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Curology - Acne Treatment
52 reviews
69% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
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on 5/4/2015 10:22:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I heard about this service from several blogs and decided to give it a try. I am 40 years old and have struggled with hormonal acne for many years. I have been on BCP, which helped, but have recently stopped. I started having breakouts on the tops of my cheeks and forehead (which I never had before). I have tried over the counter products, but nothing was working. I had tried RAM in the past, but never was consistent with it. I have also used Clindamycin with good results, but did not want the $150 derm apt and $60 meds. After finding a code for free first month, I sent pictures (from my iphone) in for a derm to check out. She wrote back quickly and suggested a treatment of .018 tretinoin, 1%clindamycin, and 8% azalaic acid. I was skeptical since I had used tretinoin with a much higher percentage in the past, but she assured me the formula would work differently. I received it in about 4 days and began using each night. The breakouts were worse. They were able to be covered by makeup, and not as severe as most, but it was a lot to me. I contacted her one month into it, and she suggested a special soap and adding B6. I did, and still broke out more after the second month. The beginning of the third she suggested using every other night and added Spironolactone from the pharmacy (she called it in). Month four I am breaking out less, but still have a few spots on my cheeks. I will continue to use and see what long term benefits I receive. I pay $20 a month, which is less that I would pay with a prescription from a pharmacy. I know many people experience clearer skin quicker, but I have not. I am very pleased with the service from my PocketDerm derm, Nancy Satur, and would suggest anyone to give it a try (unless you can get better prices from your pharmacy and derm).
UPDATE: After several months and no improvement I went to see an in person derm. She told me that the 25mg spiro was not enough and that normally 100mg is prescribed for oilier acne prone skin. She also prescribed Minicycline, which caused debliltating dizziness then switched me to Bactrim 2x per day which stopped all side effects. She prescribed Epi Duo at night and after using this combo for 1 week my skin is mostly clear and I have not broken out during my cycle! I know that the antibiotics are NOT a long term "cure", so I am happy that the EpiDuo is working also. Unfortunately Pocket Derm did not work for my hormonal acne as I had hoped. My in person dermatologist did say it was a great formula though. She just added that I needed more spiro and an antibiotic to gain some ground on breakouts. Oh, I have hear some say that one needs a blood test for spiro--I did not. Maybe its my age (40).
on 6/9/2015 12:12:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
First, let me say that this is an incredible idea and fantastic service. Everyone I dealt with at Pocket Derm was helpful and informative, which anyone who has ever tried to find a good derm will tell you is definitely not par for the course in the field of dermatology. The service was easy to use, the doctors responsive, and the product arrived quickly and with clear instructions. At $20 a month, I think that this is a really great option for a lot of people.
I sent three photos (no makeup - I actually realized how low my self esteem had gotten when I went to take these, because it was incredibly difficult for me to do) that I had taken on my phone to Pocket Derm through their website, and my doctor prescribed me a custom blend of treatments that was sent to me by a compounding pharmacist. I love the idea of having a treatment that is specifically created for your skin issues. It arrived in a pretty frosted plastic bottle, which lasted me a little less than two months (you can reorder based on how often you go through everything). I applied it once every night to my problem areas. I never experienced irritation, which was amazing after dealing with Epiduo, which is incredibly harsh, for the better part of a year. My skin certainly did not get any worse when I was on it, and I think that certain inflammation and discoloration definitely did approve.
I ended up going off of PocketDerm and finding a derm in my city because I wasn't seeing the results I wanted. I was still breaking out frequently, which my PD doctor said was a result of purging. However, after three full months on this (after almost a year of being on Epiduo, which has adapalene and similarly clears out pores), I felt like I needed to be seeing better results. I was told to wait it out a bit, which I had planned to do. However, I ended up going in to see a new derm in person to get a cortisone shot on two really bad cystic spots, and she mentioned that I probably needed an oral medication such as spironolactone, as my acne is clearly hormonal and topicals can't do anything preventative when the issue is internal. I feel like this is something that my PocketDerm doctor probably should have identified straight away - given the placement and type of breakout I was getting.
I know that people have gotten spiro prescriptions through PocketDerm, but this was never offered as an option for me, and I felt better about the fact that my in-person derm keeps track of potassium levels and blood pressure (both things that spiro affects). And so I made the decision to cancel my PocketDerm account, and started with a new derm to go back on Epiduo and also add spiro. The spiro, so far, as been incredible and it's frustrating to think that I went so long without it.
I believe the positive experiences that people have had with PocketDerm and do think that it's worth a try if OTC is just not cutting it and you don't have access to a derm who you trust. Treating acne is a lot of trial and error, and I am glad that I tried this (and will forever by in dept to them for suggesting using hydrocolloid bandages on popped spots).
on 6/24/2015 5:12:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I absolutely love Pocketderm. I have cystic acne with white bumps all around my nose. My derm prescribed me my own medication and then answered all the questions I had about soap, moisturizers, sunscreens, etc. With the medication and soap (St. Ives apricot scrub) it has really cleared up my skin. It did take about 4 months though, so patience is key!
on 7/28/2015 7:33:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Fine program if your skin falls within the parameters of their range of formulas. I used tret/azelaic/clindamycin). However, the base clogged and the azelaic burned me. Because it was bundled I had stop all 3 treatments. It's all packed into one creamy gel. And if the creamy gel is too rich for your skin you are out of luck. Interactions with dr / customer service was fine but a bit rote. Again, a fine deal if it works for you. As always, all things skincare are ymmv.
on 9/10/2015 8:03:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
25 year old female. I've been to hell and back trying to find an acne treatment that works for me. Mostly all creams break me out, mostly all pills broke me out. Nothing seemed to work. A month on this, and wow. This is the first time since I was younger that I was able to walk outside, to a store, with absolutely no foundation. It has reduced my acne to non existent, and it has taken away my dark hyperpigmentation. Around week 2 I had a small purge, and within days they quickly disappeared. I pair this with purpose moisturizer, both of these creams haven't broken me out once. It's absolutely incredible.
Would suggest to anyone to at least try it. For all those people who have tried pills, and cleansers and all that crap... This really nailed it.
on 10/13/2015 11:30:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Edit: to Domicos trying to discredit my review re: being prescribed 3+ months: I am younger than you and in perfect health. State laws vary state to state. I am in texas - I checked and see youre in CA. Please show me a link. I still have the email from pocketderm if you'd like a screenshot. So either pocketderm lied or......?
I added an edit at the bottom to hopefully help more people.
I used Pocketderm (now rebranded as CUROLOGY ) for 6+ months. I believe I have enough insight on the matter to write a proper review. Many derms wanted to put me on Accutane since my acne/oil production was so severe. Everyone in my immediately family (mom, dad, brother) had been on it. I absolutely REFUSE to go that route. Not because it sucks for the duration of the time taking it, that would be well worth it to me. But it's the aftermath that's scared me off. I'm keeping my excessive sebum producing oil glands... because they're a built in moisturizer. It sucks that they cause acne but when I hit 40+ I'll be very pleased to have the extra oil.
I opted for the acne treatment as I have been battling acne/rosacea for many years. Being completely honest, I mainly signed up for the chance of being prescribed Spironolactone. I wanted to be prescribed it via Pocketderm because it would mean not having to do the many bloodtests that come along with Spironolactone.
But if that's why you're signing up for Pocketderm...DO NOT DO IT. WHAT THEY DO NOT PROPERLY DISCLOSE TO NEW CUSTOMERS IS THEY WILL NOT PRESCRIBE IT LONG TERM. After 3ish months they dropped me to the curb and told me they only prescribed it for me to "try it out". My Pocketderm dermatologist told me I will have to go find a local derm to prescribe it long term. Additionally they would not prescribe over 100mg..... which isnt much in terms of spiro. I know MANY women on spiro and there are studies (by derms) stating that 200mg is optimal. Apparently, after doing some digging, they do this to everyone to avoid lawsuits!!!!!! If I had known this info I would have never started it. Spirolactone messes with your hormones so starting/ending it is no easy matter.
Moving forward --- onto the Pocketderm aka Curology acne topical treatment they send you. The actives in mine were: My formula is 4% niacinamide, 1% clindamycin, 4% azelaic acid. I'm *sure* this works for a lot of people. But it did not work for me and after one look at the INACTIVE ingredient list, I knew EXACTLY why.
It's full of vitamin e and sweet almond oil! Those are enough to break my skin out like a volcano. I even confronted Pocketderm / Curology on the matter and you know what they told me? That it was "impossible", because those are non-comedogenic ingredients. I am pissed they insinuated I lied about it breaking me out when there is TONS of info out there on these ingredients causing acne. Even ALL of the derms I've been to will agree. They told me to steer clear of most oils............and they were right. There are very few oils that don't break me out. The vitamin e and sweet almond oil clogged every pore on my face. :( Just like they did in every other formulation ive ever tried over the years.
HERE is the inactives list: water, glycerin, aloe vera leaf juice, PEG-100 myristate, sweet almond seed oil, xanthan gum, methyl paraben, propyl paraben, tocopheryl acetate.
Pocketderm/Curology sucked for me. But I do like the idea of it and I do think it could help a lot of people. IF YOU DON'T BREAK OUT FROM SWEET ALMOND OIL OR VITAMIN E - GO FOR IT!
I'm editing this because I want to point out that I think tretinoin is the only ingredient in this that makes it worth bothering. It is RX only due to being an intense chemical exfoliator. Tretinoin generates collagen, exfoliates the skin, and can do more for anti-aging AND acne than the rest. The reason I'm adament about that is because its a lot deeper of an exfoliator than vitamin c (useless to *me*) or niacinamide (which is also an antioxidant like vitamin c - it's b3!). If they don't prescribe it to you - PUSH for it. Curology/pocketderm (whatever it is atm) DOES try to make patients happy. Azalaic acid is also worth asking for since its RX only and often prescribed for rosacea redness (main ingredient of finacea). Paired with tretinoin can cause it to lighten old scars even quicker. :)
LAST BUT NOT LEAST WEAR SUNSCREEN IF YOU WANT NICE SKIN. Chemical exfoliators cause skin to be more photosensitive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I CAN NOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH. UVA damage will undo all the benefits of tretinoin.
on 11/8/2015 9:03:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I cannot say enough good things, I have been using pocketderm since June and my assigned dermatologist Dr. Nancy Satur has been a godsend. She really listens to my concerns and is so quick to write back. After trying a topical with doxycycline with no results, she decided my acne was more hormonal and put me on spirnolactone. Wow. Nothing had ever worked so well before. It is scary how well this medication has worked for my skin. I am not sure about the 3 month maximum for prescription medication another reviewer wrote about as I have been on it for longer than that. When I asked my dermatologist about it, she said that since I am "young and healthy" she didn't find it necessary for me to see a gp or dermatologist in person. Definitely worth a try if you struggle with acne!
on 12/10/2015 7:55:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I'm not sure I want to attach photos of my face pre-PocketDerm/Curology, but know this: it was pretty bad. I spent a semester in Beijing (terrible pollution) and my skin was just awful (closed comedones/whiteheads, daily zits, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) at the beginning of 2015. I tried masks, aspirin scrubs, the famous P50 lotion, and chemical peels (ranging from TCA to lactic) which resulted in so-so improvement. No real progress lasted.
I tried PocketDerm in February 2015 and have never looked back.
Result were not instantaneous. But progress in purging the closed comedones and flesh colored bumps was sure and steady. Now fast forward to December... I haven't had a single pimple or zit in months. My skin has not been this clear for years.
My hyperpigmentation has faded as well, it's not completely gone but I'm sure eventually it will.
This serves as my nightly acne treatment and moisturizer so even though I pay $20/month, it's totally worth it for me.
on 1/23/2016 6:57:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Dark, Cool
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I started with PocketDerm (Curology) last winter after losing my job and going through a bunch of other stressful situations. I developed cystic acne for the first time in my life. I was desperate and without insurance, but needed something ANYTHING to help me out. After the first consultation, I was hooked. Dr. L was receptive to my concerns and offered helpful suggestions in a very short time. After we were able to clear up my acne issues, Dr. L. worked with me to focus on my hyperpigmentation. Even though I have insurance again, I will happily stick with Curology for the foreseeable future.
on 1/26/2016 5:40:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
JUST DO IT! It is so, so, so perfect. I signed up, uploaded some terrifying pictures of my acne-ridden, makeup free skin and heard back from my "Professional" within 24 hours. I have Monica, who is a PA. She is really great and always responds back within 24 hours if I have a question. There is a chat feature on the website and you can email your professional anytime about anything at all. I've even messaged her for sunscreen recommendations.
I've been using Curology for about 3 months. My formulation contains azelaic acid, clindamycin and niacinamide. I have extremely stubborn acne that has never responded to anything except for accutane, which I could only tolerate for 2 months due to the side effects. This treatment has cleared me up about 75%. The acne I get now is not sore anymore and don't leave red spots. My face was completely riddled with PIH but it's now lightened up so much that I don't have to smear concealer all over my face every day just to feel normal.
I can't say enough about this! It's very fairly priced and SO convenient. No more doctor's appointments!
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The sign outside drew me in.
The scene inside drove me out.
In big letters in front of the Seaside Farms Piggly Wiggly:
Inventory Reduction Sale
While Supplies Last
Limited Quantities
But for this longtime Pig customer, Wednesday morning's foray into that store will be my last. That's because along with those close-out price slashes came the cutting pain of emptying shelves — and an empty feeling.
The produce department was virtually wiped out. The deli was vacant. The end of that familiar outpost of "The Pig" was clearly near.
The specter of my favorite grocery store in terminal condition was depressing enough.
Then a worker at that Pig — he's become kind of a pal over the many years our paths have crossed there — told me that the store will close on Oct. 16 and reopen five to seven days later as a Harris Teeter.
OK, we Pig fans have known for four weeks that the Charleston-based Piggly Wiggly Co. Inc. was selling 29 stores in South Carolina and Georgia — including almost all of them in these parts.
We also know that the folks who run for-profit enterprises must at times act as business death panels of sorts. And we know that some folks are at best perplexed, at worst irritated, by our nostalgic dismay over our Pigs' demises.
For instance, a recent letter to the editor writer who admitted to being from "off" wrote of The Pig: "To me, it's just another supermarket."
Yet to many of us from here, it's much more.
My Pig isn't just near my Mount Pleasant home.
Shopping at my Pig makes me feel at home.
The end of a business hasn't traumatized me this much since the Magnolia Drive-In showed its last movie more than three decades ago.
And since then, two newspapers where I once worked folded less than 20 months after this rat jumped off those sinking ships.
So while millions of Americans fret about the shutdown of our federal government, thousands of longtime Charleston area residents — including this one — are mourning over the shutdown of so many local Pigs.
Sweet "inventory reduction" deals can't alter that sour feeling. Nor can they alleviate our angst about where we'll now find what.
Last weekend, this Pig regular suffered considerable confusion on scouting trips for a new first-team grocery store near my home.
Where are the rice cakes?
Where is the Blenheim Ginger Ale, brewed with a jolting kick in our Palmetto State?
Mainly, though, where are the Pig staffers who've made that Seaside Farms store such a pleasant destination since it opened in 1996?
Harris Teeter and Bi-Lo officials have said Pig workers at the stores they're buying can have jobs with them — though some will have to move to other outlets.
But some Seaside Farms workers have told me they will be classified as "new employees" by Harris Teeter — and thus lose some vacation time that comes with years of service.
At least the Meeting Street Pig will remain open until Nov. 2 before converting to a Bi-Lo.
At least Mrs. Mac's Fried Chicken, which got a tasty tribute from fellow columnist Brian Hicks in the Sept. 27 Post and Courier, might live on at that Meeting Street store when it becomes a Bi-Lo. "Mrs. Venetta" Seels of that Pig gave me this update on that culinary treat Wednesday: "The question's still lingering."
At least some Meeting Street Pig staffers told me they will still be working there when it switches to Bi-Lo.
However, a stinging sense of loss will still work disorienting distress on many of us who grew up, and old, with The Pig.
Sure, "The chief business of the American people is business" (President Calvin Coolidge), "Business is the salt of life" (Voltaire), and "We have to do what's best for business" (World Wrestling Entertainment chief operating officer Hunter Hearst Helmsley, aka "Triple H," aka "The Game").
But finding a new grocery store will be a sad business for us Pig perennials.
Back to my last roundup at that once-thriving Seaside Farms Pig now on its last legs.
I offered this farewell to one of its workers Wednesday morning: "Good luck to you."
His reply: "Yeah — we'll need it."
And so will those of us who have long been sticking with The Pig.
Frank Wooten is assistant editor of The Post and Courier. His email is email@example.com.


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CHAPEL HILL — One day before North Carolina begins the season here on Friday night against Gardner-Webb, four-fifths of the Tar Heels' starting lineup appears set.
"I feel fairly comfortable about Marcus [Paige] and Dexter [Strickland] and Reggie [Bullock] and James Michael [McAdoo]," UNC coach Roy Williams said earlier today. "But that fifth spot, from one day to the next, I change quite a bit."
That fifth spot, of course, represents a post position – and perhaps the Tar Heels' only true post position. Paige, the freshman, will start his first collegiate game at point guard. Strickland and Bullock are both guards who will play on the wings. And while McAdoo is UNC's most proven post player, he's more of an inside-outside type who isn't exactly a typical back-to-the-basket power forward.
