out to have a leggy habit. Failure.
Rugosas have the virtue of drought tolerance, nonstop bloom, no need to spray--ever. R.rugosa alba and R.rugosa rubra would be terrific too and would add bright orange hips to the display.
And now that I've made this pronouncement (!) do tell us exactly how many hours of FULL sun you have!! please!!
It will get from 5 hours in spring to maybe 6.5 hours in summer. The rugosa you suggest isn't yellow, although I did find 'Agnes' online as a yellow one. Problem is they are considered invasive here in Rhode Island. They are everywhere, especially along all the shoreline areas.


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The inventor of the 3.5-inch floppy disk, Sony, is joining the already crowded battle to dislodge that floppy as the removable computer storage device of choice. This week, Sony and Fujifilm officially unveiled HiFD, a floppy disk on steroids that holds about 140 times as much information as a conventional disk, and the HiFD disk drive.
HiFD's capacity is double that of the popular Zip disk but well below the one gigabyte offered by the Syquest Sparq drive, which uses a more costly, hard-drive technology for its disks. ''We believe that the HiFD has the capacity to be the next standard,'' said Scott McNulty, Fuji's group product manager for computer products.
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RICS see indicators continue to improve
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has seen that their activity indictors in their recent survey have continued to edge upwards.
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Further the November 2012 RICS Housing Market Survey has reported a slightly more negative headline net price balance than it saw in October. This was seen at -9, compared to -7 in October, which means that 9% more surveyors saw a fall in house prices than those that saw a rise.
However this region of surevy results indicates a generally stable trend in the main price indices. Further more, 2/3rds of respondents actually reported that prices had not changed over the previous three months. This all helps with the view that we have a stable picture going into 2013
The forward looking indicators contained in the survey covering both the three and twelve month horizons suggest that this picture is likely to persist through the course of the coming year.
Regionaly London continues to out perform the rest of the regions, with a net balance reaching nearly 40. All although regions had a negative balance, with Wales, Yorkshire and Humber and East Midlands taking the bottom three spots respectively.
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Had not tried Dean Koontz for a few years; he is very intense and sometimes scary, because he is so on target with his characters and his plots are so thought-provokingly possible. I am happy I tried this novel for my return to the Koontz reading ranks. The performance was outstanding with good separation of character voices.
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Does this exist anywhere??
I think that would be a huge huge help for folks (myself included) if there was a simple chart that basically said, "if you're making a Saison, and you're using one of these four yeasts, you should ferment at 75 for two days, then 80 for two days, 85 for two days and 90 for another week and a half)"
"For lagers using these five yeasts, ferment at 50 for x days, raise to 68 for two days, then drop to 38 for six weeks"
Etc etc
But it could easily be done in a simple chart instead of narrative like I have it above.
Has anyone ever seen something like this??? I realize x temp for x days isn't always an exact science at all depending on what kind activity you have going on but a guide to start off with would be a huge plus for a lot of people I think.
Make one up but I will tell you that there is going to be a HUGE discrepency about what yeasts work well at what temps for what beers. It would be impossible to accurately do this. However, you could use a temperature range, which I'm sure knowledgable people could agree on.
Maybe something like this? I have never seen any that tell you how many days and such. I'd stick to the "1.5 week" minimum primary, then depending on the style it goes from there.
Ask your LHBS if he has either of the yeast labs strain guide posters (or both). I have both the White Labs and Wyeast posters which give all the information you'd need except how long.
Most LHBS get them to give out as hand outs.
Now what I'd like is a poster for all the available Dry Yeast strains with the same information.
[QUOTE=GilaMinumBeer;788076]Ask your LHBS if he has either of the yeast labs strain guide posters (or both). I have both the White Labs and Wyeast posters which give all the information you'd need except how long.
Most LHBS get them to give out as hand outs.
yup... I know exactly the ones you're talking about... I didn't realize they listed out the temps. I guess I'm more curious about the different stages of fermentation and temp changes you should be making.
After... I dunno... 60 batches?? I made my FIRST lager (don't have a good explaination why it took that long) and I had no idea on the fermentation schedule.
I've never made a Saison and the recipes I have never seem to really give a lot of info on how to ferment at the right temps.
I'm in the camp that says " keep the temp steady" a d-rest for lagers is OK but ales need to be steady. Pick a temp and go with it.
This is directly copied from Wyeast web page. I pasted this time to be sure.
