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would you believe me if i have memories from being there slave?
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do u want to tell me about it?
It is nothing that is really revealing, There were a lot of slaves and there was a "process" that is pretty indescribable. Earth was a lot different then.
I should say this memory could just be bullshit, but I had it before I knew anything about Ea and Enlil and use to draw pictures of it. It fits, thats all I really feel like saying.
I don't necessarily believe this, but I have a feeling there is a reason I remember.
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wow, this sounds pretty incredible. what about this 'process'? if you feel like talking about it, I sure would like to get some detail about this..
No not really, sorry. Partially because it could be a false association and I don't want to lead you along to crazy town. I do post a lot of stuff on here jokingly but I don't joke about something like this.
If it is "reincarnation" of some sort there is a reason most people do not remember. If it was real it was a LONG time ago. I don't really know anything that will be "beneficial" for you.
I recommend this thread, there are a few interesting posts about Atlantis (some are just delusional):
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A few years ago I read somewhere on the internet about a Roman Senator that told of a similar account at a dinner. I haven't been able to find it since, and cannot remember his name. His name doesn't stick out in history. It made the hair stand up on my neck and is the only reason I give the memory and credence... and if that story is real, well then...
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I printed this, and though it works ok horizontally in the most vertical slot, any other position is highly unstable. It might be a good idea to make it much deeper. What dimensions are you using?
You'd have to check the model for the dimensions (Alibre xpress/30 day is free).
I'm using a case for my Nexus7 now and thus no longer need a stand.
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I downloaded trial version of Alibre PE. So far have been able to change the text but can't figure out where to edit the parameters. Can you tell me how to access those parameters for editing? Thanks for uploading.
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I'd love a version without the letter/numbers. Â I don't have Alibre, otherwise I'd do it myself.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri's general revenue expenditures are projected to grow by $288 million this year, even after recent budget cuts by Gov. Bob Holden.
Most of that growth, however, will cover rising health care costs through three state agencies. Many other agencies actually will have less general revenue money to spend this year than they did last year, according to figures released Tuesday by Holden's budget office.
General revenues, which consist largely of income and sales taxes, are a main source of money for state government. But they comprise less than half of the state's $19.2 billion budget, with federal and others funds making up the difference.
Holden in August announced money withholdings that his budget office said Tuesday would trim more than $185 million in general revenues. Holden could later release all or part of that money, if economic conditions improve.
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WASHINGTON — Who gets thumped by higher taxes in President Barack Obama's health care law? The wealthiest 2 percent of Americans will take the biggest hit, starting next year. And the pain will be shared by some who aren't so well off — people swept up in a hodgepodge of smaller tax changes that will help finance health coverage for millions in need.
For the vast majority of people, however, the health care law won't mean sending more money to the IRS.
And roughly 20 million people eventually will benefit from tax credits that start in 2014 to help them pay insurance premiums.
The tax increases — plus a mandate that nearly everyone have health coverage — are helping make the law an election-year scorcher. Obama is campaigning on the benefits for the uninsured, women and young adults. His rival, Mitt Romney, and Republican lawmakers are vowing to repeal "Obamacare," saying some health care reforms are needed but not at this cost.
A rundown of the most significant tax changes — and who pays:
Who pays: About 2.5 million households — individuals making more than $200,000 per year, couples $250,000.
How much: A 0.9 percent Medicare tax on wages above those threshold amounts; an additional 3.8 percent tax on investment income. Should raise $318 billion over 10 years.
The lowdown: Together these are the biggest tax increase in the health care law. For those wealthy enough to owe it, the 3.8 percent investment tax comes on top of the existing 15 percent capital gains rate, which is set to rise to 20 percent next year unless Congress acts.
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How much: A 10 percent tax on the price of tanning. Expected to raise $1.5 billion over 10 years.
The lowdown: Tanning salons were singled out because of wide agreement among medical experts that baking under ultraviolet lights increases the risk of skin cancer.
When: Took effect in 2010.
Who pays: Insurance companies or businesses that provide plans with premiums of more than $10,200 per person or $27,500 per family, not including dental or vision coverage. Employees covered by these so-called "Cadillac" benefits probably will feel the pinch.
How much: 40 percent excise tax on any amount of premium that exceeds the threshold. Expected to raise $111 billion over five years.
The lowdown: The majority of health plans aren't affected because they don't cost enough: Workplace family coverage now averages about $15,000, including the portion paid by the employer, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's survey. But some middle-class workers, especially those with strong union contracts, have health plans that exceed the threshold. Also hit are corporate bigwigs whose employer-paid plans cover virtually all expenses and lots of perks, akin to tax-free income.
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TERRE HAUTE -- Union Hospital has taken steps to reduce costs in order to meet its budget this fiscal year.
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According to David Doerr, Union Hospital chief executive officer, the following steps have been taken to get the hospital back on track and end the fiscal year with a projected $4 million operating income:
- The reduction of approximately 60 employees. Positions eliminated with this plan are largely in non-patient care areas.
- Positions that open in non-patient care areas to be filled only when necessary and from within where possible. Hiring in patient care areas will not be affected.
- A "low or no overtime" policy.
Hospital Chief Operating Officer Steve Reed said, "Although we regretfully have to take these steps, we are confident that we will continue to provide the same outstanding care and customer service that the community has relied on for years.
"Hospitals throughout the United States continue to be caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, the demand for services is up. On the other hand, reimbursement is down. This is what most health care providers, including Union Hospital, are facing," said Reed.
Union's CEO pledged to continue seeking other ways to save money.
"We regret that we had to let go of talented people because of the Medicare and Medicaid shortfall in reimbursement. This has not been an easy decision, but clearly necessary. We will continue to evaluate other alternatives to improve our financial position as we fulfill our mission of meeting the healthcare needs of the Wabash Valley through high quality services," said Doerr.
Most of the decline in reimbursement is from the Medicare and state Medicaid. More than half of the patients who are cared for at Union Hospital are in these programs.


