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Sat, Jul 18, 2009 8:54 AM
The accident occurred at 9:35 p.m. Thursday night. Deputies with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office attempted to conduct a traffic stop of a 1997
Nissan Maxima driven by Kaston Leslie Hudgins, 22, Galena, near the town of Crestline. When the car sped off northward, police
At the intersection with U.S. 400, Hudgins rear-ended a 2005 Pontiac Vibe driven by Teresa Kemp, 41, Pittsburg. Kemp's passenger was her
13-year-old daughter, Taylor.
Taylor Kemp was pronounced dead on scene and her mother was taken by helicopter to St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin, Mo. As of 4:45
p.m. Friday afternoon, Teresa Kemp was listed in critical condition by St. John's.
Hudgins was also airlifted to St. John's Regional Medical Center and was the only one in the crash not wearing a seat belt. St. John's could
not give information on the injuries for Hudgins.
Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves issued a statement: "This is an incredibly tragic incident, and our thoughts are with the families and
friends affected by this event."
Groves hesitated to provide details about the accident for fear of harming the prosecution's case.
"The driver was being pulled over for committing traffic violations," Groves said. "The county attorney has asked me not to go into
detail about it. I don't want to hinder the prosecution, because the driver needs to be held accountable for his actions.
"I hope he is prosecuted to the fullest for his actions. HIs actions caused a loss of life last night."
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Sat, Jul 18, 2009 4:07 PM
By Roger McKinney
PITTSBURG, Kan. - A 13-year-old Pittsburg girl died Thursday from a crash that involved a police chase.
Taylor Kemp, a passenger in the car driven by her mother, died at the scene, according to the Kansas State Highway
Patrol. The crash happened at 9:35 p.m. about five miles south of Pittsburg on Highway 69.
The patrol reported a car driven by Kaston Hudgins, 22, of Galena, was headed north, being pursued by a Cherokee
County Sheriff's Department patrol car. The Hudgins car struck the rear of a northbound vehicle driven by Teresa Kemp, 41, of Pittsburg.
Teresa Kemp is Taylor Kemp's mother, according to the patrol.
The drivers and the victim were extricated from the wrecked vehicles, a Sheriff's Department spokesman said.
Hudgins and Teresa Kemp each were taken by helicopter to St. John's Regional Medical Center, Joplin. The hospital on Friday
afternoon listed Teresa Kemp's condition as critical. There was no information about Hudgins' condition.
Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves said a sheriff's deputy had attempted a traffic stop near Crestline when Hudgins fled in
his car.
Groves declined to reveal the reason for the traffic stop, saying such information could hinder future prosecution. He referred questions about the accident to
the Highway Patrol, which is investigating.
Kansas Highway Patrol Capt. Rick Wilson said the reason for the traffic stop had not been determined.
"It will take us awhile to get the investigation done," Wilson said.
Groves said the Sheriff's Department had started an internal review to determine if department policy was followed. He said the
department performs a review after any pursuit.
"This is an incredibly tragic incident, and our thoughts are with the families and friends affected by this event,"
Groves said.
Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard said he would review the investigative report for possible prosecution when the Highway
Patrol provides it.
Teresa Kemp is a teacher at Riverton Middle School, a school district secretary said.
Complicated Issue writes:
This certainly is a very sad tragedy; there is no question about that. Criminal pursuits is a complicated issue.
What does society expect the police to do? We cannot live in a society that allows criminals to flee at will and expect the police to drive to the shoulder and
stop. There would be no law or order. Police have to be aggressive (I mean that in a positive way)to fight crime. No police officer wants to be involved in a
pursuit. Police want to protect and serve and anytime a criminal circumvents that desire it has tragic results. Each time we get into a car we accept the risk
of being killed. I don't say that lightly, it is a reality. It might be from someone fleeing from the police, a drunk driver or a teenager texting. My
thoughts and prayers are with the family and the police officer involved in this incident.
so tired writes:
I think first of all, there is not enough information to judge whether or not the police should have pursued the
car or not. Second, the only person that anyone should be mad at is the fool who tried to escape the police and killed the young girl.
MyOpinion writes:
Prosecute the Criminal I hope who had cause this terrible accident! But of course, his dang a** is still alive!
Its just sad because there are so many families that have lost loved once in there lifes because of some idiots and this happens every single day! Now the
question is, what can we do to change this??? How about we come up with something that will stop this crazyness!
JoMoThumper writes:
One of my employees is a former student of Mrs. Kemp. First and foremost our collective thoughts,
prayers and well wishes need to be with her, family and friends. A terrible tragedy needless to say. I did not see any mention of why there was a pursuit.
Whatever the reason with these results it was not worth it.
js writes:
I agree with Porky! Git right or git out!
pk49 writes:
This high speed crash crap needs to stop. Lives are being at danger!
Bill writes:
If the reason for the traffic stop was not determined, why the chase?
Hey-Nonny Jackson, area writes:
God bless the Kemp family. But god&#%@ police chases. What was the crime here? Tail light out?
What crime is worth endangering the lives of countless motorists and ending the life of a young girl? Throw the killer into prison, but also take a look, a
long hard look, a long, hard and honest look, at police procedures. Nothing is worth this, okay?
Ken C writes:
PPPorky, Don't wory about the 'possible prosecution' comment here, that is just
legalspeak like saying 'alleged' crime. The suspect here should, and will, have the book thrown at them for this act that cost the young life of an
innocent girl.
pe-od-citizen writes:
A high speed persuit especially at night is a disaster waiting to happen! Both parties should have
had better sence! Now a 13 year old girl is dead! What a tragedy!
Davis writes:
See JPD, these are the sorts of tragic events people were worried about when y'all chased through
the busy city streets of Joplin during the noon hour back in March. See why pursuits are a danger to others? No matter what the crime committed and what
sentences are handed down you can't ever say it was worth it at the cost of an innocent bystanders life. JPD and other agencies take heed!