This versatile yeast ferments extremely well in dark worts. It is a good choice for most high gravity beers. Beers fermented in the lower temperature range produce a dry, crisp profile with subtle fruitiness. Fruit and complex esters will increase when fermentation temperatures are above 64°F (18°C).
Flocculation: Medium
Attenuation: 71-75%
Temperature Range: 62-72F, 16-22C
Alcohol Tolerance: 12% ABV
So if sounds like you want to keep the temp between 62 and 64 if you want less complex esters and fruit. So it is a very specific description.
Can we assume that keeping with in the recommend Temp Range, the high end produces more esters in all cases with all yeast strains?
How about other flavors? Maybe it would help to know that bit of information. Probably already known by many of your experts. I am still trying to figure this stuff out. The fun or brewing.
Well, I was gonna make a comment about bringing a post back from the dead, but I'd not seen that link to the BYO yeast guide before, so I guess good find .
Anyways, for your question, esters are really complicated. In general I suppose you could say that a higher temp would lead to more esters, everything else being the same. But high gravity worts, under/over pitching, poor aeration, and lots of other things can also lead to esters. Higher temps can also lead to things like fusel alcohols and other off-flavors though, so it gets kind of yeast dependent.
The specific ester you get is also going to change depending on yeast type. Some are tasty (hefe-banana, belgian-fruity), some not so much. At least for the Belgian yeast strains, Whitelabs has a nice chart detailing the different esters that are given off at different fermenting temps.


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New housing development coming to Northside
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Northside's first new housing development since the
American Can Lofts
in 2012 is under construction.
The Gantry
, located at 4100 Hamilton Ave., will bring 131 apartments to the neighborhood.
With Northside's business district continuing to stabilize, The Gantry will help bring more residents and foot traffic to the area. Most of Northside's housing stock is circa 1950s, and land for new developments is hard to come by in the neighborhood.
The $16 million project involves redeveloping the site formerly occupied by the Myron G. Johnson & Son Lumber Co., which closed in the early 2000s. The city purchased the land parcel in 2006, and Indianapolis-based
Milhaus Construction
was chosen as the developer after a request for proposals in 2012.
The mixed-use project will include three separate buildings: two four-story buildings and a three-story building at 1518 Knowlton St., which was the home of a bowling alley and pool hall. There will also be 8,000 square feet of retail space, which will bring a number of new businesses to the Hamilton Avenue business district.
Apartments will range from 400 square feet to 1,100 square feet, and prices will range from $600 to $1,600 per month. The LEED Silver-certified apartments are expected to be ready by next summer.
Pedal Wagon, Halfcut owner opens coworking space in OTR
Friday, December 12, 2014
Jack Heekin, owner of Over-the-Rhine's
Pedal Wagon
, recently opened up a coworking space dubbed The Office attached to Halfcut at 12th and Walnut Streets.
Gomez Salsa
Push Pull Studios
Squirrel Films
and Venn have joined Halfcut and the Pedal Wagon so far, and Heekin says there's an open door policy.
"People are always coming in and out, and more and more people are asking about using it," he says. "The Office is definitely open to whoever wants to use it."
Heekin says The Office evolved on its own: As he opened Halfcut and his friend from high school, Andrew Gomez, opened Gomez Salsa next door, they each realized they needed an office. They turned Halfcut's storage space into The Office — it's between the kitchen, which Gomez Salsa uses, and Halfcut's bar.
The space has slowly developed into a place for friends and friends of friends to come in and work together.
The bottom floor is just under 1,000 square feet and has a lounge area for meetings as well as a ping pong table for hanging out. The second floor is about 300 square feet, with a number of desks for companies to work at and share ideas.
"The Office will help add to the big picture and overall success of Cincinnati," Heekin says. "If another startup needs help with something, you'll be able to get it, as well as pitch ideas and collaborate with others."
Lifelong musician/artist Waller opens downtown art gallery
Thursday, December 11, 2014
You might know Dick Waller from his 34 years as principal clarinetist for the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
or the
Linton Music Series
, but you might not know that he's also a painter. Waller, 85, opened an art gallery and studio in November,
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Two years ago, Waller showed 150 paintings at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center and realized if he wanted to continue doing shows of that size he needed a larger space. He found the building at 130 W. Court St. about a year ago, and with the help of the building's landlord he's transformed the space into an inviting gallery that feels like a living room.
