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Chicago Blackhawks vs. Boston Bruins

The United Center Box Office accepts Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card. Tickets held at Will Call can be picked up beginning 90 minutes prior to the start of the actual event. E-TICKET /PRINT AT HOME & MOBILE TICKETING If you chose Print-at-Home as your delivery method, your tickets will be sent to the email address used at the time of purchase in the form of a .pdf and must be printed on paper in advance for entry. Print at Home tickets cannot scanned at the venue from a mobile device. Choosing mobile entry allows the convenience of using your smartphone as your game ticket. You no longer need to bring your physical tickets to the game. This includes season tickets and single game tickets purchased online or forwarded by email through authorized outlets including Chicagoblackhawks.com, Chicagobulls.com, ClickTix, Ticketmaster.com or other United Center approved outlets. Mobile entry requires a valid QR code. (312) 455-4500 (312) 455-4519 (TTY) Monday-Friday, 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Saturday, closed if no performance Sunday, closed if no performance *Hours subject to change depending on event schedules. Not only is the United Center designed to 100% ADA compliance, but each team member has been specifically trained in assisting our guests with special needs. Should you have any questions regarding the accessibility of the arena or for ticket information, please call 312-455-4653 and ask for Guest Relations (312-455-4519 TTY). Tickets in wheelchair accessible areas are available on all levels of the United Center, and the arena offers 100 disabled parking spaces located in parking Lot G off of Damen Avenue. All washrooms, restaurants, first aid station, seating areas, Cash Stations, box offices, Concession stands and drinking fountains are all wheelchair accessible.

Hamilton (NY)

Cash, AmEx, Visa, MC Pick up tickets one hour prior to the show. Customers must present the actual credit card used to place the order and a photo ID. (212) 221-1211 Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Ultrasound for Podiatrists

This 2 day introductory seminar is for Podiatrists, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors and Osteopaths, Nurses and other Allied Health Professionals with an interest in utilising ultrasound imaging in their clinical practice. The format features didactic lectures, interactive scanning demonstrations and hands-on scanning tuition with a focus on scanning of the foot and ankle. This course is ideally tailored to new graduates, those with no or limited exposure to rehabilitative and diagnostic ultrasound with a desire to learn, and those currently using ultrasound whom wish to reinforce and expand their knowledge base. Curriculum:    Basic Physics Basic physics of ultrasound ,instrumentation and artifacts. Knobology, scan techniques and terminology Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the Foot and Ankle Nerves Muscle Tendon Ligaments Enthesis Fascia Bone Joints Imaging of soft tissue pathology Identify tears of major muscles, ligaments and tendons of the foot and ankle Identify torn ligaments Identify tendinopathy Identifying grades of tendinopathy (ie reactive vs disrepair vs degenerative tendinopathy). Identify soft tissue collections (including haematomas, abscesses ,ganglia and Mortens neuroma) Identify joint effusions and synovial thickening Identify bursitis Principles of foreign body localization Complications of normal healing process including fibrosis, calcification, infection and non-healing Have an understanding of the limitations and pitfalls of scanning the foot and ankle Interventional Techniques ( if required) and practical techniques in ultrasound scanning of the foot and ankle. Objectives On completion of the seminar, registrants should be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of the relevant anatomy Demonstrate the ability to effectively perform basic soft tissue imaging Identify relevant muscles and tendons and ligaments Identify and assess soft tissue injuries including haematomas, muscle injuries, major ligament injuries and major tendon tears  Identify ultrasound evidence suggesting fracture of small bones  Identify foreign bodies Identify arthropathy, tendinopathy, enthesopathy tenosynovitis and bursitis  Understand the limitations of ultrasound in diagnosis soft tissue injuries  Understand the complications in the normal healing process including fibrosis, calcification, infection and non-healing Write a structured report or complete proforma report for soft tissue assessment of the foot and ankle Have the clinical knowledge and ultrasound skill to be able to make appropriate management decisions according to the clinical situation Understand the requirement for a comprehensive scan and expert input in certain settings Registrants requiring CAHPU accreditation should contact ASUM www.asum.com.au  Morning tea and lunch will be provided.

