Hello everyone and welcome back! This week has been insane crazy.....That is all... Anyways, here are your questions.
1) Have you ever been to an exposition fair?
2) If you were offered the job of the president, would you take it?
3) Do you think Brett Farve should be allowed to retire his jersey?
4) Do you make to-do lists?
Enjoy your weekend!
Friday, February 13, 2015
"Man charged with 23rd Operating while suspended"
From RacineUncovered
"From the Mount Pleasant Police Department-On Thursday February 5th 2015 at 7:25 am a Mount Pleasant officer initiated a traffic stop on a 1998 tan Cadillac while traveling NB on STH 32. The officer confirmed that the registered owner had active warrants and a suspended driver’s license. The driver was identified as TOMMY SHAVERS, 25 from Kenosha. The Racine County Communications Center confirmed that SHAVERS had several outstanding warrants out of Kenosha and Pleasant Prairie for traffic offenses. SHAVERS was taken into custody and transported to jail. Additionally, SHAVERS was issued citations for:
Operating while suspended (23rd Offense), forfeiture amount $ 313.00
Operating without Insurance, forfeiture amount $218.50"
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2015/02/man-charged-with-23rd-operating-while-suspended/
How do you get to 23 operating-while-suspended citations in the first place? At what point , if any, are those charged with operating-while-suspended jailed? 50 offenses? 100 offenses?
"From the Mount Pleasant Police Department-On Thursday February 5th 2015 at 7:25 am a Mount Pleasant officer initiated a traffic stop on a 1998 tan Cadillac while traveling NB on STH 32. The officer confirmed that the registered owner had active warrants and a suspended driver’s license. The driver was identified as TOMMY SHAVERS, 25 from Kenosha. The Racine County Communications Center confirmed that SHAVERS had several outstanding warrants out of Kenosha and Pleasant Prairie for traffic offenses. SHAVERS was taken into custody and transported to jail. Additionally, SHAVERS was issued citations for:
Operating while suspended (23rd Offense), forfeiture amount $ 313.00
Operating without Insurance, forfeiture amount $218.50"
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2015/02/man-charged-with-23rd-operating-while-suspended/
How do you get to 23 operating-while-suspended citations in the first place? At what point , if any, are those charged with operating-while-suspended jailed? 50 offenses? 100 offenses?
Thursday, February 12, 2015
"マンチカンズ】マンチカンの子猫と六足歩行ロボット ~ kittens VS combat creatures ~"
I want one for playing with Charlie.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
'drag queens'
Not every person in the photos below is a 'drag queen,' and that there's a big difference between a transgender person, a transvestite and a drag queen. A transgender person is someone who does not identify with their assigned sex and would most likely not want to be referred to as a 'drag queen.' A transvestite is a cross gender male who enjoys wearing women's clothing. A drag queen tends to be someone who dresses in women's clothing more for performance or entertainment.
Some of these dudes really know how to dress like a lady....
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lgbt-news/10-historical-photos-and-_b_6625060.html
Photos credit of Huffington Post.
"MASH (funeral scene) 'Suicide is painless'.flv"
That was a great movie and a great song.
Dear Madame Zoltar
Hello, my fellow survivors of the blizzard of 2015! How are you?
Actually, for early February, we’re not doing too badly. There’s snow cover and lots of snow banks,
but we’ve generally been in the 20’s and 30’s, temperature-wise. One of the streets near my home was plowed in
better shape right after the storm than it is today. Maybe snowboarding urchins threw snow back on
the street so they could “surf” at night.
There’s hilly terrain here. I
always slow down well before approaching a main intersection. I’ve seen a few people slide through. Then there’s no traction as you’re trying to
cross this busy street. Suddenly, the
tires catch on the dryer surface of the cross street and you lurch
forward. I’ve seen a lifetime’s worth of
idiot drivers in Racine. The snow and ice just makes them more
idiotic. And dangerous. I give a very wide berth to anyone I see
clowning in the snow in their car and to those who obviously don’t know how to
drive.
We have primary elections coming up and Madame Zoltar® endorses
Alderman Ed Diehl for Mayor of Racine.
If Mr. Mayor Dickert wins another four years in office, and if at the
end of that time (ten years in office), Racine
is not a “top ten city,” what happens?
Will someone repay us the wasted tax dollars? Where do we go for a refund?
In others news, Junior is in love. Her name is Annette, and he has never spoken
to her. Nonetheless, he’s in “love” with
her. He’s been trying to think of an
impressive Valentine’s Day gift for her that he can afford ($13.96). I said “Gift, schmift, tell her that you’ll
put in ten hours for her, doing whatever she wants. Clean the kitchen. And then dinner at the Hob-Nob. For ten hours you are her slave. Now, that’s a Valentine’s Day gift.” But first he has to work up the courage to
talk to her. As of this writing, he
plans to “trip” and fall in front of her, then get up and introduce
himself. Who knows? It might work.
I wonder if Señor Zanza will get something for me. Oh dear, should I be getting a gift for
him? Such are the vagaries of
courtship. Maybe I have something I can
regift . . .
Will you, my readers, be my Valentines? I’ll be yours. I’m in love with the world, anyway. Thank you for taking the time to read my
blog.
Be careful out there.
There’s plenty of snow and ice to fall or crash into. When driving, watch out for children. They’re easily overshadowed by the snow banks,
especially at corners.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
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"Wednesday February 11th-Community meeting by Mayoral Candidate Eddie Diehl"
"This is your opportunity to hear Eddie’s plan for Racine and ask questions on issues important to you!
"Eddie’s 3 Goals as Mayor:
Accountability to the Taxpayers
Improve Racine’s Small Business Climate
Rethinking Community
"Join Us!
Wednesday February 11th 7-8 PM
Gateway, 1001 S Main St, Conference Center, Great Lakes Room 116
"Press release issued by Diehl For Mayor"
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2015/02/wednesday-february-11th-community-meeting-by-mayoral-candidate-eddie-diehl/
About Last Stages of Alzheimer's!
I just seen this on my facebook and I listened to this and I have to tell you this put me into tears. This is about Glen Campbell going through the last stages of Alzheimer's. If you have anyone going through this they are not going to even know who you are at the end. Please listen to this and I promise you this will put everything into prospective for you on what is happening with them.
Monday, February 9, 2015
"Facebook post saves a life, then leads to rare assisting suicide charge"
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By Bruce Vielmetti of the Journal Sentinel
"Some people post everything on Facebook, including their suicide plans.
That move may have saved John F. McCormack's life, but also left him
facing a rare, if not unprecedented, charge in Wisconsin of assisting a
suicide.
"McCormack's post last month, and a call to his sister, led police to the Clarion Hotel near Mitchell International Airport, according to medical examiner's records.
"Inside room 380, they found McCormack, 53, on the floor, unresponsive and struggling to breathe. In the bed next to him lay Marlowe Marie Chapman, 29, already deceased.
"Empty pill bottles and several letters were in the room, and an officer described the scene as 'a very organized suicide.'
"One five-page letter by McCormack, addressed to the police, said he and Chapman had decided to end their lives on Jan. 8, after troubles with their living situation and her health issues."
Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/news/crime/facebook-post-saves-a-life-then-leads-to-rare-assisting-suicide-charge-b99439950z1-291288781.html
"McCormack's post last month, and a call to his sister, led police to the Clarion Hotel near Mitchell International Airport, according to medical examiner's records.
"Inside room 380, they found McCormack, 53, on the floor, unresponsive and struggling to breathe. In the bed next to him lay Marlowe Marie Chapman, 29, already deceased.
"Empty pill bottles and several letters were in the room, and an officer described the scene as 'a very organized suicide.'
"One five-page letter by McCormack, addressed to the police, said he and Chapman had decided to end their lives on Jan. 8, after troubles with their living situation and her health issues."
Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/news/crime/facebook-post-saves-a-life-then-leads-to-rare-assisting-suicide-charge-b99439950z1-291288781.html
saaaaweet
I am so happy, the US used a drone and fired a missile at a car and scrapped out 6 of those ISIS as&&&&&&les.
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Vote Garski for Mt. Pleasant President
Click picture to embiggen.
For more information go to Jerry Garski Facebook and Jerry Garski for Open and Honest Government.
Friday, February 6, 2015
"Racine Police searching for couple and children concerning endangered child case"
From RacineUncovered:
"The Racine Police Department along with Child Protective Services is actively searching for Amanda Ibarra Gasca and Ivan Ruiz aka Vante Rojas. Both parties are wanted for questing in an endangered child investigation case. The mother should be traveling with three children ages 10, 8, and almost 2 years old, along with her boyfriend Ivan Ruiz. They should be operating a tan or gold 2004 Ford Explorer with Illinois temporary plates.
