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The hockey drought has finally come to an end with the Bruins rookie camp kicking off on Wednesday. The 22 roster hopefuls laced up their skates for the first time in the week-long camp, but one player who can now shed the rookie title stopped by Ristuccia Arena. Heading into his second year with the B's, Dougie Hamilton said knowing everybody and knowing what to expect already has him feeling more comfortable with the club. Check out what else Hamilton and some of the rookies had to say in the above video. Filed under: Boston Bruins, Boston Bruins Video, Dougie Hamilton, NESN Sports Today, NESN Video, Top Stories, Video
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It was 10 years ago that Limber Louie came flop-foot dancing into existence with a Jamaica Ginger Jigger full of Chicken-Fried, Pre-War, Hokum-Billy Jug Music to delight discerning audiences and bedevil the paragons of prudishness! In honor of this milestone, come join the Jake Leg Stompers as we celebrate a decade of musical mayhem on Saturday Nov. 1st at the Station Inn, 9pm. We'll have current and former band members (after all, the Stompers HAVE had more bass players than Spinal Tap has had drummers), we'll be doing new and old tunes, and being All Saints Day, this is the ONLY jugband event officially sanctioned by the panoply of formerly-bodied jugband legends now blowing kazoo in the choir immaculate. If you only see ONE show in 2014…it probably should have been Paul McCartney at the Bridgestone…but if you see ONE MORE show (or didn't feel like paying $300 per ticket) come see the JAKE LEG STOMPERS 10th ANNIVERSARY EXTRAVAGANZA at the STATION INN! Limber Louie will be glad you came!
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As you are doubtless aware, the International operations of Jake Leg Stompers Inc. are headquartered in the sprawling office complexes of our corporate home base in Bucksnort, TN, but it's been much too long since the Stompers have traveled to our spiritual, familial (and financial) home of Hickman Co. for a proper concert. Ye, Fear thee not! 'Cause there's gonna to be a Stomp-down homecoming THIS coming Saturday, Sept. 13th at 6pm at the Piney River Escape (6832 Piney River Rd N, Bon Aqua, TN 37025) as the Jake Leg Stompers bring their high-test brand of Chicken-Fried, Pre-war, Hokum-Billy Jug Music back to the land from whence it came! Bring your lawn chairs, your young-un's, and your dancing shows and head on down to the prettiest little place in God's own country. And as the great Sonny Boy Williamson used to say, "don't meet us there, BEAT us there!"
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About The Washboard Music Festival Every year, on Father's Day weekend, the downtown streets of Logan, Ohio come alive with the celebration of the washboard, as a musical instrument. Logan is the home of the Columbus Washboard Company, the only remaining washboard manufacturing company in the U.S. Washboards continue to be used as instruments of laundry-day in some parts of the world, and they add decorative value to many homes. But, this artifact of the ages is more known as the source of that toe-tappin' rhythm coming from Jug bands and Dixieland groups throughout the country. It all began in rural America around mid-1800's, where music was a center- piece of family entertainment, but money was scarce. So, the washboard, an empty jug, along with a stick and string attached to metal tub turned upside down, became the backwoods answer to Saturday Night at Carnegie Hall. Modified to form a "vest" that hangs from the shoulders, that same raspy sound of energy also became the source of rhythm for Cajun music throughout the Bayou. Welcome to Logan, heart of the beautiful Hocking Hills and enjoy Ohio's Most Unique Music Festival.
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A Comparison of the Profile of Iowa Superintendents With That of The AASA National Study
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The problem. The problem of this study was to compare a profile of Iowa school superintendents with a study done by the American Association of School Administrators nationwide in 1982. This comparison/profile was measured in the spring of 1983. Procedure. The data were gathered by means of a survey instrument modeled after that used in previous studies conducted by the American Association of School Administrators. The survey was mailed to the superintendents of all 441 public school systems in the state of Iowa and a rate of return realized at 92.1 percent. Findings. The typical Iowa superintendent is male, forty-nine years of age and holds a Specialist degree from an Iowa university. He began his teaching career at the secondary level (grades 7-12) and moved into an administrative position at age twenty-nine, most likely to a principalship. The average Iowa superintendent felt his graduate training was positive, accepted his first superintendency at age thirty-six, and served in two different districts in 1.3 different states over a period of 13.4 years as a superintendent. He has a one-year contract and feels the "ability to see the whole picture" and a knowledge of public relations are important areas of preparation for the job. He is a Republican, makes between $36,000 and $40,999 per year, sees the job as stressful but is planning to stay on as a superintendent until retirement. In general, the Iowa superintendency reflects a strong similarity to that of its counterpart nationwide in personal and professional characteristics according to the comparisons found between this study and the current 1982 AASA survey. The similarities are especially strong in the areas of age, sex, background/experience and personal/professional concerns. The close similarities suggest that the profession itself is becoming a recognizable force in education and that superintendents nationwide are quite similar, professionally and personally to Iowa's superintendents. Recommendations. This study should be repeated on a regular basis with the interval not greater than five years. Only through this approach can trends and changes in Iowa's public school superintendency and those who occupy it be discerned.
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Vanessa De Gifis, author of Shaping a Qur'anic Worldview, writes about her motivation to write this book on the International Qur'anic Studies Association (IQSA) Blog.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Upcoming Events
From the College
In the University
Faculty Publications, Presentations, Awards
Department Community Events
Community Outreach, Partnerships, Media Events
External Funding, Research Productivity
For more information call 977-2244 or email Carol Murphy at firstname.lastname@example.com
College of Arts and Sciences Excellence Awards
Congratulations to the recipients of the College of Arts and Sciences Excellence Awards:
Excellence in Graduate Mentoring
Susanne B. Wiedemann, Ph.D., American Studies
Excellence in Graduate Teaching
Benjamin M. Looker, Ph.D., American Studies
Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring
Elizabeth M. Richard, Ph.D., Communication
Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Geoffrey D. Miller, Ph.D., Theological Studies
Natural Sciences
Susan A. Spencer, Ph.D., Biology
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Matthew E. Hall, Ph.D., Political Science
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Peter J. Hanrahan, M.F.A., English
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Learning Evaluation Center
A new University resource is available that is charged with evaluating students learning problems and disorders that significantly interfere with their academic performance.
Opened on September 9, 2011 the Learning Evaluation Center is a diagnostic clinic at Saint Louis University that provides comprehensive psychoeducational/neuropsychological evaluations for students requiring an assessment to determine the nature of their academic difficulties and receive appropriate recommendations. Services will be provided by two Board Certified Neuropsychologists, Drs. Tyler Roskos and Lauren Schwarz in conjunction with Saint Louis University Clinical Psychology Graduate Students.
The Learning Evaluation Center's clinical services are provided on Fridays in Shannon Hall. Students seeking an evaluation should plan for their appointments to last most of the day (from 8am until 5pm), with brief breaks given throughout the evaluation process (including a break for lunch). The evaluation is typically done at the end of the business day and there is a second short appointment 1-2 weeks later to go over the evaluation results. The fee for services is $650.
Faculty are encouraged to refer students to the Learning Evaluation Center that they believe would benefit from this comprehensive testing. A brief overview of the Learning Evaluation Center, process for payment and scheduling an appointment can be found at slu.edu/lec. If a faculty member would have any questions he/she could contact the Learning Evaluation Center staff at 314-977-3689 or contact Mark Pousson, Ph.D., Program Manager of Disability Services at 314-977-8885 or Bob Poirier, Psy.D., Assistant Director, Student Health and Counseling Center at 314-977-7363.
The Kristen Peterson Distinguished Lecture in Art History:
"What Does Technology Have to Do with the Humanities:"
(at SLU this spring http://www.slu.edu/x46864.xml), will speak the day before the conference for the Art History program about the following :
Caroline Bruzelius, Ph.D., A. M. Cogan Professor of Art and Art History, Duke University and Medieval Academy keynote speaker, will present "What Does Technology Have to Do with the Humanities?" on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. in Boileau Hall, Saint Louis University, 38 N. Vandeventer Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108.
Dr. Bruzelius will speak about how digital visualization technologies can transform research and teaching in traditional disciplines by engaging students in original research materials and working in teams. The digital tools often prompt entirely new types of questions, and the results of research can be communicated in highly effective new ways that explain why scholarship in the Humanities and related fields is important and interesting to the general public. Her experience derives from a team-based project to create an historical database and website on the city of Venice.
Generously supported by the Kristen Peterson Endowment in Art and Art History. Sponsored by the Art History Program, Department of Fine and Performing Arts, Saint Louis University.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Limited free parking is available in front of Boileau Hall. For more information about the lecture, please contact Dr. Cathleen Fleck at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Saint Louis University Museum of Art will host a panel discussion on Spirit and History: Paintings by James Hasse, S.J., and Judge Nathan B. Young at 4:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, February 22, in the Aronson Gallery, located on the first floor of the museum.
Doors open at 4 p.m.
The discussion will center on the works of Hasse and Young, and of their depiction of African-American life and African-American images in the public sphere.
Panel members include:
J.J. Mueller, S. J., professor of theology; Saint Louis University
John Waide, archivist at Pius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis University
Nora Jackson, longtime friend, model and inspiration for the artwork of Father Hasse
Ted Wood, professor of fine arts, Saint Louis University
Stefan Bradley, Ph.D., professor of history and African-American studies, Saint Louis University
For more information, visit http://sluma.slu.edu or call 314.977.6634.
