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Hotel Lux - Venice
The property is an ancient Venetian building, fully air-conditioned in the summer months, which boasts a charming ambiance and comfortable rooms - the ideal place for a stay in the heart of this wonderful city. Express check-out is just one convenience offered here. Hotel Lux's staff can help you to arrange transfers, tours, and excursions, reserve a restaurant or flight, or book museums, expositions, and concerts. Child care can be arranged for an additional fee. Parking is not available on site.
Pets (cats and dogs only) and service animals are allowed; however, restrictions apply.
Hotel Lux - Venice
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $1,020
- Triple Room
- Quadruple Room
- Single Room
- Double or Twin Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 32 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- WiFi in public areas *
- WiFi in rooms *
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- No parking
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Soundproofed rooms
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- WiFi (surcharge)
- In-room safe
Hotel Lux - Venice's small print
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
A tax is imposed by the city and will be collected at the property. This tax does not apply to residents of Venice City and children under 10 years of age. Further exemptions may apply, subject to submission of proper documents to the property, to patients, their companions and people staying in the city for specific purposes/duties. 30% reduction applies from 1-31 January.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.50 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1.75 per night for guests aged 10-16 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
WiFi is available in guestrooms for EUR 2 per hour (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 2 per hour (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Michael De Luca is a gifted Hollywood producer who has been charged with delivering some of Sony's recent best movies, from Best Picture nominees "Moneyball" and "The Social Network" to this year's contender "Captain Phillips." (Our interview with him here.) He often works with other top producers, including Dana Brunetti and Scott Rudin. But clearly Sony's motion picture chief Amy Pascal trusts him.
Under pressure on many fronts to up Sony's game after a troubled year, Pascal already brought in ex-Fox chief Tom Rothman to reinvigorate Sony's TriStar label. And now Sony is following up installing a new marketing chief by changing the guard in production as well. Veteran Michael De Luca, 48, is joining Hannah Minghella, 34, as president of production at Sony's Columbia Pictures label. Minghella, the daughter of the late British filmmaker Anthony Minghella, is the Sony creative executive who has been supervising the "21 Jump Street," "Salt," and "The Amazing Spider Man" franchises. Both will report to Columbia President Doug Belgrad, who is being given more overall Sony responsibility.
While Pascal is hanging onto her current staffers for now, De Luca is a heavyweight who will presumably have a strong hand. We'll see where Belgrad and Minghella--who can't be thrilled at this admission of weakness--wind up months from now.
De Luca Productions hs been housed at Sony since 2004, also producing "21" and the "Ghost Rider" franchise.
In many ways De Luca is not your typical studio executive. He rose through the ranks as Robert Shaye's favorite son at New Line Cinema, in a free-wheeling indie environment that was far from corporate--in fact he was known as something of a raucous party boy at the time. But he's matured considerably, forged a successful producing career, married and has a family. But he's still edgy: he and Brunetti just started production on the high-profile "50 Shades of Grey" at Universal/Focus.
Bravo to Pascal. This appointment sends a loud signal that she is willing to shake up the big-studio rules. De Luca has a strong instinct for what moviegoers want to see and how to reach them. Talent like and trust him. He thinks young. He knows how to mix things up. And as Pascal sheds herself of costly assistants and her spendthrift ways, De Luca will be a strong ally.

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Waldheim Report On Softball
By Corinne Waldheim
The new century is upon us and so is a new season of softball. The first
meeting will be on Tuesday, March 28 at 8 p.m. at Grassy Point.
The Muggers will return and have announced a few acquisitions (well not exactly announced but I do have a source this time) including former Mudshark Kevin Gill. It should be interesting to see who will play shortstop. I am sure his brother Billy will have something to say about that. Kenny "The Rat" will be back and does not see retirement in the near future.
In Mudshark news, Bob Steiner was rumored to be changing hats, taking on a new role as umpire but I have been informed that this is untrue. Joey Ernst has been seen training Rocky style (speaking of Rocky, hey Danny how's boxing?) with teammate Ken Jackowski in the wee hours of the morning; my guess is the new season can't get here quick enough for these guys.
The abominable Meatball is looking forward to butting heads with Diver when he goes to bat for the Daggers (I believe he said the Daggers, it was at the St. Pat's Day parade). I am not exactly sure if the Out-of-Town Assassins will be returning to play and just got a definitive "I don't think so."
The Blackwater Freakshow will be back with Doc and the rest of the gang. I noticed my prediction did not come true as Doc's hair is still longer than mine (by about two feet).
Last year Bryan's Auto made an early exit. Will they be back? Your guess is as good as mine.
The Cardinals should be back to defend their respective title. Congrats to Steve Keller on his nuptials.
In Oriole news, DenDen is at the helm once again and promises that they will be play-off contenders. So do your players know about this? Just kidding boys.
Brewers fans should check out Seany A's humorous website at
www.eteamz.com/Brewers. The Brewers should be fielding the same team and expect to improve on last year's play-off performance. Diver has informed me that his only job will be managing the umpires. In other umpire news...Chopper is leaning towards retirement. Will Big Lou
This year I will be profiling players from all over the league (I mean all
over). Each week a new face will grace the pages of The Wave and the
website. In order to get full coverage of the league I am looking for a
representative from each team to keep me up-to-date.
Anyone looking for a defensive "God" to play third base please contact me, I've got your guy. No really, your team could benefit greatly from this guy's bat and glove. All inquiries regarding the mystery player and any contributions to the latest news and banter should be made to my email: email@example.com. Please checkout the league webpage online at www.eteamz.com/jamaicabay.
I must include a disclaimer due to some unsavory sources last year: Some information in the articles is acquired second-hand and at times might not exactly be true (taking a page from the Dicko school of writing). The writer takes no responsibility for this.


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A Million Little Pieces
Why stores want you to accessorize your presents this holiday season
A $10 case for that $50 gift card. A hat and scarf to match your Harry Potter doll. Swarovski-crystal "jewelry" that clips onto a bra.
These are some of the items that shoppers are likely to confront in stores this season: "accessories" designed to dress up the gift you're buying -- and in some cases, push up the price.
- Rachel Dodes explains what stores are doing to lure more consumers, and whether or not it's working.
- Plus, see a sampling of items promoted as gift add-ons for men, women and children.
- Follow the sales season in the Holiday blog
As stores brace for what's predicted to be the slowest growth in holiday sales in five years, retailers and manufacturers are trying to sell shoppers on add-ons to supplement their gifts. Target is selling $4.99 kits of beads and sequins that customers can use to decorate their $89.99 digital frames. To accessorize the videogame "Guitar Hero III," there are $14.99 "guitar skins," adorned with skulls or an American-flag design. On the higher end of the accessories spectrum, Neiman Marcus has an $88 wireless computer mouse in the shape of an actual mouse, with Swarovski-crystal eyes and ears.
For many stores, accessories are a way to increase sales without taking a riskier route -- discounting or holding sales before the holidays. "Last year we had very aggressive sales plans," says Victoria's Secret Chief Executive Sharen Turney. "This year we took a conservative approach," by ordering less inventory, changing displays often and adding more "fun and functional" items, she says.
"One of the critical aspects of surviving as a merchant in the 21st century" is convincing shoppers to buy things that are full price, says retail expert Paco Underhill, chief executive of research and consulting firm Envirosell.
At Best Buy this year, the internal holiday mantra is "Maximize the Gift." A holiday brochure distributed to shoppers in stores suggests combinations like "iPod plus headphones plus armband." Best Buy spokesman Brian Lucas says that as part of the "Maximize the Gift" approach, a sales associate might help a shopper find a less-expensive camera with fewer megapixels, to leave room in the spending budget for accessories like a printer or memory card.
Some retailers say they are emphasizing accessories to make the in-store experience more fun for shoppers at a time when online shopping and gift cards are on the rise. "If stores created excitement, people wouldn't buy a gift card," says Glen Senk, chief executive of Urban Outfitters, which owns the Anthropologie brand. Anthropologie stores feature displays organized by color or pattern to help shoppers mix and match items like bath accessories, candles, books and hats.
Others are offering more small-ticket items to boost "impulse" purchases. Victoria's Secret has more than tripled the number of small accessories it's offering this holiday season, such as $25 underpants with a pocket designed to hold an iPod and matching earbuds. Another accessory it's offering for $42: a dangling Swarovski-crystal earring-like piece of "bra jewelry" that comes with two small bottles of perfume. Wearers are instructed to spray one of the scents onto the jewelry and then clip it onto the front of a bra.
At a Victoria's Secret store in New York last week, Jennifer Clarke zeroed in on $25 plastic ice-cream cones filled with underwear at a display table. "They're fun and colorful," said Ms. Clarke, a 29-year-old insurance representative.
Persuading shoppers to spend more has taken on new importance this year. With rising gasoline and heating bills, declining consumer confidence and the collapse of the subprime-mortgage market, holiday sales -- sales made in November and December -- are expected to grow 4%, to $474.5 billion, says the National Retail Federation. In the past 10 years, growth has averaged 4.8%.
Consumer-electronics makers are pitching a vast assortment of components for gadgets, in hopes that shoppers will add them to gifts or buy them for themselves. V-Moda, a Los Angeles-based music-accessories company, has collaborated with Apple on a $99 iPhone headset in colors like chrome and burgundy. Altec Lansing is pitching earbuds created "especially for women," featuring Swarovski-crystal butterfly decorations, priced at $29.99 to $59.99.
For David Hamilton, who already has an MP3 player, high-definition TV and Nintendo Wii, accessories are a top priority. Mr. Hamilton, a 29-year-old apparel executive in Houston, says a Tivo, a car-installation kit for his MP3 player and some videogames, such as "Guitar Hero III," are on his wish list.
Sales of electronics accessories are expected to grow 18% this year to $20 billion, compared with 10% to 12% growth for consumer electronics overall, according to Adam Levin, chief executive of Levin Consulting, which tracks the industry. One reason for the proliferation of electronic extras: Retailers don't mark accessories down as often, so as they discount larger items, they can make up the difference with add-ons.