Hamilton (NY)

Cash, AmEx, Visa, MC Pick up tickets one hour prior to the show. Customers must present the actual credit card used to place the order and a photo ID. (212) 221-1211 Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Hamilton (Touring)

The Box Office accepts Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Will Call is located at the theatre box office on Canal Street. Tickets held at Will Call can be picked up as early as two and a half hours prior to the event. The customer must present the actual credit card, photo I.D., and the confirmation number. (504) 287-0351 Mon through Fri 12pm to 4pm excluding holidays

HDI Support Center Analyst 2 Days Training in Seoul

Course Description: Help desk professionals and support center analysts provide frontline support and act as the primary contact for customers. It is important that these service desk professionals provide the highest quality customer care with every interaction. HDI Support Center Analyst (HDI-SCA) training focuses on help desk strategies for effective customer service, emphasizing problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills, call-handling procedures, incident Management, communication skills, and an introduction to ITIL® Processes. Course Topics: Module 1 : The Evolution of the Support Center ●     The Evolution of the Support Center ●     The Role of the Support Analyst ●     The Support Center’s Role in the Business Module 2 : Strategic Framework ●     Strategic Perspective ●     Service Level Agreement ●     Standard Operating Procedures ●     Business Alignment Module 3 : Service Delivery Methods and Technology ●     Service Delivery Methods ●     Telephony Systems ●     Service Management Systems Module 4 : Support Center Processes and Operations ●     Best Practices for IT Service Management ●     ITIL Service Support ●     Security Management ●     Knowledge Management ●     Quality Assurance Module 5 : Call Handling Procedures ●     Total Contact Ownership ●     Procedures for Call Handling ●     Service Management Systems Module 6 : Communication Skills ●     Communication Process ●     Cultural Sensitivity ●     Vocal Elements ●     Active Listening ●     Incident Documentation ●     Writing Skills Module 7 :  Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting Skills ●     Problem-Solving and Types of Thinking ●     Questioning Skills ●     Solve Incidents with IMPACT ●     Additional Customer Service Skills ●     Root Cause Analysis Module 8 : Maximizing Effectiveness ●     Your Customer’s Psychological Needs ●     Handling Conflict ●     Handling Difficult Customer Behaviors ●     Stress Management ●     The Power of a Service Attitude ●     Managing Your Time ●     Managing Your Career  Learning Goals: ●     The Process of incident Management, from detection and recording to closure. ●     Critical thinking skills to resolve incidents quickly and consistently. ●     The importance of total contact ownership. ●     An awareness of the core help desk Processes and Best Practices used in service and support centers. ●     Valuable active listening skills and effective communication strategies. ●     Proven techniques for improving customer interactions. ●     Effective support center strategies for managing difficult customers.  Course Agenda: Day 1  Module 1 : The Evolution of the Support Center ●      The Evolution of the Support Center ●      The Role of the Support Analyst ●      The Support Center’s Role in the Business Module 2 : Strategic Framework ●      Strategic Perspective ●      Service Level Agreement ●      Standard Operating Procedures ●      Business Alignment Module 3 : Service Delivery Methods and Technology ●      Service Delivery Methods ●      Telephony Systems ●      Service Management Systems Module 4 : Support Center Processes ●      and Operations ●      Best Practices for IT Service Management ●      ITIL Service Support ●      Security Management ●      Knowledge Management ●      Quality Assurance Day 2  Module 5 : Call Handling Procedures ●      Total Contact Ownership ●      Procedures for Call Handling ●      Service Management Systems Module 6 : Communication Skills ●      Communication Process ●      Cultural Sensitivity ●      Vocal Elements ●      Active Listening ●      Incident Documentation ●      Writing Skills Module 7 : Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting Skills ●      Problem-Solving and Types of Thinking ●      Questioning Skills ●      Solve Incidents with IMPACT ●      Additional Customer Service Skills ●      Root Cause Analysis Module 8 : Maximizing Effectiveness ●      Your Customer’s Psychological Needs ●      Handling Conflict ●      Handling Difficult Customer Behaviors ●      Stress Management ●      The Power of a Service Attitude ●      Managing Your Time ●      Managing Your Career Who can Attend? ●     Frontline technical support staff who need to learn the critical steps required to effectively manage and prioritize incidents and reduce escalations, and who need to master the essential customer service skills required to manage difficult customers and improve overall customer satisfaction. ●     Individuals who are preparing for the HDI Support Center Analyst certification exam.