Father James Hasse spent over 40 years of his ministry in African-American parishes throughout the Midwest. He was deeply influenced by the community he served, and his work reflects Biblical themes, as related to the strife of the African-American woman.
In 2008, Father Hasse received the Martin Luther King "Keep the Dream Alive" award presented by St. Mark's parish in Cincinnati, Ohio, recognizing his service in African-American communities.
"Be Still My Soul"
Artist: James Hasse, S.J.
After graduating from Yale University law school, Judge Young practiced for nearly 40 years in St. Louis, co-founded the St. Louis American newspaper; and became the first African-American municipal judge in the city.
A prolific painter, Young's body of work stands as a visual and written documentation of political events in the United States and the history of African-American experience in this country. A number of his images were taken from the pages of Time Magazine and reformulated into painted collages. He created paintings that chronicled the changes and development of the American experience for African-Americans, while conveying the need for change and development.
"American Gosherie"
Artist: Judge Nathan B. Young
For more information, please visit http://sluma.slu.edu or call 314.977.2666.
Reinert Center for Teaching ExcellenceWe are pleased to let you know about the addition of a new set of teaching tools - Campus Pack - which is now available through SLU Global. Campus Pack has robust Wiki, Blog, and Journal tools, which you can set up for your students and which can be linked directly to the SLU Global Grade Center, so you can assess them in the same way you do other tools in our SLU Global course. (Campus Pack also allows students to set up personal wikis, blogs, and journals, which are not connected to your classes and to which they can provide access for future employers, grad schools, and others.)
For those of you who have been longing for a good wiki option for your classes: the Course Pack Wiki is a great solution. It offers a significantly more usable tool than the Blackboard wiki option, and we think you'll find it very user-friendly. (You can even find some short how-to videos here.)
To find out more about Campus Pack, contact SLU Global support at email@example.com. To talk with an Instructional Designer about pedagogical best practices for integrating wikis, blogs, and journals into your teaching, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Innovative Teaching Fellowships: Call for Applications
The Reinert Center for Teaching Excellence is pleased to announce a new call for applications for Innovative Teaching Fellowships, for teaching in Saint Louis University's innovative Learning Studio space.
The Learning Studio is a state-of-the-art teaching space designed by a team of faculty and students as part of the Herman Miller Learning Studio Research Project. The space, located in Des Peres Hall, provides flexible furniture combined with a range of innovative technologies and features. Using the instructional design assistance provided by the staff of the Reinert Center for Teaching Excellence, and the unique features and technologies in the room, faculty teaching in the space will experiment with new teaching strategies to create engaging and interactive learning experiences designed especially for today's learners.
Full-time SLU teaching faculty interested in developing innovative instructional approaches that effectively optimize the use of the features and technologies in the Learning Studio are invited to apply for an Innovative Teaching Fellowship. (Priority consideration is given to applicants who have not previously received the Fellowship.) The Fellowship includes funding for a one semester, one course reduction in teaching load in the Fall 2012 semester to allow the recipient time to redesign an existing course (or to design a new course) to be taught in the Learning
Studio the following semester.
Currently, we are accepting applications for teaching in Spring 2013, with course reduction and (re)design to occur in Fall 2012. Applications containing creative ideas for using the Learning Studio space and technologies to support student learning will receive priority in the selection process. More information, including the application form and guidelines, is available on the CTE website at http://cte.slu.edu.
Applications for Spring 2013 fellowships must be emailed to Michaella Hammond email@example.com or brought to the CTE (Des Peres Hall Room 209) no later than 5:00 p.m. on Monday, February 27, 2012. Questions may be directed to Michaella Hammond, email@example.com or 314-977-1910.
Pius Library Renovation Begins!
Learn more about accessing materials on closed floors and about the upcoming
Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America coming to SLU, in the February
issue of the University Libraries e-newsletter, available online at:
University-wide Testing Center
The University-wide Testing Center has moved from Pius Library to Room 103, Beracha Hall, 3721 Laclede Avenue.(Click on address for University map.)
You can submit material for the College of Arts and Sciences Newsletter to:
Linda Thien by Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. via email or by Google newsletter submission form. Please be sure to include your department in your submission. Please do not re-submit information for the Newsletter. One submission is all that is necessary, your calendar item will continue to run in subsequent Newsletters until the event has taken place or the deadline has expired.
Through Saturday, April 21, 2012
Fine and Performing Arts - Studio Art department: Invitational Exhibition
The faculty of the Saint Louis University Fine and Performing Arts - Studio Art department have invited the following area and regional artists to participate in an invitational exhibition at the University's gallery space in Boileau Hall.