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Amazon.com Inc. generated $13.19 billion in sales worldwide during the first quarter, but the e-retailer's income decreased more than 35% due to significantly higher spending on marketing, fulfillment, and technology and content, according to Amazon's latest financial report, released today.
For the first quarter ended March 31, Amazon, No. 1 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, reported:
•Total sales increased 33.8% to $13.19 billion from $9.86 billion in Q1 2011.
• North American sales increased year over year 35.8% to $7.43 billion from $5.47 billion. North America accounted for 56.3% of sales in Q1 2012.
• International net sales totaled $5.76 billion, up 31.2% from $4.39 billion in the first quarter of 2011.
• International accounted for 43.7% of sales in Q1 2012.
• Worldwide sales of books, music and videos increased 18.9% to $4.71 billion from $3.96 billion, while electronics and other merchandise increased 42.8% to $7.98 billion from $5.59 billion.
• Net income decreased year over year 35.3%to $130.0 million from $201.0 million.
• Spending on marketing increased 46.8% to $480.0 million from $327.0 million in Q1 2011. Marketing expenses accounted for 3.6% of net sales in the first quarter.
• Spending on technology and content increased 63.2% to $945.0 million from $579.0 million in the first quarter of 2011. Technology expenses accounted for 7.2% of net sales.
• Spending on fulfillment increased 51.5% to $1.295 billion from $855.0 million in Q1 2011. Fulfillment expenses accounted for 9.8% of net sales.
• General and administrative spending increased year over year 50.4% to $200.0 million from $133.0 million in Q1 2011. General and administrative spending accounted for 1.5% of net sales.
Amazon had a busy first quarter. Between January and the end of March the e-retailer agreed to start collecting sales tax from consumers in Indiana beginning in 2014 and in Delaware in 2013, and announced plans to build additional distribution centers in Indiana, Delaware and South Carolina. In February it launched an online shopping service called Junglee.com in India. It March, Amazon announced it will buy fulfillment services provider Kiva Systems for $775.0 million and also lowered prices for its web-hosted services that are offered to retailers and other companies.
Amazon increased its full-time and part-time workforce by 73.1% year over year, to 65,600 in Q1 2012 from 37,900 in Q1 2011. The vast majority of the hires have been in operations and customer service roles, said Amazon chief financial officer Tom Szkutak today during a conference call discussing the results. Since January, Amazon also has announced plans to build 13 more fulfillment centers, largely driven by growth in its Fulfillment by Amazon service, in which Amazon stores and ships products on behalf of its Marketplace sellers and e-retailers. Seven of the announced fulfillment centers are in the United States, and six are in other countries. 39% of the total product units sold on Amazon during the first quarter were sold by Marketplace sellers, Szkutak said, noting that unit growth was up 61% year over year.
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2015 In Review – Jasmine Hanna
Sophomore outside hitter ranked third on the team in kills
38 Rams earn Fall 2014 Academic All-Mountain West honors
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Hanna records 23 kills in loss at 2nd-place UNLV
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2015 (SOPHOMORE): Ranked third on the team in kills (2.29 per set) and was second in total attacks (641)... Reached double-figures in kills four times, including a season-high 15 at home in five sets against Iowa State (11/28)... Led CSU to a sweep at home over San Diego State (10/29) with 13 kills with no errors (.591 hitting); the .591 hitting percentage was the third-best by any CSU player in 2015 (minimum 12 kills)... Also had 12 kills without an error (.444 hitting) in CSU's win over Boise State at Moby Arena (9/26)... Hit over .400 four times... Tied a career-high with four blocks on three occasions and had two solo blocks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Loyola Marymount (12/3).
2014 (FRESHMAN): Ranked second on the team with 328 kills (2.98 per set)... The total ranks third and the average ranks fifth in CSU freshman history... Her kills-per-set average was the ninth-highest in the Mountain West... During conference play, averaged 2.90 kills per set, which ranked sixth among all outside hitters... Also ranked fourth at her position for hitting percentage (.211) and fifth for blocking (0.48 per set)... Recorded double figures for kills 19 times... Had a career-most 23 kills on .340 hitting (23-7-47) in a four-set match at UNLV (11/1)... The figure was the most by a CSU true freshman since Tess Rogers in 2002... It was tied for the seventh-highest kill total in the MW this season... Started 31 matches, and competed in 110 of 114 sets on the season... During a four match stretch (9/6-12), averaged 4.38 kills per set, leading the team for kills in all four matches - all victories, with two coming against ranked opponents... Leading 5-4 in Set 5 at San Diego State (10/30), CSU went on a 8-0 run, including four kills and a solo block from Hanna... Had 14 kills on .345 hitting (14-4-29) at Wyoming (10/7), including three-straight kills during the Rams' 12-3 run in Set 2 to tie the score at 15-15 after trailing by nine early... The two teams were tied at 21-21 before CSU scored the final four points, including two kills by Hanna... Leading 23-22 in the third set, she recorded CSU's final two points to win the set, 25-23... Hit. 417 with 12 kills (12-2-24) vs. San Diego State (10/4), including seven kills on seven swings in the third set... Named to the Residence Inn Invitational all-tournament team (9/20) after averaging 3.09 kills per set on .304 hitting over three matches... Recorded kills on three-consecutive points in the opening set vs. North Carolina Central (9/20), finishing the match with 12 on .500 efficiency (12-2-20)... Had a team-most three blocks and team-high-tying 14 kills at No. 18 Arizona State (9/19)... Late in Set 2, had two kills and a block during a 7-0 run to help the Rams come from behind and take a 2-0 lead in the match... Set a new personal best for the third-straight match, recording 16 kills in a win vs. No. 9 BYU (9/12)... In a come-from-behind Set-2 victory, had a kill and block during a 4-0 run to give CSU a lead... Led all players with 15 kills (.393 hitting) vs. Denver (9/9), including seven during a 26-24 Set-1 victory... Recorded 13 kills in a three-set loss to No. 4 Wisconsin (9/6)... Had eight kills in a win at Northern Colorado (9/3), including six in the third frame... Made her collegiate debut against VCU (8/30), tallying five kills on .333 hitting (5-1-12).
