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The Ancient World in JSTOR
From AWOL (Ancient World OnLine), a listing of all the academic journals kept in JSTOR that have substantial contributions on the ancient world.
Aerial Archaeology Newsletter
Complete articles, but only of the first issue, which came out in 1996, and I don't believe there's been another one.
African-American Archaeology Newsletter
Complete articles, online beginning Spring 1994.
American Journal of Archaeology
The academic end of the Archaeological Institute of America (they also publish Archaeology magazine) is the AJA; their site includes tables of contents and abstracts starting with volume 95 (1991) and some full content.
Archaeology, history, and art history; an attempt to bridge the gap between professional historians and archaeologists and their specialized research, on the one hand, and the general public, the true history and archaeology lovers, on the other. English and Greek.
Archaeoastronomy and Ethnoastronomy News
Complete issues beginning with the first newsletter in 1991 through 1998.
Archaeology Magazine
The glossy sister of our publications, Archaeology Magazine includes a list of table of contents to January/February 1996, and abstracted articles beginning March/April of that year.
The University of Sheffield's graduate student e-zine; complete articles.
At the Edge
"aims to 'walk on the cracks' between archaeology, mythology and folklore and provide accessible insights for all with an interest in the latest and most innovative ideas about past and place."
Athena Review
Brand new quarterly journal of archaeology, history, and exploration; online version contains abbreviated versions of the printed version.
Biblical Archaeology Review
Herschel Shanks' quarterly review of near eastern archaeology in an online version.
British Archaeology
Complete articles, right from the first issue.
Bulletin of Information on Computing and Anthropology
Complete articles, beginning with the 1984 issue up to the 1992 issue; it is unclear how active this site is.
The Cave Paleontology and Research Archive, this new completely electronic journal is sponsored by the British Cave Research Association.
The organ of the National Park Service, provides Tables of Contents from the first issue.Complete articles are available as .pdf files for downloading.
CSA Newsletter
Computer Technologies for Archaeologists and Architectural Historians, from Bryn Mawr's Center for the Study of Architecture and Archaeology; complete online issues.
Current Archaeology
A magazine dedicated to British archaeology; this web site is a gold mine of information on things prehistoric and historic in Britain. Abstracts from several articles, beginning with issue 147.
A fairly new journal on Classical archaeology and history, complete downloadable articles from the University of Birmingham.
Electronic Antiquity
Primarily relating to ancient history rather than archaeology, but with some inevitable crossover. Electronic Antiquity has been moribund for several years, but looks like it's back on line at Virginia Tech.
Electronic Publishing Initiative
The Council for British Archaeology and the Society of Antiquaries of London have proposed a consortium of publishers of archaeological journals to produce electronic copies available for purchase online. A very exciting idea, indeed!
Forum Archaeologiae
German language, complete articles or substantial abstracts beginning with the first volume in 1996.
Internet Archaeology
Internet Archaeology publishes only on the web. You'll need to register to get the entire article.
Internet-Beiträge zur Ägyptologie und Sudanarchäologie
Internet contributions to archaeology of Egypt and the Sudan, scientific publication and discussion, from Humboldt University, in Berlin. Complete articles in German; abstracts in German and English.
Journal for MultiMedia History
A promising foray into electronic publishing, JMMH is the first peer-reviewed electronic journal that presents, evaluates, and disseminates multimedia historical scholarship.
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology
Devoted to the development of theory and, in a broad sense, methodology for the systematic and rigorous understanding of the organization, operation, and evolution of human societies. Abstracts beginning 1993 are publicly accessible; articles by subscription.
Journal of Caribbean Archaeology
Complete articles available in downloadable Adobe Acrobat files.
Journal of World Anthropology
The JWA is "an electronic journal dedicated to scholarship in all fields of anthropology, and publishes articles on academic research, matters of theory and methodology, and the education of the public, as well as book, software and film reviews." Recently renewed after a ten-year hiatus; all content is online and free.
Completely online academic journal on the Neolithic period. Articles primarily in German, but some English articles and German articles have English abstracts.
JURN : directory of scholarly ejournals in the arts
JURN lists humanities journals with significant online content; it has a substantial section dedicated to archaeology.
Liguria Paleolithic Art Magazine
Italian and English articles on paleolithic art throughout the world.
Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry
Online journal, issued by The University of the Aegean, Department of Mediterranean Studies, Rhodes, Greece, focused on the Mediterranean region neighboring areas.
Notes: The Italian Archaeological Bulletin
Complete articles on a number of Italian archaeological sites and on the cultural history of Italy. Italian and English.
Noticias de Antropología y Arqueología
From Argentina, complete articles in Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
From the members of the PALANTH-L electronic community comes word of a new international journal of Palaeoanthropology, called PALANTH to be focused primarily, although not exclusively, on Pleistocene issues; with a specific aim toward research issues "that are relevant and pertinent to our understanding of human biological/cultural evolution and dispersals through time and space".