So that leaves a wide opening – literally and figuratively – in the middle.
Desmond Hubert, a 6-foot-9 sophomore forward who played sparingly a season ago, started in UNC's exhibition victory against Shaw. But Joel James, a 6-foot-10, 260-pound freshman, gave perhaps the most impressive performance of the Heels' otherwise sluggish effort in the exhibition. James has only been playing organized basketball since his sophomore year of high school, but he already has developed an effective repertoire of moves, and his footwork is sound for his size.
Still, James apparently hasn't earned the starting job. At least not yet.
"As we're sitting here right now, I still do not who I'm going to start," Williams said. "And I really don't. And the staff, we talked about it in a staff meeting this morning … I really don't [know who will start]. I'm waiting for somebody to step up and say, 'I'm going to deserve that.' But it may be OK if it's not.
"You know, we may change the lineup throughout the course of the pre-conference season, too."
Few would be surprised if Hubert, the more experienced player, starts the season-opener before giving way to James at some point later on. James arrived on campus just a few months ago and instantly became the most physically imposing member on the team. Whether his size and presence translates into a starting position from day one, though, remains to be seen.


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Despite the best efforts of Apple and AT&T, it appears that the latest version of the iPhone has been unlocked via the same method as used on the original iPhone.
A Brazilian blog, TechGuru, posted the first report of it. Gizmodo checked it out, and said the method involves using a special SIM card adapter. It tricks the phone into thinking it's on an approved network.
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Department of Geography and Geology News Archive
Click on Archive by Year for an annual listing of news stories
WKU CHNGES students/faculty partner on groundwater project. (2018)
Keeling completes 12th around-the-world expedition. (2018)
GIS faculty and students attend regional meeting (2017)
Groves receives China's top science award. (2017)
Mesonet details record snowfall for Bowling Green. (2016)
GIS senior awarded scholarship to attend Esri Federal GIS Conference. (2016)
Kentucky Mesonet launches Butler County site (2016)
GIS Center hosts regional KAMP meeting of GIS Professionals and students (2015)
GIS alumni earns promotion to Senior GIS Professional (2015)
WKU Geoscientists participating in Mammoth Cave symposium, Feb 14-15. (2013)
Geoscience team tackles Caribbean climate change issues (2013)
Winter Term Geology program in the Bahamas (2012)
Algeo and students win Best Paper Award for Mammoth Cave project (2012)
Kentucky Mesonet reports that 2011 was one of the wettest years on record (2012).
View from the Hill feature on Stormchasers class, with video (2011)
Mesonet inaugurates 54th Weather Station (2011)
Graduate student publishes thesis as monograph (2010)
Geology students in the Bahamas (2010)
Mesonet sites reveal differences in Kentucky climate (2010)
Groves participates in discussion at Woodrow Wilson Center on Water (2010)
Kentucky weather conference convenes at WKU (2010)
WKU renews research agreements with Chinese universities (2010)
Drs Gripshover and Bell named new editors of FOCUS on Geography (2010)
Schlosser wins Canada Grant (2009)
Hoffman Team Maps Haiti Cave (2009)
Yan publishes traffic research (2009)
Hoffman Team in Rural China (2008)
Mesonet launches new website (2008)
Yucatán Study Abroad (2008)
Hoffman conducts GIS training in China (2007)
Students/faculty study urban planning in Europe (2007)
NOAA supports KY Mesonet project (2006)
Geoscience student helps discover new species (2006)
Faculty/students research in Chile (2006)
Belgian cave scientist visits department (2005)
Hoffman begins Hunan province, China, project (2005)
Crawford receives national award (2005)
Keeling lectures on around the world expedition (2005)
Geoscience students/faculty travel the world (2004)
Kuehn and May pass ASBOG exam (2004)
Hoffman team begin new project in China (2004)
GIS students present posters at the Capitol (2004)
Two faculty mentors and four students to present research at the annual Posters at
the Capitol (2017)
Evansville, IN, TV station starts using KY Mesonet data (2017)
Record Snowfall assessed by Kentucky Climate Center faculty. (2016)
Director of Icelandic Arctic Cooperation Network visits the Department. (2016)
All quoted in article on Everest melting danger (2015)
Foster reports on Kentucky's record-breaking cold weather (2015)
Groves reports White Nose disease found in Crumps Cave. (2015)
State Climatologist Emeritus, Glen Conner, published book on the War of 1812 (2015)
GIS faculty now all have GISP national certification (2015)
Geoscience graduate student awarded conference scholarship (2015)
Keeling talks at Rotary Club about Balkan crisis (2014)
Geo-students and alumni help clean up Hidden River Cave with Green Grotto group (2014)
WKU karst faculty and students demonstrate expertise at Museum sinkhole site (2014)
Meteorology Faculty and Students attend annual AMS conference in Atlanta (2014)
WKU Karst team onsite at massive Corvette sinkhole (2014)
John All discusses expeditions to Everest and the Peruvian Andes (2014)
Jason Polk featured in BBC documentary on Florida Sinkholes (2014)
Keeling lectures on a 25,000-mile Cape to Cape Expedition (2014)
Meteorology graduate accepted into USAF Weather Officer Training program (2013)
Dr. Gripshover named "State Geographer" of Kentucky for 2013 (2013)
Meteorology students present research at the annual AMS conference (2013).
Summer Cave and Karst program now taking registrations (2012)
Hoffman Institute co-sponsors karst groundwater workshops and cave cleanup in Florida (2012)
Durkee explains meteorology to second graders (2012).
Meteorology students and faculty at annual AMS conference (2012)
Groves to lead new UNESCO initiative on global water resources (2011)
All to participate in expedition to the peruvian Andes to monitor pollution (2011)
Hoffman research caves in Barbados (2011)
Keeling lectures on Around the World Expedition (2011)
Kentucky Mesonet Expands to Henderson County (2010)
Algeo speaks at Kansas State on Constructing Place at Mammoth Cave (2010)
Hoffman/Mammoth Cave Agreement with Slovenia (2010)
Keeling interview on Yemen on WKYU-FM (audio) (2010)
Students and Faculty attend AMS conference (2010)
Groves updates UN Group on Karst (2009)
Mesonet monitors high winds (2009)
Geology major helps sponsor Sustainability initiative (2009)
Geofest scheduled for March 28th (2009)
Geography graduate helps set world record (2009)
Geography faculty in Colombia (2008)
Department to offer new Meteorology and GIS majors (2007)
All attends AAAS conference (2007)
KGA holds GPS day (2007)
Groves to head UNESCO water research (2005)
Center for Cave and Karst hosts Canadian students (2004)
Congratulations to the six Geo students who won awards at the WKU Research Conference
Dr. Royhan Gani leads IBA team to victory in regional competition. (2017)
White Squirrel Weather staff attends FEMA training (2017)
Meteorology faculty/students conducted forensic assessment of storm (2017)
Drs Polk and North lead Iceland-WKU partnership MOA signing (2015)
Meteorology faculty and students at Ken-Ten Weather conference (2015)
Geoscience graduate student wins national research scholarship (2015)
Keeling continues Latin America transport research with Peru visit (2015)
Grad student eye-tracking research featured in Swedish publication (2015)
Geo-faculty appear in Weather Channel documentary on sinkholes (2015)
Petroleum technology lecture by AAPG Distinguished Speaker Dr Allison Kennedy Thurmond (2014)
Geology students explore the Mojave Basin during Spring Break (2014)
Keeling leads geography education workshop-seminar in Scarsdale, New York (2014)
Educational pictograms tested in water research in West Africa by Geoscience student (2014)
WKU meteorology major awarded internship with NASA program (2014)
John All and students help to clean up Bowling Green riverfront (2014)
Geology labs receive software donation to enhance research capacity (2014)
WKU Geomorphology students learn about landscape processes in the Ozarks (2013)
WKU's Hoffman Institute project addresses water crisis in West Africa (2013)
Meteorology graduate mentors K-12 students in science (2013)
WKU Stormtoppers help to secure StormReady® designation for WKU (2013)
Geoscience students win awards at 42nd WKU Student Research Conference (2012)
Keeling named North American Editor of the Journal of Transport Geography (2012)
Keeling lectures on an AGS Educational Expedition to Africa, Asia, and the Middle East (2012)
New Mesonet station in Meade County (2011)
Geomorphology Field Trip to Ozarks and northern Arkansas (2011)
Groves featured in the video show "View from the Hill" (2011)
Mesonet adds station in Bath County (2011)
Sustainability students participate in community practicum (2011)
Mesonet Stations open in Nicholas and Lewis counties (2010)
Meteorology Club students attend Severe Westher Workshop (2010)
Crowder leads Girls in Science Day experiments (2010)
May speaks at Rotary Club about Earthquakes (2010)
Mesonet installs 47th station in Breckinridge (2010)
WKU Stormtoppers in Damage training (2009)
Watch YouTube video of WKU Stormtoppers (2009)
Mesonet expands to Mclean, Carroll counties (2009)
Teachers receive grants from KGA (2009)
Geoscience students in Death Valley (2009)
WKU Stormtoppers Ready for Severe Weather (2009)
Geographers at the AAG conference (2009)
Geoscience students in Florida (2009)
Meteorology student wins REU award (2009)
New Mesonet Station in Barren County (2009)
Keeling completes global trip (2009)
Foster speaks on Drought (2008)
Hoffman Water Training in China (2008)
Trapasso Podcast on Easter Island (2008) [audio file]
Keeling published OpEd on geographic education (2007)
Hoffman improves water quality at lake (2007)
Faculty/students go global (2007)
Geoscience student receives national research award (2006)
Hoffman water resources program funded (2006)
Faculty/students attend AAG Conference (2006)
Geography students attend severe weather workshop (2006)
Faculty publish climate research in international journal (2006)
Faculty/students present research at GSA conference (2005)
Crowder named Young Careerist (2005)
Cary earns GISP certification (2005)
Faculty/students attend AAG conference in Philadelphia (2004)
Hoffman team leads expedition to China (2004)
Faculty/students in Bahamas for field camp (2004)
Keeling lectures on West Africa expedition (2004)
Faculty/students attend regional GSA (2003)
Faculty/students attend New Orleans AAG conference (2003)
State Geographic Bee winner announced (2003)
All travels to China (2003)
Geologists attend regional GSA conference (2000)
Geoscience student funded for research project in Ethiopia (2017)
Lexington 8th grader wins Kentucky Geobee contest. (2017)
Geology IBA team competes in international finals in Houston. (2017)
Prospect 8th-grader wins annual Kentucky Geographic Bee (2016)
Honors student and Dr. Groves attend China Geoscience conference (2016)
Caribbean Climate group to work with Geoscience faculty and students (2015)
Drs Polk and North in Belize to sign partnership MOU with the CCCCC (2015)
GIScience Club runs first annual Geocaching adventure (2015)
Groves to represent the U.S. on International Karst commission. (2015)
Department adds CHAOS weather observation and forecasting facility (2015)
Geoscientists meet with the President of Iceland as part of new MOA with that country (2015)
John All interviewed on Everest ice avalanche disaster (2014)
Jason Polk works with Corvette Museum on future of sinkhole (2014)
Leslie North featured in local newspaper Q&A session (2014)
Geology alums Powers and Flynn honored by NSF Fellowship awards (2014)
Climatologist offers perspective on Kentucky's weather extremes (2014)
Geoscience faculty, students, and partners conduct advanced groundwater monitoring at NCM (2014)
Corbin 8th grader becomes Kentucky GeoBee champion - wins trip to Washington, D.C. (2014)
KY State finals of the 2014 National Geobee take place on April 4th at WKU (2014)
Dr. Rezaul Mahmood receives 2014 Ogden College Award for Research and Creative Activity (2014)
Keeling lectures at Denver University as Marsico Visiting Scholar (2013)
Green River Grotto and Hoffman students clean up Crumps Cave (2013)
Geoscience faculty publish research and viewpoints in national and international journals (2013)
Geoscience M.S. alumnus appointed to new position in Evansville (2013)
Groves presents keynote lecture at China conference (2013)
Geoscience Graduate student awarded a Cave Research Foundation Grant (2013)
Leslie North honored by National Society of Collegiate Scholars (2013)
Paducah student wins annual Kentucky Geobee - wins trip to Washington, D.C. (2013)
Geoscience graduate appointed to West Point leadership position (2013)
March 2013 one of the coldest on record, according to KY Climate Center (2013)
Geology Alumna Shelby Rader awarded prestigious NSF-GRF for graduate study at Arizona (2013)
Polk leads Ozarks geomorphology field trip (2012)
Keeling appears on WKYU-PBS Outlook discussing geopolitics and global terrorism (2012)
Groves conducts karst water resource training in southwest China (2012)
Foster Speaks at Kentucky Clean Air Conference (2012)
Mesonet records wind gusts of 101 MPH in Calloway County (2011)
WKU alumnus Jason Lindsay develops Junior Meteorology DVD for the P-12 system (2011)
Faculty and Students attend the annual AAG conference in Seattle (2011)
Department Students win WKU Research Conference awards (2011)
Louisville student wins state GeoBee final (2011)
Meteorology major awarded NOAA Hollings Scholarship (2010)
Hoffman Circle of Blue Presentation (2010)
Mesonet records rare weather event in eastern Kentucky (2010)
Mesonet receives statewide award for excellence (2010)
Faculty and Students attend annual AAG Conference in Washington DC (2010)
Keeling Op Ed in Herald-Sun (Durham, NC) on Europe's volcanic ash disruptions (2010)
Keeling Op Ed on Hope and Hopelessness in America published in Hawaii Reporter (2010)
OpEd on Earthquake Anxiety by Geoscience Graduate Cari Bourette (2010)
Geography major Joey Coe named Udall Scholar for 2nd year (2010)
Keeling OpEd on Russia in Pravda (2010)
Jamaica Trip Provides Learning Opportunities (2009)
Meteorology Major Earns Regional Award (2009)
Daily News article - Keeling Around the World (2009)
Geography student awarded ESRI Scholarship (2009)
Geography/Geology students at Sustainability Conference (2009)
Hoffman Research Team in Jamaica (2009)
Geography major earns Floodplain Certification (2009)
Meteorology Student wins Summer Internship (2009)
Ogden Awards Ceremony (2009)
John All named Nepal Fulbright Scholar (2009)
Hoffmanito wins research award (2009)
Groves featured in Daily News (2009)
Meteorology students win NWS internships (2009)
Lewis County joins the Mesonet project (2009)
Trapasso presents Viking Voyages (2009)
All/students published in Stormwater (2009)
Joey Coe wins Udall Scholarship (2009)
National Geographic Bee State Champion named (2009)
Sustainability Minor approved (2009)
Oceanography students in Florida (2009)
Mesonet adds more stations (2008)
State Geography Bee winners (2008)
Annual Ogden Awards (2008)
May on earthquakes (2008)
Faculty/student research featured in geography magazine (2008)
Celestian on WBKO on earthquakes (2008)
May in Louisville newspaper on earthquakes (2008)
Faculty/Students at AAG Conference (2008)
Groves in Environmental journal (2008)
Faculty/students at regional GSA conference (2008)
Keeling on WKYUFM about boundary conflicts (2007) [audio file]
Hoffman featured on WKYUFM Midday Edition (2007) [audio file]
Geographic Bee champion crowned (2007)
Mesonet station installed at WKU Farm (2007)
Storm Spotter class sponsored by Meteorology Club (2007)
Geographic Alliance planning workshop (2007)
Hoffman hosts USAID Director (2007)
Hoffman Faculty/students train Chinese students (2007)
Keeling OpEd on Arctic melting (2007)
Ogden College recognizes outstanding students (2007)
Faculty/students attend AAG conference in San Francisco (2007)
Keeling OpEd in Chicago newspaper (2007)
Goodrich research on climate and sports (2007)
Keeling OpEd in Florida newspaper (2007)
State geographic bee crowns champion (2006)
Keeling lectures on AGS expedition (2006)
Kentucky Mesonet official state center (2006)
Geoscience student receives scholarship (2006)
Groves speaks at Harvard (2006)
State geographic Bee winner (2005)
Hoffman team explores China cave system (2005)
Faculty/students attend Denver AAG conference (2005)
Faculty/students attend Vietnam karst conference (2004)
Distinguished China scholar visits department (2004)
Geoscience team conducts research in China (2004)
Geology alumnus receives national recognition (2004)
GIS resources are expanded (2003)
China's leading Karst scientist visits department (2002)
Faculty/students assist State geographic bee competition (2002)
Groves reports to UNESCO in Paris on Mammoth Cave/WKU partnership (2018)
Meterorology major Logan Mitchell awarded Fulbright Scholarship (2018)
GIS students awarded Esri Conference scholarships (2018)
Ninth Annual Storm Chase heads to the Midwest (2018)
Geology major Deborah Flynn named Fulbright alternative (2017)
GEO faculty, students, and alumni attend Kentucky Planning conference. (2016)
Annual Stormchase program heads west (2016)
The Kentucky Mesonet is installing a station new Woodbury in Butler County (2015)
Geoscience students awarded scholarships for annual ESRI GIS conference (2015)
CHAOS students take to the road to forecast and track summer storms (2015)
Geoscience students enjoy annual Spring field trip to the Ozarks (2015)
WKU Stormchasers prepare for 2015 summer program (2015)
CHAOS weather forecasting facility receives Data Visualization grant (2015)
Geoscience graduate student from Nepal is interviewed on WKYU-FM about earthquake (2015)
Leslie North and Jason Polk lead Toppers-at-Sea Climate Change voyage in the north Atlantic (2014)
Chris Groves coordinates UN Water workshop in Turkey (2014)
