From Mount Pleasant Patch:
Here's a previous blog on this subject, including the video:
http://www.jtirregulars.com/2013/04/ship-my-pants.html
Congratulations, Sean Burns!
Saturday, August 31, 2013
"Property Reports"
Check out Racine's own "Property Reports:" http://racinesales.wordpress.com/
The site is on our sidebar list of Local & Area Blogs & Sites.
Friday, August 30, 2013
"PETA: Eating Chicken Wings During Pregnancy Could Affect Baby’s Penis Size"
"PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Eating chicken parts – or, more specifically, chicken wings – could shrink your baby’s man parts.
"At least, that’s what PETA is alleging in advance of the National Buffalo Wing Festival.
"According to a letter from PETA to Drew Cerza, the founder of the festival, 'The latest scientific evidence shows that the sons of pregnant women who consume chicken are more likely to have smaller penises because of a chemical found in the birds’ flesh.'
“'Findings published by the Study for Future Families showed that eating poultry during pregnancy may lead to smaller penis size in male infants,' the letter, from PETA’s Lindsay Rajt, alleges."
Read more: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/08/30/peta-eating-chicken-wings-during-pregnancy-could-affect-sons-penis-size/
This is a subject near and dear to my heart, and groin. Thank you to Timt49 for submitting the story. As I told Tim, my mother loved chicken wings. I can tell.
"At least, that’s what PETA is alleging in advance of the National Buffalo Wing Festival.
"According to a letter from PETA to Drew Cerza, the founder of the festival, 'The latest scientific evidence shows that the sons of pregnant women who consume chicken are more likely to have smaller penises because of a chemical found in the birds’ flesh.'
“'Findings published by the Study for Future Families showed that eating poultry during pregnancy may lead to smaller penis size in male infants,' the letter, from PETA’s Lindsay Rajt, alleges."
Read more: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/08/30/peta-eating-chicken-wings-during-pregnancy-could-affect-sons-penis-size/
This is a subject near and dear to my heart, and groin. Thank you to Timt49 for submitting the story. As I told Tim, my mother loved chicken wings. I can tell.
Four for Fridays
Hello everyone and welcome back! It's Friday already? Almost thought it would never arrive..... To much overtime. Looking forward to the three day weekend. Anyways, your questions...
1) How often do you wash your car?
2) What does Labor Day mean to you?
3) If you were a pro athlete, what sport would you play?
4) What book has made you cry?
Enjoy your weekend!
1) How often do you wash your car?
2) What does Labor Day mean to you?
3) If you were a pro athlete, what sport would you play?
4) What book has made you cry?
Enjoy your weekend!
Thursday, August 29, 2013
The Secret
Two girls discover
the secret of life
in a sudden line of
poetry.
I who don't know the
secret wrote
the line. They
told me
(through a third person)
they had found it
but not what it was
not even
what line it was. No doubt
by now, more than a week
later, they have forgotten
the secret,
the line, the name of
the poem. I love them
for finding what
I can't find,
and for loving me
for the line I wrote,
and for forgetting it
so that
a thousand times, till death
finds them, they may
discover it again, in other
lines
in other
happenings. And for
wanting to know it,
for
assuming there is
such a secret, yes,
for that
most of all.
--Denise Levertov
"Levertov, Denise (24 Oct. 1923-20 Dec. 1997),
poet, was born in Ilford, Essex, England, to Paul
Levertoff and Beatrice
Spooner-Jones Levertoff; as an adult she reverted to the traditional
spelling of her surname. Her father was a Russian Jew who had converted
to Christianity in the late nineteenth century, ultimately becoming an
Anglican priest. He traced his ancestry back to the founder of a
mystical Hasidic sect that had flourished in Russia in the eighteenth
century. Denise Levertov's mother was descended from a well-known Welsh
mystic named Angel Jones. Levertov grew up feeling what she later
described as 'a sense of wonder' at the marvel of creation from the
teachings of both of her parents, and although she was not
conventionally religious as an adult, her upbringing was undoubtedly the
source of a mystical strain underlying much of her poetry."Read more: http://www.anb.org/articles/16/16-03376.html
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
"Singing farmer sweeter than the corn"
That's a nice touch. Maybe retail salespeople everywhere should consider singing to their customers.
"Furlough day on Friday, what’s closed"
From RacineUncovered:
"Another furlough day is upon the City of Racine. The following offices/buildings will be closed on Friday.
City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., and the Racine Public Library, 75 Seventh St.. Other city buildings and offices will be closed on Friday as well, but the public counter at the Racine Police Department, 730 Center St. will be open. There is also no garbage pick up. The library will also be closed the entire Labor Day weekend, their website will not be available since employees man it to respond to questions/requests "
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2013/08/furlough-day-on-friday-whats-closed/
"Another furlough day is upon the City of Racine. The following offices/buildings will be closed on Friday.
City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., and the Racine Public Library, 75 Seventh St.. Other city buildings and offices will be closed on Friday as well, but the public counter at the Racine Police Department, 730 Center St. will be open. There is also no garbage pick up. The library will also be closed the entire Labor Day weekend, their website will not be available since employees man it to respond to questions/requests "
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2013/08/furlough-day-on-friday-whats-closed/
Dear Madame Zoltar
Hello, my sweltering sweethearts! How are you?
You better be air conditioned or living in the Arctic. Please, my dears, don’t take chances in this
kind of heat. Community centers and
public buildings are available for relief.
This kind of weather can kill. If
you know of elderly or ill people who don’t have access to air conditioning,
please check on them. Heat exhaustion
and heat stroke are real. Play it safe,
educate yourself: http://www.redcross.org/prepare/disaster/heat-wave
Our sultry and stupendous Green Bay Packers lost another
preseason game this Friday past, to the Seattle Seahawks. Oh my.
Is Aaron Rodgers getting enough play time? How many more injuries will thin their
ranks? What will happen in their last
preseason game, tomorrow night? They
play the Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead Stadium at 7 p.m. (How do
they get away with that “chiefs” and “arrowhead” stuff?) Unfortunately, WTMJ 4 is covering the game,
which means you’ll have to watch it on Telemundo or over an antenna. I believe that this blackout has brought a
lot of ill will to Time Warner Cable. I
know people who are switching to AT&T or satellite. How much profit is enough profit for Time
Warner Cable? As much as greed demands?
Welcome, all participants and spectators in the Hot Bike
Power Tour that rolls into Racine
today! Live it up and stay “cooler by
lake” in Pershing Park. I trust that Racine
has adequate facilities for dealing with this friendly onslaught. Whoop it up, ladies and gentlemen, the city
is yours. You’ll probably be greeted by
Mr. Mayor Dickert on his bicycle soon.
Mr. Mayor was in Kenosha
on Sunday to show his support for a casino there. Why can’t we have one here? We could turn the Porter’s property into a
casino and flatten most of the rest of downtown for parking. Kewpee’s, of course, would be allowed to
stay. Now that’s real estate wheeling
and dealing. For a consultant’s fee, I
would guide the city through the process. Of course, Mr. Mayor’s friends will want a
share of the pie. This one would be big
enough for them and much more. “Las
Vegas on the Lake.” “Racine Casino Royale.” Just think of all of the blue-haired ladies
addicted to the slots. It’s what our
city needs.
Miss Wisconsin,
Racine’s Paula Kuiper, will soon be
heading to the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. Best wishes, my dear. This past Monday was officially declared Miss
Paula Kuiper Day in Mount Pleasant
and Racine County. May she represent us well in the competition.
Thank you, hot stuff, for visiting my blog on a day like
today. I appreciate your loyalty to me
and my blog. Thank you, thank you. I love the JT Irregulars.
How hot is it? Find
out: madamezoltar@jtirregulars.com
Stay hydrated and in the shade, my lovely friends. Avoid the heat and sunlight as much as
possible. Once global warming really
kicks in, this kind of weather will be considered balmy. Watch out for bikes. Fumacious!
San Diego Sunset
I haven't blogged in a while. Tucson has been dreadful this summer for observing and photographing. But I am getting ready to redo the layout of this blog and try to get back into things this fall.
Right now at I am at a meeting in San Diego. I was able to hit Sunset Cliffs tonight for sunset (of course!) Nice sunset with a strong mirage and several green flashes breaking off the top. Not going to say much more, just post the pics.
Reprinted with permission from the Half-Astrophysicist Blog.
San Diego Sunset
I haven't blogged in a while. Tucson has been dreadful this summer for observing and photographing. But I am getting ready to redo the layout of this blog and try to get back into things this fall.
