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The following cases of Driving Under the Influence and the resolution of those cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. ADE is an abbreviation for Alcohol Driver Education, BAC is the Blood Alcohol Concentration reading, KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs, EIP stands for Early Intervention Program and VIP stands for Victims Impact Panel. A service fee is added to all DUIs and court costs are added to all charges. Birth year is in parenthesis.
The following building permit information has been obtained from Hardin County Planning and Development Commission and the City of Elizabethtown Planning and Development offices. The name of the applicant, applicant's address and use of permit are listed.
Gary and Donna Lacaria, 174 Rembrandt Drive, Elizabethtown. Use: detached accessory structure.
David Wise, property on Versailles Drive, Rineyville. Use: single-family dwelling.
Mark Harris Construction Inc., 208 Oaklawn Drive, Elizabethtown. Use: multi-family dwelling.
The following property transfers are listed as given on deeds at the Hardin County Clerk's Office in Elizabethtown.
Marty and Cathy Claycomb to McGehee Humphrey & Davis LLC, lot 2 Thelma Estates, county, $1. FMV: $15,000.
Gordon and Bernett Board to Mark Harris Construction Inc., lot 16 Trotters Ridge, county, $22,000.
Gordon and Bernett Board to Mark Harris Construction Inc., lot 22 Trotters Ridge, county, $22,000.
The following marriage dissolutions have been granted in Hardin Circuit Court in Elizabethtown.
Daryl Mathews, 22, and Amanda Hebert, 24, both of Elizabethtown. Married two years.
Joshua Burdge, 24, Jefferson, Ga., and Annabeth Poole, 32, Elizabethtown. Married three years.
Dan Jensen, 29, Vine Grove, and Stephanie Hix, 42, Fredericksburg, Va. Married seven years.
Dewey Keys Jr., and Allison Routt, 41, both of Elizabethtown. Married 20 years.
The following marriage licenses have been issued in Hardin County.
Ashley Elizabeth Hauber, 21, and James Paul Plummer, 38, both of West Point.
Rodah Nyangarisa Ratemo, 27, and Collins Nyoteyo Nyangau, 21, both of Longview, Texas.
Stevie Michelle Morgan, 28, and Christopher John Coldarski, 35, both of Rineyville.
Shelly Rae Retzlaff, 39, and John Mark Heard, 34, both of Elizabethtown.
Kelly Irene Harter, 22, Chesapeake, Va., and Samuel Louis Furna, 22, Radcliff.
The following misdemeanor cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs. Totals include court costs and/or public advocacy fees. Birth year is in parenthesis.
Kayla E. Vittitoe (1993). Hindering prosecution or apprehension. One hundred-eighty days in jail probated for two years on conditions in the order. Court costs waived.
Thomas J. and Leslie Rivera, 66 E. Rainbow Way, Elizabethtown. Use: attached accessory structure.
David Grimes, 289 Gibson Lane, Eastview. Use: detached accessory structure.
Roger Fries Jr., property on Sonora Hardin Springs Road, county. Use: double-wide foundation.
Ed Cecil Construction Inc. to Diane C. Redmond, lot 3 McCracken Hill Subdivision, county, $189,000.
Rebecca L. Sanford to Ross M. Redmond, property in Hardin County, $66,950.
Bennie Charles and Barbara Ann Grissom to Michelle Krueger, 3175 S. Dixie Highway, Elizabethtown, $275,000.
Ralph E. and Cacilia A. Hager to Kristin Nicole and Kosta Goltsas, 519 College St. Road, Elizabethtown, $80,000.
The following marriage dissolutions have been granted in Hardin Circuit Court in Elizabethtown.
Joshua Manuel Wolfston, 23, and Rachel Elizabeth Edwards, 23, both of Fort Knox. Married three years.
Michael W. Allen, 50, and Mary V. Allen, 43, both of Elizabethtown. Married 20 years.
HoustonA. Hicks, 27, and Maria Ash, 25, both of Cecilia. Married four years.
James Eric Denkins, 29, and Pauline Eureste, 26, both of Glendale. Married two years.
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The News-Enterprise is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Elizabethtown, KY, Hardin County and the surrounding area.


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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Animal Crossing: New Leaf question for 3DS and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Nintendo
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Simulation Virtual
- Release: Jun 9, 2013
- ESRB: Everyone
Question & Answers
How do you get a dog?
How to get a dog on animal crossing new leaf
Answer from: Callandergirl
You can't get a dog.
Answer from: glasslover
Sadly you cant I really wish you could though
Answer from: Jessica
You can't its just a rumour its spread with every animal crossing game so you shouldn't try. I know I'm an animal crossing veteran I've played all of them. Sorry.
Answer from: ???
Your villagers can be dogs, but not PET dogs.
Answer from: candygal
U can on wild world if you place a golden shovel next 2 a 4 leaf clover for a day, though. it'll be under your bed. hope this helped!
Answer from: I Like Helping
Okay.You've got to be serious. Animal Crossing: New Leaf isn't about getting pet animals. It's about being mayor and helping the town. Getting a dog just doesn't fit the theme. Probably the closest things to a dog is a Balloon Dog or a villager that's a dog or Isabelle or the Police Station dogs. I'm sorry if I was insulting you in any way, and I hoped I helped.
Answer from: hp
There is definitely no dog in Animal Crossing New Leaf. I have over 150 hours in the game and countless hours looking up things online and there is no dogs besides Isabelle and her brother who works with Nook, Digby. And those aren't pets they're characters in the game. It would be kinda cool if you could have the option to have one in your home. Mini games for bells and it doesn't die if you don't feed it. :P I'm quite content with the game as it is though I'd hafta say. The changes from City Folk to New Leaf make me happy. :) *Can I just mention how radtacular it is that you can hand Blathers more than one item?!? :P*
Answer from: kayla
U can only get a dog on animal crossing wild world not on new leaf. U need to be mayor and to help your town i no u cant get a dog on new leaf because i once asked the same question to someone else and they told me and i did that but it was a lie i dident get a dog ;(
Answer from: A-man 123
To get a dog on ACNL u have to get a cheat cartrige and get the cheat code for a dog on it.
Answer from: sory if im rude
Sorry I agree with I Like Helping. It isn't about getting pets and all that. The closest you can get to a true pet is this: catch a bug or fish or buy a birdcage from Nookling Junction or ReTail. Then display the fish/bug in your home, and it will be in a cage.
If this sounds rude, then I sincerely apoligize: I should know, you can't walk through any of the rooms and NOT see one unless you're blind, which, if you're playing the game, you almost CAN'T be blind 'cause ya have to see to play.
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You can get a pet dog you buy the dog house item and then when you place it in your house then you can see little red eyes and then it comes out
Answer from: Nikki
You can't get a dog, nor cat sadly although some of the characters can be dogs such as Isabelle and biskit + you can get a BALLOON dog which is an item for your house/tent. Only 1 person agreed that you can... I saw one of the characters with hamster cage
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Only in wild world u can get a dog. Nintendo will send u letters containing presents. They are statues. They dont move around.
Answer from: Nikki
Turns out you CAN get a dog, you need a dog kennel from nookling junctions last update.
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This chapter presents some comparative indicators of the economic performance over the past four decades of what are now the OECD countries. 2 Initially, performance is defined and measured with reference to three economy-wide indicators. All of these are rates of growth, expressed for each period in annual average percentage terms. The three growth rates relate to (i) output, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP); (ii) employment; and (iii) output in relation to employment, or 'productivity' for short. Besides these three basic indicators, I refer to inflation rates and unemployment rates, which also bear on economic performance. This is the framework used.
Since performance is examined in terms of actual figures, it is worth asking at the start what specific values for these indicators appear from past long-run experience to be typical: what performance is it reasonable to expect from a representative OECD country? An answer to this question is provided in Angus Maddison's excellent book, Phases of Capitalist Development (1982). It is there suggested, on the basis of evidence extending over the period from 1820 to 1980, that the following triad of growth rates has been characteristic of the long-run economic performance of these countries in the capitalist era:
output (GDP) growth 2.4 per cent per annum
population growth 0.9 per cent per annum
growth of GDP per head 1.5 per cent per annum.
Since we are concerned here with employment rather than population, and since round figures are appropriate for the present purpose, I take as a starting-point a slightly different triad: 2 1/2 per cent annual growth for output, 1 per cent for employment, and 1 1/2 per cent for productivity. I shall refer to this pattern of growth rates as the OECD historical norm.
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Love…Taylor Swift writes about it, sings about it and now shares her feelings about it in her newest Valentine's Day greeting card collection by American Greetings Corporation. Taylor Swift's valentines are now available at select retailers and shoppers can choose from 43 different cards that range from romance to friendship.
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Salma is a housewife who stays at home and does her household work. She is the mother of 5 children, all of whom are enrolled in school and getting their education. Salma has applied for a loan from Kiva's partner Asasah to financially assist her husband in his food stall business. With the loan, he will buy chick peas, cooking oil, flour, spices, etc. in bulk to help him make large quantities of food to sell. He has been operating this business for over 6 years and Salma is confident that he will be able to improve his business with the help of a loan investment. Salma is a regular lender with Asasah and this is her 3rd loan application. In previous loan years, she maintained good credit behavior and never missed a meeting.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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If the first mission made roughly $ 50 million domestically, the sky could be the limit for this much better sequel -- a clever spoof of "Rambo" and a dozen other movies that employs the usual scattershot "Airplane!" approach but boasts a higher shooting percentage than its forebear. Look out, comedy fans: Fox is coming to get you.
If the first mission made roughly $ 50 million domestically, the sky could be the limit for this much better sequel — a clever spoof of "Rambo" and a dozen other movies that employs the usual scattershot "Airplane!" approach but boasts a higher shooting percentage than its forebear. Look out, comedy fans: Fox is coming to get you.While the first movie got too caught up in "Top Gun" parody and relied on gags that were bordering on stupid, not just silly, the latest raid uses the "Rambo" and "Missing in Action" series to pull the audience along on a movie-parody fun-house ride. Along the way, director Jim Abrahams and executive producer Pat Proft, who co-wrote the screenplay, find time to throw in clever skewerings of numerous other films, among them "Apocalypse Now,""Casablanca,""Star Wars,""The Wizard of Oz,""No Way Out,""Basic Instinct,""The Godfather,""Terminator 2: Judgment Day" and even "Lady and the Tramp." Not everything hits the target, but when "Part Deux" is good, it's very good, and that's enough to sustain the action through its weaker moments. Some of the set-ups, in fact, evoke more laughs than the payoffs, such as a state dinner where a nauseated U.S. president (Lloyd Bridges) is seated next to his Japanese counterpart. Charlie Sheen, with wild locks and a buffed-up physique, returns as Topper Harley, recruited by a former commander (Richard Crenna, a brilliant bit of casting due to his "Rambo" role) and a stunningly limber CIA agent (Brenda Bakke) to try and rescue U.S. servicemen held prisoner after Desert Storm. The setup allows for a lot of gratuitous Saddam Hussein-bashing while hammering away at conventions of the "Rambo" genre, at one point running an inset "body count" and proclaiming itself the "bloodiest movie ever" in flashing type. Sheen seems more comfortable playing this sort of role, with tongue way in cheek, than he does when playing it straight (as in "Navy SEALs"), while genre regular Bridges again demonstrates what a good sport he can be as the daft, dim-witted president, though that's one area where the movie at times tediously overplays its hand. Valeria Golino also returns as Sheen's former love interest ("because," she explains, "it's the sequel"), though Bakke, with her impossibly short dresses, serves as the primary ice cube-melting surface this time around. Technically, "Hot Shots!" doesn't cut corners just because it's a parody — a key point, since convincing depictions of the various battles, shoot-outs and explosions are crucial in making the gags work by coming close to the originals before veering into the absurd. If anything, some of the scenes are too close to their inspirations, feeling as much like remakes as spoofs and thus diminishing some of the humor. Still, with a mold this familiar it's impressive to encounter so many belly laughs, and for that "Part Deux" will no doubt be amply rewarded — including, one assumes, a "Part Tres." By the way, if you haven't seen "The Crying Game," don't read the closing credits. In this comic minefield, nothing is sacred.
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Zac Efron had a hilarious accident on the red carpet of this week's Hollywood premiere of, 'The Lorax' which is a children's film by the way. The accident occurred when Zac reached into his pocket to hand something to his assistant. However, something else came falling out of his pocket…a condom!
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Most of us fondly remember Horror Incorporated on Channel 5, which started in 1969. However, the classic monster movies first appeared in the Twin Cities back in 1958. Shock Theater started on February 1, 1958 with the original 1931 Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff. Shock Theater was a collection of 52 Universal Horror movies packaged for [more]
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10 Reasons Why I Blog About My ChildrenDanielle
Blogging is becoming so big … heck, almost everyone has their own blog!
But a lot of people turn their noses up at bloggers like myself who actually blog about their children, or their own lives in general. It has sort of become taboo (which I disagree with 100%).
I started to think about all the reasons I started to blog, and why I continue on a daily basis to blog about parenting and my own personal children.
I remember going back to early 2008 when I started my first blog. It was after I had been asked to nurse in a different room by my grandmother at my own sister's baby shower. I was dumbfounded, and frankly I was pissed.
I couldn't complain about it to my mother because back then she would have sided right with my grandmother, and of course I couldn't just throw my own grandmother under the bus. So I started a blog and complained about it. By the way, years later I laugh about the whole experience and chock it up to a whole generational barrier in parenting.
I found it freeing, helpful, and as time went on … completely necessary!
Four years into my blog, I am so grateful for all the people I have met, and for the amazing outlet it has been. I was able to document my entire pregnancy with my daughter right here on Babble with people all over the world. How cool is that? And people actually cared!
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These Moments are Priceless! 1 of 10There is no better way to document these moments. Looking back in 10 years or even 20 years, these are going to be the moments we will cherish, and so will they!
Meeting New People 2 of 10I love meeting new people and being able to connect my children with other kids their age, locally or in different areas of the country. They have had the opportunity to meet kids from other parts of the country. I am sure as they grow they will stay in contact and see how different families do things!
We Are Just Average! 3 of 10Everyone thinks that bloggers are some kind of internet celebrities, and while some are... most of us are just average people with average lives and average families. Nothing more, nothing less!
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Connects Me with Other Moms! 10 of 10I love meeting other moms and building relationships. Through blogging I have been able to meet other moms who also blog about their kids, and parenting in general. It is super rewarding!
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ANGEL NUMBERS - A Guide to Repeating Number Sequences and their Messages and Meanings -- Joanne Walmsley - SACRED SCRIBES -- *Do NOT use or copy any content without my permission, linking back to this site and/or fully crediting your source and keeping all links intact, as per copyright. Sharing links is fine * email@example.com
Angel Number 829 is a message from your angels to have faith and trust that you will always have enough in order to care for yourself and your loved ones. Know that you are able to confidently walk your Divine life purpose and soul mission, with your wants and needs being met along the way. Do not allow fears of lack or loss hinder or stop you from fulfilling your Divine duties. Trust that you will successfully manifest all that you will ever need.
The repeating Angel Number 829 is a message that you will be totally supported and guided by the angels and the Universal Energies throughout your life. The examples you are setting by living your truths is encouraging and teaching others to follow your lead. Your angels encourage you to live your life with passion and purpose and keep up your great 'lightwork'.
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I have finally found my answer! Thank you so very much for this article. For the past couple years at least, i have seen this number almost daily in my life. From license plates, to just happening to look at the time, to seeing it first thing in the morning as i wake, to scores and video games, just every where. I have been searching for an answer for a long time, since i realized it couldn't be a coincidence that this number was following me. But the most fascinating of it all, is my birthday is 8/29/19** ...which made it even more bizarre and intriguing to find out what's going on. I was on my knees here and just got the urge to google "what does 829 mean?" And this article came up!! I never thought about such a direct approach, but it finally came to me. Thank you Mrs. JOANNE for this article. It has been made so abundantly clear. Now i know the meaning, but the purpose for seeing it everywhere in everything, is it just a reassurance? Or maybe there is a message, a reminder, a task? Maybe its just letting me know to find out what i am supposed to be doing. Which oddly, based on the meaning, is what i been doing, how i been living all my life. But maybe, i am to be more in tuned with my purpose of lightworking, as maybe i haven't been fulfilling my absolute purpose. So now i will be research more on this subject, it just feels right suddenly. If there is anymore guidance that anyone reading this can provide, i can be reached at email@example.com. ..thanks again!ReplyDelete
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I am very happy to find an answer because I have also seen the number 829 everywhere. I see it almost every day on the clock, or I will randomly look up at a mail box/ license plate/ price tag and see this number. Like someone else who commented, my birthday is August 29th but 8/29/97. I hope that this is the true meaning of this number. It feels great to find an answer!ReplyDelete
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4 Tips on How to Invest Your Money
For those of you who have money to invest, after this extremely tough economic recession we have been through and are still in, how did you do it? Never mind, I will not really expect you to answer that question.
I really am supposed to be giving you tips on how to invest your money. So let us commence forthwith.
Depending on the amount you want to invest there are quite a few options open to the person who has money to invest today. In any case, the most important thing is that you invest your money in something profitable, so that you will make up for the money you may have lost. Because of the economic crisis.
First: Talk to your bank manager to find out about investing in financial institutions for a specified period of time. This option repays you with interest. Once you have spoken to him/her and found out all you can about this option, think on it. As you are now doing homework and collecting your information on investing, save the details of this option until you have looked at the others
Second: Talk to a stockbroker about investing in stocks and shares. You are only at the information gathering stage here, don't forget to ask for printouts of figures and returns on investments he informs you about. Add this to your homework file, with the information that you received from the Bank Manager. Don't at this stage make any rash decisions; you need to consider other options first.
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Fourth: Now speak to an expert on investing in art and collectibles whose values increases over time. This is not for those wanting to make a quick profit; it is long term, as these can pay off handsomely, when the market is ready, which could be a year or five years.
Now do not let any of the people you have received advice from rush you into investing in their 'sure thing' without you knowing all the risks and benefits involved.
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By JULIE SALAMON
Published: January 10, 2003
THE Hispanic Society of America, lonely up at 155th Street and Broadway in Washington Heights and tired of having a world-class art collection that almost nobody sees, has found one solution: send the work where the audience is. So in March the museum is lending seven prize paintings, including two El Grecos and a Velázquez, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a show examining the effect of Spanish painting on French artists. In September the society plans to exhibit prints and drawings based on the Don Quixote story at the Prado in Madrid.
That's all fine but is no substitute for the strange delight of visiting the museum itself. The Hispanic Society provides the pleasure of being a tourist abroad, stumbling into an arcane treasure, less than a half-hour subway ride from Times Square. ''It's one of the great well-kept secrets of New York,'' said Samuel Sachs II, director of the Frick Collection.
On the rainy Friday before Christmas week began, I was the only visitor over a three-hour period. ''We usually have some people,'' Margaret Connors McQuade, the assistant curator specializing in ceramics and furniture, said apologetically. But not many. Only 20,000 visitors make their way to the society each year, compared with the 257,000 who entered the Frick, a specialized museum of similar scope on East 70th Street, in 2002. On that same rainy Friday the Frick had an attendance of 1,031. The next Friday, a holiday crowd of 2,307 showed up there; a handful at the Hispanic Society.
Location is the main problem. When the National Museum of the American Indian, once next door to the Hispanic Society, moved downtown to Battery Park in 1994, its attendance increased more than tenfold, to 472,827 in 2000 (though dropping off to 349,020 in 2002, in the post-Sept. 11 atmosphere).
''People are afraid to come up here,'' Ms. McQuade said, even though the area's crime rate is no longer alarming the way it was a decade ago. From most parts of Manhattan's West Side, it is easier to get to the Hispanic Society by public transportation than to the Metropolitan Museum. But it feels like an expedition.
That's because you must be going to see the museum -- not to stroll, eat or shop and then incidentally catch some culture. The neighborhood is mainly residential, with functional shops like hair salons, fast-food joints and grocery stores.
There is no enclave of delicious, inexpensive restaurants comparable to those surrounding the Museum of Modern Art's temporary location in Queens. (There is, however, a worthwhile detour a few blocks away, to the Morris-Jumel Mansion and the row houses on Jumel Terrace, near Edgecombe Avenue, between West 160th and 162nd Streets. The venerable Georgian-style mansion, George Washington's New York headquarters during the Revolutionary War, offers nine restored period rooms and fabulous views.)
