Registration is quickly
filling up for Bellarmine University's first Center for eWorld Education
seminar "Leadership in the New Economy."
eMain publicity and
beautification
Community light posts,
buildings, and streets are being affixed with eMain signs In order to better
define the boundaries of the eMain neighborhood
The eMain Project Team announced the completion of eight
key milestones:
Feb 12 eMain Launched
Clock Tower is first building.Ý
Will offer nearly 130,000 square feet of renovated technology space and
three tenants are pre-committed to the building: Win.Net, Bellarmine University
and BellSouth. Construction to begin October 1, pending final approval of
funding.
Feb 12 eMainUSA.com
Website created and receiving great success. This website has been
receiving great success and is continually undergoing refinements. Recent
additions include information on available properties and a sign-up option to
receive the eMain eNewsletter. Undergoing continuous refinements.
Feb 17 Bellarmine University
Developed curriculum and strategy for the eMain eWorld Education Center.
First executive-level seminar will launch on October 6 - ìLeadership in the New
Economyî taught by nationally renowned educators and business practitioners.
March 5 eMain Master Plan
Completed. Plan includes public/private development; lists of needs from
amenities to support services; and graphic renderings of proposed developments.
Plan is being used to drive public sector infrastructure improvements.
April 20 bCatalyst
Business accelerator that helps start-up companies grow and mature
faster.Ý Became eMainís first tenant.
Located in the old Forge Building at 111 East Washington St. and currently has
two e-businesses accelerating.
April 24 Main and Washington Streets
Seven buildings being renovated into a $19.2 million complex featuring a
European-style boutique hotel, apartments, restaurants, offices and a plaza
through a group led by local architect Jim Walters.
May 8 Infrastructure
Report
Developed Infrastructure and technology standards.
Sept 1 Waterfront Park Place
Bravura announced the
development of a 22-story residential tower.
Sept 7 Cobalt Ventures
-Renovating the former
Louisville Scrap Building at 301 East Main Street
-Converting Schiller
Hardware building at Market and Hancock into offices and restaurants.
-Paving four acres into
roughly 600 parking spots at the corner of Witherspoon and Preston.
September 1
A groundbreaking was held on Thursday, August 31, for Waterfront Park
Place - a $37.8 million 22-story residential tower.Ý The building, which will be located at Witherspoon and Floyd
Streets, will overlook the Ohio River.
http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2000/08/28/daily17.html
August
25
Next spring Louisville will
host the 2001 Inc. 500 conference, a celebration of Inc.
magazine's picks for the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the country.
http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2000/08/28/story6.html
September 18, 2000
U of L and bCatalyst, the
high-tech business incubator, that helps start-up companies get on their feet,
have teamed up on what they're calling "The Big Idea Expedition."
Under the plan, bCatalyst will invest up to $1 million in the best new business
idea from anyone in Kentucky, Indiana or Ohio.
http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2000/09/18/editorial1.html
eTown USA
September 13, 2000
Entrepreneurs all over the
country are taking matters into their own hands and transforming their
communities into wired cities.
http://www.inc.com/incmagazine/article/0,,ART20246_CNT53,00.html
September
4, 2000
Today,
computer-based technology plays a vital role in the day-to-day operations of
even the most staid brick-and-mortar organization. Technological progress means
that organizations must constantly address training for their technology
support and user staff.
http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2000/09/04/smallb2.html
September 2000
Owners of properties in
central business districts must compete aggressively with new construction
being wired from scratch with the latest in equipment.
http://www.siteselection.com/issues/2000/sep/p804/
Stevie
Ray's Blues Bar calendar of events
|
25th Blind Pig
Records Recording Artist E.C. Scott |
26th Blues Jam
|
27th Gary Primich 9:00 PM |
28th Nasty
Weather Blues Band 9:30 PM |
29th Sue O'Neil & the Blues Hounds 7:30 PM Christian
Hastings Band |
30th Sue O'Neil & the Blues Hounds 7:30 PM Christian
Hastings Band |
http://www.stevieraysbluesbar.com/
Visual Arts
620
E. Market Street
Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-3
p.m.
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Brian Purlee
Exhibit Dates: Present - October 14th
Could be characterized by his resistance to a signature style. The centerpiece
is an installation called ìI remember My Dreams By Drooling Them On My Pillow,î
a sequence of wall mounted platforms covered with piles of small, colorful,
irregularly shaped pillows, each emblazoned with a silkscreen
"flower."
Swanson Cralle East
Market
638
E. Market St.
Wednesday-Saturday,
11 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Melissa
Wilson
Exhibit
Dates: Present - October 14th
Her
photography of discarded dolls, often dismembered or wrenched into the ungainly
postures of slain bodies and bathed in the tender ambient tones of a faded
past, alert us that we are back in the durable terrain of the Southern gothic,
a place where images of lost childhood still have the power to call forth a
needle-sharp nostalgia.
Food
and Dinning
Artemisia
Gallery and Cafe
620
E. Market Street
Tuesday-Saturday
11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch 10 a.m.
Friday
and Saturday Dinner 6 p.m.-10 p.m.
Food
as art; food and art. That's Artemisia Gallery and Cafe, which offers a variety
of appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees.