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"I'm not going to sit back and wait for things to happen around here," said Franklin. "I'm going to demand people's attention and try to get people excited about what we're doing here."
Tuesday's practice was again dominated by position-specific, teaching drills with position coaches teaching different aspects of the game. Linebackers and defensive backs focused on collapsing on the ball carrier after he passed the line of scrimmage. Quarterback Larry Smith threw short passes across the middle to a tight end or running back and defenders worked to prevent a big play. Creating and protecting against big plays continues to be an important part of the coaching staff's philosophy this spring.
Both offensive and defensive lines have struggled with injuries throughout the spring. Even though just eight offensive linemen were healthy on Tuesday, the line continues to show signs of improvement. After struggling with injuries and redshirting last year, Grant Ramsay is progressing well and could make an impact on the field this year.
"They've developed pretty good. The issue there is depth. It's hard to practice the way we want to practice because we're so thin," said Coach Franklin about the offensive line. "Wesley Johnson has done a tremendous job, but I could say that about a number of guys."
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AUBURN, Ala. -- Deep into the Alabama night, just past midnight back in South Carolina, there was screaming coming from the visitors' locker room at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
The Gamecocks had cleared out after the 35-27 loss to Auburn, but USC's managers were left behind arguing.
Each vociferously presented his case why South Carolina had again crumbled on the road.
The room was divided evenly between the 334 rushing yards the Gamecocks surrendered and the four fourth-quarter turnovers the offense gave away after taking care of the ball for the first three quarters.
The truth: Both sides were correct.
"We did a lot of little things really poorly," USC coach Steve Spurrier said Sunday on his teleconference."That's one big reason we're losers today. We weren't as sharp as we needed to be to beat Auburn."
The Gamecocks (3-1, 1-1 SEC), who slipped to No. 19 in The Associated Press poll, have two weeks to collect themselves before No. 1 Alabama comes to Williams-Brice Stadium.
Among the questions that will burn in the interim: Who will South Carolina's quarterback be against the Tide?
With six minutes to go and the Gamecocks trailing by eight, Spurrier inserted freshman quarterback Connor Shaw for junior Stephen Garcia.
Garcia had fumbled on consecutive possessions, each leading to an Auburn score. Shaw led promising drives, but both ended in interceptions -- including one in the final seconds that glanced off Alshon Jeffery's hands in the end zone.
"I don't know what we'll do," Spurrier said about the quarterbacks. "We've got too far to go for (a decision). But we're not going to have competition.
"We know what both can do. We've watched both of them now for quite a while. We'll just make a decision on what's best for the team -- and maybe what's best for Stephen Garcia."
That last part was just one of a half-dozen times on the teleconference that Spurrier expressed concern for Garcia's health. He said, rightly, that Garcia makes his neck vulnerable by ducking his head at the point of contact.
Garcia's first fumble ended with a vicious hit that had Garcia wincing on the sideline, holding his neck. Still, Garcia came out for the next series and ran the same way.
"We've talked to him since he's been here about that," Spurrier said.
"He puts his head straight down. I think he closes his eyes and he dives in there. That's a recipe for disaster. I'm really concerned about his health as we proceed. Something bad could happen.
"There's nothing worse for a football coach, or a parent, than to see a player out there not moving."
Spurrier sounded sincere in his concern about Garcia. And also about the defense getting shredded by the league's best ground game.
Quarterback Cam Newton had 176 of Auburn's rushing yards. Most of Newton's yards were gained right up the middle.
Freshman Michael Dyer wound up with 100 yards, as well.
"We didn't know they could run the ball that well against us," Spurrier said, "but they certainly did."
Auburn kept South Carolina off balance all night with fake handoffs that were sold well by Newton.
Defensive head coach Ellis Johnson said varied and new formations kept the Gamecocks confused much of the night. Johnson and his staff tried to get the players to adjust, but they had mental lapses throughout the course of the game.
Galling and surprising as it might be, South Carolina is now 11th in the SEC in total defense -- in front of only Vanderbilt. The Gamecocks are giving up 368.5 yards a game.
In a single night, USC went from first to eighth (128.2) in the league in rushing defense.
"You never expect that to happen," Johnson said.