Hamilton

I Said Yes! Wedding Show

We are not just a Wedding Expo! I Said Yes Wedding Shows are so much more! “If you’re getting married, you HAVE to go.” Imagine your perfect wedding. Now imagine all of the stress from planning that wedding lifts from your shoulders! Come to the I Said Yes! Wedding Show on March 21st because the vendors, cake samples, entertainment, and wedding deals will sweep you off your feet. This wedding show is fun and productive for the wedding party, parents, friends, and family.

Holiday Art Market - Arnot Art Museum

The Arnot Art Museum’s annual Holiday Art Market is open - Celebrate the season and support the Arts! The Holiday Art Market is a seasonal Exhibition which doubles as a retail pop-up shop. Held in the Museum’s front Reading Room Gallery, it is a highly anticipated tradition. Come in to enjoy viewing these unique creations and perhaps find the perfect, special gift for a loved one - or yourself. This year’s market showcases nine regional artists, listed below. Pieces are available for purchase 13 October, 2020 through 9 January, 2021. Betsy Kent • watercolor paintings Barb Kurcoba • photography Julie Waltz-Stalker • oil and watercolor paintings Laura Glenn • multimedia collage Alice Muhlback • painterly style décor and stationary goods Mackenzie Stratton • ceramics Daniel McPheeters • mixed media digital artist Christy Spreng • hand-made jewelry Charles Hargenrader • turned wood artisan * Dropping in to shop the Market is free to the public. (Regular admission applies to enter the gallery spaces for non-members). * Museum Members are eligible for a discount on Holiday Art Market purchases. Consider joining when you visit. Location: 235 Lake Street, Elmira, NY 14901 Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 10am - 5pm; Saturday, Noon-5pm. Closed Sunday, Monday and Holidays. Gallery Admission: $7 per person, free to those under 18. Admission is always free to Museum Members! Membership: Please inquire at the Reception Desk, call Guest Services at 607-734-3697 - or - visit us online to apply for membership benefits at: http://www.arnotartmuseum.org/ Directions: Exit 56 from Route 17/86 (Church Street Exit). Turn left at the forth traffic signal onto Lake Street. Free parking is available in the Museum parking lot at the rear of the building, bordering Baldwin Street.

Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Cash, Visa, MC, Discover and American Express only. Photo ID is required for all events. Tickets will only be released to the person whose name is on the envelope. Note: Broncos half-price tickets are only available via mobile delivery. There is no will call for half-price tickets. (720)258-3333 Denver Outlaws Information: 720-258-3600 8:00am-5:00pm Monday - Friday 9:00-End of half time on Game Day ADA seating may be purchased via Ticketmaster at Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. Limit of 4 ADA seats per customer. For ADA assistance/inquiries, please call 720-258-3337.

Business Writing Essentials Training Course

When creating written communications in the workplace, it is essential that the details of the communication be correct, while the basic layout of the document is appropriate, and the ideas are presented logically and effectively. The PD Training Business Essentials Writing course teaches participants how to assure the effectiveness of any type of business writing, whether its reports, proposals and even emails, and ensures documents these are written using the correct sentence structure, grammar and formatting. Participants will learn key business writing skills like planning the document content, writing for the reader, conversational styles, the use or avoidance of industry jargon and multiple types of document styling. Business Writing Essentials training courses are available now throughout Australia, including Brisbane, Sydney, Parramatta, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra and Perth. Learning Outcomes  After completing this course participants will be able to learn: Basic principles of writing Types of writing Proper use of words email etiquette create attractive letters and proposals Course Outline Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 1 Why, Who and What of Writing  Welcome My Writing Landscape Starting with ‘Why’ Moving to ‘Who’ Ending with ‘What’ Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 2 Two bee or not to be – grammar has the answer  Sentences To Write or to be Written Pronouns Verbs Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 3 Planning what you write  The Seven Cs of Writing Why Plan? Making the Reader Care Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 4 The First Draft  Conversational Style – using plain language About Tone Word Choice Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 5 Editing  Ways to Edit What to Edit Other Considerations – jargon, clichés and modifiers Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 6 One in 260 Billion  How to get noticed and engage the reader Email Etiquette Reflection Business Writing Essentials - Lesson 7 Other Correspondence  Letters Proposals Reflection