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Another pint. So easy to get in and out of this blood donation location in downtown. They do…read moretake walk ins but make an appointment. I typically I am parked, checked in, processed blood drawn, and eating snacks in 30 minutes. Staff are friendly and efficient. The renovations, completed within the last year make the facility much brighter and more comfortable. Such an easy way to help others and even be life saving for someone in need. Drink extra fluids and eat something before you go so you're hydrated. Do an easy, good thing and make it a regular habit. Phlebotimist told me today that only about 5% of adult Americans donate regularly.

I'm sure there's a lot going on inside this building besides blood donations, but the public-facing…read moreside of it is the central wing of Louisville's primary source for blood and plasma. If you see a bloodmobile in your area, by all means, take advantage of the mobile drives. But don't discount the idea of making your own trek to the home base. You won't quite feel like you're in the lobby of the 21c, but they get the job done, and I think donating at the main branch is usually easier and faster than at one of the mobile units. The office could use a serious facelift but I'm gonna hope they are choosing to better compensate their staff in lieu of making the place more handsome. One thing is certain -- the staff here are pros and they work hard. They are on their feet all day. They can't afford to skip steps or mess something up. They have to rub elbows with strangers the whole time. This is a tough job. And I've always been treated well. Parking is free. So are the snacks. Tip your tech with kindness.

A friend and I went to the 7pm showing of "TMI: Sex Education". It was hilarious! The show is…read moregeared toward middle school students and teaching them the basics of sex education in a funny, light-hearted manner. I was hoping it would be a little more risque, but since they received a grant to use the show in schools they have to keep it clean. The show features a classroom of puppet students who are all embarrassed to be learning about sex ed. We laughed a ton as the puppet teacher made the puppets and the audience repeat different sex terms! The puppetteers did a great job with voices, timing and manipulating the puppets! The venue for the show is in the Highland Community Center on Breckenridge St. If you look at the building from the outside you will see it is an old church. It is very charming and has loads of character. When the church population dwindled they looked for tenants to help with the building costs. That's how the Squallis Puppetteers found their place. The "Hall of Puppets" has some of their VERY large puppets and is on the second story of the building, available for you to go and see/take pics with. It has some awesome puppets, including a huge Hunter S. Thompson that was part of Forecastle Festival! The music for "TMI" was done by Jim James, of My Morning Jacket. He is apparently a good friend of the puppet masters and it made the show even cooler! (MMJ also recorded a record in the same building-fyi) I asked about the Squallis Puppetteers adding a more adult-themed show and they said they have had several similar requests. I'm hoping they are able to do so because I know it would be spectacular! It's a cheap $5 way to have a few laughs and feel like a kid while watching a puppet show!

This is an outstanding educational facility.The administration,teaching staff cafeteria workers,…read moregrounds crew, maintenance staff-and of course a student body are willing to work diligently towards their personal and educational goals. If you are searching for a school truly dedicated to developing the educational tools needed for college bound students, GO BEARCATS!!!! Rimar

I took my son here for summer camp and it was unsuccessful. My son is 8 years old and autistic. For…read morecontext, he is in a normal classroom 85% of the day in school. He can be around neurotypical kids, he is high functioning although it is difficult for him to do something new. He needs a little extra support and love to start something new like this. Camp is only 3 hours. This is all information that was provided months before camp started. Although I provided all of this information to them, and I have seen him succeed in these environments in the past, they informed me they did not have the staff to assist him. This was very unfortunate and could have been completely avoided if they had reached out before camp. Their sign says everyone is welcome....that just is not the case. If you child needs any help, extra care, or just a little more attention, don't send them here.

I wanted to know more about Zaniac so took my son to their Fall Open House. One word- WOW! My son…read morewas in heaven. They have more programs and options than I could list. If your kid is interested in STEAM, technology, Minecraft, etc check it out! The staff was icing on the cake. They are a group of passionate and smart people. When I say smart, I mean genius level but they get right down to the level that your kid needs. I spent a lot of time with Dhaval and he answered all of my questions and took some extra time showing me some really cool stuff! Zaniac is an amazing resource for kids in Louisville!