The 2,000-square-foot gallery includes a cozy seating area in the middle and studio in the rear of the space. Waller says he spends four or five nights a week there for about five hours, creating new pieces. Each of his 290 pieces look as if they're alive, which can be contributed to the fact that he listens to classical music as he paints. And if he doesn't like something, he brushes it off, leaving a unique combination of colors.
"At 20, I went to an art exhibit in New York and became enthralled," Waller says. "I went home and created my first painting in my basement, which my daughter has hanging in her house."
Unlike Waller's more recent work, his daughter Margy calls the first piece "Paris Metro." The rest of his paintings are titled "Contrasts" after a piece he loved to play by the same name. Waller then numbers each piece with Roman Numerals, much like symphony opuses. That way, when they're set up in the gallery viewers can enjoy them how they wish.
Waller was on the leading edge of audience development for classical music locally, starting the 801 Plum Concerts, which aimed to get young professionals interested in classical music, as well as
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for children ages 3-6 and their parents. And now he's on the leading edge of helping to develop a new neighborhood.
Waller wants the gallery to be a community space where people gather for coffee and hang out. He plans to host events, both large and small, as well as hold meetings for the Cincinnati Abstract Art Group.
"I want to help bring life to this area," he says. "It's a new frontier, and I see it being a very live place in the next few years."
Article owners opening women's wear shop
Tuesday, December 09, 2014
Anthony Graziani and his wife opened the men's clothing store
in Over-the-Rhine last September. And after positive customer response and continued development on Vine Street, they're opening a second shop, Idlewild Woman, just down the block.
"We're still in the startup mode with Article, but there's so much promise in the neighborhood we decided to take the leap and open a second store," Graziani says. "The credit really goes to Cincinnati and the renaissance going on right now."
The 1,000-square-foot space at 1232 Vine St. is currently serving as a holiday pop-up shop for Idlewild and
Fern Studio
, but by April it will be 100 percent Idlewild.
"People really like that Article is dialed into what men are looking for as far as a shopping experience," Graziani says. "We plan to do the same thing with Idlewild."
Graziani also found that female shoppers were looking for that same type of retail experience that Article offers. He received lots of feedback from female customers shopping at Article either for the man in their life or for themselves. As fit jeans, oversized sweaters and menswear-inspired work pieces have become more popular, female shoppers have begun to frequent Article more and more.
Idlewild will have items that aren't necessarily on-trend but are classic. Graziani is focusing the retail options on brands not currently available in Cincinnati and is working to create a women's general store with a wide variety of items rather than a boutique.
Currently, the pop-up shop features goods from a variety of designers, including
Imogene and Willie
Baldwin Denim
Steven Alan
Objects Without Meaning
, Almond,
Billy Kirk
Tiro Tiro
Another Feather
Jacobsen Salt
Herbivore Botanicals
Mast Brothers Chocolate
. Additional brands will be added throughout the holiday season, and many of the brands will become Idlewild staples.
Where Article sells
Noble Denim
, Graziani says he hasn't found a regional designer like it that makes women's denim, although there's probably one out there that does.
"We're trying to support regional manufacturers as much as we can, and the majority of the designers we carry manufacture their products here in the States," he says. "But our focus is really on quality, not necessarily where it's made."
The holiday pop-up shop is open 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sundays in December. Deeper Roots Coffee is on-site 11 a.m.-3 p.m. serving pour-over coffee, and there are also nightly wine tastings.
Covington looking to the community to redevelop properties
Tuesday, December 09, 2014
The City of Covington launched its Community Developer Initiative last week to seek out residents to redevelop blighted or vacant properties. Residents or business owners will choose vacant properties they're interested in rehabilitating, and the city will decide if it can foreclose on the property or acquire it through other means.
The community developers will then purchase their chosen property from the city once it's been acquired. The developer will also cover the foreclosure costs.
Eight community developers will be redeveloping 17 properties in the first phase of the program. Each developer has agreed to pay the cost of bringing foreclosure action and to purchase the property from the city for a predetermined price.
Properties included in the first phase of the program are 2024 Donaldson Ave., 709 Greer St., 1110 Holman Ave., 2245 Jo Ann Place, 3512 Lincoln Ave., 307 Orchard St., 309 Orchard St., 622 Philadelphia St., 830 Philadelphia St., 232 E. Robbins St., 302 Robbins St., 310 Robbins St., 243 E. Tenth St., 306 W. Twelfth St., 322 W. Twelfth St., 324 W. Twelfth St. and 901 Worth St.
