Articles related to "Louisville Kentucky"

Gigantour 2008 showcases metal acts High on Fire, Job for a Cowboy, Children of Bodom, In Flames, and Megadeth. The tour made its Louisville, KY stop Saturday, April 19.

Finnish symphonic/power metal band Nightwish made a stop in Louisville during their first US tour with new singer Anette Blyckert.

The Stampede showcases elite blind runners and raises awareness of and funds for advocacy and outreach programs run by Visually Impaired Preschool Services of Louisville.

Louisville in the Blue Grass State of Kentucky is a great vacation destination. Fido or Fifi can travel along when staying at a hotel that welcomes the family pet.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation (AAFA) has determined that certain cities may be more challenging for people who suffer from allergies this springtime.

Historic homeowners benefit from architectural salvage businesses when trying to match or restore their homes at reasonable prices or to decorate with antiques.

A new history of the American Printing House for the Blind traces its innovations in making words accessible--from antebellum embossing systems to digital recording.

Major prep races for the Derby wound down last weekend with Curlin, a Steve Asmussen trained colt ridden by Robby Albarado getting in a bid for the Run for the Roses.

It is hard to be a strong theater in a weak economy. Theater funding depends on ticket sales, awards, and grants (both public and private).

No horse has won the Triple Crown since Affirmed did it in 1978 and only 11 have ever won it in the last 89 years.

The Coen Brothers movie, The Big Lebowski, has spawned an annual festival full of Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Maud and Jesus Quintana fans. Or Achievers, as they prefer.

Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is America's largest restored shaker community. A place where the Shaker society once flourished, now fully preserved for guests to enjoy.

The Southern Belles, the new reality show about five friends, is already filled with drama and it's only the first episode.

APH's 150-year history reflects society's evolving image of what disabled persons are capable of when given accessible resources.

At the amazing Falls of the Ohio State Park, Devonian period fossils and an interpretive center help connect Louisville's prehistoric past to explorers Lewis and Clark .

From Sir Barton in 1919 to Affirmed in 1978, thoroughbred racing has seen just 11 Triple Crown winners. Can a 2007 three-year-old step into TC horse shoes?

Below is a list of USFSA, ISI, and Canadian figure skating competitions, current as of September 1, 2007.

Following in Dora's footsteps, Diego will star in his own live-action show. "The Great Jaguar Rescue" will tour the U.S. in 2007.

Performance art based on overheard conversations at the annual Humana Festival of New American Plays in Lousisville, Kentucky.

The following events list is compiled from several sources, including websites of ISU, USFSA, and ISI. This information is current according to organization websites.

The Oakland A's Might Consider Moving Out Of Norhern California Talks For New Stadium in Freemont collapse

The United States ended its losing streak in the Ryder Cup on home soil and defeated a favored European team to claim the Ryder Cup, their first since 1999.

The American Printing House for the Blind has released two new educational aids, a storybook on inclusion in play, and a Jump Rope kit to encourage fun and fitness.

Having first recorded as Palace in 1993, Will Oldham (a.k.a Bonnie 'Prince' Billy) has taken his audience on a strange, eclectic trip through Folk, Americana and Alt.Pop.

CARD leads the industry in providing personalized applied behavior analysis therapy plans to children and families dealing with an autism spectrum disorder.

Divinity is an old favorite for the holiday season, and these recipes will be the hit of any party or family gathering.

Brandy or Whiskey, sweet or sour, making an old fashioned is as simple as the ingredients that go into it. Read on and learn ways to make this barroom favorite.

Scott Hoch and Perry were last year's champions, but Hoch, out with an injury has been replaced by Perry's fellow Kentuckian, long-driving J.B. Holmes.

Pyro, an early season No.2 three-year-old, and Curlin, 2007's Horse of the Year, scored in the Northern Dancer Stakes and the Stephen Foster Handicap June 14.

Only eleven Thoroughbreds have captured all three classics in the Triple Crown series. Also, just eleven horses could win only the first and the last of the three races.

Semicolons have many uses, but they are often misused. Learning why and how semicolons are used will help improve anybody's writing skills.

Some 150 years ago, the greater part of Africa was unknown to Europeans. They called it the Dark Continent because so much of it was still unexplored and undiscovered.

A profile of the late August Wilson, whose Pulitzer-winning plays documented the African American experience in the 20th century.

This article presents a brief history of chocolate, overview of the kinds of chocolate, tips for cooking with chocolate, and recipe for Chocolate Cake with Orange Glaze.

The game-plan of H.P. McGrath in the first Kentucky Derby held May 17, 1875 was to let his stable "rabbit" take the lead to set up his star, Chesapeake.

The National Federation of the Blind and the American Printing House for the Blind offer a number of competitive opportunities for aspiring blind artists and writers.

Enlarged texts are a vital component of reading for the visually impaired, making words and images accessible while keeping them on the same page in the classroom.

Opportunities are increasing for visually impaired runners: separate divisions, prize money, and national titles are now beacons for blind ambition.

Three distinctly Louisiana Cajun dishes that even the most finicky eaters will enjoy are gumbo, jambalaya, and shrimp cakes.

Cynthia and her best friend, Gus, discover that Cynthia's attic is more than just your average dusty den of memories; it is a true gateway to their family histories.

History of the finest thanksgiving hymn "Count Your Blessings," and brief biographies of hymn-writer Johnson Oatman, Jr. and composer Edwin Excell.

Crawford Howell Toy, a brilliant linguist and theologian, was forced from his position teaching at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary for his progressive views.

The Ryder Cup Matches return to the United States later this year. Paul Azinger is being lauded as a strong captain, but a much needed win will be the determining factor.

These recipes are quick and easy to make, and fudge is the perfect treat for holiday parties, family gatherings, and school events.

Orange-Glow Jack-o-Lantern Cake and Chewy-Creepy-Crawly Sugar Cookies are not only good to eat but also fun to make for Halloween.

This holiday season about 35 percent of U.S. air travelers will have free access to wireless Internet from now until January 15, according to Google, Inc.

Looking for a winter day-trip close to home for your children? Look no further than your local manufacturing plant for fun factory tours.

The park trails have many unique features such as civil war factory ruins, overlooks of white water rapids, hardwood forests, and archeological and geological interests.

Thoroughbred horsemen generally don't favor a horse with white ankles, pasterns, or legs. Bone structure is suspect in such an animal, unless he's Secretariat.

The coach was found not guilty of reckless homicide and wanton endangerment in death of one of his athletes, but could his death have been prevented?