San Diego Sunset
I haven't blogged in a while. Tucson has been dreadful this summer for observing and photographing. But I am getting ready to redo the layout of this blog and try to get back into things this fall.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
"Hot Bike Power Tour Rumbles Into Racine"
From Caledonia Patch:
"The HOT BIKE Power Tour™ makes its grand finale stop THIS Wednesday, Aug. 28 at Racine's Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Dr.
"The 2013 tour started in Little Rock, Ark., on Saturday, Aug. 24 and traveled to Jackson, Tenn., Bowling Green, Ky., and Anderson, Ind., before arriving in Racine. About 150 to 200 motorcycle enthusiasts, known as 'longriders' are expected for the entire five days.
"In Racine, one-day registration opens at 9 a.m. at Racine Harley-Davidson, 1155 Oakes Rd. Registration is $25.
"Riders already on the tour are expected to arrive at Pershing Park along Racine's lakefront throughout the afternoon. They will enter Racine County on Green Bay Road (Highway 31) and head to the lakefront via Durand Avenue (Highway 11), Wisconsin Avenue and Main Street. Access to Pershing Park and Pershing Drive will be limited to tour participants.
"The Hot Bike magazine Manufacturer Midway is open 1-8 p.m. Everyone is invited to see the motorcycles and displays at no charge. The Test and Tune Motorcycle Dyno, ABATE burnout pit and Reaction Racing are among the planned activities for tour participants. GRS Finest Street Bike Stunt Show starts at 2 p.m. The band 'Burn' performs from 2-4 p.m. and 'Georgia Overdrive' takes the stage from 6-8 p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Click HERE for the full event schedule.
"The tour wraps up with awards on Thursday and many participants will head to Milwaukee for the opening of the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration.
"The HOT BIKE magazine Power Tour is presented by GEICO Motorcycle and co-presented by Official Oil AMSOIL. Real Racine, Racine County's destination marketing organization, is the local presenter.
"Registration fees for bike and riders include entry for all the prizes and giveaways. Call 1-877-413-6515 or visit www.hotbikeweb.com/2013/powertour for details."
Read more: http://caledonia.patch.com/groups/real-racines-blog/p/hot-bike-power-tour-rumbles-into-racine_af52077c
Coinciding with Harley-Davidson's 110th Anniversary in Milwaukee, this could be a huge event. Be careful driving. Keep your eyes and ears open for motorcycles.
"The HOT BIKE Power Tour™ makes its grand finale stop THIS Wednesday, Aug. 28 at Racine's Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Dr.
"The 2013 tour started in Little Rock, Ark., on Saturday, Aug. 24 and traveled to Jackson, Tenn., Bowling Green, Ky., and Anderson, Ind., before arriving in Racine. About 150 to 200 motorcycle enthusiasts, known as 'longriders' are expected for the entire five days.
"In Racine, one-day registration opens at 9 a.m. at Racine Harley-Davidson, 1155 Oakes Rd. Registration is $25.
"Riders already on the tour are expected to arrive at Pershing Park along Racine's lakefront throughout the afternoon. They will enter Racine County on Green Bay Road (Highway 31) and head to the lakefront via Durand Avenue (Highway 11), Wisconsin Avenue and Main Street. Access to Pershing Park and Pershing Drive will be limited to tour participants.
"The Hot Bike magazine Manufacturer Midway is open 1-8 p.m. Everyone is invited to see the motorcycles and displays at no charge. The Test and Tune Motorcycle Dyno, ABATE burnout pit and Reaction Racing are among the planned activities for tour participants. GRS Finest Street Bike Stunt Show starts at 2 p.m. The band 'Burn' performs from 2-4 p.m. and 'Georgia Overdrive' takes the stage from 6-8 p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Click HERE for the full event schedule.
"The tour wraps up with awards on Thursday and many participants will head to Milwaukee for the opening of the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration.
"The HOT BIKE magazine Power Tour is presented by GEICO Motorcycle and co-presented by Official Oil AMSOIL. Real Racine, Racine County's destination marketing organization, is the local presenter.
"Registration fees for bike and riders include entry for all the prizes and giveaways. Call 1-877-413-6515 or visit www.hotbikeweb.com/2013/powertour for details."
Read more: http://caledonia.patch.com/groups/real-racines-blog/p/hot-bike-power-tour-rumbles-into-racine_af52077c
Coinciding with Harley-Davidson's 110th Anniversary in Milwaukee, this could be a huge event. Be careful driving. Keep your eyes and ears open for motorcycles.
