Genevieve Morton and her bikini hotness starts our early Friday morning as we check out these important Kansas City mainstream media links . . .
- Cowtown Voters Still Unsatisfied Overall: KC citizen survey: improvements in 61 categories
- Methtown Crackdown Cheap Security: Police ask for tougher fines for false alarms
- Light Rail Unmarked @ The Ballot: KC sends Chastain-related transportation election to November ballot
- Kansas TV Campaign Kickoff: Brownback campaign releases first television ad
- Lesson In Imaginary Plans: Foutch Bros. present new plan for Westport High
- We Reported This Ordinance Of Friday: KC commits $3M for more KCI terminal planning
- Kansas City Kangaroo Creeper: Former UMKC student pleads guilty to cyberstalking
- Kansas City Baseball Hope Or Hype: Surging Royals rally past A’s for 7-3 win
- Talking Smack About Watersports: Jack Harry takes the Ice Bucket Challenge
- Sound Of Local Competition: Kansas City's Piano Duelers
- More Time In The Kansas City Tomb: King Tut exhibit at Union Station extended to Sept. 14
- Lesson In Kansas City Dyslexia: DeLaSalle to use differentiated learning
Once again, this is the OPEN THREAD for all things off-topic or otherwise . . .
Funky Tut!
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ReplyDeleteThe Tut show really is worth your time. It is OUTSTANDING. I was skeptical, after reading that it was all reproductions of artifacts. But what I saw (and I've seen some of the originals) was perfect reproductions, not some cheesy crap dreamed up to get your money. You can only see the real stuff by going to a half-dozen museums in Egypt, Europe and the USA, and by going into Tut's tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Guess what: You can't vist Tut's tomb anymore. It's been closed to the public because the breath of millions of tourists has damaged the murals. I've been visiting museums all my life. This show is better because it has such perfect reproductions and they are all in one place. $15 well spent.
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ReplyDeleteGenevieve Morton, under arrest in Ferguson, Missouri. She was charged with concealing a dangerous pair of .38's and inciting an eruption of violence in my pants.