Center for Great Neighborhoods
is purchasing nine of the 17 properties and plan to rehabilitate the houses and then put them up for sale.
Covington is home to about 800 vacant properties — some are rundown houses, others are empty lots. These properties cost the city more than $800,000 per year to maintain or demolish, and some have been vacant for more than 20 years.
If you're interested in the Community Developer Initiative, contact the City of Covington at 859-292-2311.
Turn-of-the-century bar coming soon to Northside
Tuesday, December 09, 2014
The Northside building most recently occupied by The Serpent will open as Tillie's Lounge in February and feature champagne cocktails, craft beer, wine, premium snacks and bite-sized desserts sourced from a local bakery.
The building, located at 4042 Hamilton Ave., was built in 1881 for Droege Shoes and remained a cobbler for over 75 years. It's been vacant since The Serpent closed and has seen a makeover, since the inside was previously all black.
Tillie's will incorporate Northside's history as well, and the champagne cocktails will be named for neighborhood nostalgia. For example, The Walk-Over, which is named for one of Tillie's tricks, is made with raspberry vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice and pomegranate juice.
The bar is being named after Tillie the elephant, one of the exotic animals from
John Robinson's Circus
, which performed at the intersection of Blue Rock and Hamilton in the early 20th century. Tillie is known for stopping an elephant stampede and a derailed streetcar, and when she died schools were closed so the children could attend her funeral.
Tillie's won't be circus-themed but will be period-themed. Owners Nigel Cotterill and JC Diaz, who also own
Below Zero Lounge
, are working with
Dwellings on Madison
to give the bar a turn-of-the-century feel. The space will feature a baby grand piano and TVs and will host local and national music acts.
Previously vacant Covington space welcomes new restaurant
Friday, December 05, 2014
You've probably heard the story of the Three Billy Goats Gruff, and by January you'll get to experience the tale in a new way. Avram and Kristin Steuber teamed up with
to create the concept for their new restaurant,
The Gruff Pizzeria & Deli
, which is opening at 129 E. Second St. in Covington.
"As the experience is carried out through the space, you'll see the Three Billy Goats have landed where the grass is greener, on the other side of the suspension bridge," Kristin says.
On the inside, the 4,500-square-foot restaurant has eight taps for craft beer as well as a full-service bar. The 75-seat dining room has views of the Roebling Bridge, and there's an outside seating area for about 30. The outside of the building features a brightly colored mural, and the walls inside have lines from the "Three Billy Goats Gruff" fairy tale.
The Steubers aren't new to the restaurant business, as they owned and ran Twin Bistro, also in Covington, for over four years. The Gruff occupies a larger space than Twin Bistro and is part restaurant, part deli and specialty shop.
The Gruff has a brick oven for pizza, and the menu will be rounded out with deli-inspired sandwiches and salads. All of the meat featured on the menu is sourced from Indianapolis-based
The Smoking Goose Meatery
and are nitrate-free and available by the pound at the deli. Sandwiches will be served on
Sixteen Bricks bread
, which will also be sold at the deli.
The specialty shop will also have milk, bread, eggs, beer, wine and liquor for sale, and the deli portion will have rotating specials like at old-school delis, like chicken cordon bleu or beef stroganoff.
"We want The Gruff to be a place where the neighborhood and extended community feels comfortable and welcome," Kristin says. "We plan to be a resource to the community that brings amazing food and a unique experience to Covington. As Covington residents, we see the potential in the city to become known as a destination again, and with the location at the base of the bridge we hope to be an important part of that."
Once open, The Gruff's hours will be 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 11 a.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday.
Business accelerator opening storefront in OTR
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Business accelerator
is opening a storefront at 1327 Vine St. in Over-the-Rhine to provide space for entrepreneurs to operate their businesses while taking full advantage of support services. Called Brick OTR, the space hosts its first brand,
, from Nov. 28 to Dec. 28.
"We took a step back and looked at the landscape of Cincinnati," says William Thomas II, leadership strategist and business developer for MORTAR. "The city is on the brink of a major comeback, and we wanted to make sure we were growing collectively. We also saw there were many others who wanted to take part in the progress who are often overlooked."
Thomas and his partners Derrick Braziel and Allen Woods realized that many of OTR's longtime residents were getting left behind as the neighborhood's landscape was changing. MORTAR is designed to provide support for entrepreneurs or business owners who face barriers, including race, socioeconomic status, access to capital or institutional expertise.
MORTAR is open to entrepreneurs who have the desire to take their idea, listen to feedback, pivot and do what's needed to succeed.