HIGH SCHOOL: Is a 2014 graduate of Queen Creek High School in Queen Creek, Ariz. ... Was a four-year letterwinner... Named a 2013-14 Under Armour Honorable Mention All-America selection, one of 100 ranked athletes in the nation... Also earned All-America honors by MaxPreps... Selected to the Arizona All-State team every season, including to the first team twice... Tabbed as the 2010 Desert Sky Freshman Player of the Year... Earned MaxPreps/AVCA Arizona Player of the Week honors seven times... Earned Soph 79, Junior 50 and Senior Aces honors by PrepVolleyball.com... Finished her career ranked first in school history for career kills and kills per match... As both a junior and senior, ranked second in the state for kills per set and hitting percentage... Was a three-time team MVP and team captain... Played club volleyball for Spiral Volleyball Academy... Named to multiple academic honor rolls in high school.
PERSONAL: Born April 18, 1996, in Mesa, Ariz. ... Raised in Queen Creek, Ariz. ... Parents are Les and Michelle Hanna... Has an older brother, Ryan, who played basketball at Northern Arizona, and a younger brother, Donovan... Has not declared a major.
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Upcoming Tampa Bay career fairs include local schools, construction company
Sunday, December 13, 2015
A number of Tampa Bay area companies are seeking candidates for part- and fulltime positions in a variety of fields across Tampa and St. Petersburg during late 2015 and early 2016. Career fairs in Tampa Bay can connect job seekers in the Tampa and St. Petersburg areas with the industry leaders and resources that help open the door for new hires.
College students and new graduates, young professionals who seek entry into a new field, or individuals planning a career change, take note of these upcoming winter 2015/2016 Tampa Bay area career fairs:
Tuesday, December 15:
North American Roofing Career Fair
10 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Executive Suites at Lakewood Ranch
6151 Lake Osprey Drive, Suite 300, Sarasota
The large commercial roofing company is hiring for positions in project coordination, project management, inside sales and more.
Tuesday, December 15:
Tampa Ultimate Staffing Job Fair
9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
4300 W Cypress St, Suite 150, Tampa
Tampa Ultimate Staffing is hiring for bilingual call center customer service representatives.
Tuesday, December 15:
Pinellas County Schools First Annual Winter Job Fair
Pinellas County Schools Administration Building
301 4th St SW, Largo
The Pinellas County School District job fair is aimed specifically at recent and current college interns. Jobs available include instructional positions for elementary education, early childhood education, ESE, English language arts, reading, math, science, guidance, and speech/language pathologists.
Email Jenny Furlott
to confirm attendance.
Wednesday, December 16:
Yale Enforcement Services, Inc. Job Fair
9 a.m. – 1p.m.
5602 Thompson Center Ct, Suite 400, Tampa
Those with a current and valid state of Florida security license (D or G) are invited to attend; veterans and retired law enforcement are encouraged to apply.
Thursday, December 17:
Career Showcase Job Fair
5 p.m.
Holiday Inn Tampa Westshore
700 N. Westshore Blvd, Tampa
Monday, January 11, 2016:
Tampa Bay Job and Career Fair presented by the Tampa Bay Times
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Coliseum
535 4th Ave N, St. Pete
Tuesday, January 12, 2016:
National Career Fairs
Tampa Career Fair
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Doubletree by Hilton Tampa Westshore Airport
4500 West Cypress St, Tampa
This career fair will feature an iPad giveaway.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016:
CareerIntro Career Fair
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Crowne Plaza
5303 West Kennedy Blvd, Tampa
February 2, 2016:
University of South Florida Career Fair Week
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Marshall Student Center Ballroom, USF campus
4103 USF Cedar Cir, Tampa
Wednesday, February 24, 2016:
USF St. Petersburg Career Center
Job and Internship Fair 2016
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
University Student Center
Ave S, St. Pete
This job fair aims to connect USFSP students with local companies to facilitate matches for jobs and internships.
Employers, are you hosting an upcoming career fair in the Tampa Bay area? Put potential future employees on the right path by sharing the details of your upcoming job or career fair in Tampa Bay with 83 Degrees. Reach out over on Twitter (@83degreesmedia) if our job listings put you on the path to success.
Who's hiring in Tampa Bay? Search engine, IT company, CPA, staffing agency, and more
Tuesday, December 01, 2015
The most recognizable name on the internet is bringing a new technology to Tampa Bay: Google is seeking applications for multiple roles in Tampa Bay. Hilton Hotels, a local marketing agency and other businesses are also hiring for part- and full-time positions in the Tampa Bay area in December 2015.
Here's the
83 Degrees Media
monthly Tampa Bay jobs roundup:
Online giant
still hiring
for a number of temporary, seasonal positions at the megastore's Lakeland fulfillment center. Seasonal Fulfillment Associates must be 18 years or older and have a high school diploma or equivalent. To learn more or apply, visit the
company's website
Bollenback & Forret, PA
Clearwater-based full service accounting and consulting firm, is hiring for a Tax Accountant. Requirements include five or more years of tax experience working in public accounting, an active CPA Certification and excellent people skills, as the role requires working with and alongside staff and clients.
The firm is also hiring for an administrative assistant. To learn more or apply for either position, visit the Bollenback & Forret
(Financial Information Technologies), is hiring for two roles at the company's Tampa headquarters. Fintech provides the alcohol industry with an electronic payment platform. The company is hiring for a Marketing Assistant and Customer Support Specialist.
Visit the
company website
for more details about job requirements, or to apply.
is seeking candidates for several roles related to Google Fiber, including City Manager, Community Impact Manager, and Associate City Manager. The search engine company notes in the job listings: "At this time, there is no guarantee that Tampa will be named a Google Fiber city. We're exploring interest and talent for the opportunity in advance."
As a member of Google's business operations team, the roles would involve representing Google Fiber to members of the community, from startup spaces to homeowner's meetings, and managing the team.
Primary responsibilities for the
Community Impact Manager
position include developing and managing relationships within the community, with nonprofit organizations, and with community leaders. Minimum qualifications include at least 10 years of professional experience in nonprofits, coalitions, field campaigns, advocacy or managing volunteer networks; and a BA/BS degree, or equivalent practical experience. The
City Manager
role requires a BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience as well as 15 years of experience in general management, operations or strategy roles.