John All rescued after crevasse fall in the Himalayas (2014)
GIS student awarded competitive Connected Nation scholarship (2014)
Stormchasers preparing for annual expedition across the Plains (2014)
GIS student selected for Esri conference scholarship (2014)
Rezaul Mahmood interviewed on WKYU-FM and other media about the U.S. Climate report (2014)
Nahid Gani to lecture at Blue Minds conference in England (2014)
Rezaul Mahmood works on committee that oversaw U.S. climate report (2014)
Dr All moves Himalaya research to new site after Everest avalanche (2014)
Stormchasers Depart for Annual Forecasting Field Trip (2013)
Hoffman Institute partners with WKU Habitat for Humanity Durbin project (2012)
Durkee summer storm-chase course prepares for the upcoming adventure (2012)
WKU hosts international cave and karst conference (2011)
WKU Meteorology Storm Forecasting class tracks deadly Joplin, MO, tornado (2011)
Swedish NGO funds Hoffman UNESCO project (2011)
Mesonet records April rainfall record (2011)
Meteorology Students win prestigious internships (2010)
Storm tracking course spots tornadoes (2010)
Groves interviewed on Circle of Blue radio (2010)
Summer Stormchasing Class in the Great Plains (2010)
Groves interviewed in Diplomat newsletter on China (2010)
Geoscience students win competitive ESRI Scholarships (2010)
May and Siewers on recent earthquakes (2010)
Meteorology students to participate in Summer program (2010)
Mesonet Records Historic Rain Event (2010)
Keeling Publishes OpEd on NATO and Russia (2009)
John All featured on View from the Hill (2009)
Mesonet awarded $2.9 million (2009)
Senator McConnell officially launches Mesonet (2009)
Crowder admitted to Ed.D. program (2009)
Harrodsburg Mesonet Site Opens (2009)
NWS Louisville using Mesonet Data (2009)
May on WKYUFM about Chinese Drywall (audio file) (2009)
Foster on regional weather impacts (2009)
Jim Bingham Succumbs to Illness, Aged 67 (2009)
Sustainability efforts led by Department (2009)
National Weather Service seminar (2008)
Goodrich on Climate and Wine (2008)
Mesonet soil monitoring (2008)
WKU hosts Karst Geology conference (2008)
Groves advises Conservation team (2008)
May on WKYUFM about earthquakes (2008) [audio file]
Groves on WKYUFM about karst (2008) [audio file]
Mahmood organizes climate workshop (2007)
UNESCO rates Hoffman program highly (2007)
Geology students attend summer field camp (2007)
Keeling OpEd in Toledo newspaper (2007)
Dobler works on Geographic Education project (2006)
Geologists participate in Utah field course (2006)
Geology students selected for summer REU (2006)
Karst field studies at Mammoth Cave (2006)
Void detection robot tested along US-Mexico border (2006)
Kentucky Climate Center hosts workshop (2005)
GIS/GPS workshop for Middle Grades teachers (2005)
Wulff wins research award (2004)
Keeling attends Guatemala conference (2004)
Graduates receive departmental awards (2003)
New research initiatives announced (2003)
Faculty/students on field trip to western US (2003)
Department hosts international karst conference (2003)
GSA Executive Director visits department (2003)
Geoscience student conducts cave research in Borneo (2002)
Geoscience student receives fellowship award (2002)
GIS faculty, students, and alumni attend annual Esri conference in San Diego. (2016)
Department faculty/students recognized with "Model Practices" designation for UnderBGKY work. (2015)
Geoscientists develop research partnership with colleagues in Belize (2015)
GIS major wins competitive KAMP state-wide scholarship (2014)
Keeling continues transportation research in rural England (2014)
Kentucky Mesonet aims to build local financial support around the state (2014)
Dobler helps BRADD apply for Mesonet grant (2013)
Geoscience students make presentations at oil and gas meeting (2013)
John All leads mountain expedition to Peru (2013)
GEO team visits Belize to develop research collaborations, educational programs (2013)
WKU Stormchasers document EF-4 tornado in Kansas (2013)
Foster evaluates intensifying drought conditions in Western Kentucky (2012)
Geography graduate to lead science/resource management area at Mammoth Cave National Park (2012)
Durkee leads 3rd successful Storm Chase trip across the U.S. Midwest (2012)
Mesonet adds Todd County station (2012)
Geography faculty participate in NSF grant for REU students (2012)
Hoffman Graduate Student wins International Award (2011)
WKU Stormchasers travel 7,238 miles during summer field program (2011)
All completes ascent of Mt Everest (2010)
Meteorology Storm Chasers complete Epic Summer Course (2010)
KY Mesonet expands to Madison County (2009)
Mesonet Aids in Storm Assessment (2009)
Geologists at Denver petroleum conference (2009)
Florea and students in the Bahamas (2009)
Groves gets "excellent" UNESCO rating (2009)
Keeling in Argentina for Transport research (2009)
Study Abroad Mediterranean (2008)
Hoffman student wins award (2008)
Hoffman program gets "excellent" award (2008)
Hoffman students at Slovenia conference (2008)
Mesonet workshop planned for October (2008)
Celestian names to editorial board (2008)
Keeling on WKYUFM about Arctic (2008) [audio file]
Goodrich on WKYUFM about climate/wine (2008) [audio file]
Geology student studies meteorite for REU (2007)
Students win GIS scholarships (2007)
Hoffman China project on agenda in Washington (2007)
Hoffman China project receives $100,000 grant (2007)
Drought conditions intensify in region (2007)
Mesonet Systems administrator (2007)
Department to participate in Earth Systems alliance (2007)
Keeling on WKYUFM about Mexico's elections (2006) [audio file]
Mesonet planning meetings scheduled (2006)
Hazard slated for Mesonet station (2006)
Keeling publishes OpEds on geopolitics and transportation (2006)
Students study Hawaii on field trip (2005)
Toomey is first director of Learning Center (2005)
Geography study abroad program to Chile and Argentina (2005)
New Kentucky Climate Center website (2005)
Keeling attends globe-signing ceremony (2004)
Keeling lectures on Europe expedition (2003)
Faculty research featured in special issue of cave journal (2002)
Meteorology Program hosts 5th Annual Weather Camp. (2017)
GIS Student Selected for Assistantship at ESRI International GIS Conference. (2017)
Geoscience Students Study Climate Change in Iceland. (2017)
Kentucky Farm Bureau profiles the Kentucky Mesonet (2017)
KY Mesonet records record July rainfall. (2016)
New logo for the Kentucky Mesonet. (2016)
Keeling completes 10th circumnavigation of the planet (2016)
GIS faculty, students, and alumni attend annual Esri conference in California. (2015)
GEO student completes Iceland internship. (2015)
GEO-students and faculty participate in Arctic workshop in Iceland (2015)
Water Research Literacy Project in Africa (2015)
Geography majors win Lifetime Experience grants (2015)
Stormchasers featured on View from the Hill (2015)
Foster reports on unusually cool July in Kentucky (2014)
Geography team investigates agritourism development in Sicily (2014)
Foster discusses Kentucky climate change data recorded by the KY Mesonet (2013)
Meteorology majors awarded national scholarships (2013)
WKU Geoscience graduate student interns at annual GIS conference (2013)
NWS promotes value of the Kentucky Mesonet (2013)
Foster assumes presidency of national climate organization (2012)
Meteorology students research March tornado event in Eastern Kentucky (2012)
Keeling makes three international trips for research and conferences (2012)
Groves named finalist for prestigious Chinese government award (2012)
Geology students attend summer field camp in the mountain west (2011)
GIS major interns at the annual ESRI International User Conference (2011)
Groves appointed WKU Distinguished University Professor (2010)
Geo-students summer program in Argentina (2010)
Mesonet reaches a milestone of 50 active stations (2010)
Department Semester at Sea Program (2010)
Keeling leads Study Abroad to Argentina (2010)
Geoscience graduate develops MoodCompass analysis (2009)
Florea elected to NSS Board (2009)
Faculty, students attend ICS conference in Texas (2009)
Glen Conner honored by AASC (2009)
Keeling Completes Great Lakes Program (2009)
Hoffman maps caves in Puerto Rico (2008)
Teachers attend KGA workshop (2008)
KGA workshop at Natural Bridge State Park (2008)
Faculty/students at state GIS conference (2008)
Community Change project in Medellín (2008)
Geology student presents research in Japan (2008)
Faculty/student publish research on radon (2008)
Mesonet online drought forum goes live (2007)
Mammoth Cave workshops on history and culture (2006)
Keeling OpEd on transportation (2006)
Students participating in summer research (2006)
Keeling OpEd on migrants (2006)
Students attend Utah field camp (2005)
Geography faculty/students complete UK study abroad (2004)
Geoscience student presents research (2004)
Geoscience graduate publishes new book (2004)
Geoscience student receives GIS scholarship (2003)
Keeling assumes Department Head position (2001)
Geoscience students conduct summer research in Iceland (2017)
Department's CHNGES faculty and students conduct research in Vietnam (2017).