"Our plan is to assist these entrepreneurs, whether they're starting a new business or growing an existing business throughout the course, mentorship and continued guidance," Braziel says.
The storefront is only 380 square feet but has the space for up to two businesses at a time. Businesses can rent out Brick OTR for a day, a week or a month, so the brands you see will be constantly changing. Follow Brick OTR on
for upcoming concepts.
"One week you might stop in and see two brands working side-by-side, and next time one brand will have the entire space," Thomas says. "We want to encourage people to stop in frequently because you never know what you'll find."
Brick OTR is currently only in Over-the-Rhine, but MORTAR's goal for the coming years is to have multiple locations in underserved areas all over the city.
Hotel, apartments, parking garage coming to Newport riverfront
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
An $80 million development is in the works for Newport's riverfront. Dubbed
Aqua on the Levee
by developer
Capital Investment Group
, the project will include a hotel, apartment complex and parking garage next to
Newport on the Levee
The 144-room, seven-story hotel will feature loft-style guest rooms and a 10,000-square-foot meeting space for events. The 238 apartments will sit atop an 800-space parking garage. Prices for the one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments are yet to be determined.
Price Group, which owns Newport on the Levee, has committed $12.5 million to build 305 spaces in the parking garage for Levee visitors as well as a common area to connect the Levee to the new hotel and apartment complex.
A hotel was part of the plan for Newport on the Levee back in the late '90s, but it was never built after the project opened in 2001. The lot east of the Levee was a surface parking lot until it was closed down last month to make way for Aqua on the Levee.
The parking garage will be built first and the apartments are expected to be completed in fall 2016, with the hotel projected to open in late 2016 or early 2017.
Coffeeshop brings slice of Americana to Ludlow, Ky.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Two and a half years ago, Matt and Mary Williams purchased the building at 332 Elm St. in Ludlow, Ky., at the insistence of their late friend Mike Amann, founder of
. They moved in upstairs and a month ago opened
Folk School Coffee Parlor
in the first-floor retail space.
"It's an attempt to keep the community alive and the shared knowledge aspect of traditional American arts, tied into the local folk/Americana music scene," says Casey Campbell, who manages the Folk School.
The Folk School offers small Americana-based workshops, including beginners guitar and mandolin, clawhammer banjo and songwriting workshops. The classes aren't all music related, and there are plans to have a few installations from local visual artists as well as a series of rotating resident artists, gallery showings and hands-on workshops.
In January, Folk School will start offering masters series classes, with the first featuring renowned recording artist
Jeff Plankenhorn
"Folk is a very broad term, but I regard true folk arts as something that has its heart and roots in traditional American storytelling and mediums, quilt-making, songs of protest and worker's rights, and banjos and fiddles playing two-step music no matter the decade it was written," Campbell says. "Folk can be whatever you want it to be. But I think of it as something that ties me to a time way past my own, like a black-and-white picture of something extraordinarily familiar."
Everything at Folk School is small batch, including a limited food menu. But you can enjoy
Grateful Grahams
Whirlybird Granola
Dean's Mediterranean
while you sip coffee from
Deeper Roots
"Ludlow is on the cusp of bringing in a top-notch arts and entertainment scene to an area that is still run by quiet side streets and people that live and work in peace," Campbell says. "It's the epitome of small town by the big town."
Folk School is open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. Keep tabs on Folk School's
for upcoming classes and installations.
CAC to get artistic new lobby, hours in 2015
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Contemporary Arts Center
's Kaplan Hall lobby will close to visitors Jan. 6 for a $1.1 million renovation, which was designed and will be completed by
FRCH Design Worldwide
. The CAC will remain open during construction, and the lobby is scheduled to reopen March 13.
Lobby renovations include a new lounge space, a café and a relocated welcome desk and gift shop. The café will offer coffee, breakfast, lunch and evening treats and will have an open layout with communal tables. The new lounge area will feature lounge chairs and sofas, artistic lighting and a series of art installations.
The welcome desk, which is currently off to the side by the elevator, is being moved so the staff can better greet CAC visitors. The gift shop will be moved to a more central location, and its inventory will become a better curated collection that highlights local, national and international artists and artisanal items.
The new lobby will feature commissioned artwork from three artists: Cincinnatian
Matt Kotlarczyk
will create two large-scale chandeliers that will resemble clouds and water;
Assume Vivid Astro Focus
, whose founders are based out of NYC and Paris, will create expressive wallpaper and wall paintings; and
Erwin Redl
of Bowling Green, Ohio, will develop an installation to cover the entire "urban carpet" from the lobby up to the sixth floor of the CAC.