Hilton Hotels
is hiring for part-time work-from-home positions in a number of cities, including Tampa. The
Virtual Reservation Sales Specialist
is virtual and requires at least six months of experience working in a performance driven role, computer proficiency, excellent communication skills, and at least one year of steady job experience in a sales role. High school diploma required, Associate's or Bachelor's Degree preferred.
To apply, visit the Hilton
careers website
Hire Ed Solutions
is seeking to fill a variety of full-time positions in Tampa, including Business Analyst, Email Marketing Coordinator, Instructional Designer, and Social Media Marketing Coordinator, among other positions. The
, which is based in Tampa, is a boutique staffing agency that identifies, recruits and places candidates in professional and executive positions in the field of post-secondary education.
To explore all open positions in post-secondary education staffing with Hire Ed Solutions,
click here
Marketing agency
is hiring for a full-time Multimedia Designer, Web & Mobile Developer and Strategic Account Director in Tampa. The full-service agency, which has offices in downtown Tampa as well as Miami, is also seeking several interns in the fields of graphic design, marketing and social media.
To apply or learn more about these positions with Sparxoo,
visit the company website
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The Telling Project: Veterans tell their stories of war experiences
Monday, November 09, 2015
Given that only 1 percent of the U.S. population has served in the military over the last dozen years of war, it may be hard for many to understand or relate to the experiences and struggles many veterans encounter. The Florida Humanities Council, based in St. Petersburg, and Tampa's WEDU PBS TV are working to change this.
"Veterans: The Telling Project" is the result. It's a TV documentary that follows six Tampa Bay area veterans and one military spouse who participated in an innovative theater project, providing intimate insight into individual challenges.
The documentary, which debuted last week in Tampa, will air again on Veteran's Day, Wednesday, November 11, at 8 p.m. on WEDU+ which corresponds to Channel 605 on Brighthouse/476 Verizon/203 Comcast -- and throughout the week on other Florida PBS channels. Check your local TV listings. The program will air nationwide beginning in January.
"Veterans are coming back with injuries and issues and are feeling isolated because the general population is unaware," says Barbara O'Reilley, Communications Director of the
Florida Humanities Council
. The Tampa Bay Telling Project, she says "is a way to bridge the communication gap between veterans and the population at large – tell their experiences directly to the communities."
The Telling Project
is a national performing arts nonprofit that "employs theater to deepen our understanding of the military and veterans' experience." Founded in 2008 by Jonathan Wei, the project was brought to Florida by the Florida Humanities Council (FHC), which hopes to expand the project to several cities in the state. Pensacola, which is home to a large veteran population, was picked for a second performance, which is currently underway.
Through an intensive interview process, Wei extracts the veterans' stories and crafts a scripted play using their own words; the veterans also serve as the actors. The result is a deeply personal account of their military experiences and ongoing struggles, laid all the more bare because none of the Tampa Bay area veterans had ever performed on stage before. The Tampa Bay Telling Project plays took place this past spring around the region and included talk-back sessions afterward.
Unique to the Tampa project is that FHC was able to partner with
and chronicle the process of the project -- from creating the story to building performers -- in documentary form, accessible to all via public television.
Though FHC is a statewide organization, O'Reilley says they piloted the program locally "so we could really be hands on." She notes that the Tampa Bay region was ideal for the project with Central Command headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, a huge multi-generational veterans community and access to "great stage theater venues" in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties.
"Every single one [of the performances] received standing ovations," says O'Reilley. She notes that the talk-back sessions were often as powerful, oftentimes with members of the audience saying, " 'I am a veteran and that happened to me, too, and it makes me feel better that I am not alone'.''
Temple Terrace Arts & Crafts Festival, Nov. 7-8
Thursday, November 05, 2015
Run into any random pieces of photography lately, with a "take me, I'm free" note attached?
Could be one of the 25 pieces of "abandoned" art strategically placed throughout the Tampa Bay area in a clever marketing effort by the Temple Terrace Arts Council to promote their 42nd annual Arts & Crafts Festival taking place this weekend -- 10 a.m- 4 p.m. -- November 7-8, 2015 at the seven-acre Greco Event Field in Temple Terrace. Admission and parking are free.
"It's a fun day that is free, family friendly, and it's all about art," says Kim Straub who spearheads the marketing efforts and organization of the festival. "The festival is kind of one of those well-kept secrets, and this year we are really trying to expand beyond Temple Terrace." She says this is keeping with the all-volunteer Council's mission statement, "to bring art to the community and beyond." She notes that last year in a sampling they found attendance included 78 zip codes, including 13 from out of state, and over 7,000 attendees.
In addition to the 55 artist's and crafter's booths, food trucks and live entertainment, there are interactive arts activities to engage children and adults alike.
Tampa-based artist
Terry Klaaren
(creator of the Recyclosaurus at the
) will host demonstrations of painting "en plein air" techniques. A display of 30 works of art by area elementary schoolchildren will be on exhibit and a dedicated kids arts area, "Fresh Impressionists," will be available which will also include culinary activities scheduled throughout the day, provided by
Farm 2 School
For the first time, a "Public Pollock" collaborative art project will take place inviting people "of all ages and skill levels" to apply paint.
"When you are involved with putting paint on the canvass – and that is what Jackson Pollock was all about – you become one with the paint and the painting," says Straub. "It's a different way of looking at art." The abstract expressionist masterpiece is slated to become a traveling exhibit after the festival.
Another "big draw": a free raffle to win $250 Saturday, $500 Sunday toward a "festival shopping spree" for adults. Children can enter two drawings to win free art kits filled will paints and supplies. Winners will be announced at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. respectively.
For more information on the 42nd Temple Terrace Arts & Crafts Festival,
click here
Hiring in Tampa Bay: November 2015 job news
Monday, November 02, 2015
Fulfill online orders at a Tampa Bay area warehouse in a seasonal role; handle media relations and marketing for a local architecture firm fulltime; tee up for a position at a popular Pinellas County golfing resort.