South Carolina will take today off, with some of its players headed to Kenny McKinley's funeral in Atlanta. The team will return to the practice field Tuesday.
"Hopefully we can regroup and get mentally refreshed for the final two-thirds of the season," Spurrier said.
"We've got everybody coming up that can beat us. I don't know how many we'll be favored over as we go down the line."
Injury report
Safety DeVonte Holloman (concussion) will be evaluated this week. His status for the Alabama game is unknown.
Tackle Kyle Nunn injured his foot, but Spurrier said he returned to the game later and should play against Alabama.


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Skip to comments.EMS tapes show George Zimmerman did not sustain fatal injuries in encounter with Trayvon Martin
Posted on 03/31/2012 9:07:17 AM PDT by kristinn
On Friday, the Daily News obtained EMS documents suggesting Zimmerman, who an ex-colleague said was fired from a security job for being too aggressive, did not sustain serious injuries in the fatal encounter.
Paperwork detailing the EMS response to the shooting scene shows that a call for a second ambulance was canceled.
An audiotape containing the EMS communications, also obtained by The News on Friday, records unidentified workers discussing the scene.
Zimmermans condition is mentioned briefly in the 30-minute recording.
Do we have a second patient? a man asks.
Thats affirmative. We have a second patient, a woman replies. The second patient is not a gunshot.
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
Newsbusters ping.
Silly me! I sort of assumed that when Zimmerman walked away. I should have waited for the press to confirm it.
That explains why he's still walking around.
Disgusting that this is what the news industry has deteriorated to.
Word "fatal" misplaced.
Really to the "let a jury sort it out" point now.
I figured that out the first time I saw Zimmerman walking in the police station.......
I guess the only way to justify self-defense is to sustain fatal injuries. LOL.
I dunno. Given the evidence, the prosecutor might Nifong herself by going ahead.
They're implying that Zimmerman is still alive!! Like Elvis!!
Good grief. If the injuries had been "fatal" Mr. Zimmerman would be dead. Does anyone proofread these things?
If Al Sharpton, the Black Panthers, NBC and the rest of the MSM have their way, George Zimmerman will sustain fatal injuries. As soon as they tweet his current whereabouts.
That's why the New Black Panthers want to finish the job.
Time will tell.
That headline is hysterical. Really. I see on their webpage someone TOLD them the title needed to be fixed. Yea, they are professional.
They keep posting that picture of him when he was 12. Then they post a stupid headline like that. The MSM is not only incompetent, they are evil.
The New York Daily News has had one of their reporters arrested, Matthew Lysiak, and have contacted the NYPDs PR arm, DCPI, about the incident. Lysiak also captured film of police throwing and manhandling protesters before he himself was detained.
Black & Right on Trayvon Martin (Bob Parks)
Headline and article are retarded.
And this whole time he claimed he was killed. Who knew?
I suspect the "proofreader" didn't know the meaning of "fatal," but had encountered the phrase "fatal injuries" in the past, and just decided that the word belonged where she put it.
An ESL sort of blunder, not understanding the bizarre and humorous implication of the misplaced modifier.
The article says: "Zimmerman, who an ex-colleague said was fired from a security job for being too aggressive, did not sustain serious injuries in the fatal encounter"
I'm glad he didn't sustain SERIOUS injuries in the FATAL encounter. I didn't even know Zimmerman was killed. Do these papers use junior reporters?
The truth is this article's soul purpose was to be able to write that he was fired for being too agressive.
A second thing with that headline. EMS tapes? EMS does not tape it's patients, that would be a violation of their privacy. EMS does not release the details of a call for the same reason.
...a person is justified in the use of deadly force and does not have a duty to retreat if:
(1)He or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself or another or to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony
Seriously, do these "journalists" do any research whatsoever?
trevon said he was gonna kill zimmerman after he punched him in the nose and pounded his skull into the cement. Before zimmerman was fatally injured, he was able to pull his weapon during the fight and fire a round that killed his attacker. Details at 11.
I think the intent of the headline was to undermine Zimmerman's claim of self-defense by indicating that he did not sustain life-threatening injuries. Pure propaganda and totally irresponsibile.
There's a Zombie take on everything these days.