Keeling lectures and conducts research on five continents this summer. (2017).
Geology major conducts summer research in Ethiopia, East Africa. (2016)
Geoscience faculty and students sample Icelandic glaciers (2016)
WKU Meteorology program completes another successful summer Storm-Chase program (2016)
WKU geologist leads team mapping Gulf of Mexico seabed (2016)
Cultural geographers conduct research in the UK to develop new Colonnade courses. (2016)
Geology major presents research at ACA conference - wins Pauling Poster prize. (2015)
Polk gives Corvette Museum talk titled Cars and Karst (2014)
Gani receives ACS-PRF grant to conduct research in Ethiopia. (2014)
Durkee featured in Bowling Green Daily News "Talk of the Town" segment. (2014)
Geoscience graduate student continues water literacy project in Africa (2014)
Celestian profiled in American Chemical Society report on cutting-edge research (2014)
John All leads summer Peruvian Alpine Expedition (2012)
Hoffman Institute faculty, staff, and students attend NSS conference (2012)
WKU Meteorology students receive regional, national awards (2012)
Keeling named University Distinguished Professor (2012)
GIS students awarded scholarships to attend annual ESRI conference in San Diego (2012)
Foster elected to leadership of AASC (2011)
Keeling investigates rural rail in Lincolnshire, UK (2011)
Hoffman faculty, staff, students attend annual NSS convention (2011)
Geology majors participate in summer REU experiences (2011)
Climatologists meet at WKU to discuss regional collaboration (2011)
Mahmood appointed to National Climate Assessment Committee (2011)
Geoscience faculty in China to develop Study Abroad (2010)
Mesonet records relentless summer heat (2010)
Mesonet expands to three more counties (2009)
Drs May and Kuehn featured in World Oil magazine (2009)
Hoffman Faculty/students in China for Signing Ceremony (2009)
Geoscience alumna featured in BG Daily News (2009)
Geoscience alumna and geography instructor featured on BG Today TV (2009)
Keeling on Russia expedition (2008)
Faculty/students at ESRI GIS conference (2008)
Geology major completes REU in New York (2008)
Groves at Norway conference (2008)
Keeling on WKYU-FM about Russia (2008) [audio file]
Keeling completes Arctic expedition (2007)
Geography student poster wins award (2006)
GIS students receive ESRI scholarships (2006)
Geoscience students extend international reach (2006)
Dobler appointed State Geographer (2006)
Geoscience students research in Borneo (2006)
Faculty/students attend ESRI conference (2005)
Graduate student completes Los Alamos internship (2005)
GIS workshop for Mammoth Cave staff (2005)
Faculty/students attend conference in Greece (2005)
Department hosts Kentucky GIS conference (2005)
Geoscience graduates publish GIS research (2004)
Hoffman students attend conference (2003)
Wulff returns from field work in Indonesia (2003)
Department promotes GIS at regional meeting (2003)
Gesocience student receives GIS scholarship (2002)
Researcher honored by national cave group(2001)
GIS Major is awarded annual KY Association of Mapping Professionals scholarship . (2017)
Geoscientists attend Water Professionals conference . (2017)
Geoscientists present research at International Speleology conference in Australia . (2017)
Kentucky Speleological Society (KSS) holds annual meeting at WKU (2016)
Geographers host international landscape conference (2016)
Department Head presents research at international conference in London . (2016)
State Climatologist Stuart Foster previews an El Niño winter forecast. (2015)
Keeling presents research at international RGS conference (2015)
Meteorology student Logan Mitchell featured in cool promotional video (2014)
Polk quoted in article on caves and their show-cave potential (2014)
GIS students and faculty attend annual Kentucky GIS Conference (2014)
Geoscience team conducts water resource training in Jamaica (2014)
Water literacy research project in Africa (2014)
WKU Herald features Nahid Gani in a report on her research (2014)
Dobler finds passion and purpose in geography (2014)
Keeling attends Transport Geography journal editorial board meeting in London (2014)
All receives grant to continue research in the Peruvian Andes (2013)
Foster talks about the Kentucky Mesonet with WKYT in Hazard (2013)
Groves helps to develop Conservation Trust in South Central Kentucky (2013)
Goodrich reviews cooler, wetter summer of 2013 (2013)
GIS Student receives scholarship from state mapping group. (2013)
Polk leads research team to investigate climate change on Mayan civilization (2012)
Foster speaks about the Mesonet project on "About Kentucky" (audio link) (2012)
Statewide ArcGIS License Expands STEM Education in Kentucky (2012)
Keeling publishes Op Ed on the conflict over the Falkland/Malvinas islands (2012)
Goodrich's Summer 2012 Weather Report and Drought Update. (2012)
Hoffman graduate student awarded grant for Caribbean research (2012)
Groves gives keynote lecture at European cave research conference (2012)
KGA assisting Kentucky schools with GIS technology integration (2012).
All quoted in Guardian newspaper, London, England, on Everest climate change (2011)
Kentucky Mesonet inaugurates its 59th automated weather station (2011)
Department Head attends first annual World Human Geography Conference (2011)
All featured on WBKO View from the Hill (2011)
Polk and North attend China Environmental and Social Justice workshop (2010)
Groves on Environmental Justice in China (2010)
View from the Hill video of John All on Everest (2010)
Foster discusses drought conditions in Kentucky (2010)
Keeling named to international editorial board (2010)
Geology student visits Siccar Point unconformity in Scotland (2010)
Inaugural Department Study Away Program to Florida announced (2010)
Durkee takes over administration of CLIMLIST (2009)
GIS program receives state award for excellence (2009)
Groves on WKYUFM Radio about China project (audio file) (2009)
Hoffman Institute organizes Water Resources Conference in China (2009)
Mesonet expansion (2008)
KGA $50,000 grant renewed (2008)
Geology students at fossil festival (2008)
Mesonet at regional climate conference (2008)
Faculty at Environmental Education conference (2008)
Keeling published transport research (2008)
Keeling on WKYUFM about Arctic (2007) [audio file]
Keeling Podcast on the Sahara (2007) [audio file]
Mesonet adds four more stations (2007)
Successful climate workshop concludes (2007)
Hoffman consults on cave development in Haiti (2007)
Geologists lead regional conference (2007)
Groves on WKYUFM about China (2006) [audio file]
Groves lectures at workshop in Switzerland (2006)
Hoffman welcomes Spanish cave scientist (2005)
Geoscience students study Tongass National Forest (2005)
Faculty/students team up with Nature Conservancy (2005)
Faculty receive NSF support (2004)
Hoffman team to explore Vietnamese cave (2004)
May and Kuehn present research on road collapse (2003)
Geologists lead field conference in Middlesboro (2003)
Gripshover speaks at Eastern Illinois University (2018)
GIS Student Awarded annual KAMP Scholarship (2018)
Meteorology Profile by Research Foundation (2018)
Keeling returns from three-week Latin American expedition (2017).
CHNGES students participate in Streamside Education Field Day (2017).
CHNGES student conducts research on sustainable tourism in Iceland (2017).
CHNGES becomes first international member of Icelandic Arctic Cooperation Network (2017).
Department Head completes 11th around-the-world expedition (2016)
Geoscience graduate student and faculty measuring glacial change in Iceland (2016)
Meteorology launches White Squirrel Weather program. (2016)
Faculty, students attend annual KAMP GIS Conference (2015)
Keeling completes Eastern Europe expedition. (2015)
Algeo and geoscience graduate student Eke present their research at the ICSR. (2015)
Groves attends UN-sponsored workshop in China (2014)
Geography graduate runs across Ethiopia to help AIDS awareness. (2014)
Keeling completes 10-country Eastern European expedition (2013)
GIS faculty and students attend annual KY conference (2013)
Hoffman Institute team continues work on Gales Point, Belize, project (2012)
Hoffman Institute Founding Member of International Karst Research Academy (2012)
Hoffman Institute hosts UNESCO and Chinese visitors (2012)
Keeling completes Around the World Expedition for TCS and the American Geographical Society (2012).