The artists are:
- Michael Wartgow (painting)
- Jay Ryan (screen printing)
- Sandra Marchewa (mixed media)
- James Ibur (ceramics)
- Jill Downen (mixed media)
- Rick Dunn (ceramics)
Boileau Hall will be open from 12-4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through the end of the show.
Through May 20, 2012
MOCRA Museum of Contemporary Religious Art:
Archie Granot: The Papercut Haggadah
Museum hours are Tuesday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Visit MOCRA's website for maps and parking information.
Call 977-7170 for more information or visit mocra.slu.edu
Wednesday, February 29
The Department of Communication Colloquium Series presents:
How can health care organizations enhance health literacy and population health outcomes?
presented by: Ricardo Wray, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies
Associate Professor of Behavioral Science and Health Education
SLU School of Public Health
12 Noon to 1:00 p.m.
Xavier Hall, Room 332
The Islamic Interfaith Dialogue lunch meetings
11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Aquinas Institute of Theology, Room 215 (23 S. Spring, 63108)
At this meeting a group of Jews, Christians, and Muslims study the Qur'an and the Bible together.
Bat Boy: The Musical
A Book by Keythe Farley and
Brian Flemming;
Music and Lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe
8:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays
2:00 p.m. on Sunday
University Theatre
Based on the Weekly World News feature story, "BAT BOY FOUND IN CAVE!", this delicious musical comedy/horror show tells of the adventures of Bat Boy, the struggle to find a place in a disapproving world, and a forbidden love with a serious bite. Wickedly funny, Bat Boy explodes with big laughs and great music. Enter the cave if you dare!
For more information on ticket pricing and purchasing tickets
Friday, March 2
Crusaders Studies Forum:
Dr. Cathleen Fleck, Assistant Professor of Art History in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts, will be giving a talk in the Crusaders Studies Forum titled "A Christian Loss, a Mamluk Gain: Crusader Spolia in a Sultan's Mosque."
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
CMRS Seminar Room, Adorjan Hall
Art History Lecture:
Caroline Bruzelius, Ph.D., A.M. Cogan Professor of Art and Art History at Duke University, will speak on
"What Does Technology Have to Do with the Humanities?"
4:00 p.m.
Boileau Hall
2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The 2012 International Poetry Recital celebrates the role of poetry in the expression of what it means to be human and the empowerment this insight can bring to us all. Sponsored by the Department of Modern and Classical Languages at Saint Louis University, the recital brings together students, faculty and friends from across the campus. Poems are presented in the original language, accompanied by the projection of the texts in both the original and in English translation. For submissions, please visit the following link http://www.slu.edu/x58105.xml.
The 51st meeting of the St. Louis' Dialogue Group of the World's Religions and Philosophies
7 - 9 p.m.
Busch Student Center, Wool Ballroom
Representatives of different religions will discuss the role of women in their religions.
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In Google Calendar go to "Other Calendars" section
Click on "ADD"
Click on "Browse Interesting Calendars"
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Click on "Resources for slu.edu"
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Farewell, February!
Join us for a spring floral fling on Wednesday, February 29 as master designer, Scott Hepper of Walter Knoll Florist puts the "zing" in an amazing demonstration of tips, trends, and techniques for spring decorating and entertaining.
Doors open at 5 p.m. Admission is $10 and includes wine and light appetizers. The demonstration begins at 5:45 p.m.
Scott has been named "Best Florist" in the St. Louis Magazine "A" List Readers' Choice Poll; "Best of the Best" by St. Louis at Home magazine, and he was recognized as "Best Floral Designer" by the Ladue News.
All florals used in Scott's demonstration can be purchased at the Walter Knoll wholesale floral shop, located at 2765 LaSalle Street. SLU faculty, staff and students receive a 10 percent discount.
Seating is limited, so please R.S.V.P. to Mary Marshall at 977.2666 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
This event is sponsored by Walter Knoll Florist.
Binders' Keepers Book Club
Join us for the first chapter in our exciting, new Binders' Keepers book club at the Samuel Cupples House!
The first meeting will be held on Thursday, March 22. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the meeting will begin at approximately 5:30 p.m. Saint Louis University writer, Elizabeth Harris Krasnoff Levy, M.A., of the marketing/communications department, will facilitate the group.
Binders' Keepers' first "read" will be Death Comes to Pemberley, by P.D. James. Currently on the New York Times best seller list, James takes us back to Pemberley, as we re-encounter Jane Austen's beloved characters from Pride and Prejudice and together, unravel the mystery James brings to the page. Click here for the New York Times review.
A 20-percent discount will be given to those who purchase the book through the SLU Barnes & Noble store, located in the Busch Student Center. The discount does not apply NOOK purchases. Please mention that you are a member of Binders' Keepers to receive the discount.