"Officers have attempted to locate the children and indications are that the adults could possibly be avoiding contact with law enforcement.
"Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Missing, Endangered, and Exploited Children has issued an alert for the mother and children.
"Racine Police Investigators are interested in any additional information that anyone may have about the location of these subjects, or their children. Any witnesses, or citizens with information, are urged to call the Racine Police Department Investigations Unit at 262-635-7756."
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2015/02/racine-police-searching-for-couple-and-children-concerning-endangered-child-case/
"The Racine Police Department along with Child Protective Services is actively searching for Amanda Ibarra Gasca and Ivan Ruiz aka Vante Rojas. Both parties are wanted for questing in an endangered child investigation case. The mother should be traveling with three children ages 10, 8, and almost 2 years old, along with her boyfriend Ivan Ruiz. They should be operating a tan or gold 2004 Ford Explorer with Illinois temporary plates.
"Officers have attempted to locate the children and indications are that the adults could possibly be avoiding contact with law enforcement.
"Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Missing, Endangered, and Exploited Children has issued an alert for the mother and children.
"Racine Police Investigators are interested in any additional information that anyone may have about the location of these subjects, or their children. Any witnesses, or citizens with information, are urged to call the Racine Police Department Investigations Unit at 262-635-7756."
Read more: http://racineuncovered.org/2015/02/racine-police-searching-for-couple-and-children-concerning-endangered-child-case/
Four for Fridays
Hello everyone and welcome back! It has been a long, long week working overtime with Lizardmom -like hours. It's crazy.... Anyways, your questions...
1) What do you have more of, VHS, DVD's or Blue Rays?
2) What was the most bizarre piece of news you have heard/seen recently?
3) Do you know how to drive manual transmission?
4) What do you think of roundabouts?
Enjoy your weekend!
1) What do you have more of, VHS, DVD's or Blue Rays?
2) What was the most bizarre piece of news you have heard/seen recently?
3) Do you know how to drive manual transmission?
4) What do you think of roundabouts?
Enjoy your weekend!
Thursday, February 5, 2015
"Officials continue to disagree over release of man in puppy death"
From The Journal Times.com:
KRISTEN ZAMBO kristen.zambo@journaltimes.com
"RACINE — Call it the case of the dueling documents.
"And what it boils down to is whether bond documents for a Racine man released from the Racine County Jail last week reflect a $2,500 cash bond, or $2,000.
"His defense attorney contends only $2,000 was posted for his release, and he shouldn't have been set free because he still owed $500. Racine County’s sheriff staunchly maintains the document states $2,500 was the bail price, and all $2,500 was paid – leading to Fred C. Gossett’s rightful release."
"Gossett, 52, formerly of Park City, Illinois, near Waukegan, allegedly stomped on the puppy in a Racine home in 2012 -- with his son -- because the dog’s owner owed the younger Gossett $13. His defense attorney said in court on Wednesday that he called her Monday to inform her he wrongly had been released from jail because he still owed $500.
"Assistant State Public Defender Adrienne Moore, who heads the state Public Defender’s trial office in Racine, stated via text message on Thursday that 'the jail made a mistake' in releasing him.
“'Mr. Gossett's bond was changed from $2,000 (in 2013) to $2,500 (on Nov. 12) by the (judge). While he had previously paid $2,000, he had not paid the additional $500 to get out of jail so the jail clearly made a mistake.'
"Mistake? 'Not according to how my supervisors interpret the court documents,' Racine County Sheriff Chris Schmaling stated in a text message Thursday.
“'My jail supervisors book in and release 10,000 prisoners on average each and every year. I will take their word over a defense lawyer who failed to get the client to show up to court and has no experience doing bookings and releases like we do in a jail setting,' Schmaling stated."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/officials-continue-to-disagree-over-release-of-man-in-puppy/article_81f180ba-c4db-5a3c-8eb0-2de38c768c62.html
A puppy stomper, eh?
What sort pf sick, disturbed, twisted mind does these things?
Imagine, he already has a son and is teaching him violence. At what point do we interfere with another's actions?
I think he needs neutering himself and a restraining order keeping him away from animals.
KRISTEN ZAMBO kristen.zambo@journaltimes.com
"RACINE — Call it the case of the dueling documents.
"And what it boils down to is whether bond documents for a Racine man released from the Racine County Jail last week reflect a $2,500 cash bond, or $2,000.