Geology faculty and students attend the annual GSA conference in Minneapolis (2011)
Groves attends international karst conference in Belgium (2011)
Goodrich and Foster discuss Kentucky's drought conditions (2010)
Two Mesonet sites get state agricultural funds (2010)
Alumnus William Dost gifts electronic access to geology journals (2010)
Kentucky Mesonet adds Pike County site (2010)
Mesonet adds sites in Fulton and Harrison counties (2009)
Keeling OpEd on Geographic Awareness published in national newspapers (2009)
Blackburn's Planning students contribute to downtown historic preservation (2009)
WKU's Mesonet signs its 50th site agreement (2009)
Daily News feature on the Hoffman Institute water for orphanages program (2009)
Hoffman Institute installs water systems in China (2009)
Xingang Fan discusses his NASA Climate Modeling project (2009)
Kentucky Geographical Alliance co-director receives distinguished teaching award (2009)
Mahmood to co-direct High Performance Computing Center Grant (2009)
Geology student spearheads $40,000 competition (2008)
Chinese Diplomats visit Hoffman (2008)
Meteorology students at NWA conference (2008)
Goodrich research in SF Chronicle (2008)
New weather station at UKREC (2008)
Keeling Podcast on Cambodia (2008) [audio file]
Faculty/students at GSA conference (2008)
May on WKYUFM about asphalt mining (2007) [audio file]
Keeling publishes OpEd on infrastructure (2007)
State Climatologist reviews year (2007)
Keeling OpEd on infrastructure (2007)
KGA receives $50,000 grant (2006)
China Environmental Health Project receives funding (2006)
Geoscience graduate featured on Discovery Channel (2006)
Keeling lectures on Saharan expedition (2006)
Mesonet development continues (2006)
Keeling publishes OpEds on economic development (2006)
Keeling OpEd in Ft. Worth newspaper (2006)
Geologists attend regional meeting (2005)
Faculty/students attend national GSA conference (2005)
Geoscience student recognized for climate research (2005)
Keeling lectures on Mediterranean expedition (2005)
Kuehn receives Distinguished Service Award (2004)
Groves receives T.L. Mount Lectureship (2004)
Faculty/students on California field trip (2003)
Faculty/students attend national cave conference (2003)
Hoffman student explores Malaysian caves (2003)
Kentucky mapping professionals visit GIS Center (2003)
Researchers participate in Mammoth Cave conference (2002)
Department co-sponsors regional MALAS meeting (2002)
Faculty/students present research at national GSA conference (2002)
May works on earthquake risk assessment (2000)
Leading Chinese cave scientist visits Department (2000)
Polk and students featured on Science Friday episode (2017)
Geoscience faculty conduct research in Tonga (2017)
CHNGES faculty and students attend national conferences. (2017)
White Squirrel Weather celebrates one year of growth (2017)
Dr Leslie North elected V-P of KAS Governing Board. (2016)
Groves reappointed to U.N. scientific board (2016)
Glen Conner honored by the Kentucky Historical Society (2016)
Second Mesonet station added in Shelby County (2016)
State Climatologist reports on early warnings of drought (2016)
KY Climate Center participates in Midwest Mesonet workshop (2015)
Geology alumnus profiled in regional newspaper. (2015)
Drs North and Polk featured in latest Weather Channel Documentary on "Sinkholes" (2014)
Goodrich talks about early November arctic blast (2014)
Keeling completes 8th around-the-world expedition (2014)
Groves gives keynote lecture at annual KAS conference (2013)
Geo faculty and students expand WKU's international reach (2012)
Jason Polk featured in Tampa Bay Ledger article on Florida springs decline. (2012)
Geography faculty, students, and alumni present research at annual SEDAAG conference {2012)
Geoscience faculty and students present research an annual GSA conference (2012)
Geography, Geology, and Geoscience students win awards at annual KAS Conference (2012)
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Charles Meier pulled his first all nighter when he was 11 years old. His mother found him asleep in a flower box.
It was the night before final judging for the 1990 Rose Parade. Meier, a volunteer, had been running around for hours helping float decorators fill vials of water, scrape seeds and glue last-minute details. Exhausted, he finally crawled into a box that still smelled of orchids.
His parents snapped a picture, not knowing that their son would go on to win South Pasadena's float design contest just two years later, making him the youngest designer in Rose Parade history.
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Nor did they imagine he would one day break through a tight-knit institution and start his own float company. When the 124th Rose Parade rolls out Tuesday, Meier's company will be the event's first new professional builder in almost two decades.


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- O if thou knew'st how thou thyself dost harm,
And dost prejudge thy bliss, and spoil my rest;
Then thou would'st melt the ice out of thy breast
And thy relenting heart would kindly warm.
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Alex Smith is expected to ask for his release from the San Francisco 49ers before the start of free agency, according to a report Monday by Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio.
What could possibly make Smith want to leave a team that is just days away from playing in the Super Bowl and looks to be the makings of an NFL powerhouse for years to come?
Just a hunch, but it might have something to do with the fact that the former starting quarterback was benched midseason despite taking the 49ers to the brink of the Super Bowl last year and had completed 70% of his passes in leading the team to a 6-2-1 record this season.
Oh yeah, that. Well, perhaps Smith has reason to be a bit peeved. But you've got to admit that his replacement at quarterback, second-year player Colin Kaepernick, has been pretty electrifying in helping San Francisco over the hump and back into the big game for the first time since the mid-1990s.


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ArtsWatch: EU Sends ACTA To Court
In recent news ...
On Feb. 22 the European Commission announced it had referred the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement to the European Court of Justice for a determination on whether its terms violate fundamental rights and freedoms. EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht said, "In recent weeks, the ratification process of ACTA has triggered a Europe-wide debate on ACTA, the freedom of the Internet and the importance of protecting Europe's intellectual property for our economies. ... So I believe that putting ACTA before the European Court of Justice is a needed step. This debate must be based upon facts and not upon the misinformation or rumor that has dominated social media sites and blogs in recent weeks." Last week's ArtsWatch covered street protests in major European cities, demonstrating popular concern that seemingly sensible antipiracy measures could be used as a smokescreen providing cover for heavy-handed government interference with online communication. Meanwhile, European Parliament's consideration of ACTA continues to go forward, with discussion by the Committee for International Trade scheduled for Feb. 29, followed by a workshop the next day. Parliament could elect to join the commission's referral to ECJ, delaying further steps until after the court renders its decision.
The European Court of Justice ruled against Belgian collecting society SABAM on Feb. 16, regarding the permissible scope of antipiracy injunctions that could apply to social network Netlog NV. Essentially repeating its Scarlet decision last November, ECJ found that general monitoring by Internet service providers is already prohibited under Europe's E-Commerce Directive, and also found that such a broad injunction would not strike a fair balance between IP rights and other rights and freedoms. SABAM said, "SABAM takes note of this ruling without surprise. ... SABAM endeavors to define appropriate alternative measures that take this case law of the European communities into consideration, with a view to protecting the authors and to managing their works efficiently."
On Feb. 20 London's High Court ruled that both users and operators of the Pirate Bay infringe copyrights belonging to or represented by a group of claimant record labels, including EMI Records, Sony Music Entertainment UK and Warner Music UK. Neither the defendants, which include leading British Internet service providers such as BT and TalkTalk, nor the Pirate Bay appeared at this first stage of a two-stage proceeding. The labels want the ISPs to block the Pirate Bay and the defendants agreed to a consent order on Jan. 20 to first establish infringement before continuing on to the issue of blocking the site. This process follows from the movie studios' success against Newzbin2, although the details of what constitutes infringement differ because of dissimilar applicable laws governing movies versus sound recordings. To paraphrase the UK ISPs' response regarding Newzbin2, they will block a specific website once they receive a direct order from a court but not otherwise. It has been estimated that the ruling whether or not to block the Pirate Bay could be reached in June.
Britain's Serious Organized Crime Agency shut down the music blog Rnbxclusive.com on Feb. 14 and arrested an individual for fraud, relating to pre-release recordings made available by the website. Electronic Frontier Foundation reviewed several of the issues this raises, notably including the warning page SOCA initially displayed to the site's visitors. EFF complained that if this was done with ISP cooperation without a court order that could set a "dangerous precedent" and said, "If the hosting provider took down this site voluntarily without any court oversight, it raises the prospects of future cases being dealt with in a similar extrajudicial manner."
France's graduated-response, three-strikes system for dealing with Internet piracy sent 165 third-strike cases to court — the first set of such court cases — earlier this month. The New York Times profiled the program and the HADOPI agency that oversees it, calling attention to several potential cases that were dropped before the court-referral stage, indicating that not all 165 defendants are necessarily guilty. HADOPI sent out 822,000 first-warning emails, followed by only 68,000 registered postal letters to second-time offenders — an indication that warnings work. Multiple studies of French music sales have shown a decline in piracy, for which the program probably deserves some credit. Unfortunately, candidates running against France's President Nicolas Sarkozy, on the right and the left, oppose the program, turning it into what the Copyright and Technology blog described as a "political football."