A $5.00 admission fee includes wine and light appetizers.
Please R.S.V.P. to Mary Marshall at 977.2666 or firstname.lastname@example.com by February 13.
Turn the page on a busy work week. Join us for Binders' Keepers: A Cupples House book club!
The SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART
Through April 15
"It Was a Complicated Lie"
Charcoal drawing with collage
Artist: Susan Scandrett
Using the common marker of visual art, each artist offers his or her own perspective of dissent - some are subtle, while others are more obvious, and range from simple discord, to indifference, to rebellion.
Paschke (1939 - 2004) takes iconic figures and recasts them to dismantle the glamorous façade of America, and instead, highlights the trappings of fame, money, and power.
Work on paper
Artist: Ed Paschke
Though Francisco Goya (1746 - 1828) and Richard Hamilton (1922 - 2011) are separated by language, culture, and time, they share an artistic commentary on the violence that comes from tumultuous social and political climates.
Roberto Matta (1911 - 2002) expresses the human struggle with modern machinery. He uses vibrant color and even clay in his paintings to add dimension and emphasize distortions that help to convey his artistic commentary.
For more information, please visit http://sluma.slu.edu or call 314.977.2666.
2012 Sam and Marilyn Fox Atlas Week Program
"Empowering Humanity Through Education and Service"
March 26 - 30, 2012
The 2012 Sam and Marilyn Fox Atlas Week program will be held the week of March 26 - 30th. One of the main goals of the Atlas Program is to increase awareness of the global issues that confront us today in an effort not only to promote discussion, but to inspire and inform action. It focuses on what we as global citizens can do to contribute to a better life for all people now and in the future. The Atlas Program is unique in that for one week of the year, it brings together members of the University community to focus on the global challenges that confront us in the 21st century.
The Atlas Planning Committee is please to announce that Sheryl WuDunn will deliver the keynote address at the Atlas Week Signature Symposium on Thursday, March 29th at 5:30 p.m. in the Wool Ballroom of the Busch Student Center. With her husband Nicholas Kristof, she is co-author of Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide - a passionate call to arms against the oppression of women around the globe. Through inspiring stories of extraordinary women, Kristof and WuDunn show that the most effective way to fight global poverty is to educate and empower women and girls. WuDunn will be available for a book signing prior to the event from 4:30-5:15 p.m..
The theme for the 2012 Atlas Program is "Empowering Humanity Through Education and Service". Key events held throughout the week will focus on the role of education as a means of poverty alleviation and self-empowerment. This year, the Atlas Program is also serving as the culminating event of Saint Louis University's Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge. As such, key events will also focus on developing interfaith relations through service and interfaith dialogue. The goal is to foster mutual respect and pluralism among individuals from different religious traditions by empowering them to work together to serve others. Atlas Week will open with an Interfaith Prayer Service on Monday, March 26th in College Church.
We welcome and encourage all faculty, staff, and students to participate in the program and share their international knowledge, scholarship, and service with the wider university community. Past events have included special lectures, roundtable discussions, open classes, international films, cultural performances, and special exhibits.
The deadline for signing up to host an event is Wednesday, February 8, 2012. However, this year, we are strongly encouraging early submissions.
On Friday, March 30th, the Parade of Nations and the Billiken World Festival will be held. Both food and non-food booths will be available for departments and student groups who want to participate. The deadline to reserve a booth is February 29, 2012.
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Dr. Brent M. Znosko and current graduate student Charles A. Johnson were co-authors on an article titled "Solution structure of the HIV-1 exon splicing silencer 3" that was published in a recent issue of the Journal of Molecular Biology. This work was a collaboration with scientists at Miami University.
Dr. Hal Bush gave an invited lecture on Feb. 21, 2012 to faculty and honors students at Parkway Central High School, titled "So What Can I do with an English Major?"
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There's new life in downtown Campbellsville.
With several new businesses already open and several more in the works, many say Main Street has been revived.
A Campbellsville man was injured Wednesday in a two-vehicle collision on KY 55.
According to a Taylor County Sheriff's Office report, Brian Clark, 17, of 1350 Ebenezer Road was driving a 1998 Dodge pickup truck near the intersection of KY 55 and KY 1061. After stopping at the intersection's stop sign, the report states, Clark attempted to pull onto KY 55 and struck a northbound 1999 Toyota driven by Charlie Jones, 22, of 105 McNary St.
Campbellsville Police are investigating a scam targeting local businesses.
According to a police report, local businesses have reported receiving a call from a man claiming to represent the Taylor County Detention Center or Taylor County Sheriff's Department, requesting bond money to be sent via money gram for an employee who has been arrested.