Just damn.
"New York Daily News" Reporter Rich Shapiro Moonlights As "Armpit" Model
Daily News reporter, wound up being one of the faces - and bodies - of Dove's new line of skin products for men.
Some words just sound appropriate to those who are ignorant of their definition. In my line of work, I've been asked numerous times to go interview somebody whose been 'electrocuted.'
Better both than either.
Inserted before the discussion of his injuries is the phrase "who was fired from a security job for being over aggressive...."
Perhaps an interesting story in itself, but a descriptive phrase of who Zimmerman is?
Zimmerman's use of deadly force prevented further such bodily injury, and prevented Martin from continuing his attack.
I'm not sure what you're saying.
I see, he should have waited until he really, really, really thought he was going to die. And then maybe he should have died instead. After all the police were called, they could have protected him after he was dead, right?
They will never suffer as much as Channon and Christian...never.
"A Miami funeral director says Trayvon Martins body showed no signs of a violent brawl.
Richard Kurtz said his examination of the slain Florida teens corpse revealed no cuts, scratches or bruises, only a gunshot wound to the chest.
Kurtzs account appears to contradict George Zimmermans claims that he shot Trayvon during a life-and-death struggle."
Do funeral directors do autopsy reports in Floriduh?
All that proves is that Zimmerman wasn't beating up Trayvon, that is why...well...he wasn't all beat up.
fatal? What buffoons. Maybe, if Zimmerman had only waited a few more minutes of having his head slammed into the ground.
Well if Zimmermans injuries were fatal, then he would be dead, would he not?
Perhaps his injuries were fatal, if eventually the radical racist have their way. There are Wanted Dead or Alive posters out there.
. . . a person is justified in the use of deadly force and does not have a duty to retreat if:
(1) He or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself . . ..
Yep. Florida law permitted Zimmerman to use the force "to prevent" great bodily harm to himself. Before the "unh uh"s starts: (A) no, Chapter 776 doesn't define "great bodily harm,' but the appropriate legal method for Martin supporters to use before arguing that Zimmerman wasn't subjected to the possibility of it, is first to research Florida law to see if the term has been defined at law by Florida courts; and (B) yes, I know about Section 776.041.
Apart from the stupidity of the headline writer, the point that Zimmerman did not suffer serious injuries is irrelevent. The Florida law, as well as self-defense laws in states that do not have a stand your ground provision, only require that you to have a REASONABLE EXPECTATION of immediate death or grievous bodily harm.
Authors Matthew Lysiak and Rich Schapiro, who anonymous sources claimed cheated in college writing courses and were sexually inadequate drunkards, have actually obtained employment offers despite their profound lack of cognitive skills.
Just putting the emphasis where I though it was more applicable to this story.
Clearly he didn't sustan 'fatal' injuries.
And who ever said he did?
Third thing - a former co-worker's word about why Zimmerman was fired is not reliable. They should ask the boss why Z was fired.
Wish the thug had pulled his stunt in Texas, then the whole damn neighborhood could have legally shot the bastard.
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There was a new energy at this year's TeraGrid '09 conference thanks to an outstanding turnout for the student program. Thanks to support from the National Science Foundation, more than 100 high school, undergraduate and graduate students were able to participate in the conference.
Before he even took the podium, Ed Seidel was one of the buzz makers at the TeraGrid '09 conference. The day before his keynote, it was announced that he was stepping in as acting assistant director of the National Science Foundation's math and physical sciences directorate. For his talk at the conference, however, Seidel focused on the issues and efforts within his home at NSF, the Office of Cyberinfrastructure.
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"Where there are a limited number of places, or jobs available, they should be capping places," he said. "Why are we training all of these people when the majority of them won't get jobs?"
A cap on places would see ATAR minimum entry cut-offs enforced, as students would have to compete for a limited number of taxpayer funded enrolments.
Mr Piccoli, whose comments put him at odds with his federal coalition colleagues, singled out teaching as an area where student numbers have outstripped demand and quality has suffered.
He has previously accused universities of using students as "cash cows" under the demand-driven system introduced by the Gillard government in 2012.
"I'm not sure I want someone teaching my children who got an ATAR of 35," said Mr Piccoli. "It's the same in nursing, there are only a certain number of places in hospitals".