Toy makers are also focusing on accessories. Disney's $70 Hannah Montana guitars, based on the popular TV show, will be displayed at Toys "R" Us alongside an optional add-on amplifier that doubles as a portable iPod speaker -- for an additional $70.
FAO Schwarz recently expanded its in-store Lee Middleton Nursery, where kids can "adopt" a realistic-looking baby doll and outfit it with furniture, clothes and toys.
In fashion, accessories in the traditional sense of the word -- from hats to elbow-length leather gloves -- are being promoted as key items as the industry pushes a return to formal dressing this season.
At Bloomingdale's New York flagship, every window facing Third Avenue will focus on accessories, says Bloomingdale's senior vice president of store design, Jack Hruska. Bergdorf Goodman has consolidated its contemporary accessories in the center of the fifth floor.
At Coach stores, holiday displays will emphasize some of the brand's new small items such as jewelry and a Coach fragrance. Ann Taylor is launching a new fragrance and body-care line called Possibilities in prominent displays.
Accessories like handbags, hats and gloves have long been popular holiday gifts for their one-size-fits-all appeal. Because dresses continue to be a strong category at retail, accessories are "strategic" for self-gifting, says Monica Tang, retail strategist at Kurt Salmon Associates. With accessories, "you can wear the same dress you wore last year and it looks new," she says.
Some retailers are even offering accessories for gift cards. Victoria's Secret offers a $10 leopard-print luggage tag with a label that says "I am perfect for a gift card!" At Kohl's, for an extra $3.95, customers can package their gift cards in a gift-card tin such as the Santa's Belt box, which has a belted closure.
Saks Fifth Avenue is pitching a snowflake-adorned gift card, displayed on tables with the store's exclusive "Snowpeople" children's book and matching ornaments. "Wherever possible, they will appear together" to encourage shoppers to buy more than one item in the set, says Saks's senior vice president of marketing, Terron Schaefer.
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For the crust –
½ cup Walnuts
¼ cup Pecans
¼ cup Hazelnuts
½ cup Sugar
¼ cup Water
½ cup Oats
½ cup Butter, melted
1. Place the nuts into a stainless steel bowl. Set aside.
2. Place the sugar and the water into a medium pan and place over low heat until the sugar is fully dissolved. Turn heat up to medium and cook the sugar until it is a golden caramel color. (USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN WORKING WITH HOT SUGAR)
3. Pour the hot sugar over the nuts and toss to coat. Spread onto a greased cookie tray and push into a single layer. Let this mass cool completely.
4. Break the nuts into small pieces and transfer to a food processor. Pulse the mixture briefly until the nuts have been chopped into rough pieces.
5. Combine the chopped praline nuts with the oats and butter. Mix well.
6. Grease an 8x8 pan and press the crust into the bottom in a single layer.
7. Place into the refrigerator until the filling is prepared.
For the Cheesecake:
1 lb. (2 pkgs.) Cream Cheese (at room temp.)
2 Each Eggs
½ cup Sugar
5 oz. Pumpkin Puree
1 tsp. Cinnamon
¼ tsp. Nutmeg
1. Place the room temperature cream cheese into a mixing bowl fitted with a paddle attachment. Add the sugar to the cream cheese and mix until this mixture is light and smooth. Do not beat on too high of a speed as this will break down the fats in the cheese.
2. Stop the mixer and scrape the sides of the bowl to prevent the formation of lumps. Add the eggs one at a time. Stop the mixer and scrape the bowl after each addition of eggs. Continue to beat on low-medium speed until the eggs are fully incorporated and no lumps appear.
3. Add the pumpkin puree and spices, mix until well combined.
4. Pour batter into the pan over the crust and smooth well. Bang pan 4-5 times to release any air bubble that may remain in the batter.
5. Place 8x8 pan into a large high sided pan and fill outside pan with water. Place into a 350 F oven for 30-35 minutes or until the cheesecake is set.
6. Cool completely (6-8 hours) before cutting.
7. Enjoy!!!


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Free Web Tools for Everyday Operations: Open Source Applications Don't Stop with CMS or Social Networks
Kinsman, Matt, Folio: the Magazine for Magazine Management
IN TODAY'S WEB-FIRST, print-second workflow, any tool or service thats offer a high quality solution quickly--and even better--for free, is highly prized. But publishers are starting to catch on to the fact that they can leverage public and shared sites to meet many of their needs, from pushing stories out to more eyeballs than their usual audience to finding high quality stock photos and artwork at a fraction of the cost of hiring a photographer or dedicated illustrator.
"We've been using quite a few open source solutions for years, which is what many of the sites like Flickr, Twitter and Facebook are based upon," says Jay Hook, IT director for Reni Publishing. "Personally, I feel that open source in the publishing world is going to become a turning point for many independent publishers as they become more user-friendly and feature-rich. Many publishers are unaware of the solutions available, mainly due to a lack of research."