All of these opportunities and more are part of the
83 Degrees Media
monthly Tampa Bay jobs roundup.
Here's who's hiring in Tampa Bay in November 2015:
Online giant
is currently hiring for a number of temporary, seasonal positions at the megastore's Lakeland fulfillment center. Seasonal Fulfillment Associates must be 18 years or older and have a high school diploma or equivalent. To learn more or apply, visit the
company's website
DHR Mechanical Services
is seeking several full-time associates in Supermarket Refrigeration, Energy Management Systems, Installation, Foremen, Startup Technician, and other roles. Foreman applicants must have at least five years experience in a supervisor or management role.
To learn about job requirements for these positions in the supermarket and cold storage industry,
send an email
or call 727-835-9088.
Harvard Jolly Architecture
is hiring a Marketing Coordinator for the firm's St. Petersburg headquarters. Responsibilities will include writing proposals, media relations, branding, content development, internal and external communications, database maintenance, and more.The successful candidate will be a creative thinker and problem solver with a flexible schedule.
To learn more, visit the
company website
HealthPlan Services
, a Water Street Healthcare Partners affiliate, is hiring for 11 jobs in the Tampa Bay area, including Data Analyst; HR Analyst; Sales Engineer; Director, Data Warehouse; Website Content Manager; and more.
To see the full job descriptions and available positions, visit the
insurance company's website
Tampa Bay's well-known
Innisbrook Golf Resort
is hiring for a number of fulltime positions, including General Maintenance, Cosmetologist, Regional Group Sales Manager, Greenskeeper, Mechanic, Night Auditor, and more. Responsibilities and requirements vary per position; visit the I
nnisbrook Careers website
to learn more about each opening.
Tampa Bay Partnership
is hiring a VP Public Policy and Legislative Affairs. The position reports directly to the president and CEO and is primarily responsible for developing and implementing legislative priorities and public policy agenda. Successful candidates will have previous policy or legislative experience.
Visit the
TB Partnership website
for a complete listing of job requirements and essential responsibilities.
IT staffing firm
is hiring for an ECommerce Business Analyst in Tampa. The successful applicant will have five or more years of experience as an IT Business Analyst; be knowledgable about creating diagrams and workflows; and have UX experience. Retail experience is a bonus.
is also hiring for a Business Systems Analyst and a VoiP Network Engineer. To learn more about these available positions or to apply,
click here
St. Pete Pedicab
challenges employees to exercise while on the clock. Interested in peddling for the popular DTSP transport as an independent contractor?
Click here
to learn more or apply for a position as an Operator.
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USF students gain real-world experience by shadowing alumni in new program
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
The University of South Florida aims to build a database of alumni volunteers around the world through a new career services program. Shadow-A-Bull will allow
students to work directly in occupational fields and real-world situations at businesses owned or operated by USF alumni.
The program's goal is to connect students with volunteer alumni worldwide, explains Alexandra Moubarak, a USF career counselor who developed the free Shadow-A-Bull program with the assistance of the school's Career Services team.
"The real incentive to be a Shadow-A-Bull host is to make a difference and impact the lives of USF students," Moubarak says. "Alumni hosts will contribute valuable, industry-related knowledge and assist students in determining their career paths and futures."
To sign up as a Shadow-A-Bull Alumni Host, visit the
USF Career Services website
and follow instructions to register. To learn more about the program,
click on this email link
Once they've registered for the program, students choose to connect with registered alumni and arrange to participate in a variety of activities, including half- or full-day shadowing, industry interviews or workplace tours.
"A Shadow-A-Bull host will be able to share valuable, industry-related knowledge and have a direct impact on USF students," says Moubarak, who is also an adjunct instructor and consultant for USF's College of The Arts, Honors College and School of Humanities.
While students do not earn school credit for participation in the program, Moubarak says, "We're promoting networking and encouraging communication. It's a great opportunity that will assist them with career decisions which will have an impact on them for life."
So far, students have shown a high level of interest in the Shadow-A-Bull program, Moubarak says. "We have numerous students who are eager to shadow and connect with professionals in the field, especially if they are alumni."
Shadow-A-Bull runs year-round, so students can work with local Tampa Bay area alumni during the semester and potentially form networks with alumni in their home cities during vacations, summers or school breaks. Where physical shadowing isn't available, students and alumni will be able to participate in the program through email and phone or Skype calls.
The flexibility of the Shadow-A-Bull program "may potentially open up opportunities for students in terms of shadowing, internships, part-time, [or] full-time work in the future," Moubarak says, "since it will assist with communication and networking."
To visit the Shadow-A-Bull website,
click here
International event for journalists to be held in St. Petersburg, November 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
St. Petersburg-based World Partnerships, Inc. will host this year's "Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists." The annual event named after the legendary radio news broadcaster spans seven days in which journalists from around the world get a chance to meet up, share experiences and learn from one another.
"This is the tenth anniversary, and we will be having journalists coming from more than 80 foreign countries," says Gary Springer, president of World Partnerships, Inc.
The event, November 4th
to 10th,
includes a community service project at Fort DeSoto Park in Pinellas County, a 2-day training symposium hosted and organized by the
Poynter Institute
in St. Petersburg and a dinner honoring select journalists on Sunday, November 8.
"We have also partnered with U.S. Special Operations Command and U.S. Central Command to do a briefing for all of these journalists, so that will be an exciting highlight during the week," Springer says.
Attendees will include senior journalists, both on-air and behind the scenes, including reporters, editors and producers in TV and radio.
With an estimated 100 journalists arriving from all over the world, event attendees will examine the essential role of independent media in fostering and protecting freedom of expression and democracy around the world.
"This is a great opportunity for the area as it become more internationally oriented," says Springer. "Also, this annual event brings together journalists who would otherwise never cross paths."
For more information on the event or World Partnerships, Inc., visit their
Consider Water highlights sustainability message through the arts
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
"Consider Water" debuting in Tampa at Hillsborough County Community College (HCC) Mainstage Theatre in Ybor City this weekend, October 30-31 at 7:30 p.m., is a performance at the intersection of art and environment.
Acclaimed New York-based dancer/choreographer and activist
Davalois Fearon
will perform the collaborative piece, which combines dance with original music and visual art, to raise awareness about issues that most concern her, in this case, water.
"It isn't just about arts and dance, but getting in front of some of the current issues going on right now," says Angela Walters, HCC's Community Relations and Marketing Manager. "We live in Tampa Bay -- and our available, clean water is something that we have to start thinking about."
According to the
United Nations Clean Water
Facts, nearly 800 million people do not have access to clean water and almost 2.5 billion do not have access to adequate sanitation. Six million to 8 million people die annually from the consequences of disasters and water-related diseases.
"Even here in the United States, 40 percent of the rivers and 46 percent of the lakes are polluted and are considered unhealthy for swimming, fishing or aquatic life," notes Fearon.
The dance program at HCC, which Walters describes as "very, very, active," regularly brings in artists from around the country to work with students onsite. However, Walters points out, HCC is also committed to sustainability and Fearon's visit will serve to bridge the dance and science/sustainability departments through a series of workshops and discussion surrounding the performance. Fearon will also hold auditions early in the week for students to take part of Consider Water's ensemble.
"We are always looking for different ways to connect with other audiences and makes them think," says Walters. "The arts are something that connects individuals, a different medium, a creative way -- it's showing them in an aspect that they can connect to."
The performance is open to the public with $10 general admission. All HCC students, faculty and staff are admitted free of charge with valid ID. For more information,
click here
Career fair for active, retired military Oct. 29 near Orlando
Monday, October 26, 2015
Veterans and active military service members -- and their spouses -- are invited to attend a free job fair on Thursday, October 29: the Military and Veterans Career Fair and Seminars in Lake Buena Vista.
The military career fair, hosted by the
Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)
, will take place from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., with seminars beginning at 8:30 a.m. The fair is open to all active duty, retired, former and National Guard or Reserve service members, of all ranks, along with their spouses and government employees.
Career seminars before and during the military career fair will focus on topics that help active or retired veterans transition into post-military careers, including:
Network Your Way to Employment: 8:30 a.m.
Getting the Most from Your MOAA Membership: 9:30 a.m.
Evaluating Employee Benefits: 11 a.m.
LinkedIn Best Practices: 2 p.m.
"75 percent of employer hires are facilitated through networking," MOAA wrote on the group Facebook page October 24. "Find out why at
's Networking Your Way to Employment seminar."
Along with attending seminars, job seekers can make connections with company representatives from both regional and national businesses, such as Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Best Buy, Edward Jones, Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education, and other organizations, during the fair.
The MOAA Military and Veterans Career Fair will be at Buena Vista Palace & Spa, 1900 Buena Vista Drive, near Orlando. The fair is free to attend, but registration is required. To register,
click here
. For more information, call MOAA toll-free at (800) 234-MOAA ext. 6622, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
MOAA, whose members number more that 380,000 and include the full spectrum of military services, has led military-to-civilian career transition for decades. MOAA will host an annual meeting of military officers at the
2015 Annual Meeting
in conjunction with the military career fair in Lake Buena Vista. MOAA also runs the nonprofit
Voices for America's Troops
MOAA will also host a virtual military career fair on Nov. 18, 2015, from noon to 4 p.m.
Register for that online event here
Military Hackathon challenges developers to innovate solutions to DoD challenges
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
A Hackathon focused on solving potential problems using military and defense tactics took place in Tampa over the weekend.
Hackathons are events at which groups of programmers and developers come together to create solutions to posed problems. The
Mil-OSS Tampa Hackathon
, which kicked off with a Friday night networking event and concluded with a Sunday evening awards ceremony, could "provide potential solutions to challenges faced within the DoD," says event organizer Jeff Young.
The goal of the Hackathon: to "showcase talent that is interested in supporting the defense community," Young explains.
Tampa Bay is home to the
U.S. Special Operations Command
U.S. Central Command
, and the two commands worked with the event organizers to develop the Mil-OSS Tampa Hackathon. The challenge was expected to bring out members of the government and military, as well as local students and professors.
Hackathon topics were selected by experts from the
Department of Defense
, Young says. Challenges for this event will focus on topics such as open source framework, cyber security and cloud security, tactical terrain models, and 3D model visualization.
The MIl-OSS Tampa Hackathon kicked off at SOFWERX, 1910 North Ola Avenue in Tampa, but teams were able to choose between working from the event headquarters or a location of their choosing. Participants were required to work on their own devices during the Hackathon.
Event organizers expected around 50-70 challenge participants and another 20 to 30 attending to observe. People from across Florida, as well as out of state, visited Tampa Bay to participate in the Hackathon alongside teams "from local industry and academia," says Young, who is VP of Marketing and Business Development at
Marjau Systems Corporation
, a tech company that focuses on providing IT solutions for government and private entities. Young, who attended college at the University of San Francisco, previously worked for Brighthouse and Time Warner Cable and is a charter member of the Marketing Advisory Committee for
United Way of Tampa Bay
Mil-OSS goals include improving tech development and innovation through creating networking opportunities, connecting veterans, and creating solutions.
Expenses for the Hackathon are covered by a myriad of event sponsors; all remaining funds will be donated to the
Special Operations Warrior Foundation
. Hackathon sponsors include the
University of Tampa
Kahwa Coffee
Hillsborough County
Agile Thought
, and other local businesses.
Robotics competition brings STEM-focused K-12 students to Tampa
Thursday, October 08, 2015
More than 50 teams of students from kindergarten age through to high school seniors will build robots, create lego structures, and participate in technology-themed challenges at Roboticon Tampa Bay on Saturday, Oct. 10, and Sunday, Oct. 11.
Roboticon Tampa Bay
will host a series of
FIRST Robotics
(For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) educational events during the two days at the Bob Martinez Athletics Center at the
University of Tampa
in downtown Tampa: a LEGO League, Tech Challenge and Robotics Competition. All of the events are open to the public.