The Heroic Age
A completely online journal dedicated to the study of the Northwestern Europe from the Late Roman Empire to the advent of the Norman Empire.
The Mammoth Trumpet
A quarterly news magazine, for the public and reports on all aspects of the peopling of the Americas. Published in its entirety on the web beginning with 1995.
The Medieval Review
The Medieval Review (TMR; formerly the Bryn Mawr Medieval Review) has been publishing reviews of current work in all areas of Medieval Studies. The online journal includes reviews, and provides a computer searchable archive of past reviews.
The Post Graduate Forum
Online journal for post-graduate students.
Brand-new (2001) Spanish-language on-line academic journal from the Universidad del Salvador, Argentina; articles on the east from Egypt to China, and from History to Art and Religion.
World Atlatl Magazine
The online magazine of primitive technology (not just atlatls).


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---- — ANDERSON — In his first start of 2013, Anderson's Josh Poore dominated the biggest race of the year for the CRA Street Stock Division at Anderson Speedway on Saturday.
Poore started on the outside of the front row alongside quick qualifier Jeff Lane. He chased Lane for the first 22 laps and then grabbed the lead with an outside pass on the front straight.
He held off Lane during the course of nine restarts to take home the $3,000 first-place money. Poore led 173 of the 200 laps win the event. A year ago Poore led all 200 laps to win event.
With Poore in control of the point, there was tight racing behind him for second place between Lane, Josh Myers, Bret Miles Jr. and Dustin Burge.
Lane pressed Poore on the final restart with 11 laps remaining but was never able to get alongside on the outside. Poore won by .574 of a second.
Myers finished third with Miles and Burge, who started 15th in the field, rounding out the top five.
Poore has not been competing in 2013 following the birth of his son.
There were 21 of the 32 starters still running at the finish with 14 cars running on the lead lap.
The race was slowed only eight times for a total of 46 laps.
David Reynolds used the outside line to climb through the field in the IOFS SuperKart feature, but then moved to the inside to pass Dustin Kares with six laps remaining to record the victory.
Kares took the lead from Kenny Smith on Lap 6 with an outside move on the front straight. By the 10th lap, Reynolds was running third, after starting 10th, and moved into the second position with a power move on the outside in Turn 3.
The second caution flag waved on Lap 17 for a three-kart tangle in Turn 4. On the restart, Reynolds fell right behind Kares and used the draft to slingshot into the lead.
"I tried four times last year to win at Anderson," Reynolds said, "so this is my win for the year. I used a lot of patience early in the race and knew I had a good set-up on the kart."
Nick Warner led from start to finish to record his second Front Wheel Drive Figure-8 feature.
Warner was challenged for the first few circuits by four-time 2013 feature winner Kevin Henson, but Henson's night ended on Lap 3 when the hood of his race car became loose and obscured his vision.
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Between 2010-2011, Michael Morse posted an .896 OPS for the Washington Nationals. I like to think he was a big reason why the team didn't splurge on Prince Fielder this past winter, even though I should probably know better. The bigger point: the Nationals figured they had a reliable, powerful bat in Michael Morse.
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Davey said #Nats are sending Michael Morse's test results to Dr. Andrews for evaluation. Morse has been shut down with strained lat.— Dan Kolko (@DanKolko) April 11, 2012
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Martha Lou Zirkle, 85, Greentown, died at 7:52 p.m. Tuesday, March 12, 2013, at Community Howard Regional Health. She was born Nov. 21, 1927, to Chandler and Audrey (Golding) Keyton. She was married Sept. 22, 1945, to Richard Zirkle. He preceded her in death Aug. 19, 1987.
She was a homemaker, and she also had been a telephone operator in Greentown and was a secretary at Haynes-Stellite Corp. in Kokomo for several years. She was a 1946 graduate of Greentown High School.
She was a member of Christian Life Fellowship. She had been a secretary for the Greentown Alumni Association, served on the board of directors for the Greentown Glass Museum and had been precinct committee person in Greentown for several years.
Surviving are her sons, B. Jan (Judy) Zirkle, Hurst, Texas, and Stan (Benita) Zirkle, Greentown; six grandchildren, Lori Zirkle, Ryan (Kristi) Zirkle, Wesley (Jennie) Zirkle, Stephanie (Keith) Lavin, Stephen (Sarah) Pate and Andrew (Robin) Pate; 13 great-grandchildren; sisters, Norma Jean (Fred) David, Greentown, Milda J. Cheek, Greentown, and Carol Sue Hensler, Greentown; brother, Darwin C. (Linda) Keyton, Muncie; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and husband.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Hasler & Stout Funeral Home, 112 E. Main St., Greentown, with the Rev. Logan Sparling and Pastor Gary Hoover officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Greentown, following the service. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Hasler-Stout Funeral Home, 112 E. Main St., Greentown.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Greentown Glass Museum in the name of Richard Zirkle. Arrangements are being handled by Hasler-Stout Funeral Home, Greentown. Online condolences can be made at www.hasler-stout.com.