PPPPorkypig writes:
"Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard said he would review the investigative report for
possible prosecution when the Highway Patrol provides it." POSSIBLE PROSECUTION?????? If he doesn't file charges, the citizens should review his
record for "possible impeachment"
Sun, Jul 19, 2009 3:39 PM
From staff reports
A Riverton, Kan., school teacher remains in critical condition at a Joplin hospital following a fatal crash that also killed her
13-year-old daughter and sent the driver of another vehicle to the hospital.
Officials at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin said the status of 41-year-old Teresa Kemp, of
Pittsburg, had not changed as of Saturday afternoon.
Kemp and her 13 year-old daughter, Taylor Kemp, were driving home from a church function on Friday night when
their vehicle was slammed into by a another car in the midst of a police chase. The crash occurred at 9:35 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of U.S. 400 and
U.S. 69 highways, about five miles south of Pittsburg.
The hospital declined to release information on the condition of the driver of the other vehicle, Kaston Leslie Hudgins,
22, of Galena, citing the police investigation.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, both Kemp and Hudgins were life-flighted to St. John's Thursday night with serious
Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves did not return calls Saturday to the Globe. Authorities previously have said that a Cherokee
County deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop of Hudgins' vehicle near Crestline when the pursuit began. Groves on Friday declined to reveal the reason
for the traffic stop, and said doing so could hinder a potential criminal prosecution against Hudgins.
sad writes:
This is so sad a story. The cops could have called in other units ahead to block off traffic or just
backed off. Was the chase worth this girls life or her mother's? I know the driver that hit the girls car may have hit someone else on down the line, we
dont know if he would have. But maybe he wouldnt have been going so fast if not being chased. One thing for sure is he did hit the car and a girl is dead and
her mother may die too. Gambling with life is what I see it as. Yes the drunk is at fault but the cops should take equal blame. SOme cops has this Barney Fife
profile and they dont quit til something bad goes wrong. Yes there are good sensible cops but more of the stupid ones.
God be with her and her family right now and I feel so bad that everything she has went through already she has
to deal with the death of her little girl. My heart bleeds for her God bless you.
Mon, Jul 20, 2009 3:49 PM
Mon, Jul 20, 2009 10:15 PM
COLUMBUS, Kan. - Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves said Monday that a deputy thought the public
would be threatened if he didn't pursue a car driven by Kaston Hudgins on Thursday.
Hudgins was charged Monday in Newton County (Mo.) Circuit Court with felony vehicle tampering, alleging he stole a 1997 Nissan
Maxima about 8 p.m. Thursday from the parking lot of Freeman Hospital West in Joplin. He is accused of taking his girlfriend's car without her
Joplin police arrested Hudgins on Saturday as he was being released from St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin, said
police Cpl. Chuck Niess.
Hudgins, 22, of Galena, was being held Monday at the Newton County Jail in Neosho. His bond has been set at $20,000.
The vehicle Hudgins was driving was being pursued by a Cherokee County Sheriff's Department patrol car about 9:30 p.m. Thursday
when the Hudgins car struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Teresa Kemp, 41, of Pittsburg. Her daughter, 13-year-old Taylor Kemp, was killed in the crash, and
Teresa Kemp remained in critical condition Monday at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin.
Teresa Kemp is a teacher at Riverton Middle School. Taylor Kemp was a student and cheerleader at the school.
Groves cited advice from Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard in declining to reveal information about the chase. Groves said
Bullard told him that disclosing the information could hurt the prosecution's case. He said he would have preferred to reveal the information to calm the
speculation about the incident.
Groves provided the Globe with a copy of the department's pursuit policy. The policy allows a deputy to initiate a pursuit if
the deputy thinks that a felony has just been committed or the driver is violent, that the driver displays an intention to flee, or that the driver would
endanger people if allowed to flee.
The policy also states that the deputy must consider the seriousness of the initial offense, road and weather conditions,
population density, vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and vehicle performance of the patrol car and other vehicle.
Hudgins reportedly fled when the deputy attempted a traffic stop near Crestline. Groves said the deputy thought that Hudgins would
represent a danger to the public if the deputy didn't initiate a pursuit.
The crash happened several miles to the north, at a four-way stop south of Pittsburg at highways 69, 400 and 171.
Groves said the deputy had radioed ahead to Crawford County, and that a Crawford County deputy was on the scene trying to clear the
intersection in advance of the chase when the crash took place.
The sheriff said a policy review of the incident is continuing.
A makeshift memorial to Taylor Kemp has been erected under a shade tree on the east side of Riverton Friends Church. It included
photos, flowers, stuffed animals and messages written by friends. It also included a short essay that Taylor had written, "The Word Impossible is not in
My Dictionary," a quote attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte.
Another message on the memorial was: "To the sweetest girl. Why did this happen to you? I have asked myself this so many
times! Why did you have to go so soon? Why are you missing all those things that make a girl's life so exciting, all those things that you were about to
Yet another message: "I look up to the sky and think of you."
The memorial had been covered with plastic sheeting Monday to protect it from the rain.
Church secretary Kristal Wilson said church members have been praying for and supporting the Kemp family in every way possible.
"We're just trying to lift them up in prayer," Wilson said. She said Pastor Wes Davis challenged the congregation to
fast and pray for healing for Teresa Kemp.
She said a prayer service Friday night at the football field was attended by hundreds.
"The community has come together, mourned together for Taylor and prayed together for Teresa," Wilson said.
Wilson said many people in Riverton and the area have felt the loss of Taylor Kemp.
"She had so many friends," Wilson said. "She was a great girl."
Arrangements for Taylor Kemp are pending.
Charges pending
Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard said Monday that he will charge Kaston Hudgins in Cherokee County, but he is awaiting the investigative report from the
Kansas Highway Patrol before deciding the appropriate charges.
