White Chocolate Raspberry Mocha A perfect blend of flavors - Ghiradelli white chocolate, raspberry flavoring, blended with milk and our own espresso. Topped with whipped cream. Available from 2/8/2010 to 2/14/2010
Italian Bake Sourdough Bread, tomato sauce, pepperoni, ham and mozzarella cheese baked to perfection. Available from 2/1/2010 to 2/14/2010
Almond Joy Decaf Flavored Coffee Rich chocolate, toasted almond and hints of coconut just like the candy bar! Available from 2/1/2010 to 2/15/2010
Chocolate Raspberry Flavored Coffee Rich, dark chocolate smothers fresh red raspberries. A long time favorite! Available from 2/1/2010 to 2/15/2010
Mudslide Mocha Dark Chocolate Ghirardelli steamed milk, espresso, Irish Cream flavoring, and whipped cream topped with Hershey's syrup. Available from 2/8/2010 to 2/15/2010
Don Hurless teaches piano in his studio in Lima, Ohio. He is a Certified Memmber of the Ohio Music Teacher's Association. Hurless is a past President of the American Federation of Musicians Local 320.
He studied piano with Margaret Jewell and Professor Herman Ostheimer, a stiudent of Leschetizsky and Duprey. His study of composition and orchestration have been with the late William Byrd and Felix Labunski, a student and assistant of Sergey Prokofiev.
Hurless is a composer of many works performed by the Lima Symphony Orchestra, area High School Concert Bands, Choirs, Lab Bands, and Jazz Ensembles. His piano Duet "Tone Row Twist" has been published by the Willis Music Company.
Being a Harpischord Builder and Lecturer, Hurless visitied several Harpischord Museums and Worshops while touring Europe with Dr. George Lucktenberg's Harpsichord and History Instrument Tour.
He enjoys performing Jazz and lecturing in the NorthWest area of Ohio. He has appeared on FM 91, and TV-WLIO.
Students of Don Hurless have performed successfully in many AMSA, ONTA, and OMEA competitions. Many have following professional music careers.
Don Hurless was commissed to write "Fanfare for God" which opened the October 2003 Lima Symphony concert. The symphony was celebrating its 50th anniversary.
About this art exhibit, in Don Hurless's own words:
"One summer morning I was watching the Today Show and saw a lady telling about how she taught art at a San Francisco college. She wrote a book called "Drawing from the right side of the brain."
Since I couldn't draw, at least I'd see what Betty Edwards had to say about the brain. I couldn't figure out how my piano students could be brother and sister with the same parents, but one could memorize her music, but couldn't sight read it, whiler her brother could sight read his music, but could not memorize it. The personality of the brain could be the answer.
When I got the book, I started reading it. Edwards said just don't read the book, do the lessons. She said, "Don't draw what you think, draw what you see." The first lesson, she had me draw a picture that was upside down int he book. She said, don't look at it right side up. Just draw what you see. Follow the lines in the sketch where ever they go, even if you don't know what you're drawing."
When I got done, I turned the sketch over ---- it was a picture of Straninsky, the composer sitting in a chair. His head was small, but his hands on his lap were huge. I thought, I sure messed that up. But, when I turned the picture in the book right side up, my picture was exactly right.
So my next assignment was to blow up a paper sack, set it on the table, and draw it.
DRAW WHAT I SEE. That's the sack in the cardboard frame. So enjoy MY new found JOY.
I can draw. "DRAWMATIC, isn't it!""
Art Exhibit will run throughout February. Free and open to the public. At The Meeting Place on Market.
The Meeting Place on Market
offers a unique dining experience with gourmet coffee,
desserts, specialty sandwiches and other items.
Located at 220 West Market Street at the
corner of West and Market in Downtown Lima, Ohio, The Meeting Place on
Market is able to comfortably seat 99 customers. Our Library
offers a relaxing spot to read a good book. The Pub Room will
stimulate you to a political discussion with a group of friends.
Ask a friend to lunch and dine on the Terrace, or bring the whole
family for a fun time in our kid-oriented Family Room.
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Coffee Fest 2010!
2/13/2010 9:00AM
Announcing Coffee Fest 2010!
Benefiting the Veteran’s Food Pantry
Saturday, February 13th
All day:
* Try an unlimited variety of coffee with our Coffee Tasting Pass for $2
* Cups of coffee free to all veterans
1 pm: Coffee Pro Training—learn about the art of coffee tasting, plus learn how to brew using a French Press (the right way!)
2 pm: Coffee Frame Art—create picture frames decorated with coffee beans—open to kids and adults
3 pm: Coffee Painting—paint watercolors with coffee—open to kids and adults
Admission to all events: a donation of your choice of non-perishable food items, personal hygiene items, or money to the Veteran’s Food Pantry.
The Veteran's Food Pantry is a local food bank benefiting our veterans. Located in Lima's Memorial Hall, it has seen a dramatic increase in need over the last year. They have 665 Veterans and 25 Family on Active Duty that receive food. The Meeting Place is proud to sponsor this food drive for the Veteran's Food Pantry.
At The Meeting Place on Market, 220 West Market Street, downtown Lima, Ohio
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