The Detention Center does not accept bond payments via money orders, and employees do not make phone calls requesting bond money to be wired.
A Liberty man has been arrested in Campbellsville and charged with insurance fraud and aiding and abetting, following an FBI investigation.
According to David Beyer, a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Robert E. Petty, 52, was arrested Thursday, July 2 as he was leaving a Tae Kwon Do class at a downtown Campbellsville business.
Kentucky State Police officers aided in the arrest.
Two people were injured Thursday in a two-vehicle collision on KY 208.
According to a Taylor County Sheriff's Office report, Jamia Raikes, 31, of 100 Clara Lane in Campbellsville was traveling west on KY 208 at about 10:30 p.m. in a 1998 Chevrolet S-10 truck.
The report states that James Thornton, 28, of 150 N. Coburg Road in Campbellsville was traveling west on KY 208 and was stopped in the road to avoid striking a deer when Raikes struck his 2009 Jeep in the rear.
Students in local school systems will soon pack up their pencils and paper and head back to school.
Campbellsville, Taylor County and Kentucky Christian School students will begin the new school year on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Orientations and special events have been planned at all local schools to help students and their parents start the new year.
For more on this story and others, see Monday's print edition.
A Campbellsville resident has been arrested and charged with violating the terms of his sex offender registration after he allegedly moved without reporting his new address.
Kevin Lee Wilson, 37, of 112 E. Walnut St. was arrested last Monday at 10:45 a.m.
According to Wilson's arrest citation, Kentucky State Police received a complaint that he was living at his Walnut Street address with juveniles.
The citation states that Wilson's sex offender registry lists his address as 24 Purcell Court.
There was a buzz at the Taylor County Extension Office on Thursday.
Several members of the Green River Beekeepers Association were on hand to talk about bees, the first of what is hoped to become an annual Honey Bee Awareness Day.
About 70 people attended the event, where they saw a glass-encased cross section of a hive, sampled honey granola and honey lemonade, witnessed equipment demonstrations and browsed honey and bee-related merchandise.
Efforts to build a lodge and golf course at Green River Lake are once again showing signs of life.
According to Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers, the state is conducting a feasibility study to determine whether a new request for proposals should be issued. A request for proposals is a series of advertisements seeking bids on a project from developers.
The last RFP was issued in November. That RFP was the fourth issued for the project.
Read more on this story and others in Thursday's print edition.
The Gibbs family's roller coaster ride has finally slowed to the gentle pace of a carousel.
"They told us it would be a roller coaster," Anne Gibbs said Monday, nearly five months after the premature birth of twin daughters Julia and Madeline.
"There were times when we'd have a great day ..." her husband Chris says, and Anne quickly finishes his statement, "And the next day I'd be crying my eyes out."
Julie and Maddie were born on Feb. 22 at 24 weeks, though they weren't due until June 11.
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Extreme weather conditions have made 2011 another trying year for farmers, including those living and working in Carroll County. The heavy rains and flooding of April gave way to a hot and bone dry July and August, less than ideal conditions for farmland.
Carroll County Chinese Program Begins Third Year Walking down the halls of Cartmell Elementary School or Kathryn Winn Primary School, one might hear two students greet each other with "nihao," which means "hello" in Chinese.
The Chinese words for hello (nihao), goodbye (zaijian), and teacher (laoshi) are a few of the words that students learn from their new teacher, Han Yuenan, known to her students as Miss Ulza, her nickname in China.
After four days of nonstop Irene coverage, I am so glad that the storm was not as dangerous as it might have been. I have friends on the East Coast who boarded up and evacuated and while I have not yet heard from them, I hope they got no worse than lots of rain.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (August 12, 2011) — The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet today announced the beginning of the 2011 Adopt-a-Highway Poster Contest. Students from across the Commonwealth are invited to submit creative works for use in the Adopt-a-Highway calendar for 2012. The contest is open to all Kentucky students of elementary, middle and high school age.
Underage drinking is not just a youth problem. It is very much an adult problem.
It is a problem that cannot simply be left up to young people to fix; we as adults must work to correct this problem. After all, the law states that you have to be 21 to purchase alcohol, so they have to be getting it from somewhere. Inconsistent laws in the state of Kentucky send mixed messages to both adults and youth.
Starting next Wednesday, Sept. 7 and running through Nov. 10, we will be teaching our fall 10-week "Weight, the Reality Series" from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Carroll County Extension Service office, 500 Floyd Drive, Carrollton.
I have taught this series for several years and recently been fortunate to have Becky Wilson, R.N., of Three Rivers District Health Department working with me so I have a medical professional who understands any underlying medical concerns that our participants may have.