FIRST Robotics programs around the world are largely volunteer-run; nearly 200,000 worldwide volunteers work with around twice that many students. Studies of students involved in FIRST activities have shown that involved students are 50 percent more likely to attend college than their peers, four times more likely to pursue a career in engineering, and 2.5 times more likely to volunteer in their communities, says Roboticon Tampa Bay organizer and
Eureka Factory
Founder Terri Willingham.
"Ultimately, we want to build a capable, technically literate and professional workforce of future employees and business leaders in Tampa, and we need young minds like the ones that will be at Roboticon," Willingham says. "This is our chance to make a powerful impact on visiting students. Caring business professionals make a difference in children's lives, and can influence our economic future, as well."
By highlighting technology and robotics at the local Roboticon, Willingham seeks "to show youth attending the event why they might want to live, learn and work in Tampa as they move on from high school."
Highlights of the two-day Roboticon Tampa Bay events include:
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) expos
Robots built by high school students during a game of "Recycle Rush"
An Educator's Workshop
"How to Start a Team" Workshop
A College and Career Expo, featuring the
Florida Doolittle Institute
USF Robotics Interest Group
, the
Army ROTC
Boca Bearing Company
Florida Polytechnic
, and more.
FIRST LEGO League team scrimmages will "give folks the chance to see some of our youngest engineers in training," says Willingham, while robot-building will earn some high school students awards.
In addition to educational workshops and interactive competitions, Roboticon Tampa Bay will feature music by teenage
DJ Jake Delacruz
, as well as a "tropical Star Wars" performance by Steel Pan Band from the
Maestro Maines School of Music
on Oct. 11 at 1 p.m.
Also on Sunday, visitors can browse the FIRST Robotics Teams fundraiser.
"Robots and a sale! How awesome is that?" Willingham exclaims.
In early fall 2015, FIRST released a
Newspaper in Education special edition dedicated to STEM themes
to middle and high school students statewide in an effort to bring student -- and administrative -- attention to STEM fields.
Rather than allocating funds primarily to sports or non-academic programs, Willingham says, public high schools that invest "school dollars and student time into more STEM-related programming will provide a far higher return on the investment for schools, students and the community."
Roboticon Tampa Bay is one of many innovative local events to receive funding from the Hillsborough County Economic Development Innovation Initiative (
) grant.
"The outlook for science and technology careers is robust," Willingham says. "The future is what Roboticon is all about. What it's showing: just a slice of a world full of empowered, educated, supported and inspired youth can do."
Hillsborough County "sees that future," she adds, "and we're grateful for our county's dedication to these goals."
All of the weekend's Roboticon Tampa Bay events are open to the public, and Willingham anticipates up to 1,000 students, parents, and interested attendees from around Tampa Bay and across the state of Florida to stop by the two-day weekend expo. Over 50 teams are slated to compete; double 2014's numbers.
Marlow�s Tavern hires 62 new employees, opens in Carrollwood neighborhood of Tampa
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
Marlow's Tavern, a neighborhood-style tavern known for its low employee turnover, is making its first foray into the Tampa Bay area with a new restaurant in Tampa's Carrollwood community.
Although the company eventually expects to open several restaurants in the region, opening first in Carrollwood in September made good business sense, says Harold Phillips, local operating partner for the restaurant.
"Carrollwood is an established community with a diverse, fairly affluent residential base and a significant number of homes are within a five mile radius of our location," says Phillips.
The restaurant will be located in the Village Center (13164 N Dale Mabry Highway), a high-traffic area that has seen substantial investment in the last few years.
In 2014, the shopping and dining destination completed a multi-million dollar renovation project that resulted in an updated courtyard, a reconfigured entryway and a major remodel for anchor tenants, including an expanded, 49,000-square-foot Publix grocery store.
Marlow's Tavern opened its first location in Alpharetta, GA, in 2014 and now has restaurants throughout Georgia, as well as locations in Orlando and Winter Park.
In an industry known for its high turnover – the average restaurant has a 100-to-150 percent annual turnover –
Marlow's Tavern
has been averaging 18-to-20 percent, perhaps attributed to the company's rigorous employee screening process.
"We're looking for people who fit with our culture, what we call Marlow's Magic," says Phillips. "It's a set of principles, beliefs and promises we make to our stakeholders, which includes everyone from our guests to vendors, the neighborhood and our employees."
Sixty-two employees were hired for the new Carrollwood restaurant from an initial applicant pool of nearly 1,000 online applicants, says Phillips. Personality tests, an interview with the management team, pre-orientation and then a two-week training program are all part of the hiring process.
Who is hiring in Tampa Bay? October job news roundup
Tuesday, October 06, 2015
Manage professional beverage services at Nestle's downtown Tampa offices; develop web designs at Bayshore Solutions in the Westshore business district; practice microbiology at Cambryn Biologics in Sarasota.
All of these opportunities and more are part of the
83 Degrees Media
monthly Tampa Bay jobs roundup.
Here's who's hiring in the Tampa Bay area in October 2015:
Bayshore Solutions
Bayshore Solutions
is hiring for multiple roles at the company's Tampa offices, including Senior Digital Account Manager, Senior Web Developer and Senior Project Manager. A Bachelor's degree in science and 3-5 years of experience are required in most cases.
To learn more about individual job requirements or to apply, visit the
company website
Cambryn Biologics
Cambryn Biologics
in Sarasota is hiring a QA Document Control Specialist. Responsibilities for the specialist position include managing and maintaining a document change control system and training program, and providing QA support.
The successful applicant will have a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry, Biology or related scientific discipline, and a minimum of three years of progressive Quality Systems, Quality Control, Quality Assurance/Engineering experience.
Learn more about the role
CTV Capital LLC
CTV Capital LLC
, a company owned by Tampa Bay Buccaneer Vincent Jackson, is seeking employees for a new business headquarters in Tampa. A ribbon cutting was held in late September at the new two-story building located at 4029 Henderson Blvd.