Reni is now in the early stages of looking at a free site for creating digital editions, called Issuu. "It also has its own markup language, which is used to control the viewer's theme," says Hook. "This means that designers will have the ability to create all kinds of new things for the Issuu viewer."
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Flickr (www.flickr.com), an online network that features photographs and images submitted by members, offers publishers an alternative to the stock images from services like Getty and Corbis, as well as a chance to showcase their own work. Flickr does not own the rights to use photographs found on the site--every photo is property of the appropriate rights-holder of the image. A large collection of Creative Commons licensed photographs are available to anyone as long as they are using the appropriate licenses, provide proper attribution and have cleared any additional requirements, such as model releases.
From time to time, companies may choose to advertise on or sponsor a Flickr group or area of the site in order to engage the Flickr community through the sharing of photography. Flickr has a formal and standard sponsorship program that allows for sanctioned activity but community guidelines do not allow commercial usage by third parties except through formal relationships, or through Getty Images.
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Here the results at ƒ/2 are compared to ƒ/4, showing a high-grade result at ƒ/2 along with a superlative result at ƒ/4.
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The overall characteristics involve vignetting and depth of field. Except at high resolution, sharpness is apparently not a lot different at ƒ/2 than at ƒ/4, but see the crops: ƒ/2 is already at a high level, but ƒ/4 is superb.
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Amunix to Collaborate with Biogen Idec on Recombinant Therapies
Last month, Amunix, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company based in Mountain View, CA, announced that it had entered into an exclusive worldwide research collaboration with Biogen Idec. According to the Amunix press release, the companies' collaboration will focus on the research and development of fully recombinant blood factors proteins with "improved therapeutic properties."
Using its patented XTEN technology, Amunix develops novel therapies with a prolonged half-life to reduce dosing frequency. Biogen Idec, headquartered in Weston, MA, specializes in the development of recombinant factor therapies for the treatment of hemophilia.
"We are pleased to be collaborating with Biogen Idec, a global leader in hemophilia therapeutics," said Willem 'Pim' Stemmer, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Amunix. "Existing recombinant blood factor products require frequent intravenous infusions and there is strong medical need for products that can be dosed less frequently and more conveniently, and used prophylactically."
"Biogen Idec is pleased to initiate research on this innovative technology in collaboration with Amunix," said Glenn Pierce, PhD, MD, Senior Vice President of Biogen Idec Hemophilia. "We have a long-term commitment to hemophilia. In addition to advancing our current late-stage long-lasting Factor IX and Factor VIII programs, we continue to invest in innovations like XTEN, which have the potential to bring further-improved treatment options to the hemophilia community."
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Bollywood actor Aftab Shivdasani who started out as a child artiste, has established himself as a sort of adult comedy king due to his recent film choices. The third instalment of the actor's 'Masti' titled 'Great Grand Masti' is an adult comedy while soon-to-release 'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum 3' is a st ... read more
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'Bigg Boss 9' contestant and actress Mandana Karimi has become quite popular, thanks to her stint and antics in the reality show. But the Iranian beauty might be in legal trouble. Mandana is one of the leading ladies of soon-to-release porn-comedy 'Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3'. As per her contrac ... read more
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The Delhi High Court has stayed the television premiere of Bollywood film 'Grand Masti' holding that the film was not certified for unrestricted public exhibition and cannot be telecast. The Court's decision follows a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking quashing of Censor Board's ... read more
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The third film in the series of the adult sex comedy franchisee 'Kya Kool Hain Hum' is slated to go on floor in January of the coming year and Aftab Shivdasani replaces Riteish Deshmukh in this film. The female lead will be played by the Iranian model Mandana Karimi who has been discovered by Ekt ... read more
'Grand Masti' has finally joined the 100 crore club. Nobody expected that the movie will such do a grand business at the box-office but it turned round the table. Trade analyst informed that it is the 'first adult film to attain the status". "And it's a century... 'Grand Masti' crosses Rs. ... read more
Indra Kumar's adult comedy 'Grand Masti' mints Rs 67 crore at the box-office in the opening week. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted about the break-up, Friday 12.51 crore, Saturday 13.21 crore, Sunday 14.46 crore, Monday 7.75 crore, Tuesday 7.42 crore, Wednesday 6.25 crore and Thursday 5.40 cror ... read more
Bollywood actor Aftab Shivdasani secretly marries his long time girlfriend of six years Nin Dusanj. Born in London, the Hong-Kong based model Nin met Aftab though a common friend at a party and they fell for one another. The wedding was a private affair in the attendance of a close friends and re ... read more
Indra Kumar's adult comedy 'Grand Masti' makes a whopping 80.05 crore at the box-office. The number was beyond expectation. Despite negative review, the film has been able to make a mark at the box-office. In the second weekend, the film continues to spell magic at the domestic box-office. ... read more


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Today a crane was brought on site to remove one of two air handling units in Helm Library that will be replaced this summer. The renovations began on May 16th and will continue through mid-August, replacing the two air handlers, both of which are over fifty years old, with newer, more efficient models. Helm Library is closed to the public during this time but materials are available upon request. Departments normally found in Helm – Government Documents, Interlibrary Loan, Reference, and Periodicals – have been relocated to Cravens Library for the summer.