It's bed time
It's bed time I and would love to leave you leave you with this beautiful song by the great Sachmo - Louie Armstrong
Monday, August 26, 2013
"RAIDERS RACINE SUPREME"
"Raiders win 23rd straight game, Clinch home field throughout
playoffs"
"August 25 (RACINE, WIS.) - The Racine Raiders clinched the Southwest
Division title and home field advantage throughout the Mid-States Football
League playoffs with a convincing 42-24 win over their crosstown rivals, the
Racine Threat, in front of a crowd of well over 5,000 people at Historic Horlick
Athletic Field in Racine, Wis.
"The Raiders extended the team's winning streak to 23 games dating back to
July 2012. It matches the second longest winning streak in team history which
spanned the 1994 and 1995 seasons.
"The Raiders ran all over the league's top defense, amassing 251 yards rushing and averaging over five yards per carry. Damonshay Pitt led the way for the Raiders with 89 yards on 11 rushes.
Pitt, filling in for an injured J.R. Taylor, gave teh Raiders the lead late in the third quarter on an electrifying 41-yard run. The Raiders led 29-24 and never looked back.
"Rookie running back Ivry Lashley had 77 yards on 7 touches and touchdown runs of 26 and 5 yards. Taylor finished with 72 yards on 21 carries before injuring his right knee. He is expected to be ready for the Raiders next game against the Muskego Hitmen in two weeks.
"Raiders quarterback Craig McClelland, who had his streak of consecutive games with a touchdown pass end at 20 last week against the Wauwatosa Spartans, threw two touchdowns. McClelland was 10-of-15 for 94 yards with one interception, just his second pick of the season. He threw touchdown passes to Traves Worthington and Sam D'Alie.
"The Raiders, who lost nearly every statistical category last week against Wauwatosa, were in control of the game from the outset despite a couple of bumps in the road where the Threat momentarily took a lead in the game.
"The Raiders had 22 first downs in the game to just 12 for the Threat and outgained the Threat 345 yards to 240 yards. Time of possession was heavily in favor of the Raiders as well. Racine held the ball for over 38 minutes.
"The Raiders have a bye week due to the Labor Day holiday this week but return to action at Historic Horlick Field on September 7, 2013, at 7 p.m. against the Muskego Hitmen. It is the last regular season league home game of the season for the Raiders.
"The Racine Raiders, a 501c(3) not-for-profit organization, begin their 61st season of operations in 2013. The Raiders won their eighth national championship in 2012. Find out more about the Racine Raiders at http://www.racineraiders.com."
"The Raiders ran all over the league's top defense, amassing 251 yards rushing and averaging over five yards per carry. Damonshay Pitt led the way for the Raiders with 89 yards on 11 rushes.
Pitt, filling in for an injured J.R. Taylor, gave teh Raiders the lead late in the third quarter on an electrifying 41-yard run. The Raiders led 29-24 and never looked back.
"Rookie running back Ivry Lashley had 77 yards on 7 touches and touchdown runs of 26 and 5 yards. Taylor finished with 72 yards on 21 carries before injuring his right knee. He is expected to be ready for the Raiders next game against the Muskego Hitmen in two weeks.
"Raiders quarterback Craig McClelland, who had his streak of consecutive games with a touchdown pass end at 20 last week against the Wauwatosa Spartans, threw two touchdowns. McClelland was 10-of-15 for 94 yards with one interception, just his second pick of the season. He threw touchdown passes to Traves Worthington and Sam D'Alie.
"The Raiders, who lost nearly every statistical category last week against Wauwatosa, were in control of the game from the outset despite a couple of bumps in the road where the Threat momentarily took a lead in the game.
"The Raiders had 22 first downs in the game to just 12 for the Threat and outgained the Threat 345 yards to 240 yards. Time of possession was heavily in favor of the Raiders as well. Racine held the ball for over 38 minutes.
"The Raiders have a bye week due to the Labor Day holiday this week but return to action at Historic Horlick Field on September 7, 2013, at 7 p.m. against the Muskego Hitmen. It is the last regular season league home game of the season for the Raiders.
"The Racine Raiders, a 501c(3) not-for-profit organization, begin their 61st season of operations in 2013. The Raiders won their eighth national championship in 2012. Find out more about the Racine Raiders at http://www.racineraiders.com."
Sunday, August 25, 2013
"Real Life Ukrainian Barbie (Full Length)"
This video is 20 minutes long. I can't watch her for that long. This is as about as bat shit crazy as it gets out there. God bless the internet!
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