According to federal Department of Education data there has been a 55 per cent increase in the government's university expenditure from $8.6 billion in 2009 to $13.3 billion in 2015.
Last year, the Senate rejected controversial reforms that would have seen the taxpayer bill reduced while students faced a steep rise in the cost of their degrees.
At the time former federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne warned that there were only two options left to make university funding sustainable.
"Capping the demand driven system, which is socially regressive; or reducing research funding, which has bad economic consequences," he said in a speech to industry body Universities Australia.
In October, federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham shelved the reforms after negotiations with Senate cross benchers failed.
He has since labelled current funding arrangements, based on uncapped student places, as the sectors greatest challenge.
Last year Mr Birmingham said the opening up of the demand driven system had created an incentive to put more students in to lecture theatres at a fixed flat cost rate, putting funding pressure on taxpayers.
"This growth puts a real strain on our ability to support so many students," he told an education summit in October, while also highlighting concerns about maintaining quality.
In January, Fairfax Media revealed that more than 60 per cent of students were being admitted to the state's top universities to boost student numbers with marks below the minimum standard.
Belinda Robinson, CEO of Universities Australia, warned against any move away from a demand-driven system.
"The system has opened the door to university for tens of thousands more students from disadvantaged backgrounds. It is no longer the province of a narrow elite," she said. "A move back to a capped system would reduce opportunities for people from disadvantaged backgrounds".
On Wednesday Mr Birmingham reiterated that there were no current plans to reinstate caps but said that he was looking closely at university admissions standards.
"Last week I requested the Higher Education Standards Panel review university admission practices and standards, particularly around how we can have greater transparency to help incoming students so they are 'uni-ready'," Senator Birmingham said.


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By McKenzie Jackson/California Black Media
California's African-American-owned businesses are among a group of corporations that the California Department of Insurance (CID) would like to see have a bigger stake in the Golden State's $257 billion insurance industry.
During the Diversity Task Force meeting held Monday CID Commissioner Dave Jones said his office is focused on finding ways to increase diversity in procurement and governing boards within the insurance industry.
"I am talking in particular about women-owned businesses, minority-owned businesses, and [disabled] veteran-owned businesses "who typically want a chance to have an opportunity to compete," he said., To know where those opportunities are, and to have an opportunity to build their businesses for their families, for their communities, and for their employees."
In an effort to do this, next month the CID will be administering the 2015 Insurer Supplier Diversity Survey, which will require the state's top premium issuing insurance companies to report their procurement efforts with Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs), Women Business Enterprises (WBEs), and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises (DVBEs). Two years ago, the bi-annual survey found that in 2012, 207 insurance companies awarded 1,300 contracts worth $930 million to businesses owned by members of those subgroups. Sixty-six of those enterprises were headed by African Americans.
Jones, who has been Insurance Commissioner since 2011, said California, which has the largest insurance market in the country, is home to one-fifth of the nation's minority-owned businesses and 1.1 million women-owned corporations; the highest numbers tops in America. However, he said, more cooperation is needed between those businesses and insurance giants such Allstate, Farmers Insurance, and Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.
"What a tremendous opportunity that would be to bring these two segments of our economy together," he said.
During the two hour meeting, Jones and Naveen Habib, one of CID coordinator's for the Insurance Diversity Initiative, went through a draft of the two-part diversity survey. Jones also introduced the 2015-2016 Insurance Diversity Task Force, a 15-member body composed of economic and legal specialists from across the state. The group is charged with making recommendations for bolstering the number of MBEs, WBEs, and DVBEs that partner with an industry that is vital to how businesses in California operate and how families and communities make sure their health and safety needs are addressed.
Jones said all the committee members share the common goal of striving to create greater diversity in the insurance trade.
"I am confident the wide array of expertise our new Task Force members bring will benefit our work in meeting these goals," he said.
Task Force members and other businesspersons and insurance reps listened to the meeting by phone and chimed in as Habib went over the survey's six-point questionnaire and survey chart.
The questionnaire asks insurance companies if they have a supplier diversity policy statement, a supplier diversity program, conduct outreach specifically to diverse businesses, set internal targets or goals in regards to its supplier diversity statement, and the name and contact information for their supplier diversity operations.