On Feb. 14 an international coalition of book publishers served the operators of two infringing sites with notice of court proceedings accusing them of infringement for the unlicensed digital distribution of 400,000 copyright-protected ebooks. The lawsuit was brought in Germany. After a seven-month investigation across seven countries, the operators were finally located and served in Ireland despite sophisticated technical efforts to conceal their identities. Seven members of the Association of American Publishers are among the 17 plaintiffs. AAP President/CEO Tom Allen said, "This action ... captures the enormous investment of time and cost required for rights holders to protect their work. For every rogue site that is taken down, there are hundreds more demanding similar effort. I can't think of a more timely example of the need for additional tools to expedite such action."
As U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and China's Vice President Xi Jinping visited Los Angeles on Feb. 17, they resolved the countries' World Trade Organization dispute over market access for American movies in China — just before Xi's departure home. MPAA Chairman/CEO Chris Dodd said, "This landmark agreement will return a much better share of the box office revenues to U.S studios ... and it will put into place a mechanism that will allow over 50 percent more U.S. films into the Chinese market."
The Recording Academy actively represents the music community on such issues as intellectual property rights, music piracy, archiving and preservation, and censorship concerns. In pursuing its commitment to addressing these and other issues, The Recording Academy undertakes a variety of national initiatives. ArtsWatch is a key part of an agenda aimed at raising public awareness of and support for the rights of artists. To become more involved, visit Advocacy Action @ GRAMMY.com and sign up for Advocacy Action E-lerts.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Litigation Release No. 18834 A / August 25, 2004
SEC Files Settled Action Charging Vaso Active Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and its President and CEO with Fraud
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Vaso Active Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Civil Action No. 04 CV 01395 (RJL) (D.D.C.)
On August 17, 2004, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a settled civil injunctive action in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia against Vaso Active Pharmaceuticals Inc., and John Masiz, its President, Chairman and CEO. The Commission's complaint alleges that the Defendants made material misrepresentations and omissions in both public statements and filings with the Commission falsely claiming FDA approval for three of the company's products which were not, in fact, FDA approved.
Specifically, the Commission's complaint alleges that on July 3, 2003, Vaso Active filed a Form SB-2 registration statement with the Commission for an initial public offering. The filing was signed by John Masiz and stated that Vaso Active's products Athlete's Relief, Osteon, and Termin8 (then called deFEET) "have received FDA approval." This statement was repeated in amendments filed with the Commission. However, this statement was false and misleading because none of these products had received FDA approval.
The Commission's complaint also alleges that, in the company's 10-KSB, filed on March 26, 2004, Vaso Active made further false and misleading statements regarding its products. The filing states: "Athlete's Relief, Osteon, and Termin8 are qualified under FDA OTC monographs and have been registered as such." This statement was false and misleading because, to the extent that these products utilize a transdermal drug delivery system, the products did not satisfy FDA monograph requirements. Masiz signed the attached certification, stating that based on his knowledge, the filing contained no untrue statement of material fact.
Without admitting or denying the allegations in the complaint, the Defendants consented to the entry of final judgments permanently enjoining each of them from violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, Sections 10(b) and 13(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and Rules 10b-5 and 13a-1 thereunder; and for Masiz, violation of Rule 13a-14, the certification provision. Masiz agreed to a final judgment barring him from acting as an officer or director of a public company for five years and requiring him to pay an $80,000 civil penalty. Previously, the Commission had ordered a ten-day trading suspension in Vaso Active securities arising from the facts alleged in the Complaint.
The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the United States Food and Drug Administration in connection with this matter.
See also Release No.34-49513 (April 1, 2004).


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GNU Dico
GNU Dico is a flexible modular implementation of DICT server (RFC 2229). In contrast to another existing servers, it does not depend on particular database format, instead it handles database accesses using loadable modules.
The package includes several loadable modules for interfacing with various database formats, among them a module for dict.org databases and a module for transparently accessing Wikipedia or Wiktionary sites as a dictionary database.
New modules can easily be written in C, Guile or Python. The module API is mature and well documented.
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I have a formpanel where depend of user action i need to change inputtype from password to text.
Can someone help me, how i can do this???
I have a formpanel where depend of user action i need to change inputtype from password to text.
Can someone help me, how i can do this???
Hi Nikolaj
You will have to destroy or hide and disable the field you want to replace - in your case the password field.
Depending on whether you need the field again.
If you do need it again in the same page depending on user action - disable it (so as not to submit it with the form) and hide it.
The below example you can add onto the dynamic.js file in the examples/form directory or you can copy it and run it from the console in Firebug if you are familiar with that.
This code will run the changeFieldFunction when you click the button.
It will find the "password" field which is at index 1 of the form, destroy it, and then insert a "newField" at the same location.
When this has been inserted it finally calls the forms doLayout() method to re-render itself including the newField.
Hope it helps.
PHP Code:
* ================ Changing field form =======================
//Define the handler to be used by the change field button
function changeFieldFunction() {
//Define the new field
newField = new Ext.form.TextField({
fieldLabel: 'New Field'
// end of newField
// Get the item you want to destroy
// then insert the newField at the same index
changeFieldForm.insert(1, newField);
// then call the forms doLayout method to make it redraw itself with the new field included.
// end of changeFieldFunction
changeFieldForm = new Ext.FormPanel({
labelWidth: 75,
// label settings here cascade unless overridden
url: 'save-form.php',
frame: true,
title: 'Simple Form',
bodyStyle: 'padding:5px 5px 0',
width: 350,
defaults: {
width: 230
defaultType: 'textfield',
items: [{
fieldLabel: 'First Name',
name: 'first',
allowBlank: false
fieldLabel: 'Password',
inputType: 'password',
id: 'password',
name: 'password'
fieldLabel: 'Company',
name: 'company'
fieldLabel: 'Email',
name: 'email',
vtype: 'email'
new Ext.form.TimeField({
fieldLabel: 'Time',
name: 'time',
minValue: '8:00am',
maxValue: '6:00pm'
buttons: [{
text: 'Change Password field to New Field',
handler: changeFieldFunction
No, he's correct.
Some browsers allow it, but they shouldn't.
Changing an input from password to text is a security problem.
Thanks BitPoet -
Knowledgable and useful as ever!
Awesome tip !
Means I can refactor some recent code! I had looked at this same problem a few weeks ago and finding nothin on the Ext Forums I found this tip and worked on from there.
Thanks for your info.
Oops - had replied before I read Animal's post --
Thanks for the heads up. .
Maybe the refactoring can be swept under the proverbial!
Cheers Animal,


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This year's flu season got off to an early start, and public health officials are asking people to get their vaccinations to ward off a serious outbreak.
State health officials announced the first confirmed case Oct. 3: a child in the Washington suburbs. They said it came more than two weeks before the previous season's first case and earlier than any year in the last decade.
Instances of flu-like activity are slowly rising, according to the Baltimore Health Department. Local officials said if enough people get vaccinated, the numbers can remain low. Plenty of vaccine is available in doctors' offices, drugstores and local health department clinics, they said.
"We can't predict when influenza is going to peak," said Dr. Oxiris Barbot, Baltimore's health commissioner. "The point of vaccination is prevention. The best way to prevent a bad outcome, like missed work or school or unnecessary hospitalization or even death, is vaccination."
Barbot said the flu season typically begins sometime in October and can last through May, with a peak in January or February.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend everyone over 6 months get a flu vaccine. The flu typically kills thousands of people every year and leads to hospitalization for many more. Seniors, children and those with compromised immune systems are especially vulnerable.
Officials believe this year's vaccine contains the right strains to prevent infection. There are generally three strains included in the vaccine, though this year there is a vaccine with four strains.
There also is a vaccine produced in cells rather than eggs, so those with allergies can still get some protection. And there is a nasal mist for those who prefer not to get a shot and are younger than age 50 and do not have a compromised immune system.
"The overall message is that there are more and more options out there," said Dr. David Blythe, the state epidemiologist. "Everyone over 6 months should choose one."
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Sean 08/01/2014 at 7:35 pm
Organic meats are also part of a healthy diet. The only organic meat of any kind Acme carries, (at very few stores) is the Empire Organic Chicken/turkey. "All natural" can be anything these days. Even Target has a selection of Organic meats, so why can't Acme?
Or at least bring back the Wild Harvest chicken, and drop that Perdue Harvestland stuff. Thanks!
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However, due to reasons that may involve health restrictions, lifestyle habits
or diet purposes, some people would find that the diet alone cannot
provide all their daily vitamin needs. The trouble starts when people begin to compromise good
health in favor of rich tastes. Remember, natural doesn't
mean anything if it isn't healthy.