"His defense attorney contends only $2,000 was posted for his release, and he shouldn't have been set free because he still owed $500. Racine County’s sheriff staunchly maintains the document states $2,500 was the bail price, and all $2,500 was paid – leading to Fred C. Gossett’s rightful release."
"Gossett, 52, formerly of Park City, Illinois, near Waukegan, allegedly stomped on the puppy in a Racine home in 2012 -- with his son -- because the dog’s owner owed the younger Gossett $13. His defense attorney said in court on Wednesday that he called her Monday to inform her he wrongly had been released from jail because he still owed $500.
"Assistant State Public Defender Adrienne Moore, who heads the state Public Defender’s trial office in Racine, stated via text message on Thursday that 'the jail made a mistake' in releasing him.
“'Mr. Gossett's bond was changed from $2,000 (in 2013) to $2,500 (on Nov. 12) by the (judge). While he had previously paid $2,000, he had not paid the additional $500 to get out of jail so the jail clearly made a mistake.'
"Mistake? 'Not according to how my supervisors interpret the court documents,' Racine County Sheriff Chris Schmaling stated in a text message Thursday.
“'My jail supervisors book in and release 10,000 prisoners on average each and every year. I will take their word over a defense lawyer who failed to get the client to show up to court and has no experience doing bookings and releases like we do in a jail setting,' Schmaling stated."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/officials-continue-to-disagree-over-release-of-man-in-puppy/article_81f180ba-c4db-5a3c-8eb0-2de38c768c62.html
A puppy stomper, eh?
What sort pf sick, disturbed, twisted mind does these things?
Imagine, he already has a son and is teaching him violence. At what point do we interfere with another's actions?
I think he needs neutering himself and a restraining order keeping him away from animals.
"Mayoral Election: Candidates Talk Jobs, Taxes, And Budgets
From Racine County Eye:
By Denise Lockwood in Elections, Government · February 5, 2015
"Racine voters head to the polls on Feb. 17 to choose among four candidates for the mayoral election, which includes: Janice Hand, Ed Diehl, Melvin Hargrove, and incumbent John Dickert.
"The two candidates with the most votes on Feb. 17 will oppose one another for the spring election on April 7.
"The Racine County Eye and the Racine Taxpayers’ Association sponsored a candidate forum at Gateway Technical College on Thursday where candidates fielded a number of questions about their experience and positions on a number of issues. Each candidate had a minute to respond to questions. We’ll feature a number of those questions and the candidates’ answers over the next several days."
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/05/mayoral-election-candidates-talk-jobs-taxes-and-budgets/
None of the above is to be construed as an endorsement of a candidate. I'm just trying to keep the community informed.
By Denise Lockwood in Elections, Government · February 5, 2015
"Racine voters head to the polls on Feb. 17 to choose among four candidates for the mayoral election, which includes: Janice Hand, Ed Diehl, Melvin Hargrove, and incumbent John Dickert.
"The two candidates with the most votes on Feb. 17 will oppose one another for the spring election on April 7.
"The Racine County Eye and the Racine Taxpayers’ Association sponsored a candidate forum at Gateway Technical College on Thursday where candidates fielded a number of questions about their experience and positions on a number of issues. Each candidate had a minute to respond to questions. We’ll feature a number of those questions and the candidates’ answers over the next several days."
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/05/mayoral-election-candidates-talk-jobs-taxes-and-budgets/
None of the above is to be construed as an endorsement of a candidate. I'm just trying to keep the community informed.
"Look what I can do, Dad"
Someone give that kid an aspirin
"Roundabout entrance cleared after semi strikes two vehicles"
From The Journal Times.com:
February 03, 2015 1:52 pm • Journal Times staff
"RACINE - A semi truck briefly blocked the Sixth Street entrance to the Downtown roundabout Tuesday afternoon after striking two vehicles, according to police.
"The semi was apparently trying to park on Sixth Street just before the roundabout when it backed into a city bus, according to police on the scene.
"The impact broke off the bus' side mirror, and the semi also reportedly skimmed the side mirror of another car parked on Sixth Street, police said.
"The westbound Sixth Street roundabout entrance by City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., was closed before 2 p.m., although the roundabout itself remained open. The entrance was cleared by 2:15 p.m."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/roundabout-entrance-cleared-after-semi-strikes-two-vehicles/article_f09d369e-ad8d-5787-aa2b-38e4d62d6797.html
I can't wait for the gangsters and drug dealers to encounter the proposed roundabout at Douglas Ave. and Hamilton St. I bet that within a week, a vehicle will get air from driving right through the middle of the thing.