The complaint against Kaston Hudgins, 22, of Galena, Kan., accuses him of stealing a 1997 Nissan Maxima from the
parking lot of Freeman Hospital West in Joplin at about 8 p.m. Thursday.
Authorities say Hudgins later crashed that car at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday in Cherokee County, striking the rear of another vehicle
driven by Teresa Kemp, 41, of Pittsburg.
Killed in the crash was Kemp's 13-year-old daughter, Taylor Kemp, a Riverton Middle School student and
cheerleader. Teresa Kemp, a Riverton Middle School teacher, today remained in critical condition at St. John's Regional Medical Center.
Hudgins was in the Newton County Jail today after being arrested by Joplin police Saturday as he was being released from St.
John's Regional Medical Center. His bond on the Newton County charge has been set at $20,000.
Hudgins' allegedly stolen car was being pursued by a Cherokee County Sheriff's patrol car at around 9:30 p.m. Thursday when
the Nissan struck the Kemp vehicle.
Tue, Jul 21, 2009 9:27 AM
At around 10:15 p.m. last Thursday, Ashley Kelley told the Joplin Police Department that her 1997 Nissan Maxima had been taken without her permission, by her
boyfriend, Kaston Hudgins, 22. At around 9:35 p.m. that evening, the Maxima, driven by Hudgins, hit a car at the intersection of U.S. 69 and Highway 400. The
accident killed 13-year-old Taylor Kemp and left her mother, Teresa Kemp, in critical condition at St. John's Regional Medical Center, where she remained
as of Monday afternoon.
Hudgins was arrested over the weekend and is being charged in Newton County, Mo., with tampering in the first degree. His bond was set at $20,000. There
have not yet been any charges filed in relation to the accident. An investigation into the accident continues, according to Cherokee County Sheriff David
According to the probable cause statement, Kelley told Joplin police that Hudgins borrowed the keys to the Maxima "to listen to the radio," but
Kelley insisted that he not drive the car "due to his intoxicated state." Kelley, according to the statement, attempted to retrieve the keys, but
Hudgins refused to return them and "instead drove off in the vehicle without Kelley's permission."
Later that evening, the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office attempted to conduct a traffic stop near Crestline on the car, driven by Hudgins. However,
authorities said Hudgins sped off, causing the pursuing deputy to give chase. Citing an ongoing investigation, Groves has declined to comment on why Hudgins
was being pulled over, although he added that "at some point," Hudgins was reportedly driving with the headlights of the car turned off.
There has been much discussion since the accident regarding whether the high-speed chase was necessary. On Monday, Groves defended the actions of the
deputy who pursued Hudgins.
"I understand that it's a controversial topic," Groves said. "In certain situations, when someone poses a potential threat to the
public, it's law enforcement's responsibility to attempt to stop that person. We always want to stop these people before someone gets hurt;
unfortunately, in this tragic accident, we were not able to."
Tue, Jul 21, 2009 8:04 PM
Tue, Jul 21, 2009 10:40 PM
Globe/T. Rob Brown - The memorial for Taylor Kemp at Riverton (Kan.) Friends Church as seen Tuesday, July
21, 2009.
A Galena, Kan., man who was involved in a fatal car crash that ended a police pursuit in Kansas is free after posting bond Monday
night related to a felony charge in Newton County.
Charges are being considered against him in Cherokee County, Kan.
Kaston Hudgins, 22, is charged in Newton County with felony vehicle tampering, alleging he took his girlfriend's car July 16
from the parking lot of Freeman Hospital West in Joplin without her permission.
A probable-cause affidavit, filed by Joplin police Detective Chad Comer, states that Ashley Kelley reported the alleged theft. She
told Comer that she gave Hudgins the keys to her 1997 Nissan Maxima to allow him to listen to the radio in the hospital parking lot, but told him not to drive
it because he was intoxicated. The affidavit states that Kelley went to the parking lot to retrieve the keys from Hudgins, but that he drove away in the
vehicle. That was about 8:15 p.m.
About 9:30 p.m., a deputy with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Department attempted a traffic stop near Crestline, Kan., on the
vehicle driven by Hudgins. Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves has not revealed the reason for the attempted traffic stop, but he said the deputy was not
aware that the car had been reported stolen. Groves has said he is acting on the advice of Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard in not revealing the specific
reason for the attempted traffic stop.
Hudgins reportedly fled in the vehicle, and the deputy pursued in his patrol car. Groves has said the deputy thought that it was
necessary to initiate and continue the pursuit because Hudgins represented a danger to other motorists. Groves has said the county attorney has advised him not
divulge the deputy's reasoning because doing so could weaken the prosecution's case.
The pursuit ended when the vehicle Hudgins was driving struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Teresa Kemp, 41, of Pittsburg, Kan.,
at the intersection of highways 69, 400 and 171, according to authorities. Kemp was listed as being in critical condition Tuesday at St. John's Regional
Medical Center in Joplin. Her daughter, 13-year-old Taylor Kemp, died at the accident scene.
Groves said the deputy radioed to the Crawford County (Kan.) Sheriff's Department to notify deputies that the vehicles were
approaching the four-way stop.
Crawford County Sheriff Sandy Horton on Tuesday said one deputy had arrived at the intersection south of Pittsburg with the
intention of deploying "stop sticks" to deflate the tires of the Hudgins vehicle. Horton said the deputy had turned on the emergency lights on his
patrol car but had not had a chance to exit his patrol car when the crash happened.
Horton said other Crawford County sheriff's deputies were on the way toward the intersection. Horton said one motorist noticed
the Crawford County deputy's emergency lights and was able to avoid being involved in the crash.
Teresa Kemp is a teacher at Riverton Middle School. Taylor Kemp was a student and cheerleader at the school. A memorial for Taylor Kemp has been erected at
Riverton Friends Church.