By failing to venture uptown, people are missing a grand opportunity to examine up close an expansive and unusual array of Spanish art, including not only fine examples of El Greco's work, but also quirky rarities like a painting by his son, Jorge Manuel Theotokopoulos. There is a striking collection of neo-Impressionist Spanish paintings, among them the greatest assembly of work outside of Spain by the early 20th-century realist Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
More surprising, however, is everything else. The museum and its equally important library also serve as a repository for Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American history and literature, brought to life through a vivid and wide-ranging collection of maps, furniture, ceramics and more than 175,000 photographs, the vast bulk of them architectural and ethnographic. Through art and objects, the museum genteelly explores the effects of Spanish colonialism.
Classics and Coyotes
Recently the society put on prominent temporary display -- next to the magnificent ''Duchess of Alba'' (1797) by Goya -- a relatively obscure Mexican painting called ''Mestizo and Indian Produce Coyote.'' Attributed to Juan Rodríguez Juarez, it depicts the marriage between a Spaniard and a native Mexican, and their mixed-race child, ''the coyote.'' This new acquisition provides a fascinating example of the 18th-century Mexican canvases called ''castas,'' series of paintings that chronicled the social reality of interracial marriage in colonial Spain.
''The Genealogy of Macuilxochitl,'' a 16th-century pictorial manuscript written and painted by Indian artists in Mexico, portrays the lineage of 15 generations of Zapotec rulers. Located in the library (a handsome relic that is itself an artifact to behold), the genealogy is especially significant because the Spanish had destroyed many such documents in the New World to cut the indigenous people off from their past.
Regal and fusty, the Hispanic Society carries a very different mandate from the crackling search for identity at El Museo del Barrio at 104th Street and Fifth Avenue. El Museo was founded in 1969 as a community-based organization in response to demands by Puerto Rican artists who felt underrepresented in New York's culture scene. El Museo, with a new director from Mexico, has recently expanded its scope, now seeking to be a world-class institution for anything Latino. Its recent Frida Kahlo exhibition drew more than 70,000 visitors over four months.


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Fest event: First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit art show in conjunction with ice festival; opens Friday, 5-8 p.m., awards 6:30; Saturday, show, noon-4 p.m.; Sunday, noon-2 p.m.; parishioners' works in various mediums.
Lions meet: Jessup Lions Club meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., American Legion, Church Street.
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Teen dance: Greater Scranton YMCA teen winter dance Saturday, 6:30-9:30 p.m., grades 6-8; doors close 7, reopen 9:30; 706 N. Blakely St., Dunmore; 570-342-8115, www.greater scrantonymca.org.
Venison dinner: Ledgedale Volunteer Fire Company venison feast, Saturday, 4-7 p.m., fire hall, Goose Pond Road; venison prepared many ways; donations at door, trophy bucks on display.
Visitation days: Wyoming Seminary visitation day, Monday, Lower School: 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., 1560 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, 570-718-6610; Upper School, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Stettler Learning Resources Center, North Sprague Avenue, Kingston; admission interviews on request; registration, 570-718-6610 (Lower School); 570-270-2160 (Upper School) or www. wyomingseminary.org by Friday.
Genealogical workshop: Scranton City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution genealogical workshop, Feb. 22, 10:30 a.m., St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 232 Wyoming Ave., limited to 20; Kathy Zinskie, 570-489-5449, or Carol Hess, 570-842-2557.
Pierogi sale: St. Nicholas Orthodox Church fresh pierogi sale, Friday, noon-4:30 p.m., 505 Jefferson Ave.; $7/dozen; 570-344-1522.
Boosters meet: Throop Booster Club meeting, Monday, 6:30 p.m., Throop Civic Center.
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Kitten shower: Dessin Animal Shelter Kitten Shower/Adopt Me-ow-t-of here event, Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., 138 Miller Drive, Honesdale; 570-575-1269.
Monday movie: Wayne County Arts Alliance Monday Winter Film Series showing "Children of Heaven," Monday, 7 p.m., Route 6 Cinema, Honesdale.
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Pierogi sale: St. Michael's Orthodox Church pierogi sales, Fridays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., 540 N. Main Ave.; $7/dozen, 570-961-1795.