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Mt. Gox may have collected a large sum in trading fees in the weeks before its closure, even though it was already aware that a vast number of bitcoins had gone missing, its U.S. bankruptcy filing suggests.
A sworn declaration in the filing from Robert Karpeles, Mt. Gox 's CEO, reveals that the bitcoin exchange knew in early February that its situation was far graver than it had disclosed at the time.
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Mt. Gox halted bitcoin withdrawals from its exchange on Feb. 7. It told customers it was investigating possible fraud due to a security issue called transaction malleability, but did not specify at the time how many bitcoins were missing. Buying and selling on the exchange continued until Feb. 25, when its website went dark.
Mt. Gox's first disclosure of the scale of its problems came when it filed for bankruptcy protection in Tokyo District Court three days later, saying 750,000 of its customers' bitcoins were missing, along with 100,000 of its own.
It appears from the U.S. bankruptcy filing that Mt. Gox executives knew the gravity of the company's losses up to 19 days before its public disclosure, but gave traders no reason at the time to believe the exchange might not be solvent.
In the filing, Karpeles states that the withdrawals were halted Feb. 7 due to "the theft or disappearance of hundreds of thousands of bitcoins owned by Mt. Gox customers as well as Mt. Gox itself."
Why Mt. Gox continued to operate the exchange with that knowledge is unclear.
Karpeles did not respond to a request for comment for this article sent to his personal email address.
The impact of Mt. Gox allowing customers to buy and sell bitcoins it suspected it did not have may be revealed by class-action lawsuits, one of which was filed in Chicago on Feb. 27, and another of which is planned in the United Kingdom.
"They took trading fees on assets which didn't exist and accepted deposits when they knew they were insolvent," Aaron G., a bitcoin investor who did not want his last name used, said via email.
"The origin of the losses may or may not be incompetence," added Aaron, who has filed a fraud complaint against Mt. Gox with Tokyo police. "But they knew for at least two weeks and kept operating as normal."
After Feb. 7, Mt. Gox was still processing thousands of trades a day, according to Bitcoincharts.com, which records trading volumes for many Bitcoin markets.
An average of 49,912 bitcoins were traded daily on Mt. Gox between Feb. 7 and Feb. 25, at an average weighted price of $380.54 per bitcoin.
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Salem — Mary J. (Ingemi) Scialdoni, age 93, wife of the late Floriando "Eddie" Scialdoni of Salem, died at North Shore Medical Center, surrounded by her entire family, on Sunday, January 27, 2013, following a brief illness.
Born in Salem the daughter of the late Stephen and Josephine (Tomasso) Ingemi, she was educated in Salem schools. Following her education, Mrs. Scialdoni became a part-owner of Steve's Quality Market in Salem where she was a meat cutter for most of her life. She later worked at Endicott College in Beverly as a facilities engineer until her retirement.
Devoted to her family, she loved to cook and travel; Aruba being one of her favorite destinations. She was also a member of the Sons of Italy Sodality.
Mrs. Scialdoni is survived by five children, Lena and her husband, Anthony Mento of Salem, Josephine Hardy and her late husband, Paul of Salem, Marie Bradley Bell and her fiancé, Paul Marmer of West Peabody, Edward and Patti Scialdoni of Salem, and Deborah and Mark Troisi of Lynnfield; a brother Steve Ingemi of Salem; two sisters, Stefana Azzolina of Lynnfield and Messina Amenta of Florida; 12 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews and her dedicated, loving caregiver Jennifer Brault.
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Dominic, Joseph and John Ingemi; and three sisters, her twin sister, Jennie Femino and two infant sisters, Angelina and Josephine Ingemi.
ARRANGEMENTS: Her funeral will be held on Thursday, January 31, at 9:15 a.m., from the Murphy Funeral Home, 85 Federal St. (corner of North Street), Salem to be followed by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 1 Margin St., Peabody. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours will be on Wednesday, from 4 to 8 p.m., in the Murphy Funeral Home. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem. For online guest book or additional information please call 978-744-0497 or visit www.MurphyFuneralHome.com.


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Three adults and one minor were arrested in connection with an Oro Valley home invasion that occurred Wednesday.
Three people forced their way into a home near La Canada and Naranja at gunpoint.
This arrest happened because of a traffic stop on the suspect vehicle. A total of four suspects, three adults and one minor were taken into custody.
The driver of the vehicle stopped today was identified as Wellington Marin, 40. He is believed to be the driver during the original incident Wednesday.
Also in the car was Jacqueline Michelle Carlson, 37, and 18-year-old Anthony Kane White-Giordano and a 13-year-old boy, who is not believed to be related to any of the other suspects.
According to police, Marin knew the victim and planned the robbery.
He drove the suspects to the area and lured the victim to answer the door by having the 13-year-old ask to borrow the phone.
All four suspects entered the residence where the victim was tied up, choked and held at gun point. After the suspects took jewelry and money they fled the scene.