Wed, Jul 22, 2009 12:52 PM
Thu, Jul 23, 2009 9:14 AM
Teresa Kemp
The July 16 accident involving a police chase has claimed its second victim.
Teresa Kemp, 41, of Pittsburg, Kan., died Wednesday at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin, said
Jasper County Coroner Rob Chappel. She had been in critical condition since the accident.
Kemp's daughter, 13-year-old Taylor Kemp, died at the scene of the crash.
Teresa Kemp was a teacher at Riverton (Kan.) Middle School, and Taylor Kemp was a student and cheerleader at the school.
'Dedicated professional'
Riverton School District Superintendent Todd Berry on Wednesday issued a statement expressing deep sadness over the deaths of
Teresa Kemp and Taylor Kemp.
"During her many years as a teacher at Riverton, Mrs. Kemp greatly impacted the lives of hundreds of students and helped to
bring a smile to the faces of those with whom she came in contact," Berry said in the statement. "She was a dedicated professional who gave her
students her very best every day to instill in them the learning and skills necessary to become successful adults."
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, the accident happened about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16, when a vehicle driven by
Kaston Hudgins, 22, of Galena, Kan., struck the rear of the Kemp vehicle at the intersection of highways 69, 400 and 171, south of Pittsburg.
The intersection is on the Cherokee-Crawford county line.
The Hudgins vehicle was being pursued by a patrol car driven by a Cherokee County sheriff's deputy. Sheriff David Groves has
said Hudgins fled in the vehicle after the deputy attempted a traffic stop near Crestline.
Groves has not revealed the reason for the attempted traffic stop, but said the deputy initiated and continued the chase because he
thought Hudgins represented a danger to the public if he didn't pursue him.
Missouri charge
Groves also said the deputy wasn't aware that Hudgins allegedly had stolen the vehicle when he initiated the traffic stop.
Hudgins' girlfriend, Ashley Kelley, had reported to Joplin police about an hour before the crash that Hudgins had taken her
1997 Nissan Maxima without her permission. In a probable-cause affidavit filed by Joplin police, Kelley reported that she gave Hudgins the keys to the vehicle
to allow him to listen to the radio in the parking lot at Freeman Hospital West, but told him not to drive the car because he was intoxicated. The document
states that when Kelley went to the parking lot to retrieve the keys from Hudgins, he drove away. It was the vehicle Hudgins was driving when the crash
Joplin police arrested Hudgins on Saturday as he was being released from St. John's. He was charged in Newton County Circuit
Court with felony vehicle tampering. He was freed Monday night from the Newton County Jail when he posted $20,000 bond.
Step by step
Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard said Wednesday that the Kansas Highway Patrol had not completed its investigation of the
accident, and that there was no time frame for that. He said he cannot file charges until he has the investigative report. He said he wants to do things
"We want to make sure everything's done right," Bullard said. "This is very important to us."
He said he is a husband and father, and will try to put himself in the family's place when considering charges.
"I will do everything I can to make sure justice is done," he said.
Groves said one of the items for which the Highway Patrol is waiting is toxicology results on Hudgins. He said medical personnel
either at the accident scene or at the hospital drew a blood sample from Hudgins.
Chris Meek is a criminal defense attorney in Baxter Springs, Kan., and also is a former county prosecutor and assistant Kansas
attorney general. He has no connection to the case, but was asked to explain the rights afforded to the suspect in this case.
Meek said Hudgins was guaranteed a reasonable bond on his Newton County charge. When bond is met, there are no provisions to
continue to detain someone.
"Every citizen is presumed innocent, unless found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt," Meek said. He said Hudgins must
return to court in Missouri on the date specified or a warrant for his arrest would be issued.
He said there is no basis right now to arrest Hudgins in Cherokee County, because he hasn't been charged with anything. He said
a prosecutor shouldn't rush to file charges immediately, but should consider charges carefully and cautiously.
"When you have horrific facts, people are outraged," Meek said. "But they shouldn't be outraged at the
prosecutor. The public should be happy they have a prosecutor who's not going to jump the gun and is doing his job."
Counseling plans
Grief counseling will be available for Riverton students at the start of school in August, according to a statement from Riverton Superintendent Todd Berry.
Counselors also were provided immediately after Taylor Kemp's death.
Thu, Jul 23, 2009 10:25 PM
Fri, Jul 24, 2009 5:33 PM
Monday, July 20, was a busy day for 4-H members and their families at the fair as judging took place, buildings while outside animals were being brought in,
weighed and stalled. Those who evaluated the projects were Gayla Corley of Westphalia - geology; Gary Kilgore of Chanute - crops, gardens, flowers, rockets,
forestry and shooting sports; Lorraine Kilgore of Chanute - banners, reading, self-determined; Nicole Meyer of Pittsburg - heritage arts; Carol Mattox and Pam
Paxson of Columbus - clothing construction.
The llama show was the highlight from Monday night with Sarah Maxton judging that event. This year five 4-H members in the intermediate age division (ages
10-13) competed. Named as champion in the showmanship was Jamie Leeper with McKinzie Clark as the reserve; Dakota Moss was the champion in the obstacle course
with McKinzie as reserve; and in the pack class Dakota was the champion and Jamie the reserve.Other results from the day include:
Llama, showmanship, purple - Jamie Leeper, McKinzie Clark, blue - Morgan Leeper, Dakota Moss, Ryan Clark; obstacle course, purple - Dakota Moss, McKinzie
Clark, blue - Dakota Moss(2), Ryan Clark, Jamie Leeper; pack class, purple - Dakota Moss, Jamie Leeper, blue - Morgan Leeper.
Geology, purple - Timothy Epler, Devin Pearson(2), Rachel Willhite, Christina Epler, Lucas Epler.
