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The Whitehurst Diaries: Willis the geek
 2011-12-13 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. "Willis the Barn Cat is still exercising his house privileges. His latest interest involves the use of Jim's laptop and portable phone. He shows a distinct preference for holding the 'mouse' in close captivity," writes Sharon Whitehurst
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Critical Reviews: Amazing Magic Show and Yo-Yo Exhibition
 2011-12-12 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Granddad. Linda and I were able to obtain premier seating on Saturday, December 10, 2011 for the packed performance of Graham's Amazing Magic Show in Shelbyville, KY. General Admission was 25 cents or 50 cents for the high end seats. A tip box faced in front of the stage was profitable which created the need for an encore Yo-Yo Exhibition, by Evan, right, who introduced VIP seating at $1.00. The second photo was taken at a street show at a Shelbyville restaurant. Both shows were excellent, and all grandparents, aunts, uncles, parents, and impressionalbe younger cousins highly recommend seeing the shows if they are ever in the area. -Granddad. Ed Waggener
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ACHS IT saves money with DIY iPad charging rack
 2011-12-12 - Photo by Chad Parnell. Phyllis Curry writes:> "I thought you might enjoy seeing what teachers can do with little or no money; they become very creative. Chad Parnell and Jenny Myers at Adair County High School came up with this unique way to keep iPad batteries charged." And Chad Parnell writes, "Mrs. Myers and I came up with this idea based on an idea from the internet: $10 dish drying rack from Wal-Mart, powerstrip, some zip ties and you have organized iPad storage. We wanted to share!" (Lesson learned: Make sure your powerstrip outlets are spaced wide enough to accommodate the iPad plugs.)
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John Luke Partin takes his 1st elk
 2011-12-12 - Floyd County, KY - Photo by Terry Partin. Thank You, to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, for the Nation's leading elk Restoration program and the opportunity to hunt the majestic elk here at home in Kentucky. John Luke Partin was one of the fortunate people drawn for the 2011 Kentucky elk hunt. John Luke, pictured here with his Dad John Ray Partin, left, took this beautiful cow elk on December 11, 2011 in Floyd County, Kentucky on Ivy Creek. Also along on the hunt was Papa Terry Partin. Special thanks to Regional Wildlife Coordinator Steve Beam and Kentucky Elk biologist Will Bowling for their assistance and to Wade Spencer of "Life's Highway Television for filming the hunt. Kentucky's elk herd now exceeds 10,000 head. -TERRY PARTIN
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