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Casa Kikillia is a beautiful Mexican villa located just 20 minutes from downtown Puerto Escondido. The property is located off Mexico's main Highway 200. After a short drive down an enchanting, shady road, lined with tropical flora and agricultural fields, you will pass into the gated community of Villas Cumana. A short walk across the road from the house is a beautiful private beach used exclusively by residents and visitors. The main building houses two separate bedrooms with private entrances, each with its own private bath. The upstairs bedroom includes a king size bed and the lower floor contains two queen size beds to allow up to 6 people to sleep comfortably. The sound of ocean waves provides a tranquil, soothing background for a relaxing and sound sleep.
A spacious palapa includes a full kitchen, bath, and living/dining/family entertainment area. Ocean and mountain views abound from all locations on the property. Just outside the palapa is a pool for relaxing any time of the day. The grounds are fully landscaped with many trees, shrubs, and a lawn area. And, the surrounding areas have many protected native plants and animals that may be seen and photographed.
Maid service is provided twice a week. Additional maid service and/or a cook can be provided for an additional fee. A TV with DVD player is available for entertainment. Although numerous taxis are available in town, a rental car is recommended for the convenience of traveling between Puerto and Casa Kikillia.
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Low season - May 16th-October 31st $160./night, or $1,050./wk, or $3,150/month - for up to 4 people
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Solomon Hill had 19 points, Mark Lyons added 14 and No. 12 Arizona pulled away after an uninspired start to beat Washington 70-52 Wednesday night.
Whether it was the late tipoff or the rare snowstorm outside, Arizona (22-4, 10-4 Pac-12) was sluggish at the start, needing nearly 12 minutes just to crack double figures. Once they got rolling, the Wildcats didn't stop, revving up the rowdy crowd inside McKale Center with fastbreak layups and tenacious defense.
Nick Johnson added 12 points, five assists and keyed a second-half run that put the game out of reach.
Washington (14-13, 6-8) failed to take advantage of Arizona's slow start thanks to a tough night on offense. The Huskies shot 30 percent and were 1 of 11 from 3-point range to lose their fifth straight road game. C.J. Wilcox had 15 points and Abdul Gaddy added 12.
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The Cincinnati Reds get a welcome bit of news Thursday with the return of starting pitcher Homer Bailey, who's been out all season, as Mark Sheldon reports that Bailey will rejoin the Reds' rotation Thursday, with rookie Sam LeCure heading to the bullpen.
In Bailey's absence, LeCure started four games and went winless, with a 4.57 ERA. Aside from giving up four home runs in 22 innings, though, he actually pitched pretty well and should be first in line next time the Reds need a starting pitcher.
Bailey missed the middle of last season with a shoulder injury, and again it's been the shoulder limiting him this spring. But in three rehab starts with triple-A Louisville, Bailey posted a 0.54 ERA and struck out 15 while walking only four in 17 innings. So for the moment, at least, he seems healthy.
Despite Bailey's 5.09 career ERA in the majors and his 4.46 mark last season, he improved enough in 2010 to suggest he might finally deliver on the promise that once made him a first-round draft pick and the Reds' top prospect.


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"I have some health issues I need to take care of," McComas said in a telephone conversation Monday night.
McComas, who represented New Hanover County in the District 19 House seat for nine terms, was involved in a serious motorcycle accident in September and has been in rehab ever since. McComas did not run for re-election in 2012, stepping down near the end of his term to take an appointment as Chairman of the NC State Ports Authority Board.
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Collection Summary: Interview of Lyn Tiefenbacher conducted by Lynn Katzman for the Archives of American Art "Art World in Turmoil" oral history project.
Biographical/Historical Note: Director of the Children's Art Workshop; New York, N.Y.
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While some of us were gallivanting around the south of France, others caught screenings of Matthew Vaughn's crack at the X-Men franchise, First Class, which boasts an appealing cast led by James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence and --for starters--strong reviews. The movie opens wide on Friday.
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"...roughly the first half of this massive and very well cast origins extravaganza is arguably the best hour of Marvel Comics-derived filmmaking among the torrent of it that's cascaded across screens in recent years. Audacious, confident and fueled by youthful energy, this is a surefire summer winner for a wide global audience."
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"Although the filmmakers have packed far too much into the storyline, there's first class action, superb special effects and a nice sprinkling of humour in a plot whose heart rests in the bond between Professor X and Magneto…Charismatic and enigmatic, Fassbender is superb as Erik, who is driven by hatred and an insatiable appetite for revenge…The politicizing of this prequel changes its nature considerably, taking it from its roots of fantasy action to a political thriller set at the time of the Cuban missile crisis but with Bond-style overtones. This is good for a debate all by itself."