Reading, purple - Delaney Palmer, Jacob Wyckoff, Ashlynn Mullere, blue - Kaylee Gum, Tyler Gum.
Banners, purple - Spring Valley Sparklers 4-H Club, blue - Sheridan 4-H Club.
Rocketry, purple - Rachel Willhite, Blake Martin, Amber H elwig, blue - Kindall Henning, Dylan Helwig, Jordan Wilson, red - Kenny Herrenbruck, Hayden
Wilson, Dylan Wilson.
Self-determined, purple - Amber Helwig, Daniel Rennie, Erin Pearson, blue - Erin Pearson, Jacob Wyckoff, red - Laney Brown, Heather Eckhardt, Taylor Brown,
Rachelle Roth, Blake Martin.
Shooting sports, purple - Alex Vanderbeck.
Forestry, purple - Erin Pearson, blue - Samantha Greninger.
Wildlife, purple - Joshua Wyckoff(2), blue - Jacob Wyckoff.
Heritage arts, purple - Samantha Greninger(2), Rachelle Roth, Hannah Gideon, Ashlynn Mullere, blue - Delanie Sharp, Jenna Frisbie, Haddie Gideon, Hannah
Clothing construction, purple - Randi Mercer, Ashlynn Mullere(2), Gracee Pritchett, Delaney Palmer, Skyler Henderson, Dusti Henderson(2), Elaine Darcey, Jaylyn
Davis, Jacob Wyckoff, Joshua Wyckoff; blue - Skyler Henderson(6), Dusti Henderson(5), Elaine Darcey, Ashlee Lacen, Gracee Pritchett(2), Eric Underwood,
Brittnie Jameson, Samantha Greninger, Kaylee Gum(2), Randi Mercer, Cassidy Westervelt, red - Chloe Spooner, Skyler Henderson.
Crops and gardens, Yellow Onions, purple - Timothy Epler, blue - Christina Epler, Eric Underwood.
White Onions, red - Phillip Underwood, Joshua Curry, Katrina Curry.
Tomatoes, purple - Joshua Curry, Brian Martin, Blake Martin, blue - Katrina Curry;
White Potatoes, purple - Phillip Underwood, blue - Eric Underwood, red - Joshua Curry, Katrina Curry.
Red Potatoes, purple - Brian Martin.
Green Beans, blue - Blake Martin, Emily Johnson, red - Taylor Jarrett.
Carrots, blue - Hannah Gideon, Blake Martin, red - Haddie Gideon, Joshua Curry, Austyn Simpson, Katrina Curry.
Bell Peppers, blue - Haddie Gideon, red - Brian Martin.
Okra, red - Austyn Simpson.
Sage, blue - Brian Martin.
Other Peppers, purple - Blake Martin, Phillip Underwood, blue - Grant Simpson, Haddie Gideon, red - Eric Underwood, hannah Gideon.
Squash, purple - Blake Martin, Brian Martin, blue - Emily Johnson, Austyn Simpson, red - Grant Simpson.
Cabbage, purple - Timothy Epler.
Cucumbers, purple - Taylor Jarrett, blue - Nathan Lopp, white - Hannah Gideon.
Yellow Field Corn, blue - Rachelle Roth, red - Renee Roth.
Soybeans, purple - Renee Roth, Rachelle Roth.
Wheat Heads, blue - Rachelle Roth, Renee Roth.
Corn, purple - Phillip Underwood.
Red Winter Wheat - hard, blue - Eric Underwood, red - Phillip Underwood.
Red Winter Wheat - soft, blue - Eric Underwood, red - Phillip Underwood.
Blackberries, purple - Amber Helwig, blue - Joshua Curry.
Blueberries, purple - Eric Underwood.
Grapes, purple - Phillip Underwood.
Watermelon, purple - Nathan Lopp.
Mint, purple - Nathan Lopp.
Floriculture, Torenia, blue - Phillip Underwood, Eric Underwood.
Petunia, purple - Eric Underwood, Phillip Underwood, blue - Eric Underwood, red -Ashlynn Mullere.
Daylily, purple - Nathan Lopp, blue - Nathan Lopp, red- Renee Roth.
Geranium, red - Eric Underwood.
Hollyhock, purple - Beth Mercer, Brian Martin, blue - Phillip Underwood, Blake Martin.
Zinnia, purple - Ashlynn Mullere, Grant Simpson, blue - Blake Martin(2), Brian Martin,
red - Eric Underwood, Austyn Simpson.
Nicotina, blue - Phillip Underwood, Eric Underwood.
Vinca, purple - Katrina Curry, red - Joshua Curry(2).
Tiger Lily, blue - Katrina Curry, Joshua Curry.
Impatiens, red - Phillip Underwood.
Viola, blue - Phillip Underwood.
Gomphrena, purple - Eric Underwood, Phillip Underwood.
Dianthus, blue - Eric Underwood, Beth Mercer.
Hibiscus, purple - Phillip Underwood, Eric Underwood, blue - Renee Roth, red - Ashlynn Mullere, Renee Roth.Cleome, purple - Blake Martin, red - Nathan Lopp,
Phillip Underwood.
Rose Moss, blue - Blake Martin.
Blackeyed Susan, purple - Beth Mercer.
Phlox, blue - Blake Martin.
Snapdragons, blue - Nathan Lopp, Brian Martin, Blake Martin.
Blanket Flower, blue - Brian Martin.
Annual, blue - Brian Martin.
Marigold, purple - Austyn Simpson, Brian Martin, blue - Emily Johnson, Blake Martin, Ashlynn Mullere(2), red - Grant Simpson, Joshua Curry.
Sunflower, blue - Nathan Lopp.
Sweet Pea, blue - Phillip Underwood.
Rose, blue - Beth Mercer, Eric Underwood, red - Beth Mercer.