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So a couple of good ol' boys in my home state of Georgia claim to have found the corpse of a unique Southeastern variety of Bigfoot who had apparently committed the unforgivable Bigfoot sin of not dissolving into thin air upon dying. The find of an Appalachian Bigfoot is especially amazing, since the critter has to be stealthy, living in a neck of the woods that has had sports stadiums and outlet malls since neolithic times.
Of course our intrepid discoverers reacted the way that anybody in possession of rock-solid proof would react: They refused to let anybody see the purported remains and instead announced that the results of DNA testing would be released at a news conference in Palo Alto, clear across the country, on Friday.
At the press conference, the anxious and credulous were informed that the rare and elusive h. bigfootus crackerus is, in fact, a human-opossum hybrid.
(A big h/t to Unc for originally tipping me off to this astonishing tale.)
Saturday, August 16, 2008
What's redneck for "chutzpah"?
Labels: News, snark, strangeness
6 comments:
- Mr. Fixit said...
Why does it seem so appropriate for it to have been Opossum?
Mr Fixit
- 9:00 AM, August 16, 2008
- CGHill said...
According to the relevant Fark thread, this sort of thing is legal in north Georgia.
- 10:23 AM, August 16, 2008
- Bob said...
Redneck for Chutzpah? Full of it.
- 11:17 AM, August 16, 2008
- LabRat said...
I dunno, this is getting so ridiculous I actually have a kind of backwards respect for it. It's a good bit more interesting than just making Darren Naish explain for the fortieth time that, yes, common animals look weird when they're half-decomposed.
- 4:40 PM, August 16, 2008
- Carl H said...
"Well dang...I kinda wondered why my Redman pouch was all furry."
Eww. I repeat. Eww.
- 5:13 PM, August 16, 2008
- DirtCrashr said...
Anytime anybody EVER holds a press conference in PALO ALTO, keep your hand on your wallet. Them's a bunch of Silicon Crackers.
- 6:09 PM, August 17, 2008
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LONGVIEW — Work last summer to elevate a sediment control dam near Mount St. Helens is helping prevent flooding downstream on the Cowlitz River at Castle Rock and Lexington, the Corps of Engineers said.
Engineers raised the spillway on the Toutle River dam 7 feet. The bigger reservoir trapped nearly 1 million cubic yards of sediment washing off the volcano in the past year — enough to cover four football fields about 100 feet deep, engineers estimate.
The heightened dam should trap clogging sediment for several more years, The Daily News reported Thursday.
"We think it is making a difference. That's why we were anxious to get it in place," said Tim Kuhn, Cowlitz-Toutle project manager for the corps' Portland District.
The work bought time for the corps to studying longer-term options. They include raising the spillway higher again, dredging and building a series of wooden weirs across the Toutle Valley to trap the silt.
"Based on what we've seen, we're pretty comfortable," Kuhn said. "We're fairly confident we're in fine shape for several years."
Unchecked, tons of debris from the volcano's 1980 eruption would choke the Cowlitz River, reducing its capacity and increasing the flood danger.
The 125-foot high dam was built across the north fork of the Toutle River in the mid-1980s. At the time it was expected to control silt for up to 50 years, but it was largely filled in two decades.
The amount of sediment washing downstream prompted last summer's $4.5 million project. The Toutle River is still moving an estimated 4 to 5 million cubic yards of fine silt a year. Much of that remains suspended in the water until it is carried into the Columbia River and eventually into the Pacific Ocean.


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A rocking, Christmas adventure in the Wilderness - Christmas day
Me Loves all things Disney, also loves planning and writing lists.
DH Loves all things Disney. Hates planning and loathes my lists lol.
DS1 Luuuuuuvs big coasters, Goofy, Swimming and all things Star wars.
DS2 Is glad he is finally tall enough to get on some cool coasters. Loves all things Disney, loves my lists and is my planning buddy.
Christmas Day
Its Christmas!!!!!! WOOT!!!!!!!! Santa came to Scotland though and not Florida but I had bought a few bits and pieces to put under our room tree.
If you look really closely at this photo you can see the boys lol.
They both got a lanyard with some pins a plushie each, DS1 Goofy and DS2 Donald, some little Starr wars figures and some sweets.