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"McAvoy and Fassbender are the undeniable center of X-Men: First Class,..Vaughn and his bevy of fellow screenwriters knit these characters so well into the real world that you don't need to know Beast from Banshee to understand their motivations. That's a rare, rare thing in comic book movies, particularly when elsewhere in the Marvel movie universe every film seems to be geared not toward its own characters, but toward a larger mythology that requires hours of research to understand. Though it is certainly the kickoff of a new franchise, and lugs around a story more sprawling than it needed to be, X-Men: First Class feels spry and self-contained, a blast of colorful and passionate enthusiasm with just enough weight to matter. It feels phenomenal to have these mutants back."
"Basically, [Vaughn] made a Bond film with good guys and bad guys alike who just happen to have super powers…Vaughn has been a little denuded here. He is great at filthy fun. But still, he shows that he has the chops. Look for the masterfully artful effects sequence early in the film and some of the great ways Vaughn has his characters manifest their powers. And while it makes you wonder how much better X-Men 3 could have been, it also makes you happy that he didn't do an X-film until he had the opportunity to do it his way fully."
Brendon Connelly, BleedingCool:
"All in , First Class is a damn fine superhero movie. More geared, I would suggest, to the more mature fanboy as opposed to some of the aspartame-crazed comic book capers that tend to pop up on the boxes of Happy Meals."
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Magnetic Eye | June 1, 2011 3:48 AM
Fox Abattoirs and Matthew Vaughn can keep their Bond style pseudo "Fox-Men" because it is definitely NOT the "First Class" X-Men from MARVEL COMICS.
I don't care how well shot, directed or how well written, it is an alternate "what if " re-imagining, which at best is a counterfeit film. It's a shame the movie going public have been conned again.
Adaptations do tend to stray a little from the original source material but this movie has no resemblance to the books at all in either continuity, or characterization.
It does not capture the essence of the books, it is a brand new template altogether that disrespects MARVEL COMICS and all the original writers and artists that made these characters so popular in the first place.


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MT. VERNON — Two candidates are vying for the position of City Treasurer in Tuesday's upcoming Consolidated Election — incumbent Doris Stover and Mary Jo Pemberton.
Stover has held the position of City Treasurer for 12 years, and is seeking another four-year term.
"If elected to a new term, I will continue to work with the finance department of the city to ensure that everything pertaining to my job gets done in a timely fashion," Stover said. "I consider myself to be reliable, honest and dedicated to doing a good job of serving the citizens of Mt. Vernon."
Stover and her husband, Gary Stover, are the parents of three children, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. She is a native of Mt. Vernon who attended school here and graduated from Mt. Vernon Township High School.
"I worked in our family business, King's Bakery, for several years and then went to work for the Mt. Vernon Register-News as bookkeeper, retiring from there," Stover said. "For the past 12 years, I have served as the City Treasurer of Mt. Vernon."
Pemberton has worked for the city for 35 years.
"I am retiring from my City of Mt. Vernon Director of Human Resources position on April 30, 2013," Pemberton said. "I feel that serving as City Treasurer would be a way of giving back to the community. Plus, since this position, like Mayor and Council, does not serve on a full-time basis, I will be able to become more involved in the community and have additional time to spend with my family."
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Gallatin police have made a second arrest in connection with the April 15 murder of Ramone Wilson.
Authorities said they had arrested George Humphrey, 30, of Meadowview Drive in Gallatin, for first-degree murder after a Sumner County grand jury indicted him.
Wilson was shot and killed at 790 Greenway Dr. on April 15.
KeAnthony Dillard was arrested on April 26 in connection with the murder.
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Gale Hart is a strong artist who often addresses social issues, including animal rights, in her compelling work. Her current show is up at Elliott Fouts Gallery, 1831 P St., (916) 736-1429.
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Gregory Kondos is one of California's most prominent artists and a highly respected landscape painter. His work is up with the art of famous Chinese native (now a Sacramentan) Shimo at Shimo Center for the Arts, 2117 28th St., (916) 706-1162.
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SAN DIEGO -- Jerry Hairston Jr. made his second start of the season in left field on Wednesday against the D-backs, a sign that the versatile veteran now will likely transition to the utility role that the Padres envisioned for him when he was signed in the offseason.
"He has the capability to go all over, which is a great advantage for us," Padres manager Bud Black said.
Hairston's nod in left allowed Will Venable to take a day off against a left-handed starting pitcher in Joe Saunders.
Hairston's other start in left this season came on May 21 at Seattle, and his previous start at any outfield position came on June 29 against Colorado. He has been primarily used as a middle infielder because of injuries to Everth Cabrera and David Eckstein that required lengthy stints on the 15-day disabled list.
So how did Hairston feel about whipping out the outfielder's glove for the first time in almost two months?
"I'm scared to death," Hairston said. "I hope no fly balls are hit my way."
Hairston was joking, of course. Instead, he said he will rely on muscle memory, preparation and experience playing the outfield throughout his career.
"I'm a guy that will do a lot of things in Spring Training, just in case," Hairston said. "I'll obviously play just about anywhere. As long as it's not pitching, I'm fine."
Overall this season, Hairston has started at least one game at second base, shortstop, third base, left field and right field, and he said his ability to switch seamlessly between positions is something he takes great pride in.