The CAC is also in talks with AVAF for a large-scale mural on the building's exterior.
The CAC's hours will change beginning in March. The gallery will be open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday-Monday and 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Wednesday-Friday. The lobby and café will be open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Wednesday-Friday.
During the renovation process, visitors will enter the CAC through the door next to the loading dock on Sixth Street, and admission will be free during construction.
Urban Sites creating living, working spaces in OTR
Friday, November 14, 2014
Across the street from the
Emery Theatre
Urban Sites
is redeveloping two buildings, located at 1123 and 1125 Walnut St. The buildings will yield 16 units—14 apartments and two commercial spaces.
Sixteen years ago, the city loaned money to a developer to renovate the buildings. The developer defaulted on the loan, and Urban Sites purchased the property and began construction a few weeks ago.
The 14 market-rate apartments will all be two-bedroom, and are slated to be completed next summer. Each is about 800 square feet, and still has the original wood floors and fireplace facades intact. A small, concrete courtyard connects the two buildings.
"There are lots of young professionals and people who work downtown here, and we want people who work down here and love OTR to live here," says Seth Maney, vice president of development for Urban Sites.
Urban Sites was founded in the '80s, and since then has focused much of its development south of Liberty Street in Over-the-Rhine. But the developer recently purchased the 40,000-square-foot film center building just north of Liberty.
"We're currently working with Findlay Market to understand their needs, and we've been approached by several companies about the building too," Maney says. "It's still in the early stages, but it's one of a few large office buildings like it."
To date, Urban Sites has redeveloped 400 apartments and more than 100,000 square feet of retail and office space. Almost 100 percent of the developer's units are occupied, but 70 more will soon be online.
Leadership Cincinnati designs projects to strengthen region
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Every year,
Leadership Cincinnati
develops projects that will benefit Greater Cincinnati—the
charitable pharmacy at St. Vincent de Paul
Cincy Red Bike
Crayons to Computers
and the
Power Pack Program at Freestore Foodbank
all began at Leadership Cincinnati.
In its 38
year, Leadership Cincinnati is made up of people who are in senior management at both for-profit and nonprofit companies and organizations. As a class, they focus on what will help make the region stronger.
"We seek to have a diversified class each year, and have a mix of people who come from many different backgrounds," says Dan Hurley, who is in his seventh year as director of Leadership Cincinnati. "The theme is bridging the gap—how do we identify, learn about, understand and strategize the gaps in the regional community."
This year's class has already participated in a number of things, from looking at the proposal for the governance structure of the airport to dealing with gaps in the justice system. Each member of the class went on a police ride-along, and saw interrogations and court cases.
"The experience is important," Hurley says. "You can't begin to come up with solutions until you're willing to stand in the gap yourself."
Leadership Cincinnati is the beginning of many projects, including
Preschool Promise
, which aims to provide quality care and education for preschool-age children.
is currently leading it, but was started at Leadership Cincinnati three years ago. Each project has to have an organization already formed that is willing to take it on and continue it beyond the initial startup phase.
Ozie Davis, executive director of the
Avondale Comprehensive Development Corporation
and member of the current Leadership Cincinnati class, proposed that no matter the project, it uses Avondale as the focal point.
One group is looking at food security issues, another is addressing infant mortality. Davis' group is working on rehabilitation options for St. Andrew's Catholic church.
"It's a collective impact," Hurley says. "Some projects will work, some won't. We're not going to solve infant mortality, but we're trying to find a niche where we can be helpful."
Some projects also shift halfway through, when a group realizes their initial idea won't work, but something else will. For example, Cincy Red Bike started out as a streetscape project in Over-the-Rhine. Group members began looking at what was going on in other cities, and although bike share wasn't everywhere then, they decided it would work in Cincinnati.
"I love when people go in thinking they know what the answer is, and finding out it isn't the best approach, and they pivot and make something else really work," Hurley says.
If you're interested in Leadership Cincinnati's 10-month program, visit its
to learn more.
Local theater company setting up shop in Northside
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
New Edgecliff Theatre
is currently between homes, but by April, it will be rehearsing and performing in a new event space in the old St. Patrick Church in Northside, located at 1662 Blue Rock St.
Grayscale Cincinnati
is currently renovating the church, which will also be home to a brewery and taproom.