The real estate developer expects to add up to 100 jobs in the Tampa region. To learn more, visit the
company website
. For employment opportunities, send resume and cover letter to
this email address
National brand
is hiring for a Marketing Manager Brand/Category
in the Nestle Professional Beverage department in the company's downtown Tampa offices. Primary responsibilities will include providing marketing leadership for the development, launch, management and growth of products; development of sales programs; development and execution of training initiatives; pricing management; industry analysis; and more.
The successful applicant will have a minimum of 5 years of marketing experience and business development; a record of leadership and management success, an undergraduate degree (MBA preferred); sales and foodservice industry experience preferred. For more details about position responsibilities or to apply, visit the
company website
is hiring for 10 different permanent roles in Sales, Recruiting, Service Delivery and Security (Analysts & Engineers). For a complete listing of job available with Reliaquest in Tampa, visit the
company's online career center
Shutts & Bowen LLP
The offices of
Shutts & Bowen LLP
seek a Commercial Real Estate Transactions Attorney to join the Miami-based firm's Tampa team. Membership in the Florida Bar and a minimum of five years relevant experience required. AmLaw 200 experience preferred. For more details about relevant experience or to apply, visit the
business website
Shutts & Bowen is also
for several attorney positions in the Tampa area.
Volunteers of America of Florida
National service organization
Volunteers of America
seeks to fill several part- and full-time positions in their offices in Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida. To view available jobs (including a Clinician, Support Aide, Mental Health Aide, Independent Living Counselor, Full- and Part-Time Maintenance Worker and Program Manager),
click here
and search by location.
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if our job listings put you on the path to success.
Tampa JCC engages community, writers in Books & Conversations Festival
Tuesday, October 06, 2015
Tampa's Jewish Book Festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary, is bringing in authors from the national stage as well as showcasing local authors in its two week "Books & Conversations" Festival that kicks off October 18, 2015. The festival is open to the public and most of the events take place at the Tampa Jewish Community Center located at 13009 Community Campus Drive near Citrus Park Mall.
"We are offering experiences, not just a chance to hear an author talk about their book," says Jewish Books & Conversation Committee Chair Debbie Doliner who says that in addition to promoting Jewish literature, the festival aims to engage attendees and the authors in conversation.
"We don't want just 'readers' — this is open to the entire Tampa Bay community,'' Dominer says. "There is always great food and drink and some other interesting aspect."
Many of the authors write on Jewish themes, such as Washington-based
Sarah Wildman
's award-winning Paper Love, Searching for the Girl My Grandfather Left Behind who discovered in her grandfather's love letters and her subsequent research, the story of his escape from pre-World War II Europe and the lover he left behind.
Dan Ephron
, former Jerusalem Bureau Chief for Newsweek and The Daily Beast, explores the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and its continuing impact in Killing A King, The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the Remaking of Israel. Local author
Lynda Lippman-Lockhart
's book, The Laundry Room, brings to life the true story of the clandestine ammunitions factory run by young Israelis to arm its troops at the end of the British occupation in the late 1940s.
Other themes are more universal – tickets are selling fast for author
Judith Viorst
's luncheon at Maggiano's. Viorst's diverse writing ranges from newspaper to children's books –- you may recognize Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day which sold over 2 million copies and was made into a Disney comedy last year -- to adult fiction and nonfiction. She is also slated as a highly entertaining personality and poet and to that end will discuss her latest book Wait For Me and Other Poems About the Irritations and Consolations of a Long Marriage.
Joshua Braff
, author of the The Daddy Diaries and until recently a Tampa Bay resident, and local author
Barbara Post-Askin
who wrote Reflections of Liberty, A Memoir will also be presenting during the festival.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance by visiting the
Tampa Jewish Community Center & Federation
; reservations are recommended.
James Rosenquist donates art for raffle at FIVE by FIVE in Tampa
Monday, October 05, 2015
The Arts Council of Hillsborough County is hosting its one-of-a-kind FIVE by FIVE art sale and fundraising event, now in its fourth year, at the Tampa Museum of Art on Friday, October 16, 2015 at 8 p.m. There is a $10 admission fee which includes access to TMA's fall exhibition, XTO+J-C: Christo and Jeanne-Claude.
New this year is a donation by popular American Artist
James Rosenquist
, a "protagonist in the pop-art movement," whose very large scale work and exhibitions have graced some of the most important museums in the world including the Guggenheim Museums in New York and Bilbao, Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the MoMA in New York, and many others.
Rosenquist's signed artist proof entitled "The Meteor Hits Picasso's Bed" is a 11'' x 14'' black photogravure monoprint and is the twelfth of only 28 artist's proofs.
Clayton Galleries
in Tampa donated the framing of the piece.
"Instead of auctioning it, we are going to raise money with this print through a raffle -- keeping the same philosophy, making it democratic," says Terri Simons, Director of Program Services at the
Arts Council of Hillsborough County
and organizer of the event. Raffle tickets for the Rosenquist piece will go for $25.
The FIVE by FIVE event is in many ways "artists helping artists" notes Simons, as artists donate original artwork, the proceeds of which fund the Council's individual artist grants and workshop programs. This concept, she says, is what inspired Rosenquist's donation. She says that in addition to the exposure and prestige artists receive by participating in the event, the FIVE by FIVE also aims to "enable those who might not usually buy original art to start collecting and thereby benefit artists beyond this one-night event."
The FIVE by FIVE theme entwines itself throughout the event as nearly 600 pieces of 5"x 5" art created from a wide range of media -- and submitted from around the world -- will be on display for sale, at $25 per piece. The artwork is displayed anonymously, without the artist's name being visible, to encourage buyers to choose the work on its appeal only, and not whether the artist is well-established.
Local professionals in theater, dance, music and spoken word will perform in five- to 15-minute increments throughout the event in the FIVE by FIVE "Lounge" located in the Stephen Dickey Lecture Hall at the
Tampa Museum of Art
, set up with a club-like atmosphere with lighting, seating and bar for the evening.
The complete list of performers is still shaping up, but attendees can look forward to The Kuumba Dancers, Lucha Libro Tampa Bay, Monday, Monday, Shoes at the Door, Soho Indigo and Yellowish Blue & Pink among others.
For more information,
click here
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