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Upper and Lower Worlds
A recent donation to the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives section of WKU's Department of Library Special Collections widens our perspective on the brief life of Oliver Hazard Perry Anderson, a Frankfort, Kentucky native and successful merchant.
In July 1841, Anderson arrived in southern France after a lengthy sea voyage from parts unknown. In a letter to his sister Penelope, he described in detail the Straits of Gibraltar, whale sightings, and his landing at the ancient city of Marseilles, followed by a 4-day ride to Paris. Anderson then took Penelope on an epistolary tour of the palaces, churches and historical monuments of this "magnificent city," but then claimed, surprisingly, that "I cannot see Paris, I am not well enough" and expressed an intense anxiety to continue on his way home. The reason: Anderson was dogged by a debilitating tubercular cough, and his travels in search of a remedial climate had given him only occasional relief.
Anderson's time in the City of Light contrasted remarkably with his experience 15 months later, when he became, literally, a cave dweller. In the winter of 1842-43, he resided with a handful of other tuberculosis patients in stone cottages inside Mammoth Cave in hopes that the pure, cool air would help his lungs. Dr. John Croghan, who specialized in the disease and also happened to own the Cave, had constructed the underground sanatorium as an experimental treatment center.
As shown, however, in letters already in our collection dated in December 1842 and January 1843, Anderson found any improvement in his condition to be little more than a mirage. The darkness and dampness of the Cave and the constant smoke from cooking stoves convinced him, when he finally emerged, that "I would be better out than in." Whether in the "upper world" or below it, he struggled with alternating periods of strength and good appetite, then fatigue, cold symptoms, and always, the cough. He finally succumbed to the disease in 1845 at the age of 32.
Click on the links to access finding aids for Anderson's letters from Paris and Mammoth Cave. For more of our collections about Mammoth Cave, search TopSCHOLAR and KenCat.
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Brian Coutts gave Best Reference 2015 seminar
Brian Coutts gave his "Best Reference" seminar on Friday, May 13 at 10:00 a.m. in Helm 5. Best Reference is an annual selection he makes for Library Journal, the nation's oldest and leading library trade journals. The article appears in the March 1, 2016 issue in both print and online. This year's list included 31 titles from 20 different publishers, including 10 university presses and some small publishing houses. This is the 30th consecutive year Brian has been involved with this project either as a consultant, coauthor or author. A reception followed with cake and coffee.
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Vertrees Diary Featured in National Publication
Quotes from Peter Vertrees' typescripted autobiography, housed in the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives unit of Library Special Collections, were recently included in an article titled '"I Stayed at My Post Until the End': Peter Vertrees: Black Confederate and Celebrated Church and Community Leader," in the UDC Magazine. Published by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the magazine is distributed to the organization's 18,000+ members. The article by Elaine Clonts Russell relies heavily on the autobiography, but is supplemented by other research. During the Civil War Vertrees served as a cook in the 6th Kentucky Regiment. "I never was a soldier on the firing line," said Vertrees, "but these scenes brought the real activities of war to my view and made me realize what the real combat was. I suffered the same deprivations of warfare that the soldiers felt. Sometimes I was hungry, sometimes cold, sometimes drenched with rain, sometimes tired and footsore from walking, but I stayed at my post until the end."
After the war Vertrees became a minister and was involved in civic affairs. A Tennessee state historical marker recognizes his contributions and can be found on South Water Street (Highway 109) in Gallatin, Tennessee. The finding aid to the Vertrees Collection can be found by clicking here. To search for other collections about the Civil War or African Americans see TopSCHOLAR.
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Elaine "Penny" Harrison
WKU's Department of Library Special Collections lost a valued former colleague with the May 6, 2016 death of Elaine "Penny" Harrison.
According to her family, it was while watching a movie that the young Elaine Maher and two childhood friends decided to assume the names of the film's three heroines. Thus was born Elaine's lifelong nickname, "Penny."
A Connecticut native, Penny met WKU alumnus Lowell H. Harrison while working at New York University. After they married in 1948, she followed him to London on his Fulbright Scholarship, then to Texas, where Dr. Harrison taught at West Texas State University and Penny earned a master's degree in history. In 1967, Dr. Harrison returned to Bowling Green to teach at his alma mater and Penny joined the Kentucky Library (now part of the Department of Library Special Collections), where she served as manuscripts librarian until her retirement in 1986.
While at WKU, Penny earned a master's degree in library science, completed special studies in archives at the University of Wisconsin, and developed a manual for processing manuscript collections at the Kentucky Library. The first treasurer and archivist for the Kentucky Council on Archives, she was honored with a KCA fellowship in 1987 to recognize her outstanding contributions to the profession. Special Collections Librarian Sue Lynn McDaniel says that Penny also enjoyed mentoring students in her field. In fact, McDaniel recalls, "she gave me the career/education advice that allowed me to become her successor as Manuscripts Librarian at WKU."
