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A Huffington Post feature article cites Louisville as number 5 of the nation's Top Ten Underrated Cities in the U.S. In the pictorial feature, readers were invited to participate by adding cities to the list, which now numbers 19.

The article listed "a cosmopolitan riverfront district" and being able to "sip mint juleps on a river cruise aboard the Belle of Louisville" among the things that make Louisville special.

Construction is underway on the new playground/ waterplay area and boat ramp at Riverview Park. Click here for more information and a slideshow.

FOREST BEASTS AND DESERT MONSTERS! TRAINED ANIMALS! FEROCIOUS AND TERRIFIC! We know, we know, you're wondering what this and an elephant have to do with the FREE Waterfront walking tours that continue on August 21-22 — take the tour to find out!

Join local historian Rick Bell for a fascinating tour of Louisville's Waterfront. Tours take place one weekend each month, May through September. The next two walks will be on Saturday, August 21 at 10am and Sunday, August 22 at 2pm. … more details here

A new guide to the Lincoln Memorial is available that includes information about the project, artist, and landscape architect, as well as activities that encourage visitors to dig deeper into the stories of Abraham Lincoln and his ties to Louisville, Kentucky … more

As the result of a challenge grant issued by Thorntons Inc. and met by 60 donors, the Clean Team will operate for the next three summers in Waterfront Park. see the press release here.

A beautiful photo of the Belle of Louisville by photographer Philip Groshong was the first place winner of a National Park Services photo contest, and it was reproduced on the cover of the 2010 National Historic Landmarks Event Planner. For more details and a better look at the photo, see the press release here.

We edit a lot of pdfs here at the Waterfront -- event flyers, user guidelines, forms -- you name it, we work with it. Some originate with us, some are from outside sources. Until now, editing results have been hit or miss -- the fonts may not match exactly in weight or size, it's hard to align things, impossible to get text to flow . . . we've never been able to find an easy to use, reliable, seamless pdf editing software.

Just discovered INfix Pro by Iceni Technology, and I have to say it is the best pdf editing software I have seen. I'm playing with the trial copy now, and it is amazing how easy it is to edit text, change pictures, align objects, change margins or column widths . . . and it's very intuitive! And, oh my gosh, the fonts just match. They just do! It's magic. (Well, it's the magic of embedded fonts - but that has never made a difference before when attempting to edit a pdf -- results, until now, have been pretty sloppy or just plain impossible.)

On top of that, INfix Pro catalogs the colors in your document, it has a CMYK color picker (!!), and it lets you search and replace by font, color or size (!!!). I'm actually looking forward to my next pdf editing job, just to see what else this software will let me do.

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