February 03, 2015 1:52 pm • Journal Times staff
"RACINE - A semi truck briefly blocked the Sixth Street entrance to the Downtown roundabout Tuesday afternoon after striking two vehicles, according to police.
"The semi was apparently trying to park on Sixth Street just before the roundabout when it backed into a city bus, according to police on the scene.
"The impact broke off the bus' side mirror, and the semi also reportedly skimmed the side mirror of another car parked on Sixth Street, police said.
"The westbound Sixth Street roundabout entrance by City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., was closed before 2 p.m., although the roundabout itself remained open. The entrance was cleared by 2:15 p.m."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/roundabout-entrance-cleared-after-semi-strikes-two-vehicles/article_f09d369e-ad8d-5787-aa2b-38e4d62d6797.html
I can't wait for the gangsters and drug dealers to encounter the proposed roundabout at Douglas Ave. and Hamilton St. I bet that within a week, a vehicle will get air from driving right through the middle of the thing.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
"Healing & Health, Riches & Wealth"
Healing & Health, Riches & Wealth
Live Service this Saturday
Continuing information on the new Success in Life Club.
If you can't make it in person watch it live online at
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"Roundabout approved; city will pay extra $262,000 for traffic circle"
From The Journal Times.com:
"RACINE — The city will end up footing part of the bill for a roundabout at Hamilton Street and Douglas Avenue when a partial reconstruction of Highway 32 takes place in 2017.
"The City Council voted 7-5 on Tuesday night at City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., to pick up $262,612 of the cost for putting in the traffic circle after state transportation officials ruled the project unwarranted. Aldermen Melissa Kaprelian-Becker, Mike Shields, Eddie Diehl, Ron Hart and Q.A. Shakoor II, voted against the move."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/news/local/roundabout-approved-city-will-pay-extra-for-traffic-circle/article_14d4defc-6a49-5fd0-93f4-727ec5ec0c9c.html
Another colossal waste of tax dollars. I've driven through that intersection many, many times. A roundabout is uncalled for. Maybe the police who sit and talk in the parking lot on the southeast corner could do some traffic control?
"RACINE — The city will end up footing part of the bill for a roundabout at Hamilton Street and Douglas Avenue when a partial reconstruction of Highway 32 takes place in 2017.
"The City Council voted 7-5 on Tuesday night at City Hall, 730 Washington Ave., to pick up $262,612 of the cost for putting in the traffic circle after state transportation officials ruled the project unwarranted. Aldermen Melissa Kaprelian-Becker, Mike Shields, Eddie Diehl, Ron Hart and Q.A. Shakoor II, voted against the move."
Read more: http://journaltimes.com/news/local/roundabout-approved-city-will-pay-extra-for-traffic-circle/article_14d4defc-6a49-5fd0-93f4-727ec5ec0c9c.html
Another colossal waste of tax dollars. I've driven through that intersection many, many times. A roundabout is uncalled for. Maybe the police who sit and talk in the parking lot on the southeast corner could do some traffic control?
Jupiter and the Full Moon and a Quick Timelapse
Jupiter rose near the full Moon last night so I thought I would post a pic from my place in Tucson.
Last night, I made a quick timelapse from some shots I took at Kitt Peak a couple of weeks ago with a Lensbaby 5.8mm fisheye lens. I wish I had let it go longer since I like what I got...I really need to get a second camera so I feel better about tying one up all night!
Dear Madame Zoltar
Hello, my chili beanies!
How are you? Have you unstuck
yourselves from the storm? Any damage
done? I heard there was a foot of snow
in Racine. Chicago
got half a foot more. The parking on side
streets becomes a real challenge. In
Chicago, amongst those who have to park on the street overnight, there is an
unspoken code that you don’t steal the spot of the guy who worked for an hour
and a half to clear his vehicle. People
put out kitchen chairs to reserve their spots.
I’m very lucky to be aided and abetted by Señor Zanza and Junior in snow
removal. Junior is a strong, young man
who can be wicked with the snow shovel.
