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Event Profile: Louisville Build, Renovate & Landscape Expo is an exhibition related to the building & construction sector. It combines the best of trade and consumer markets in one highly targeted and interactive housing market environment. Visitor's Profile: Trade Visitors only - Architects, Builders, Building Merchants, Building and Housing Institutes and Associations, Civil and Consulting Engineers, Financiers, Government Departments, Land and Quantity Surveyors, Planners, Plumbers, Property Developers, Specifiers. Exhibitor's Profile: Manufacturers of Access Control Systems, Adhesives, Bathroom Fittings, Building Cleaning, maintenance & security, Smartcard Technology, CCTV & Remote Monitoring Control Systems, Mining, Concrete, Doors and Windows, Metal Detectors, Fire & Gas Detection Equipment, Floor Finishes, Identification Systems, Interiors & Lighting, Locking Equipment, Marble & Granite Products, Rescue and Emergency Equipment, Security Doors, Shutters & Fencing, Security Glass & Screens, Wall and Ceiling Finishes. Organizer: L & L Exhibition Management, Inc. 7809 Southtown Center, #200, Bloomington, United States Of America. Tel: +(1)-(952)-8815030/3746463 Fax: +(1)-(952)-8814272

The National Council for History Education presents its 2008 Conference: April 3 - 6 at the Louisville Marriott Downtown, Louisville, KY. Featured speakers include James McPherson (Pulitzer Prize winner and Civil War scholar) and Mary Beth Norton (Cornell University), as well as Fritz Fischer (University of Northern Colorado) and Phil Nicolosi (New Jersey). Other features include the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace Memorial, Churchill Downs, The Frazier International History Museum, The Bourbon Trail, The Louisville Slugger Museum, The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and more! Endorsed by the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission. Conference Location: Louisville, KY Conference Hotel: Louisville Marriott Downtown Conference Dates: April 3 - 6, 2008 Conference Rates: as low as $99 for members Registration: opens September 1 on-line