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UofL Axton Reading Series presents computer scientist and author, Brian Christian [Books]

UofL Axton Reading Series presents computer scientist and author, Brian Christia
UofL’s English department will feature computer scientist and author, Brian Christian, as part of the Axton Reading Series. Join Christian for a free reading tomorrow, Thursday, February 9th, on-campus at 4:30pm.

Louisville is no stranger to writers sharing their talent. Our city’s cup overfloweth with the bounty of words, poetry and local voices lifting up their words to the ceiling for the pleasure of our eager ears. I would know, as I am making quite a nice a career seeking them out and writing about their writing. And while December and January may have been rather “lean months” for those on the prowl for some free and tasty literary tidbits, the Spring harvest is ripe for picking, my friends!

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Would you like to protect yourself?
Start date: 02/18/2012 - 9:00 am End date: 02/18/2012 - 5:30 pm (Monthly) Refuse to be a victim? Hello...Are you interested in learning more about self-protection? Are you interested in getting your gun permit? Are you ready to refuse to be a victim? If you answered, yes to any of these questions, please contact me. I am a Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Certified Instructor to teach Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapons License Applicant classes. Classes are offered state wide. The course is availabe in both large and small settings. If you would like to get a group of friends together, we have a group rate. If you would like to attend one of the community classes, they are offered monthly. Group rates are available. The next community classes are scheduled for Saturday, February 18, 2012 Please call (502) 773-1029 or e-mail me at kyccdwinstructor@yahoo.com for more information and/or enroll. Refuse to be a victim and learn how to protect yourself safely. ***Students must be 21 years old or older to attend class. ***Thank you.  All class information can be found at http://kyccdwclass.blogspot.com
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MPC Promotions: Law Enforcement Tactical store
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4300 Produce Lane
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Louisville
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KY
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502-773-1029
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$70 and range fee

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Thomas Edison House to Celebrate Master Inventor’s 165th Birthday
Thomas Edison turns 165 next month — and Louisville is throwing a birthday party for the celebrated inventor and scientist. The historic Thomas Edison House, located at 729 E. Washington St. in Butchertown, will host a day-long birthday party on Saturday, Feb. 11 that includes a cake shaped like a light bulb. The party begins at 10 a.m. and lasts until 3 p.m. Admission is FREE for children under 12. Normal admission rates for Adults ($5) and Seniors ($4). Edison came to Louisville in 1866, at age of 19, to work as a telegraph key operator, landing a job with Western Union located at Second and West Main Street, about eight blocks from his small brick Butchertown home that now is a museum in his honor.
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The Historic Thomas Edison Home
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729 E. Washington St.
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Louisville- Butchertown
State: 
Kentucky
Zip: 
40202
Phone: 
(502) 585-5247
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Admission is FREE for children under 12. Normal admission rates for Adults ($5) and Seniors ($4).

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Are you currently struggling to over come a strange obsession, addiction or compulsive behavior that is taking over your life? Do you spent countless hours obsessing about something or engaging in behavior that others would say is strange? Have you drained all of your finances into this obsession? Are your friends and family members concerned about your well-being but feel lost or helpless? Would you like to regain control of your life and your health? If you found yourself answering yes to any of these questions, you may qualify to be a participant in a major documentary series which offers professional assistance for those struggling with a strange obsession/compulsion/addiction. For consideration, please reply to this ad with your name, age, contact information, recent photo and brief explanation of how a strange addiction is taking over your life or contact us directly at 312.467.8679/casting@20west.tv Thank you for wanting to share your story. We are here to listen and we are here to help!
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Spoon and the Moon: A Naughty Fairy Tale takes Louisville art into the new age of digital literature [Books]

Hey Diddle Diddle: A Naught Fairy Tale takes Louisville art into the new age of
Hey Diddle Diddle, Don't miss this cat's fiddle. The cow made love to the moon. The little dog drank till he got in a fight, and the bitch ran away with the spoon.

I just can’t get over how ridiculously cute Spoon and the Moon: A Naughty Fairy Tale is. Spoon and the Moon is the latest endeavor by Wickedly Sisters creative team, and it has Louisville all over it. It’s a tale set in Louisvillle, featuring Louisville artists and musicians, displayed as an E-book in app form. It’s also full of fun facts and history tidbits about the Derby city.

Historian James A. Ramage presents Kentucky’s rich early history at The Filson [Books]

Historian James A. Ramage presents Kentucky’s rich early history at The Filson
Join historian James A. Ramage at The Filson Historical Society today at noon as he discusses his new book, ‘Kentucky Rising: Democracy, Slavery and Culture from the Early Republic to the Civil War’.

There is more to Kentucky than just fast horses and good bourbon – although, quite frankly, a healthy epicurean doesn’t really need much more than that. It is an unfortunate fact that much of our fair and famously Blue-grassed state is overshadowed by sad images of poverty and poor education in the eyes of our neighbors. But Kentucky’s historical contributions are a vibrant and potent mixture of culture, innovation and progress. Long before our whiskey changed the world, Kentucky was moving and shaking in the young republic. Historian James A.

Major cable network Casting Call [Family & Parenting]

Women and Their Mothers in Law
If you've always wanted to be on tv, here's your chance. Check out the new reality show with a casting call in Louisville next week.

Attention women of Louisville and surrounding areas!  In about one week producers of "Women and Their Mothers-In-Law" will be in Louisville for a casting call.  You read that right, a new reality show and they want to meet you! 

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Are you currently struggling to over come a strange obsession, addiction or compulsive behavior that is taking over your life? Do you spent countless hours obsessing about something or engaging in behavior that others would say is strange? Have you drained all of your finances into this obsession? Are your friends and family members concerned about your well-being but feel lost or helpless? Would you like to regain control of your life and your health? If you found yourself answering yes to any of these questions, you may qualify to be a participant in a major documentary serieswhich offers professional assistance for those struggling with a strange obsession/compulsion/addiction. For consideration, please reply to this ad with your name, age, contact information, recent photo and brief explanation of how a strange addiction is taking over your life or contact us directly at 312.467.8679/casting@20west.tv Thank you for wanting to share your story. We are here to listen and we are here to help!
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