The thing is, he needs an audience, primarily an audience of teen age
girls. All that Señor Zanza would say is
“Don’t worry. Everything will be fine in
the morning.” Miraculously, on the next
morning our sidewalk, driveway and apron were clear. Señor
Zanza was still sleeping. I quickly put on some clothes, a coat, hat and
boots. I went out and surveyed all of
our property. All driveway and walking
surfaces had been cleared, What got to
me is that there wasn’t a single mark left from a shovel, snow thrower, or a
plow. It’s like the snow melted in those
spots.
Sometimes Señor Zanza scares me a little.
How about those Patriots, huh? Calling a group of lying cheaters “Patriots”
is a slur. They’ll get a fine for
deflating their balls in a playoff game, but no one will take the title away
from them. The message to the kids: go
ahead and cheat. Our Super Bowl
“winners” do it.
We have some elections coming up shortly and it would serve
us all if we sought out information on the candidates. http://www.jtirregulars.com/2015/02/racine-county-eye-taxpayers-assoc.html Mr. Mayor Dickert’s office is up for
grabs. It would behoove us if we also
vote, for any side. And stop the
inevitable mudslinging. They should
serve free food at polling places. That would
swell the turnout. Free beer would be
even better, but who wants a bunch of drunks deciding our fate? Yuck!
It was Groundhog Day two days ago and our local groundhog
saw her shadow, so we get six more weeks of winter. That makes sense. If only someone would plug all of the
groundhog’s entrances and exits, he/she would be a no-show. Then what?
Everyone gets drunk and goes home, wondering what the next six weeks
hold in store for them.
Driving conditions were worsened by last night’s snow, so
please be careful out there. I curse
this weather. Every year I say I’m going
to move to a warmer climate. But I never do.
So, this year I’m not even going to try.
To heck with it. Maybe that way
I’ll actually do it.
Thank you so much for stopping by to read my blog. I appreciate every smile and tear. I love my readers. I’m proud of them.
Don’t forget to email me if you have any concerns: MadameZoltar@jtirregulars.com
Take it easy in the snow.
Allow more time. Slow down. (I fishtailed today. Oh my.) The snow makes everything more
difficult. Be careful and be mindful of
your surroundings. I don’t ever want to
lose an Irregular to a crash in snow.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
"Ever Wanted To See Randy Quaid And Rupert Murdoch Have Sex?"
This is how titans of finance treat each other.
"Greenfield paramedics in viral photo say 'shovel it forward'"
Greenfield Fire Department
Greenfield firefighters and paramedics returned to a patient’s home to shoel his driveway after they took the man to the hospital during Sunday’s snowstorm. The photo went viral on social media.
By Ashley Luthern of the Journal Sentinel
"A photo of Greenfield firefighters and paramedics shoveling a patient's driveway has gone viral with more than 1,600 shares and 21,000 "likes" on Facebook."Now, those same paramedics are using their newfound notoriety to 'shovel it forward.'
"A Greenfield fire engine and two paramedic units were dispatched to assist a man suffering a severe cardiac problem on Sunday as nearly a foot of snow blanketed the Milwaukee area, Fire Chief Jon Cohn said.
"Paramedics tended to the man, who had started shoveling his driveway before the emergency, and took him to Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center. The man's name and condition have not been released, per federal privacy laws.
"A family member wasn't able to get her car out of the driveway because of the snow and Greenfield police officers drove her to the hospital.
"On the way back to the fire station, paramedics talked about the worsening weather conditions and decided to pick up shovels from the station and return to the house to finish what the man had started, paramedic Tom Konieczka said.
"They cleared the driveway in 30 minutes.
Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/greenfield-paramedics-in-viral-photo-say-shovel-it-forward-b99438626z1-290706461.html
I like this "paying it forward" stuff. By being kind to others, I feel a kindness myself
"Racine County Eye, Taxpayers Assoc. Presenting Community Candidate Forums"
From Racine County Eye:
By Heather Asiyanbi in Community, Government · February 3, 2015
"Racine County Eye and the Racine Taxpayers Association are partnering to present a number of community candidate forums in the weeks leading up to the February primary and April general elections.
"The forums will give residents an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates. Voters will also have the chance to ask questions of their own, too.
"We will update this story as more details become available.
"Sturtevant Municipal Judge:
"7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4 at Village Hall, 2801 89th Street.
"Candidates are Robert Niemiec (i); Steve Brown; Kathy Lynaugh; Stuart Ten Cate
"Racine Mayor:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5 in the Great Lakes Room at Gateway Technical College, 1001 Main Street.