On the feast day of St. Bartholomew on Aug. 24, I meditated upon the reading of the day, John 1: 45-51.
Here we see Philip who found Nathanael and told him, "We have found the one Moses wrote about in the Law, and about whom the prophets also wrote — Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph." Then Philip invited Nathanael, "Come and see."
Nathanael is identified as Bartholomew. Jesus called directly most of the Apostles. In the case of Bartholomew it was Philip who told him 'come and see.'
It started with a calico kitten dodging vehicles on Hwy. 227 and the Battle of the Banks was born.
Anna Skirvin left her teller station at First National Bank of Carrollton to help a defenseless kitten find safety. She called Carroll County Animal Support President Sherry Stamper to see if someone could foster the kitten. CCAS members Cheri Martin and Robin Caldwell Welch drove over to pick up the kitten and proceeded to the veterinary office as the kitten was ill and malnourished.
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Meter madness: A welcome mat for burglars - and a target for vandals?
A research paper presented at a recent security conference in North Carolina analyzed Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) technology and determined that it "lacks basic security measures to ensure privacy, integrity and authenticity of the data."
Data broadcast over insecure wireless links at 30-second intervals are like a welcome mat for burglars, according to the paper authored by researchers at the University of South Carolina, Rutgers and ieee.org and reported on in New Scientist. The idea is that burglars armed with a little knowledge and a few tools could monitor energy usage, log daily habits and target homes when no one is likely to be there.
But writing in the Technology Review published by MIT, David Talbot notes that the research is actually another reason to adopt smart meters. He notes that data from smart meters is encrypted, which is not always the case with data from the roughly 47 million older AMR systems installed in the U.S.
Additionally, Talbot points out that smart meters can be patched wirelessly whereas making AMR systems more secure would require swapping out hardware. Or alternatively, the study's authors suggest jamming devices could improve the security of the older meters.
Vandals targeting smart meters
In Australia, meanwhile, the physical security of people who live in households equipped with smart meters have police worried. That's because more than 100 smart meters have been vandalized or destroyed in Melbourne suburbs.
Whoever is responsible is spraying some sort of liquid chemical on the meters, detectives believe, which causes a high-voltage outage which could potentially start a fire. Worse yet, the main targets seem to be the elderly who are asleep when the attacks occur.
The Sydney Morning Herald tells of an 86-year-old man who believes the stress of someone trespassing on his property and sabotaging his smart meter is what caused him to have a stroke the next day that kept him in the hospital for a month.
The Australian reports that the police have not yet established a motive for the continuing smart meter vandalism.
Just as in the U.S., smart meters have their opponents down under. We told you earlier this year about Australian smart meter skeptics using paint to keep out death rays.
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DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Carl Locke with Texas Beach Watch collects a water sample from Corpus Christi Bay near Cole Park as part of the city's ongoing effort to maintain water quality. Water tested since September has exceeded safe levels 34 percent and 40 percent of the time at Ropes Park and Cole Park respectively.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Debris floats into Corpus Christi Bay after each rain event near the bayfront. And with each outflow comes harmful bacteria and not-so-harmful bacteria from natural and urban sources.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Carl Locke with Texas Beach Watch collects water samples to be tested at the Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District. Bayfront water is tested at least once a week during swimming season.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Debris and bacteria flow from one of the Cole Park stormwater culverts within an hour of rain showers early this past week.
DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES Outflow from storm drains along the bayfront comes from neighborhoods just north, west and east of Cole and Ropes parks.
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Hotels in Istanbul
Istanbul's hotels have come a long way in the last decade. Luxury chain outposts have taken hold (think Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Kempinski, and more), centrally located boutique hotels are cropping up, and traditional properties such as the Pera Palace, with its views of the Golden Horn, have been renovated. It's essential to choose a hotel in a neighborhood that best suits your needs. Those in the Old City, Sultanahment, have great access to the major historical sites, but limited restaurant and nightlife options. Plus, salesmen flood the streets here, making your stay more stressful than it need be. You'll find more modern and luxury digs, most offering some type of shuttle service, across the Bosphorus; the views from here are spectacular. One of the best hotels in Istanbul is the opulent Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul, set in an Ottoman palace built by Sultan Abdulaziz. The property straddles two neighborhoods, Ortakoy and Besiktas. With three restaurants, an over-the-top hammam, a beautiful pool area, and large, contemporary rooms done in jewel tones, there's plenty to keep you busy.
Local and international trendsetters flock to the bar at the 50-room Bentley Hotel, where on weekends lounge music plays well into the night.
Located just outside the Sultan's Palace in one of the most ancient neighborhoods in Istanbul, Seven Hills Hotel gives guests easy access to the city's top tourist attractions like the Hagia Sophia, basilica cistern, and Grand Bazaar.