"Few guys do it, so I'm very proud of that," Hairston said. "Obviously, it's a need. There's value in [playing multiple positions]. It really is priceless. The game, especially the last couple years, is really geared towards that, and I like to think I'm pretty good at it."
Hairston also slid down in the batting order from first to sixth on Wednesday, with Eckstein batting leadoff.
Ludwick, Tejada trades help Headley
SAN DIEGO -- Though the acquisitions Ryan Ludwick and Miguel Tejada at the Trade Deadline were expected to bolster the Padres' offense on their own, it was believed that the additions also benefit the rest of the hitters that would slide down in the order.
The best example of that so far is probably Chase Headley.
Headley is batting .308 since Aug. 2, the first game that Ludwick and Tejada were both in the San Diego starting lineup, with six doubles, three home runs, 16 RBIs and 12 runs entering Wednesday. During the Padres' recently completed road trip, Headley tallied at least one RBI in nine of the 10 games.
Those 16 RBIs match his total in June and July combined, which he said is a tribute to the additional opportunities he has had to drive in runs with the new additions to the batting order.
"I just think we put more capable at-bats in there, and that's the main productivity that you're going to see," Headley said. "I think everybody's going to hit with more guys on base, everybody's going to have a better chance to drive in runs and score runs. That takes the pressure off. When you have five or six opportunities throughout the game to drive in runs versus one or two, it's a lot easier to get it done."
But Ludwick specifically has also indirectly helped Headley in a somewhat unexpected way. Headley, a switch-hitter that has had plenty of well-documented offensive woes batting right-handed this season, noticed a quirk in Ludwick's swing while he was hitting in the cage earlier this month that piqued the third baseman's interest.
"[Ludwick] does a little toe tap, which is just a little timing mechanism," Headley said. "That's something I've been struggling with all year is my timing from that side. I was like, 'You know what? What's going to happen? Am I going to hit worse?' "
Since implementing the extra move in his swing during the Padres' series in Arizona in early August, Headley's numbers from the right side have taken a dramatic climb from his .209 season clip. He's batting .308 against left-handed pitching since Aug. 6, with three doubles, one triple, one home run and four RBIs.
"I tried it just from watching [Ludwick], and it made a huge impact," Headley said.
Young to throw second simulated game
SAN DIEGO -- Padres starting pitcher Chris Young, who is on the 60-day disabled list with a strained right shoulder, will throw his second simulated game on Thursday afternoon before San Diego's series finale against the D-backs.
Padres manager Bud Black said Young will throw three innings, an increase from the two frames he tossed on Saturday in Milwaukee. In all, Young threw 38 pitches in that first simulated game with a short rest in between innings.
"He's throwing all his pitches, not quite sure on the velocity, but he's gaining on it," Black said. "I don't really want to put a number on it. We'll see."
Young made his only start of 2010 in April but hopes to pitch for the Padres in September.
Oktoberfest event coming to PETCO
SAN DIEGO -- Oktoberfest will come to PETCO Park when the home of the Padres hosts the pregame beer-tasting event on Sept. 24 prior to San Diego's game against the Reds.
Oktoberfest, which will take place at Park at the Park, will feature many local breweries and is designed to celebrate San Diego's reputation as one of America's premier beer cities. It's the second beer-centered event at PETCO Park this season, as the Padres hosted their inaugural Beerfest in April.
"We had an overwhelming turnout at Beerfest, and we want to build on that success as well as improve the operational flow of the event," Padres President and COO Tom Garfinkel said. "We listened to fan feedback, and we are making some changes for Oktoberfest in order to speed up the service and ensure folks have a great experience."
Admission to Oktoberfest is included with a ticket to that night's Padres-Reds game. First pour will be at 5 p.m. and last pour will be at 7 p.m., and beers can be purchased using Friar Funds.
Live music will also be featured at the event, and fans will have the opportunity to purchase commemorative T-shirts and beer steins, with all proceeds going to the Padres Foundation.
Gina Mizell is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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How wise was Penelope? Was she merely a pawn among men in the Ithacan power play? While Book II advances the plot of the Odyssey by creating the means and opportunity for Telemachus to air his grievances and acquire a ship and crew, Penelope's is the story told.
In Book I, Athena/Mentes told Telemachus the suitors' behavior was intolerable. In Book II, Penelope's suitors defend their actions before the Ithacan assembly through countercharges.
Summoned by a herald, the men gather on an equal footing where a speaking staff confers the right to speak. Since it has been twenty years since the last convocation, the men expect important news, either of Odysseus' return or imminent attack. Instead, Telemachus says he has called the assembly because of a personal grievance.
Since his speech doesn't move the assembly, the gods send a pair of eagles. But not even the ominous, fighting birds change the alliances. On Telemachus' side are two old men, Halitherses and Mentor. Ranged against him are the suitors and their fathers. No blows are thrown, nor even resentment harbored: After the assembly, one of the suitors, Antinous, invites Telemachus to join him in the festivities.