"Candidates are: John Dickert (i); Edward Deihl, Melvin Hargrove, Janice Hand
"Racine Aldermanic:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 2 in the Great Lakes Room at Gateway.
"Contested races:
"5th District: Final two from the primary between Sue DeKeuster, Monte Osterman, Paul Sloth, Steve Smetana
"7th District: Ray DeHahn (i) and Eric L. Mohr
"Mount Pleasant Village President:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 19 at Village Hall, 8811 Campus Drive.
"Candidates: Mark Gleason (i) and Jerry Garski"
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/03/racine-county-eye-taxpayers-assoc-presenting-community-candidate-forums/
None of the above is to be construed as an endorsement of a candidate. I'm just trying to keep the community informed.
By Heather Asiyanbi in Community, Government · February 3, 2015
"Racine County Eye and the Racine Taxpayers Association are partnering to present a number of community candidate forums in the weeks leading up to the February primary and April general elections.
"The forums will give residents an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates. Voters will also have the chance to ask questions of their own, too.
"We will update this story as more details become available.
"Sturtevant Municipal Judge:
"7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4 at Village Hall, 2801 89th Street.
"Candidates are Robert Niemiec (i); Steve Brown; Kathy Lynaugh; Stuart Ten Cate
"Racine Mayor:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5 in the Great Lakes Room at Gateway Technical College, 1001 Main Street.
"Candidates are: John Dickert (i); Edward Deihl, Melvin Hargrove, Janice Hand
"Racine Aldermanic:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 2 in the Great Lakes Room at Gateway.
"Contested races:
"5th District: Final two from the primary between Sue DeKeuster, Monte Osterman, Paul Sloth, Steve Smetana
"7th District: Ray DeHahn (i) and Eric L. Mohr
"Mount Pleasant Village President:
"7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 19 at Village Hall, 8811 Campus Drive.
"Candidates: Mark Gleason (i) and Jerry Garski"
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/03/racine-county-eye-taxpayers-assoc-presenting-community-candidate-forums/
None of the above is to be construed as an endorsement of a candidate. I'm just trying to keep the community informed.
Monday, February 2, 2015
"Acts of Kindness, Love Paying at Local McDonald’s"
From Racine County Eye:
By Heather Asiyanbi in Business, Community · February 2, 2015
"Racine-area McDonald’s are participating in the Pay with Love promotion, and customers from around the area are getting happily surprised when offered the opportunity to pay for their orders with an act of kindness or love.
"The restaurant chain advertised Pay with Love during the Super Bowl Sunday; the promotion runs until Valentine’s Day.
"Felina Coleman posted a video Monday of a woman calling her father and telling him that she loves him 'to the moon and back.'
"Coleman and her co-workers can be heard saying, 'Aww' and clapping for the customer.
"Each store will hand out 100 free meals at pre-determined times throughout the day, according to a story at Good News Insider.
"Official rules state that each location’s manager – the Lovin’ Lead – will choose the times between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily. Acceptable acts of kindness could include fist bumping the cashier, calling someone to say 'I love you,' customers hugging their companions or blowing someone a kiss.
"A McDonald’s spokesperson told AOL the goal is to increase customer happiness."
Read nore: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/02/acts-kindness-love-paying-local-mcdonalds/
You deserve a hug today at McDonald's.
By Heather Asiyanbi in Business, Community · February 2, 2015
"Racine-area McDonald’s are participating in the Pay with Love promotion, and customers from around the area are getting happily surprised when offered the opportunity to pay for their orders with an act of kindness or love.
"The restaurant chain advertised Pay with Love during the Super Bowl Sunday; the promotion runs until Valentine’s Day.
"Felina Coleman posted a video Monday of a woman calling her father and telling him that she loves him 'to the moon and back.'
"Coleman and her co-workers can be heard saying, 'Aww' and clapping for the customer.
"Each store will hand out 100 free meals at pre-determined times throughout the day, according to a story at Good News Insider.
"Official rules state that each location’s manager – the Lovin’ Lead – will choose the times between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily. Acceptable acts of kindness could include fist bumping the cashier, calling someone to say 'I love you,' customers hugging their companions or blowing someone a kiss.
"A McDonald’s spokesperson told AOL the goal is to increase customer happiness."
Read nore: http://racinecountyeye.com/2015/02/02/acts-kindness-love-paying-local-mcdonalds/
You deserve a hug today at McDonald's.
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