All you need to do is go there. You walk inside and that's where you know the difference of Zaniac…read more And that's only the branded environment. My daughter LOVED Zaniac all summer. Five full days per week for almost three months. They did math equations on the window walls.., lego construction, 3D CAD design into 3D tangible printed objects to take home... Minecraft... Super neat experience!

We had recently moved back to Louisville and were looking a daycare. A few people had suggested…read morethis place. I had called and scheduled a tour. Then suddenly the day of the tour, literally an hour before they called and canceled. They informed me that the director would call me later to reschedule. It never happened. I called daily for a week to try to get sometime scheduled. They never called or emailed me back. When I finally got through almost a month later, they acted like they had no idea what I was talking about, and suddenly they were full and the wait list was over a year long. Maybe they are great once you get in, but trying to even get through has been a giant hassle.

My son attended the before and after school program at A to Z. The staff is caring and very…read moreknowledgeable. They sent him home with snack, if I picked him up as soon as he got off the bus. The staff truly cares about the whole family. I was job hunting in January and they always checked in with me to see how we were doing as a family. My son was sad when he found out he wouldn't be going back, due to me changing jobs. I was in the military, so my first two children moved daycares several times. A to Z is one of the best that I have used. I love the staff very much and they have a great outdoor play area. My son truly enjoyed being there and still isn't too happy that he is a car rider now.

I am a student here and I am having a fantastic time. Graduate school is really a lot of work but…read morethe Seminary works really hard to provide the students with support and human care while enrolled. I already have a graduate degree so this isn't my first time in "even higher Ed" but this is my first time in such a gentle community of scholars and feeling really supported not just by the faculty of the school but the professional staff as well. As a student I have not only enjoyed great classes but my internship opportunities have been fruitful as well. There are extra lectures that are open to the community, opportunities to provide public, AND because it is Presbyterian everyone is welcome to attend and participate fully but also there are committees where you get to frequently use Robert's Rules of Order. So many committees, so many motions. The Seminary also features a counseling center where you can recieve low-cost therapy for yourself or your family, couple, etc. This is a chill Jesus type of Christian institution and there are several students who are not Presbyterian (I'm not) and even students who don't practice a form of Christianity. These are the most earnest and sincere people I have ever studied or worked with. If you're looking for angry Jesus, he's across the street.

I stayed at a conference on the grounds of the Louisville seminary. While I was a bit hesitant…read more(was it going to be a dorm?), I was really surprised at the very professional accommodations, and the amenities for the room and the common areas (good wifi, coffee, cable tv, the important things). My room was very clean and spacious. It took me a while to find the business center; they had two computers with a printer, but i couldn't get online. The grounds and the locale were particularly impressive, reflective of a very affluent "Kentucky" neighborhood: old trees, endless manicured lawns, a golf course nearby. Considering the political reputation of KY, and the notoriety of a neighboring Southern Baptist Seminary, I was somewhat hesitant about excessive rules or a dominant religiously evangelistic culture, but I thought this location had a good balance, lots of opportunties for spiritual reflection and practice, but not an oppressive expectation of uniformity. Finally, we had breakfast at the school cafeteria, and while it was quiet and typical of a buffet/cafeteria, the grits, casserole, and and eggs and ham were quite adequate. The fruit seemed sort of generic... I would have preferred peaches, pears, etc., that I assume would be plentiful in the autumn, in the south!

I am thrilled that we have a resource here like Code Louisville, which has been raising the bar…read moretech talent in the city. They offer a range of classes like front end web design, "React", ".Net", Python, and many others. This alone would be great, but it doesn't stop there. Code Louisville also offers a bevy of additional resources, like job readiness workshops, one day workshops like "Salesforce", help on resumes, mentors available daily, and more. You can tell that they truly care about your success, and they are invested in it. My hope is that the grant funding for this facility continues, and can impact the city immensely to motivate more investment in tech talent. During my graduation event, I was able to meet recruiters from several companies, plus Lieutenant Governor Jeanine Hampton, and Mayor Greg Fischer, who is a big proponent of the programs here. I would definitely recommend Code Louisville to anyone interested in a career in tech!

Love this place. I have taken frontend and now I am currently taking the backend classes. Coding is…read morewhere our future is. I love being able to create databases, games, forms, websites and the list goes on and on. Not only am I able to learn how to code, but I am also able to network and meet different folks of life.