African Violet, red - Joshua Curry.
Flowering Potted Plant, blue - Timothy Epler, redred - Christina Epler.
Foliage Potted Plant, purple - Timothy Epler.
Desert Garden, purple - Ashlynn Mullere.
Sat, Jul 25, 2009 5:33 PM
RIVERTON, Kan. - The funeral for Teresa Kemp and her daughter, Taylor Kemp, is set
for 10 a.m. today at Riverton High School.
Teresa Kemp, 41, died Wednesday [July, 22]. Taylor Kemp, 13, died Thursday, July 16. The Pittsburg
residents both died of injuries suffered in a July 16 car accident that involved a police chase.
Teresa Kemp was a Riverton Middle School teacher, having worked for the school district for 13 years. Taylor Kemp had finished
seventh grade at Riverton Middle School, where she was a cheerleader and participated in track, basketball, softball, band, orchestra and choir. Both were
members of Riverton Friends Church.
Pastor Wes Davis and Jeff Adams will officiate at the service. Burial will be in Lowell Cemetery.
The Kansas Highway Patrol reported the accident happened about 9:30 p.m. on July 16 when a vehicle driven by Kaston Hudgins, 22, of
Galena, struck the rear of the Kemp vehicle at the intersection of Highways 69, 400 and 171 south of Pittsburg. The Hudgins vehicle was being pursued by a
patrol car from the Cherokee County Sheriff's Department.
The deputy had attempted to stop the Hudgins vehicle at Crestline, but Sheriff David Groves said Hudgins fled.
The sheriff has not revealed the reason for the initial traffic stop, but said the deputy was correct in pursuing Hudgins because
he represented a danger to other motorists, but he would not divulge what that danger was.
Groves also said the deputy wasn't aware the vehicle had been reported stolen.
Hudgins is charged in Newton County, Mo., with felony vehicle tampering. About an hour before the crash, Ashley Kelley had reported
to Joplin police that Hudgins had taken her vehicle without her permission. A probable-cause affidavit notes that Kelley told police that she gave Hudgins the
keys to her 1997 Nissan Maxima so he could listen to the radio in the parking lot of Freeman Hospital West, but she told him not to drive it, because he was
drunk. When she went to the parking lot to retrieve the keys, he drove away, according to the affidavit.
Hudgins was initially in custody in the Newton County Jail after being released from St. John's Regional Medical Center, but
was freed after posting $20,000 bond on Monday.
Cherokee County Attorney John Bullard on Friday said he continued to await the investigative report from the Kansas Highway Patrol
before filing any charges against Hudgins.
Family request
The Kemp family is asking that memorial donations be made to the Teresa and Taylor Kemp Memorial Scholarship Foundation, in care of
the Riverton Friends Church or Derfelt Funeral Homes.
Note: It's strange both their obituaries have been online in the Pittsburg Morning Sun, the Columbus Daily Advocate and the
Miami News-Record, while the Joplin Globe has only had the mothers, Teresa LeAnn Gilstrap Kemp.
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We offer for sale a semi detached property in the semi rural village of Crynant with accommodation comprising: Entrace hallway, 3 reception rooms, kitchen & conservatory to the ground floor. To the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and bathroom. The property benefits from gas central heating, front and rear garden. Close to local amenities and schools. Good road access to Neath, Ystradgynlais and the A465.
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Doctor Who fans are eagerly awaiting the Blu-ray release of the TV movie version, starring Paul McGann as the Time Lord, available from September 19.
Committed Whovians will know that this house in Chiswick, was used as a location for the first episode of the cult series in 1963.
Close to Turnham Green station, it is now for sale at a guide price of £1,749,950 through Dexters.
On the popular Glebe Estate, the period property has bespoke interiors with a modern twist.
There is plenty of room for hosting time-travelling friends, with three large bedrooms and bathrooms.
The reception area has double-height windows, while outdoor space includes a courtyard garden and balcony.
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1/30 Rent the Barbados retreat fit for a Hollywood couple
£3,037 a nightGlamorous Hollywood couple Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz recently holidayed at Bougainvillea House on Great Exuma in The Bahamas. Scroll right...
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2/30 Spectacular setting
This seven-bedroom villa sleeps 18 and has nine bathrooms, with the ocean in front of the property to lull you to sleep, and the private beach on your doorstep. Scroll right...
3/30 A-list guests
Bougainvillea House was the location for the cover shoot of Sports Illustrated's 2016 Swimsuit Edition featuring Ronda Rousey, and actress Glenn Close is among a string of stars who have stayed there. Scroll right...
4/30 Superstar perks
It comes with its own 10-passenger speedboat and captain, and starts at £3,037 a night. You'll find it on www.tripadvisor.com/Rentals.
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5/30 Jamie's TV pad owners ask for more
£2.75 millionA Clerkenwell warehouse conversion, the setting for Jamie Oliver's debut TV series, The Naked Chef, is back on the market. The home, listed last year for £2,695,000, failed to find a buyer and is on sale again at £2.75 million with Dexters. The main body of the house is accessed by the spiral staircase that the star chef would slide down on his show. There is also a gym and full-height windows overlooking Quaker Gardens. Around the corner from Whitecross Street Market, it's well-located for foodies and City types.
6/30 Chiswick house is something of a Tardis
£1.75 millionCommitted Whovians will know that this house in Chiswick, was used as a location for the first episode of Doctor Who in 1963. Close to Turnham Green station, it is now for sale through Dexters. On the popular Glebe Estate, the period property has bespoke interiors with a modern twist. There is plenty of room for hosting time-travelling friends, with three large bedrooms and bathrooms....
7/30 Mary Berry's former Bucks bolthole
£3 millionGBBO aficionados will be keen to know that Mary Berry's former family home is for sale. Much of Berry's early TV work was filmed in the kitchen and the property was recently seen on BBC2's The Mary Berry story. The Red House has a master bedroom suite and five further bedrooms. There is also a dining room where Berry would entertain guests and a coach house in the grounds comprises a garage, workshop, store and tack room.