Turkey's first 5-star hotel is a 499-room complex surrounded by lush gardens in the heart of the city. Set on the European side of the Bosphorus, the 56-year-old hotel is walking distance to lively Taksim Square and shopping district Nisantasi.
The modern interiors created by Turkish firm Autoban are attracting design aficionados to the new 17-room hotel. Laser-cut floral motifs, reflective subway tiles, and unusual furnishings (like a pumpkin coffee table) add whimsy to the loftlike 600-square-foot rooms.
Dedicated to the ancient Hittite goddess Kybele, this boutique hotel in Sultanahmet presents a lavish, jewel-box like interior design highlighted by antique carpets and furniture, red and gold walls, curios, and more than 2,000 colored-glass candle lamps hanging from the ceilings.
Sandwiched between the Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace, this hotel complex consists of nine pastel-colored clapboard buildings along a narrow, cobblestoned street closed to traffic.
A stylish hotel with 10 crisp, airy rooms; book those with Golden Horn views.
A counterpoint to Istanbul's historic, grand dame hotels, this 144-room property by the Istanbul-based hotel brand Divan is done in muted colors and blond wood, and it's best suited to forward-thinking travelers who prefer ease and convenience rather than over-the-top luxury.
The W doesn't have staff, it has insiders (that's really the title on their business cards). Flanked by designer boutiques and minutes away from the Dolmabahçe Palace, the W's décor—aquamarine lighting, gleaming chrome, slick surfaces—is equal parts neo-Ottoman and neo–Stanley Kubrick.
Contemporary hilltop hotel in a residential quarter behind the Dolmabahçe Palace, with Istanbul's largest spa.
Room to Book: The Corner rooms with a commanding view of the Bosphorus.
The Ajia Hotel, a waterfront property in Kanlica, Istanbul, is housed in an 1870s Ottoman mansion. The intimate hotel's 16 rooms and suites are elegant but minimalist—with platform beds, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and Bosporus views.
Near Taksim Square, with a new spa that features a glass-walled circular relaxation room overlooking the Bosporus.
Room to book: 1216 is a standard room with top-notch views: you'll see Old City, the Marmara Sea, and Galata Tower from your bed.
Equally close to Sultanahmet's major tourist sites as the Four Seasons, this boutique hotel is both quirkily charming and easy on the wallet.
By the late 1970s, this former manor of a prominent Ottoman official was in such a state of decay that it was demolished and rebuilt from scratch.


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- Publisher: Brady Publishing
- Format: Paperback | 368 pages
- Dimensions: 214mm x 274mm x 20mm | 720g
- Publication date: 18 March 2014
- Publication City/Country: London
- Illustrations note: Illustrations, maps
- Sales rank: 19,482
Product description
Official Strategy Guide packed with tricks, tips and Final Fantasy X walkthrough, for two remastered classics, Final Fantasy X and X-2. Final Fantasy X-X2 HD Remaster Offical Strategy Guide from BradyGames is fully updated for two classic remastered games, Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2, providing you with the ultimate guide to adventures in Spira. With full story Final Fantasy X walkthrough and illustrated maps for both Final Fantasy X and X-2 this is the must-have strategy guide for gamers joining Tidus and Yuna on their adventure to defeat Sin. Packed with tips, tricks and secrets, Final Fantasy X-X2 HD Remaster Offical Strategy Guide now includes all international version coverage for both games including the Final Fantasy X optional boss monsters, the Final Fantasy X-2 Monster Create System and much more! Full of stunning visuals, intricate story and fully voiced characters Final Fantasy X and X-2 are two of the most valued and memorable games in this renowned franchise. Relive the adventures in Spira with this Official Strategy Guide from BradyGames covering every Side Quest and Mini-Game with detailed and exclusive tricks and tips. From a Final Fantasy X walkthrough to secrets in Final Fantasy X-2, this is the ultimate companion for two remastered games in beautiful HD, for fans to enjoy all over again!
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By Mathias de Oliveira Marques 05 May 2014
Since I'm a fan of Final Fantasy X, I bought the strategy guide just for collectionism.
There are lot of complains about this version, saying that it's awful and the previous edition (made by Piggyback, for the PlayStation 2 release) was better.
Well, I didn't read the ''original'' one, but this one is pretty good, it as a Bestiary (a section with complete information about the enemies), it as section for secrets and side quests, it as a ''tutorial'' section, where they explain the basis of both games, and of course the walkthrough section, that is very good and it can help beginners a lot, oh, and a trophy section too, since the remaster version now has trophies
I also hear complains about the paper, it's not that bad in my opinion.
It's a two-in-one that's cheaper than buying the previous editions.
You can complete both games and attain 100% with this strategy guide.


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