While the assembly doesn't resolve Telemachus' problem, it lets us in on social conditions, the suitors' perspective, and the character of Penelope. Whereas Telemachus and Athena believe the suitors are entirely at fault, the suitors blame Penelope for the depletion of Odysseus' estate. If Penelope would choose one, the others would be able to leave and tend to their own long-neglected affairs. It's not worth it for them to leave prematurely, though, since whoever wins Penelope will become very rich. So although a life of feasting and debauchery may seem pleasant, Telemachus is not alone in wishing an end to it.
In addition to not choosing, Penelope has deceived the men. Impatient, they tried to force her to choose. She told them she would do so as soon as she finished weaving a funeral pall for her father-in-law. The suitors agreed, but after three years of weaving with no end in sight, they grew suspicious. A compliant servant revealed her mistress' secret ploy: Each night she undid the day's weaving. Caught in the act, she could no longer postpone finishing the weaving.
The suitors also tell Telemachus that if his situation is really so intolerable, he should send his mother back to her father, Icarius. Women at this time were legally controlled by one man or another -- usually father or husband. All Telemachus would have to do for Icarius to resume responsibility for Penelope is pay back her expensive dowry. Otherwise, as long as Penelope remains on Odysseus' estate in Ithaca, the suitors will continue to try to force a decision and remain where they are, eating and drinking Odysseus' family out of house and home.
We'll share his meat, no thanks or fee to him,
as long as she delays and maddens us.
The suitors suggest that Penelope has over used her cunning:
She may rely too long on Athena's gifts --
talent in handicraft and a clever mind;
so cunning -- history cannot show the like
Dene Grigar and Mindi Corwin, in The Loom and the Weaver: Hypertext and Homer's Odyssey, point out that the suitors refer to Penelope's kerdea, a Greek word that usually refers to cunning intelligence and is associated with a fox or skilled thief. The wily Odysseus married a woman of equal skill. In the Fitzgerald translation, the first passage to mention this kerdea is translated:
"{I}t is your own dear, incomparably cunning mother."*
The very fact that she has managed to stay the head of a household and keep it solvent for twenty years shows how shrewd she is. Obviously there is still plenty of food and drink for the suitors to commandeer and Penelope has even managed to keep safe a special store of the best vintage, as we learn when Telemachus asks Eurykleia for twelve travel amphorae of the second best wine.
In Penelope and Alcestis: Are they Sophron?, Laura Slapikoff points out that Penelope was originally entrusted by Odysseus with the running of the household until Telemachus grew a beard, but now, twenty years later, she is putting off the time when she must return the power to a man. She is more than Semonides' meek bee-woman:
She [the bee-woman] is a good housekeeper, a nurturer of her husband, a child-bearer. She is chaste, graceful and does not like to talk about sex with other women.
In the usual order, the Greek woman would be given by one man to another, but in this case, Penelope will make the selection. Penelope, however, prefers to remain unmarried and in charge. Being chaste and waiting for Odysseus is usually viewed as a sign of her fidelity which contrasts with Odysseus' many affairs, but it may be that Penelope's chastity empowers her. If she weren't so chaste, she'd have a harder time keeping the suitors at bay. Now that Telemachus has come of age, Penelope's power will be curtailed one way or another.
Telemachus prepares to leave at the end of Book II. Until he or his father returns, Penelope will be able to maintain her control of the household.
* In contrast, the 1900 Butler translation available on the Internet renders this:
"It is your mother's fault, not ours, for she is a very artful woman."
Suggesting that Penelope is only clever with respect to other women ("very artful woman") misses the point.
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Dogs are often referred to as man's best friend, but they're more than loyal companions. In fact, they could be life-savers for people diagnosed with cancerous brain tumors.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota are making great strides by studying canine cancer in order to help humans who are struggling with the same condition. Specifically, they are targeting the type of tumor that killed Sen. Ted Kennedy -- and Wednesday will mark a milestone in that research.
With fewer than 24 hours before his surgery, Melody Jean is spending every moment she can with her dog, Murphy.
"We would do anything for him," Jean told FOX 9 News. "He's part of our family. He's one of our kids."
Two weeks ago, the 7-year-old boxer was diagnosed with glioma, a type of brain tumor. At first, Jean was told it was inoperable and that without chemotherapy, Murphy had just two months to live.
"It's devastating because you know and they tell you there's no hope," she said.
Hope was rekindled after Jean, who is from Chicago, found out about the groundbreaking research at the U of M and she met Dr. Liz Phular, who has been working on the study for five years. Now, Murphy will become the 100th dog to participate in the experimental brain cancer treatment.
"Without the grant, we would be looking downhill at this point," Jean said. "Instead, we're hopeful. This is his best chance."
The two-part treatment works like this: The dog's tumor is removed and then, the animal is given a vaccine. On average, the animal can then live at least another year without the side-effects of chemo or radiation therapy.