The chart features tables that divide the total amount of funds companies reveal they spent on WBEs, MBEs, and DVBEs. The chart also features headings that allow companies to pinpoint exactly what type of minority businesses won contract benefits. The headings include "Advertising/Marketing," "Financial/Investment Services," "Claims Services," "Facilities," "Human Resources," "Information Technology," "Office Supplies," "Print Services," "Professional Services," "Telecom" "Real Estate," "Travel/Entertainment," and "Other."
"We have been working very hard to make improvements on the survey," said Habib.
Like the 2013 survey, this year's survey will be sent to insurance companies that wrote premiums of $100 million or more. Two years, ago the survey revealed that out of the $241 million that went towards MBEs, African-American-owned businesses received the third lowest amount. Black businesses finished ahead of Native American-owned businesses and multi-ethnic-owned corporations, but finished below the dollars that went towards businesses categorized as owned by Other/Unknown (63.3 percent), Hispanic (16.6 percent), and Asian Pacific Islander (11.9 percent).
Task Force member Janice Brown, the owner and founder of San Diego-based Brown Law Group, said a number of insurance firms are part of the National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) and that they spend funds in legal expenses with many minority or women-ran law groups.
"I do think there is an opportunity to cross reference the people and the organizations that are a part of NAMWOLF with this initiative," she said. "If corporations and organizations are spending money on outside counsel with diverse and women-owned companies they are known to have strong diversity initiative programs."
Jones said there is a lot of opportunity for growth due to the huge economic engine the insurance business is in California.
"I think we are making good progress," he said. "That is going to be the job of the new task force to focus on how we grow from this. We have gotten good feedback from insurance companies."


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Henry Kelly
|Henry Kelly
17 April 1946
Athlone, County Westmeath, Ireland
|Television presenter, Radio DJ
Patrick Henry Kelly (born 17 April 1946), known professionally as Henry Kelly, is a television presenter and radio DJ.
Early life and career[edit]
Kelly was born in Athlone, County Westmeath, Ireland, and educated at Belvedere College SJ, and at University College Dublin, where he was Auditor of the Literary and Historical Society. After university he worked as a journalist and was the Belfast-based Northern Editor of The Irish Times in the 1970s.[1] He wrote How Stormont Fell in 1972, a work still highly regarded. In 1976, he moved to London to work on Radio 4's The World Tonight and then, in a complete career change from serious journalism, in 1980 moved into television. Kelly became a household name in the UK as part of the team presenting LWT's practical-joke show Game for a Laugh in the 1980s. From 1987 to 1996 he presented Going for Gold, a lunchtime TV quiz show on BBC1, where he developed the catchphrases "What am I?" and "Now you're playing catchup".
He also appeared as himself in an episode of dinnerladies in 1999.
Classic FM[edit]
In 1992 Kelly was one of the launch presenters of Classic FM, initially presenting the weekday mid-morning show from 9 am to 12 noon. He then moved on to the Breakfast Show, until replaced by Simon Bates in June 2003. He returned between 2006 and 2008 to present a three-hour show on Sunday mornings.[2]
LBC 97.3[edit]
In September 2003 he took up the Drivetime slot on London news-and-talk station LBC 97.3. Shortly afterwards, in February 2004, Kelly declared himself bankrupt thirteen years after the Inland Revenue had sued him for the non-payment during the 1980s of income tax and national insurance contributions.[3] At the end of the year, in a new year reshuffle, Kelly and some of the station's most experienced presenters such as Brian Hayes and Angela Rippon did not have their contracts renewed. He announced that he was leaving to 'pursue his television career', but TV work proved scarce.
Other work[edit]
Kelly spent two weeks in June 2005 presenting the late (radio) show on BBC London 94.9 and in September 2005 took over the weekday mid-morning show on BBC Radio Berkshire from 10 am to 1 pm.[4] He later presented a Saturday mid-morning show for the station until 2015 [1].
He also appears on Sky News TV, reviewing the Sunday morning newspapers.