8/30 Keep up with Kylie
£3.4 millionThe youngest Kardashian sister, Kylie Jenner, 19, has snapped up a £3.4 million house in four acres in Hidden Hills, California, next to the £4.5 million home she bought there in May. She plans to turn the new house into a base for her Kylie Cosmetics business. She also owns a place in Calabasas, LA,close to other Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars, but put it up for sale for £2.9 million in June. Scroll right...
9/30 No laughing matter
£2.43 millionRowan Atkinson has dropped the asking price of his Oxfordshire home again. The star of Mr Bean listed the charming property in Waterperry village for £2.9 million more than a year ago. It failed to shift, so he dropped the price by £250,000 in June. However, it's now down to £2,425,000 with Carter Jonas. The Grade II -listed, five-bedroom property dates back to 1777 and is set in six acres including a stretch along the Thames. Scroll right...
10/30 Fit for the Olympians
As Tom Daley prepares for diving in Rio, he can rest up at the striking mansion in Parque Lage. Team GB can treat it as a home from home with friends and family during the Rio Games. Framed by botanical gardens, the house sits beneath the Christ the Redeemer statue. Scroll right...
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11/30 Never say Never...
£3,038 a nightJustin Bieber's Instagram account was recently awash with pictures of his Hawaiian holiday. The five-bedroom home has a rooftop helipad and an Olympic-size swimming pool with a two-storey waterslide.
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12/30 The girl next door
This Morning's Holly Willoughby has been voted the ultimate "girl next door". The ITV presenter, a mother of three, topped a poll of celebrities we'd most like as neighbours, beating ex-Bond star Sean Connery and Hollywood actor Harrison Ford.
13/30 Sir Patrick's Dales retreat snapped up
£535,000Sir Patrick Stewart has sold Scar Top House, his holiday home in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, just over a month after putting it on the market. The Star Trek actor owned the Grade II-listed farmhouse for 25 years.
14/30 A League of Their Own
£14.4 millionHollywood A-list couple, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are selling their two side-by-side homes in upmarket Pacific Palisades. They live in a £19.9 million home nearby and own three other LA properties as well as holiday homes in Malibu and Idaho.
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15/30 The perfect sale
£330,0002012 GBBO champion John Whaite has found a buyer for his Woolwich flat. The champion baker has lived in the flat for three years and fans will recognise the living room, as he is pictured in it for the cover of his latest book, Perfect Plates In 5 Ingredients. (Scroll right...)
16/30 From the US with love
£3.05 millionThe six-bedroom Vermont ranch where Fleming wrote For Your Eyes Only, Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever is for sale. The author was a friend of the estate's owners, A&P supermarket heiress Josephine Huntington Hartford Bryce and her husband Ivar, an ex-British intelligence officer who was at Eton with Fleming. (Scroll right...)
17/30 You better believe it
£64.4 millionCher's former Beverly Hills home has been transformed by the current owners into a 16-acre equestrian estate, and it's now for sale. Hidden from public view by mature landscaping, the 20,000sq ft main residence has 11 bedrooms, wood-burning fireplaces and beamed ceilings. Outside there is a pool, spa and kitchen, plus a detached 7,000sq ft five-bedroom guesthouse. (Scroll right...)
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18/30 It's expensive to keep up with Kourtney
£38 millionAmerican reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian spent a week-long getaway at a beach-chic home in Nantucket, Massachusetts. The compound includes a main house with four bedrooms, a cinema and an entertainment room, plus a two-bedroom guest cottage. (Scroll right...)
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19/30 Matthew Perry's Fitzrovia rental is for sale
£6.95 millionMatthew Perry rented the penthouse while performing in his hit West End play 'The End Of Longing'. The flat is spread over the top three floors of the landmark Fitzrovia Apartment building in Bolsover Street and its roof terraces are more spacious than the average UK house. Perry is pictured here with cast member Jennifer Mudge. (Scroll right...)
20/30 Can't help falling in love
£4.5 millionLisa Marie Presley is selling her 15th-century manor house with three swimming pools south of Rotherfield village in East Sussex. Located within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Grade II-listed property, right, named Coes Hall, also includes 11 bedrooms. Modern luxuries which Elvis's daughter, left, has had installed include a cinema, and it's handy for upmarket shopping in Tunbridge Wells. A stunning circular garden room has dreamy views over the garden and lake, while there are stables and a cottage in the grounds. (Scroll right...)
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21/30 Dictator's doctor in the house
£10 millionOnce the Thirties home of the eminent Italian doctor Sir Aldo Castellani, who skipped England in a rush after it was revealed the dictator Benito Mussolini was his patient, the last privately owned and occupied house in Harley Street is for sale. The grand central London property has been in aristocratic hands for more than 100 years. A regular visitor today is model Liberty Ross, daughter of current owner Roxana 'Bunty' Lampson. The family is ready to say goodbye to the five-storey property which comes with three residential flats and medical accommodation. (Scroll right...)
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22/30 For sale, actually
£1.5 millionA Grade II-listed apartment which had a starring role in the hit 2003 movie Love Actually has just come on to the market. The two-bedroom garden flat was the home of writer Jamie Bennett, portrayed in the film by Colin Firth, right. Jamie lived there with his girlfriend — until he found out she was having an affair with his brother. The property is in Chiswick and was originally built for the English watercolour painter and lithographer Joseph Nash, who was apprenticed to the architectural draughtsman and artist Augustus Charles Pugin in 1827. The layout is still centred around the original artist's studio which is used as a big open-plan dining room with a wonderful large window and high ceilings. (Scroll right...)