Penny and Lowell Harrison (who died in 2011) also gave generously to WKU and the Kentucky Library. Acknowledging their financial support for collection development, then-Special Collections Department Head Riley Handy told them simply: "We have no better friends than you."
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Where Politics is Fun . . .
On Saturday, April 16, 2016, the Spring Political Americana Collectors of Kentucky show occurred in Louisville, KY. WKU Alumnus and PACK member Bob Westerman invited Kentucky Museum curator Sandy Staebell and Special Collections Librarian Sue Lynn McDaniel to exhibit items and our online access to the Rather-Westerman Political Collection. Our ephemera and artifact collection is the best worldwide for primary sources on campaigning by national, state, and local politicians in Kentucky.
We set up two computers. One allowed us to do Kencat searches on politicians, types of collectibles, and locations of interest. The second computer played the "Campaigning in Kentucky" gallery of Worth A Thousand Words: Special Collections Galleries in TopScholar http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/pol_camp_ky/. In addition, we brought some of our most unique items in protective display cases to create interest among the members viewing our booth.
The high point of the day was the arrival of charter member Julius Rather who began donating to Library Special Collections and the Kentucky Museum in 1983. Other PACK members rushed to greet Mr. Rather, his wife, daughter, and grandson. Mr. Rather enjoyed seeing other members and getting more familiar with WKU's online presence of the Rather-Westerman Political Collection. For WKU, the day was a huge success as other members asked questions about making donations and accessing our collection. One vendor donated a stuffed toy donkey with a Democratic candidate's pin on it to the Kentucky Museum.
Researchers interested in learning more about WKU's Rather-Westerman Political Collection should visit kencat.wku.edu and search "Rather-Westerman" or the politician, county, or office of their choice. If you need assistance in online viewing, contact our Research Assistance Desk, Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT. If you are a potential donor, we would love to talk to you about items you may have collected over the years. For a woman who disliked politics for her first 50 years, I can know say that the "Rather-Westerman Political Collection" and PACK shows are fun!
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Counseling and Testing Center's therapy dog Star visits WKU Libraries
Star, the sweet therapy dog from WKU's Counseling & Testing Center, ventured over to Helm Library the Thursday before finals week to meet and greet students in Java City. The eight-month-old Aussiedoodle turned out to be popular with students coming and going through the Helm Library entrance. "This is just what I needed today," said Maddie Hughes, WKU piano major from Georgetown, Kentucky. Star's mild temperament and soft coat was just the ticket for all the stressed out students running in to study or for a quick snack at Java City between final classes for the semester.
Carol Watwood, assistant professor in Library Public Services, and Betsy Pierce, Outreach Coordinator for Counseling & Testing Center, organized the visit with Star. "I was very pleased with how the morning visit turned out. Several students really enjoyed the break with Star," said Watwood. "Hopefully she'll be back next semester for a return visit."
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General Pershing's Teeth
After graduation from the Louisville College of Dentistry, Edward Wallace Barr (1887-1962) joined his father's practice in his home town of Bowling Green, Kentucky. When the U.S. entered World War I, however, Barr was commissioned a lieutenant in the Army Dental Corps and sent to France. As a member of the Sixth Heavy Artillery, he was considered the first dentist to "go into the trenches," but in November 1917 was put in charge of the dental offices at the general headquarters of the American Expeditionary Forces in Chaumont, France. There, his patients included Commanding General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing.
As his appointment book showed, Dr. Barr treated many servicemen until his discharge early in 1919, but perhaps it was only General Pershing who merited a discussion between Barr and Pershing's former dentist, Colonel Ross T. Oliver of the Chief Surgeon's Office. "I am glad you found that upper bridge in good condition," he wrote Barr. As to the gum disease affecting the General's lower molars, "that condition has existed for a number of years." His recall of one particularly troublesome tooth that had "such a loss of substance that we could easily run an instrument through the bifurcation" suggested, nevertheless, that Pershing could look forward to many more happy hours in the dentist's chair.
Records and correspondence relating to E. Wallace Barr's service in the U.S. Army Dental Corps are part of the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives collections of WKU's Department of Library Special Collections. Click here for a finding aid. For more collections about medical professionals, search TopSCHOLAR and KenCat.
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WKU Library Professor Haiwang Yuan's book was recognized with storytelling award
WKU Libraries Professor Haiwang Yuan's book Tibetan Folktales recently received an Honorable Mention in the Special Storytelling Resources category of the 2016 Storytelling World Resource Awards. Yuan coauthored the book with Awang Kunga, who is a native Tibetan, and Bo Li. Its publisher is Libraries Unlimited, an imprint of ABC-CLIO. Incidentally, another of Yuan's books Princess Peacock: Tales of Other Chinese Peoples won the same recognition in 2010.
For more than 20 years, the Storytelling World Resource Awards Program has a panel of judges who evaluate new books in the field and identify outstanding works to help storytellers connect with the resources that will be most impactful for their practice.