"It's pretty fantastic that, when we started with Batman five years ago, we would have, that we would do this many cases -- that we would have funding to do this many cases and that we've had the successes we've had," Phular said.
The research isn't just a benefit to pet owners either. It's also helping people like John Huls, who was treated in 2011 and is still doing well, according to his daughter, Becky.
"It was truly a gift," she said. "He was tumor-free for almost 7 months without having to deal with the side effects of chemo or radiation. It allowed my parents to take a great trip to Palm Springs and just to live life again -- and it was a moment of hope in a real hopeless diagnosis."
Murphy will start his treatment on Wednesday morning, and doctors hope it'll help them move one step closer to a cure.
"He's going to help people. He's going to help dogs, and what more could you ask in a horrible situation?" Jean asked.
Phular explained that while dogs tend to go of 7 to 8 months without a tumor, the treatment translates into 3.5-4 years for people. Anyone who wants to learn more can call 612-626-6501.
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I don't know if Robinson Cano is going to win this thing, but he might be putting on the best show. Stepping up in the second round, he's hit a few more balls way harder than you would've figured he was capable of, and just when it looked like he might be wearing down, he found his second wind. Alternatively, maybe it was Cano's father who was wearing down, and it was Cano's father who found his second wind. I don't want to introduce the wrong narrative.
From the looks of things, though, Cano's father has not actually found his second wind:
So perhaps this was all Robinson. Either way, his round concludes with 12 homers, bringing him up to a combined total of 20. A year ago Corey Hart hit 13 homers in one round and zero in the next, so based on that, my prediction for Cano in the final round, assuming he gets there, is that he hits holy crap I don't care how many home runs I just want to have dinner
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text: Harrison, Ark. (Ozarks Sports Zone) -- Video Platform Video Management Video Solutions Video Player It's good to be Chris Pratt these days. The longtime Harrison Head Soccer Coach is enjoying yet another solid campaign at the helm of the Goblins and Lady Goblins. There must be something in the water. On Thursday both Harrison squads recorded shutouts to move on to the quarterfinals of the Arkansas 5A State Tournament. This year's 5A state tournament, excluding the state title game, is being hosted by Harrison High School. "It is huge for us to host. We get to sleep in our own bed, eat our own food and play on fields we're used to playing on," said Pratt. "Being at home and saving the money and being in a familiar environment is definitely priceless." Dozens of fans made their way out to the FNB Soccer Complex to witness the Goblins 3-0 win over Sylvan Hills. CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS OF HARRISON VS. SYLVAN HILLS After a scoreless opening 15 minutes, Heath Harding, Colton Spears, and Logan Patton all tallied first half goals to put Harrison (11-9-0) up 3-0 at the break. "You have to come out strong, and in the first 15 minutes I thought we played well, we just couldn't find the back of the net," said Pratt. "Finally got one in and a couple more came. I think we played a solid 40 minutes." The Goblins would put it in cruise control, not scoring or allowing a goal for the final 3-0 margin. "Second half was a little disappointing, but it's human nature to back off a little bit," said Pratt. "We'll play three games in three days if we keep winning, so you gotta stay fresh." Harrison's ability to bring quality players off of their bench wore down the Bears. "We're able to play 17 or 18 guys, bringing fresh ones of the bench, and we've felt comfortable doing that for a while," said Pratt. "That is going to help us down the road, being able to keep our guys fresh." Many of those fans that watched the Goblins made the short walk over to ReMax Field to watch the Lady Goblins put the hurt on Little Rock Mills, 6-0. CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS OF HARRISON VS. LR-MILLS Harrison (19-2-1) came out from the opening tap, ready to show exactly why they are the top seed in the West region. Sophomore Tasha Woodruff's three goals in the game's opening minutes set the tone for a spirited Harrison effort. "She was in the right place at the right time. We wanted to get an early start and make the game short; again, the potential of playing three games in three days is a tough thing to do, especially with our numbers," said Pratt. Harrison, who led 5-0 by the half, added a goal in the second half which saw balanced playing time across the board. Much like the boys' game, the Lady Goblins were able to utilize a talented bench. "We're fortunate enough to have enough players so that we can sub people in quite a bit. It was a good start; we finished well and did what we had to do," said Pratt. The Lady Goblins continue to build on what some are considering one of the better teams in a great lineage of Harrison Soccer. Coach Pratt's girls claimed its fourth 5A West Conference crown in the last five years on their way to the top seed in the West. Harrison won its first 5A state championship back in 2011. "This is probably one of the best girls teams we've had," said Pratt. "It's tough to compare apples to oranges, but this is definitely as strong of a girls' team that we've had." In total, Harrison has won nine soccer state championships under the leadership of Chris Pratt. Both Goblin squads will be in action Friday. Harrison will entertain the top seed from the East, Vilonia, a 3-2 winner over White Hall, at 12 p.m. The Lady Goblins will face Batesville at 2 p.m. Both games will take place at Harrison High School.


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