American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Cash
Located in the Box Office, near the corner of Mulberry Street and Edison Place.
(973) 757-6000 The Prudential Center Box Office is located inside the arena near the corner of Mulberry Street and Edison Place. Guests can enter from the corner of Mulberry Street and Edison Place, next to the Investors Bank Tower.
Box Office hours are 11AM to 6PM Monday-Friday and closed on Saturday and Sunday with the exception of weekend events, where the Box Office opens at 11AM. Please visit www.prucenter.com/box-office for more information.
Accessible seating is available through Ticketmaster. Please call 800-877-7575 or visit ticketmaster.com to purchase accessible seating.
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) 455-4509 (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 Guest Relations at 312-455-4509 (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.
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) 455-4509 (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 Guest Relations at 312-455-4509 (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.
Visit our website for more information: www.cleparis.org.
Dear Colleagues
On behalf of CLE Paris, I am delighted to invite you to join us in Paris, France for our sixth CLE Paris Global Law Conference to be held on 7 to 9 January 2019. Paris, steeped in beauty, history and legal significance, provides us with a truly unique atmosphere to learn, share knowledge, develop business relationships and make new friends.
Lawyers, judges and law educators are now working in a globally dynamic and technologically diverse framework. Technology is pushing courts, lawyers, and legal services across borders and establishing new ways to communicate. Civil law jurisdictions are blending with common law systems; laws and systems are converging. Traditional legal positions and views are changing. To this end, CLE Paris will consider the law and its practice in a global environment.
We are bringing together international leaders in their legal fields to speak with us in a format encouraging inspiration, stimulation, and conversation. The Paris venue puts the program in touch with one of the greatest historical civil law jurisdictions, and in a country that is determined to take a lead in emerging global and transnational trends.
We will also continue with our law inspired, privately organised excursions and are repeating our very own “Law Professors’ Tour” – a legal/historical walking tour of Paris led by Professors Gerard Carney and Pascale Bloch.
Please visit www.cleparis.org for up to date event details.
I hope that you will accept this invitation and join us in Paris.
Kind Regards,JimProfessor Jim CorkeryCLE Paris Co-ChairpersonFaculty of LawBond University QLD 4229 Australiacommittee@cleparis.org
Course Description:This Course is a starting point for you to acquire the techniques, skills and tools that enable you to build Agile discipline.
In addition to Defining Agile Principles, we will cover the advantages and disadvantages of Agile development. Get first-hand experience by organizing and participating in an Agile team. Put the concepts you learn to Practice instantly in the classroom project. Understand and learn how to take advantage of the opportunities for Agile. Finally gain an understanding and Practice the collaboration and communication needed between customer and developers for Agile to succeed.
Course Topics:
Agile Overview
● What is Agile?
● Agile Methods — Principles and Practices
● Agile Benefits — what you can expect
● Why Agile works
● Agile Teams
Agile Basics & Practices
● User Roles and Personas
● Definition of Agile Methods
● Agile Practices
● Sprinting: Agile Practices in Motion
● Product vision, roadmap and planning
● Product Backlog and User Stories
● Prioritization techniques
● Relative Estimating
● Agile’s iterative approach
Becoming Agile
● The Top 10 Agile Myths How to “Become Agile”
● Ten Pitfalls when Implementing Agile Setting your Course Forward
Learning Goals:
● Understand Agile Principles and how to build the discipline to support those Principles in your everyday Practice
● Appreciate the history of Agile and how the collection of Principles and Practices came together to enable customer success
● Know how to examine Agile methods, including: Scrum, Extreme Programming, AgileUP, Feature Driven Development, Lean Development and DSDM
● Understand how to draw Best Practices from the various methodologies that will contribute to your team success
● Talk the talk: Learning the Agile terminology, roles and forums with their context
● Walk through the Processes that support Agile Principles to enable the delivery of great products
● Begin to map the transition of your existing team or enterprise-level Processes, artifacts and forums to Agile
● Discover the power of Agile teams through communication, collaboration and cadence
● Uncover the pitfalls that teams will encounter in an Agile transition and understand how to overcome those challenges
● Lay the foundation upon which you can build a Learning team and organization
Course Agenda:
Day 1
● Agile – A Clear Definition
● A Brief History of Software Development
● Agile Methods
● Agile Practices
● Agile Basics
● Putting Agile into Action – Becoming Agile
Who can Attend?
This Agile software development training Course is designed for anyone who is considering the use of Agile Methods for software development, including:
● Project Managers
● Program Managers
● Analysts
● Developers
● Programmers
● Testers
● IT Manager/Directors
● Software Engineers
● Software Architects
● Customers/Stakeholders
● Product Managers
Baltimore-based artist Rosa Leff embraced her time in quarantine as an opportunity to slow down, refocus, and commit full time to her art-making process. Celebrating the mundane, Rosa memorializes the messier details of urban life in her original papercuts - tangled nests of telephone wires and power lines, blocks of storefronts crowded with competing signage, and broadsides of rusted delivery trucks emblazoned with local graffiti tags.