Tibetan Folktales contains more than 30 traditional Tibetan stories that give readers a taste of the land, people, culture, history, religion, and psyche of this remote region. The tales are gathered from contemporary Tibetan storytellers and translated from written sources that represent a rich oral and written literary tradition.
"I feel honored to get this recognition on a national level, and I believe my coauthors will feel the same way," said Yuan. "I surely hope that this award will help my book reach a wider audience so that more people will be able to learn about a great people like the Tibetans and their wonderful culture and folklore."
Yuan has been a member of Western Kentucky University's Department of Library Public Services for 19 years. He has edited, authored, and contributed to several books and dozens of articles. Visit TopSCHOLAR to learn more about his works and his website about his other creative activities.
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"A great deal to answer for"
Early in the morning of April 29, 1945, Adolf Hitler married his mistress, Eva Braun. The next day, with Soviet troops only blocks away from his bunker at the Reich Chancellery in Berlin, he and his bride committed suicide.
Among the millions who received the news without a flicker of mourning was Martha (Woods) Potter. The 76-year-old lifelong resident of Bowling Green had followed Hitler's rise to power with outrage. "Isn't Hitler the last word in audacity or is it Mussolini?" she asked as early as March 1936. "That pair could come over here and take America away from us if they took a notion." In September 1938, as British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain negotiated with the Nazi leader over the fate of Czechoslovakia, she observed to her daughter that "Hitler will have a great deal to answer for if he lets the world go to war." After the German invasion of Poland in September 1939, she understood the Fuhrer's grip on his people, declaring "We all hate Hitler and blame him instead of the Germans." In June 1940, with France about to fall and England in the crosshairs, Martha was in favor of America sending the British "all the armaments they want," and deplored Congressional reluctance to do so. "They are all afraid of what Hitler will think," she complained. "Who cares what the Hun thinks? He needs a rope around his neck and while they are tying they might get Mussolini's neck caught in the same noose." At news of the Fuhrer's ignominious death, Martha was triumphant. "Now if we can give Hitler's dead body a few kicks it will be to suit me," she wrote her children.
Martha's animosity was nothing, however, compared to that of an unknown soldier at Fort Knox, Kentucky. In "A Letter to Hitler," he laid out in explicit verse the indignities awaiting the dictator–specifically, the fate of certain of his body parts and the pristine splendor of his "palace"–once American GIs caught up with him.
Click on the links for finding aids to these letters, part of the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives collections of WKU's Department of Library Special Collections. For more collections, search TopSCHOLAR and KenCat.
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Launch of New Conservative Women's Group
April 4, 2016 The Ladies Leading Right in Cape Coral and local leaders will launch Republican Women of Cape Coral, Federated. It's launch meeting will be from 6-8 p.m. more »»
New Alzheimer's caregiver support group in Cape Coral
April 4, 2016 The Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer's Resource Center has announced the addition of a new caregiver support group in Cape Coral. This new group meets the third Thursday of each month from 10:30 a.m. more »»
South Cape CRA advisory board supports extended bar hours
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Southeastern Guide Dogs fundraiser at JetBlue Park April 9
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March 31, 2016 A defeated ordinance to allow bars in the South Cape to remain open until 4 a.m. on the weekend may be brought back for more discussion. more »»
Kiwanis Kids Fishing Derby: Annual free fishing tourney April 9
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FGCU show: 'Curious Kids' culls kudos
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VFW post marks its golden anniversary
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Eagle, Benacquisto address Republican Club
March 31, 2016 State Sen. Lizbeth Benacquisto said the two-month legislative session felt more like a year and a half, but it was worth it with all they accomplished. That is what she and State Re. more »»
Man charged in fatal crash
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Man injured in single-car crash
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Rockin' local drummer visits Southwest Florida for sun, surf and song
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March 30, 2016 The Florida Highway Patrol's Troop F-South District will hold a DUI Wolfpack Operation beginning at 9:30 p.m. Friday, April 1, until 5 a.m. Saturday, April 2. more »»
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'Taste of Freedom' gala to benefit Southwest Florida Regional Human Trafficking Coalition
March 29, 2016 Time is running out to buy tickets for the inaugural Taste of Freedom to be held Saturday, April 9 from 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m. at Scanlon Lexus of Fort Myers. more »»
Bar hours extension nixed
March 29, 2016 The extended bar hours experiment met a slow death after nearly three hours of discussion at Monday's City Council meeting. Council voted 5-3 against extending the temporary ordinance. more »»
Owner: Dixie Roadhouse may close with elimination of later bar hours
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Has anyone else noticed that BB&T is on the Bank boycott list?
Interesting news item...ALIPAC, the organization that is leading the boycott, banked at BB&T at least until December 22, 2006!
You can find bank fees paid to BB&T on their FEC disclosures, at www.fec.gov on their 2006 year end report, page 11:
ALIPAC still banks at BB&T, despite their boycott list. Maybe we should take this as an endorsement of BB&T!