It was now time to head for our ADR at the grand Floridian for Breakfast with Mary Poppins. This was probably our worst meal of the holiday. The staff were unfriendly, our server was quite rude and never about when we needed something. The Characters were good but rushed. Tigger wouldnt bounce for the wee boy at the next table to us. We had finished our breakfast and were waiting to meet the mad hatter before we left but he walked right past our table so we asked our server if she could ask him to come back. She said he was on a break now and would be 5 mins. 20 mins later we were still waiting. He did show up eventually and was quite rude. He said he had come to our table but we had been at the buffet. This wasnt the case as we go to the buffet in twos if you know what I mean.
The food was OK but no where near as nice as the Beach club had been the day before. This may have been a one off though as they were very busy as It was Christmas morning.
We didnt take to this hotel much. Dont get me wrong it looks lovely and if you had little princesses it would be a lovely place to stay. We did however feel it had a pretentious feel to it.
We had a chat with the old man at the front door who was not pretentious and very friendly. He also had some interesting stories about the hotel.
OK our plan today was to go to the magic kingdom then back to our room to change for dinner then back to the Magic Kingdom in the evening. Heeheeheehee!!!!!!!!!
We left the Grand Floridian and seen the massive queue for the Magic Kingdom and thought nooooooooooo! So I said the kids could choose what they fancied. They both asked for the animal Kingdom so off we went. This park was also packed but not on par with the MK. We decided not to do rides as we didnt want to spend Christmas day in queues. First we went to see finding Nemo which was a first for us, we loved it
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Mark Bouman likes to play a little game.
"Pretend the state line doesn't exist," the geographer with The Field Museum says. "How does that change the way we look at things?"
Bouman asked that question of the more than 200 stakeholders from a broad range of fields gathered at the Marquette Park Pavilion in Gary this spring for a two-day summit aimed at making connections on environmental issues across the Illinois/Indiana state line.
The theme of the Calumet Summit, organized by the Calumet Stewardship Initiative, was "Connecting for Action."
During the summit, 16 presenters spent seven minutes each on issues such as natural resources planning, land and water conservation, green infrastructure, climate change, education and transportation. Participants then discussed the presentations in small groups, shared their views and voted on opinions from all groups using transponders.
The data was collected to guide recommendations for future projects.
Bouman, who serves as co-chairman of the Calumet Stewardship Initiative, says the breakdown of participants was 52 percent from Indiana, 48 percent from Illinois representing local, state and federal governments, non-profits, business and industry, educational organizations and environmental organizations.
The top recommendation from the work over the two-day event was to create a Calumet Heritage Area linking two national parks.
"The concept is there is the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore on the one end and work is going forward to create the Pullman National Park in Chicago," Bouman says. "The heritage corridor would link the two and show the connections."
The National Parks Conservation Association is leading the push along with community, Chicago and national organizations for National Park Service protection for the city's historic Pullman district.
The area, created by George Mortimer Pullman in 1880 to design and build rail cars with sleeping berths, was home to the first planned industrial town and first African-American labor union and helped shape transportation history. The National Park Service is studying the Pullman district. An act of Congress is required to create a National Park Service property.
Other recommendations at the Calumet Summit included creating an endowment to fund long-term restoration needs, developing a comprehensive regional brownfields program and opening Chicago's Lake Calumet to the public.
Bouman says the focus of the summit was approaching environmental issues on a regional scale, but the work isn't over.
"I think we still have work to do on reaching communities," Bouman says. "How can we take this energy at the regional scale and move it to the community scale?"
At the same time, Bouman says efforts need to take place to frame the issues on a global scale for issues such as climate change and subsequently altered energy demands.
U.S. Rep. Pete Visclosky, D-Merrillville, told those gathered at the summit that talking about the issues is not enough.
"I would encourage you between now and the next summit to go out and do something or everyone will have wasted their time over the two days," Visclosky says.
Bouman says one in 10 participants says they made new connections at the summit. Eighty eight percent says they would like to see similar events in the future and 47 percent says they would like to see the summit take place biennially.
"There's huge energy to keep the conversation going," he says. "The intent is to winnow and shape these ideas into actionable projects."