Henry is a keen golfer playing off a handicap of 4. In 1994 he won the inaugural William Roache charity classic golf invitational at Woburn. In a field which included a whole host of celebrities, including Kenny Lynch, Robert Powell, Johnny Briggs, Kevin Kennedy, Leslie Grantham and Oliver Skeet, Henry won the tournament after beating former champion jockey Pat Eddery in a 4 hole playoff.
External links[edit]
- "Henry Kelly". BBC Programmes. (BBC Radio Berkshire)
- ^ "Henry Kelly at UKGameshows.com".
- ^ "Henry Kelly returns to Classic FM". BBC News. 2 August 2006. Retrieved 5 January 2010.
- ^ Hoggart, Simon (14 February 2004). "An Englishman's word is his bond". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 4 May 2010.
- ^ "BBC Berkshire - Henry Kelly".
- 1946 births
- Living people
- Alumni of University College Dublin
- Auditors of the Literary and Historical Society (University College Dublin)
- British radio DJs
- British radio personalities
- British television presenters
- Classical music radio presenters
- Irish expatriates in the United Kingdom
- People from County Westmeath
- The Irish Times people
- People educated at Belvedere College


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The recent declaration of bankruptcy by South Korean ocean carrier Hanjin Shipping is a symptom of what ails the container shipping industry, not the cure, as some analysts seem to suggest.
A bankruptcy court in Newark, N.J. will hear requests for modifications as Hanjin Shipping's biggest shareholder, Korean Air Lines, has postponed a decision to provide cash to the carrier.
Electronics manufacturer Samsung said in court filings that "cargo owners are being held hostage," while Maher Terminals said it "is not required to extend free credit to Hanjin, and should not be forced to."


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18 Year Old Sues Parents for Child Support
The day after celebrating her 18th birthday, Maria Guevara moved out of her mother's home into her friend's basement. Maria said she moved because she could no longer abide by her mother's unreasonable rules, which included setting an early curfew and not giving Maria money for trendy clothes. Maria did not go live with her dad because she says he physically abused her when she was younger. Maria's father denies this claim.
Shortly after moving out, Maria filed a lawsuit in Nassau Family Court. Maria is suing her parents for child support, claiming her parents have a responsibility to pay for her living expenses and tuition while she attends college. However, Maria's parents say they should not have to support a daughter who refuses to obey their rules.
In New York, young people between 18 and 21 years of age are placed into a unique category. They are old enough to live outside their parents' home but still young enough to be financially supported by their parents.
Maria is not the first 18 year old to sue her parents for child support. One such case involved an 18 year old girl whose parents were trying to force her to have an abortion. The judge ordered the parents to pay child support because their request was deemed unreasonable. However, legal experts say the parents' rules must be extreme for the child's case to be successful.
Maria's case against her mother was dropped four months after the lawsuit was filed because Maria's mother does not work and, therefore, does not have the ability to pay child support.
Maria's lawsuit against her father is still pending.


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Jessica is an Emmy award-winning journalist who brings you the news each evening at 5, 6 and 11.
Originally from North Carolina, Jessica spent time at WDTN in Dayton, Ohio, and WLEX in Lexington, Ky., before joining the News 3 team in August 2010.
While in Lexington, Jessica reported and anchored Kentucky Derby coverage for three years. She also traveled with the University of Kentucky football team to two consecutive bowl games and followed Morehead State to the NCAA Tournament.
In 2009, Jessica made her network debut on CNN during the Northpoint Prison riots and reported for the Weather Channel when a massive snow storm pounded Kentucky. In 2009, a deadly tornado ripped through parts of central Kentucky. Jessica was awarded an Emmy for her spot news coverage of the storm's aftermath.
When she's not delivering the news, Jessica enjoys listening to live music, hiking Red Rock, and continuing her search for the world's best antique store.


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Westboro to Picket Robin Williams' Funeral
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Members of the Westboro Baptist Church plan to picket the funeral of actor Robin Williams, to "Warn The Living: Repent Or Likewise Perish."
In the 1996 film The Birdcage, Williams played a gay father.
In response to the church's plans, a group called Planting Peace has set up a fundraiser benefiting St. Jude Children's ResearchHospital, to "counteract WBC's message of hate." The group has already raised more than the $30,000 goal it had set.
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