"We hope to help strengthen the arts in Northside, and bring more vitality to the area," says Jim Stump, New Edgecliff's producing artistic director. "Northside has an arts profile already, but it doesn't have a permanent theater company."
On Nov. 15, the theater group is performing a murder-mystery fundraiser at Below Zero Lounge. It will feature
The Whodunit? Players
, as well as members of the New Edgecliff staff. There's also a radio drama performance of
Miracle on 34
at Northside Tavern this winter. During the extended intermission, the audience will be able to enjoy desserts from Cincinnati State's culinary arts department.
New Edgecliff is also working on doing bar nights at Northside haunts over the next few months. Stump is performing his one-man show at Below Zero in January to help raise funds for the theater.
"Northside is very similar to our former home in Columbia Tusculum," Stump says. "It's a unique community with lots of locally owned and operated businesses. And our new facility has so much potential."
New Edgecliff's mission is to create a powerful artistic experience by utilizing local professionals and stressing the fundamental communion between the actors and the audience.
New Edgecliff will christen its new space with its performance of
April 9-25. Tickets to all performances are $27, and student tickets are $20. You can purchase them
or by calling Cincy Ticket at 888-428-7311.
New housing project breaks ground in Avondale
Sunday, November 09, 2014
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Nov. 6 for Avondale's newest residential development, Northern Townhomes. The eight market-rate townhomes are located at the corner of Northern and Harvey avenues, and are part of the area's larger Burnet Avenue Plan.
Northern Townhomes is the first new market-rate housing in the neighborhood since the '90s, and is part of a larger infill development plan to bring more residents to Avondale, says Beth Robinson, president and CEO of the
Uptown Consortium
"We're trying to bring homeowners into the neighborhood," she says. "Avondale has a lot of rental units, but research has shown that when homeowners are invested in the community, they tend to stay, get involved and help bring the neighborhood up."
Avondale has a variety of housing choices for all income levels, including a number of in-need-of-rehabilitation homes, which are costly to renovate. And when new houses come on the market, they don't stay for sale for long, says Ozie Davis, executive director of the
Avondale Comprehensive Development Corporation
"Northern Townhomes is an opportunity for higher-end housing," he says. "Major rehabs are costly endeavors, and this way, people won't have to worry about renovations for years."
The townhomes were designed to attract young professionals, and all feature two full master bathrooms and one-car garages, with additional parking available on the street. Six of the 1,400-square-foot units are two-bedrooms, and two are three-bedrooms, which is meant to attract families. The townhomes will start in the $175,000 range.
Avondale is planning to add another eight units in the same area along Northern, but the design concept is still in the works. Davis says he hopes the townhomes are a catalyst for future commercial development that could lead to an entertainment district much like that on found Short Vine, as well as amenities for new and current residents.
The roughly $2.4 million project, which is slated for completion next spring, is a partnership between A-CDC, Uptown Consortium and Cincinnati Children's Hospital. It is being funded through the Uptown Partners Investment Fund and the Uptown Cincinnati Development Fund.
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Interviews for Top Jobs at Lowe's
- Customer Service Associate (121)
- Cashier (110)
- Department Manager (74)
- Head Cashier (59)
- Sales Specialist (58)
- Sales Associate (53)
- Seasonal Cashier (47)
- Assistant Store Manager (42)
- Customer Service Associate II (41)
- Customer Service Associate I (19)
- Part Time Cashier (18)
- Human Resources Manager (17)
- Cashier - Front End (16)
- Csa Front End (15)
- Millwork Sales Specialist (14)
- Department Manager Lowes (13)
- Sales Specialist Flooring (12)
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Unload Associate Interview
I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Lowe's in February 2015.
Applied online and took the assessment, Got a call a week later By Hr Manager for Interview. Aced interview situation type ?'s. Easy because I was just recently let go from Orange Box. Next day second interview with Asst. Manager same type but we talked a lot about the industry but stayed on topic. He let me know a Dept. Manager Position was newly available and that I should be getting a call back from Hr. Manager in a few days. Still had other interviews to finish. Still waiting after a week now......