ALIPAC is in trouble with the FEC again, this time for failing to file a mid-year 2007 report:
In the past, the FEC has gone after ALIPAC several times for filing incorrect reports, mostly numbers that didn't add up. Suppose we can pitch in and buy them a calculator?
I'm curious to know whether ALIPAC still banks at BB&T, a bank they still encourage others to boycott. I guess we'll never know unless they file the report required by federal law. The mid-year report was due July 30.
Amazing how they throw stones at illegal immigrants for breaking the law, while apparently ALIPAC doesn't comply with the laws either. According to their previous FEC reports, ALIPAC has a payroll but has never paid a penny of payroll taxes either! Why does our government allow ALIPAC to get away with this crap?
Did you not notice what this list is? It is a "Bank of America" boycott list. Someone was apparently upset about the BofA credit policy that supposedly was targeted at illegal aliens. The web page creator apparently listed all the banks by state that people could select as alternatives to Bank of America. This has nothing to do with boycotting BB&T. Misinformation spreads like wildfire, doesn't it!
Correction, read the list thread. It clearly states which banks to boycott and which ones are OK:
"Only Illegal aliens need a Matricula Consular Card to bank in the U.S. Banks that accept the Matricula Consular Card are soliciting illegal alien customers and encouraging, inducing, aiding and abetting illegal immigration.
Please note - these lists contain some inaccurate information. They are works in progress. Please check the information for accuracy before moving your accounts. We intend to expand and update the lists often. There are many more banks to add to the list.
If you represent a bank and to assure the public you DO NOT Accept the Matricula Cards, Please use our Certification Process.
Consumers that have corrections or banks to add to our list should contact us.
Please double check to make sure our information is accurate before moving your accounts.
If you see that your bank accepts the Matricula Consular Card, we suggest you do the following:
Contact them and let them know you are changing banks and why.
When you change banks, tell your new bank you are joining them because they do not accept the Matricula Consular Card and aide illegal aliens
Always check with the new bank before opening an account, if our information is wrong, please notify us with the bank's contact information so we can verify it."
What a great way to hide money!
Fake name! No Address! No tax reporting requirements!
What should we call ourselves?
My new name is Nacho Mamas.
Address: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Can we open a new account every week under a different name?
If the people don't do something, then it won't get done.
Support the boycott!
Getting you news off "the stall" in the Taco Bell again? You need to spend less time in their, Sport. Of course, that's tough since it's your place of employment. BTW, clean that stll when you're done.
No, the information came from ALIPAC's own disclosures to the Federal Election Commission. ALIPAC reported they paid $31.20 on 12/4/07 for "bank fees." See page 7 of their year-end 2006 disclosure:
What a bunch of hypocrites, boycotting a bank that they do business with!
So tell us, w_at_alipac, is alipac.us still banking at BB&T? How can ALIPAC boycott a bank where it does it's banking business, or are you telling us ALIPAC's FEC disclosures are wrong? Did your treasurer file amended FEC disclosues yet? I don't see any so I suppose the 2006 reports are accurate, meaning ALIPAC banks at a bank it encourages others to boycott! How hypocritical!
Hi Bob. How goes your reconquista campaign? Is California part of Mexico again? Your efforts to get Spanish declared the official language of the USA going good for you? Your mail-order wife still can't speak any English, eh? If she ever learns English she'll find out she was second choice to that Russian. Too bad your check to the Buy-a-Russian-Wife service didn't clear. Still trying to find work in rural Minnesota? Real tough after you get fired in a small town. Everybody knows about the phony asthma claim and the lawsuit. That store-bought wife 25 years younger than you doesn't help. Have you landed a process server job yet? Is Mickey D's hiring or did they turn you down too what with schools out for the summer?
Put yer coke bottle lenses on girly man, and check out the the other large banks and their woes, such as Citi which is cutting thousands of employees, TDJ's predictions are reruns of the past several years, none of which mean squat, sorta like Yodees. I bought a block at 39 and change and will be selling at 42 and change, again making $$ while you kids flounder around acting like you know something. Hell, Ive got wine older than you boy.
You're a liar without a life, Bob. How did those reports you say you sent to the FEC and IRS work out for you? How's your illegal alien wife? Can she speak any English yet? Does she know she was second choice after your check to the Buy-a-Russian-Wife service bounced? Have you found a job yet?
Typical alicrapper...don't answer the question, and attack the critic personally. This forum isn't about my personal life, so I'm not going to dignify the smears with a response.
Looking forward to the next FEC report though, so we'll see if ALIPAC still banks with a bank they tell everyone else to boycott.
I take it you two arent on the friendship list, like Yodee and her exposer. Btw, have you noticed all the predictors over the last 4 months have disappeared, and BBandT is STIL not sold or MOE, and JA is STIL at the helm, and 2007 has been an uneventful yr? I need some new 2008 predictions
Shove your pissant feud up your ass, bob, then eat shit and die.
My, my, my, you are just full of charm aren't you. Hey aren't you the ALIPACer "PintoBean" that proposed a bounty to "rednecks with shotguns" on the head of every illegal immigrant in America?


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