- Tell me about a time when you had promised a customer something but didn't have it. What was it about and how did you resolve it. View Answer
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Unload Associate InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Lowe's.Interview Details
Applied and took assessment online on a Thursday night. Received a call the next day to schedule an interview. Interviewed on Monday with the HR Manager. Received a call the next day (Tuesday)to schedule an interview with the Store Manager. Interviewed with the Store Manger on Wednesday. Next day I was called to come in for a drug test. Offered the job the next day. It took 5 or 6 business days for the whole process. I walked away from the interview process with the feeling that this store really does care about it's employees.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThey offered me a fair wage.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- No answer is difficult to me. I just sometimes need a moment to recall situations pertaining to the question. Answer Question
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Got a call about a week after putting in a few applications at the store. Came in, and they said they wanted to interview me for both departments. Went in a room with the HR and Assistant manager. Asked about a time when....:
Worked with a team. How do you go about it.
Why Lowe's/This Department.
Time you worked alone or with little supervision.
Had to sell something.
Had a difficult customer.
Couldn't give a customer something you promised.
Time I was interrupted, and how I dealt with it.
What attributes are needed for Lowe's/this department.
Was told there would be a final interview within a few days, that they were still doing interviews.
Got a call two days later and wanted to do the final interview, it was the store manager. Asked a combination of the same questions above. Told me to wait about a week to see if they wanted to do a drug test/background check. Called me a few days later asking for me to come in for the drug test, had to sign a piece of paper and stick something in my mouth for about 10 minutes for the drug test, and was told it would be about a week for the drug test/background check to get back to them, where they will call me if they were okay with what they saw and give me my position.
I will not be accepting it, as I did the process above with 3-4 Lowe's stores during the same week and basically get to pick which store I want to work for, which is not this position/store. But basically the above is the standard procedure for Lowe's. Sometimes there will be only 1 person interviewing, sometimes they want to do 3 interviews, and sometimes they will only give you 1. They will let you know, and just be sure to ask at the end when they ask if you have any questions. ALWAYS ask some kind of question, even if it's as simple as "what does a typical day for this position look like" and/or "What can you tell me about the team I'd be working with?"Interview Questions
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- Name a time you couldn't give a customer what you promised. View Answer
Did the process above with multiple stores, and picked the full time position at the distribution center.Declined Offer
Unload Associate InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Lowe's in September 2014.Interview Details
Had two back to back interviews with managers in store, at the end of the second interview, was given a drug test and started background check. Within a week was offered a job.Negotiation DetailsNo negotiationAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Lowe's in September 2014.Interview Details
I applied online and got a call a week later to set up an interview. First, I met with the manager and he gave me the first interview. Then, another employee came in to give me a second interview. Overall, I felt the process went smoothly and quickly.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- Why do you want to work for us?
What would you do if...? (work related)
Explain a time when... (work related) Answer Question
- Why do you want to work for us?
Unloader Associate InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Lowe's in March 2014.Interview Details
Applied online, went in person to see store manager, got a phone call from HR person. Went in next day for interview with HR person and ASM. Got rejection email about 2 days later.
Rather an unfair method to screen potential candidates. Company should use experience to screen out unqualified applicants rather than responses to interview questions.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceDifficult Interview
- If you had a confrontation with an associate, what was it and how was the outcome?
What have you done to go out of your way to provide optimal customer service? Answer Question
- If you had a confrontation with an associate, what was it and how was the outcome?
Unload Associate InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Lowe's in February 2014.Interview Details
3 interviews total.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsHours, days I could or couldn't work. Pay rate.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Why do you want to work at Lowe's? Answer Question
Unloader Associate InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Lowe's in November 2012.Interview Details
I applied online and got a call two weeks later to set up an interview for the next day. I went to the store and had an interview with the HR, and shortly after had an interview with one of the Assistant Store Manager's.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThey showed me a paper with a starting pay, and said this is what I would get if I chose to accept it. I took it and then signed the paper.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Name a time when you had to complete a task, and you were interrupted while completing the task? Answer Question
Unload Associate InterviewApplication Details
The process took a week – interviewed at Lowe's in January 2012.Interview Details
So i went on lowes website to fill out the application, that was on a Thursday. I called the store on Monday and asked for the HR Manager. I spoke with him and gave him my name and i expressed how much i wanted to work, he said he'll give ma call back so he could pull my application. he called back Tuesday and scheduled me for an interview Friday. I went in and had an interview with the HR manager then a second interview with the assistant manager. Everything went well gave me my drug test the same day. he called me the following Monday to come and speak with the store manager, he verified my employment history and offered me the job. Then I started orientation SaturdayInterview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo they offered me 10.65 and i was fine with thatAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Describe a time where you had to work with little supervision. What did you have to do? Answer Question
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