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23/30 Indecent proposal revised
£45 millionDemi Moore has taken a staggering £12.2 million off the asking price for her New York City penthouse atop the glamorous San Remo building, below. The 7,000sq ft triplex was originally listed last year for £57.2 million. However, in a bid to sell quickly, the actress, above, has slashed the price of the six-bedroom home she bought 25 years ago with then-husband Bruce Willis from Saturday Night Fever producer, Robert Stigwood. The flat has its own lift entrance and the spacious roof terrace has one of the best views in the city. Hollywood's A-list favours the block, where neighbours include Diane Keaton, Dustin Hoffman and Steven Spielberg. (Scroll right...)
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24/30 The Clooney's new love boat
£10,000Power couple George and Amal Clooney have splashed out on a £10,000 small boat for their Oxfordshire estate. The pair are said to be spending £20 million renovating their Thameside Sonning home which they bought for a rumoured £7.5 million two years ago. (Scroll right...)
25/30 Location, location
£5.3 millionElstree Lodge in Hertfordshire has been used as a filming location by the likes of Reggie Yates, Fearne Cotton and Joanna Lumley. Now the five-bedroom family home is on the market for £1.35 million with Lumley Estates. The loud interiors won't be to every buyer's taste but that is easily fixed. (Scroll right...)
26/30 Buy Attenborough's £2m Riviera retreat
£2 millionThe celebrated actor and director used the property in the picturesque Provençal village of Châteauneuf-Grasse as his holiday home. Set in approximately four acres of gently sloped grounds, it offers uninterrupted countryside views all the way to the Mediterranean. Perfect for summer escapes, the grounds include a swimming pool, a covered patio and hundreds of century-old olive trees. Lord Attenborough, who acquired the plot in the 1980s, revamped the main house to include four bedrooms, three bedrooms and an open-plan living room.(Scroll right...)
27/30 The race is on for Nigel's former villa
£819,000In Bendinat on the island of Mallorca, Mansell's former retreat is part of a private community of 14 luxury villas with communal gardens and a swimming pool. There are four double bedrooms and the large terrace has a brick-built BBQ and a wood-burning pizza oven for al fresco dining. It would be ideal for keen golfers as the Real Golf de Bendinat club is just a few minutes away by foot. (Scroll right...)
28/30 Stylish flats set for a swift sale
£499,950A Victorian building in the middle of Eton High Street, once the medical wing of Eton College, is now seven apartments. With alumni including English actor Tom Hiddleston — seen right with his girlfriend, American singer Taylor Swift — to Princes William and Harry, Eton has long been synonymous with wealth and privilege. The new two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments are designed with this in mind, appealing to those with a taste for the finer things in life. At £499,950 the homes will also benefit from Crossrail completion in 2019, with trains to the City, Canary Wharf and the West End running from nearby Taplow station. (Scroll right...)
29/30 Kendall's £5.3m place on the Sunset Strip
£5.3 millionSupermodel Kendall Jenner has bought a five-bedroom home in the Hollywood Hills from British actress Emily Blunt and her American actor husband, John Krasinski. The 20-year-old sister of the Kardashians spent £5.3 million on the 4,800sq ft house in Sunset Strip. Social butterfly Kendall loves the white walls, exposed brick and the fabulous outdoor pool area with a cosy fireplace and barbecue. (Scroll right...)
30/30 Branson student digs sell for record price
£5.95 millionBrexit isn't bringing down prices on the Hyde Park Estate in W2. A home in Connaught Square, has just exchanged at the asking price of £5.95 million, a record for the square in terms of pounds per square foot. Richard Branson started Student magazine, his first business, in the basement of the 3,671sq ft property in 1968. The five-bedroom Grade II-listed house with a pretty terrace has a location to die for — with Hyde Park and Oxford Street just around the corner. New residents should brace themselves for the paparazzi, as the Blairs are among near neighbours. (Scroll right...)
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After a rigorous workout, Rosie Huntington Whiteley stepped out of her Los Angeles gym on Wednesday afternoon (January 16).
The 25-year-old model donned a casual sweat suit ensemble as she made her way back to her awaiting ride.
In career news, Rosie recently shared a special behind-the-scenes clip to promote her clothing line Rosie for Autograph.
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British pet owners are more likely to display a photo of their pet than their partner on the mantelpiece at home, according to a new study Opinion Matters, September 2008 released today. Photographs of our pets are second only to children, taking pride of place over and above husbands, wives and parents in our home!
The study, commissioned by PURINA ONE pet food, reflects the regard and admiration we have for our furry friends. The consideration we give to our pets is evident in that 94% of Britons can spot the signs of good health, such as a shiny coat, bright eyes, stronger appetite and increased energy â all attributes that are key to capturing a great image of any pet. Understandably, 84% of pet owners believe their pet is naturally beautiful on camera. A likely reason why those photographs sit so proudly on the mantelpiece!
The survey results coincide with the launch of the âPURINA ONE in a Millionâ campaign; which calls on British pet owners to submit naturally beautiful pictures of their cats and dogs, to give them the chance to star in PURINA ONEâs national advertising campaign in 2009.
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Research ››› ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF
We've got a new "Think Again" column called "Plummeting Press Freedom," on press freedom in the U.S. and the rest of the world, and my new Nation column, "A Liberal Supermajority (Finally) Finds Its Voice" is here, and closes with a quote from that late great political pundit, Sam Cooke.
I also did a post on the Rashid Khalidi controversy for the Guardian, and the Times has a follow up story, here, which is fine, save for the fact that it suffers from treating Daniel "Professor of Hate" Pipes as a credible source, and thereby worsening the problem.
Eric Boehlert writes: We last noticed Time's John Cloud when he wrote a blogospheric classic in the form of a Valentine to Ann Coulter (has it really been three years?), where the hate mistress was transformed into a public intellectual. Now Cloud's back with "The Gay Mafia That's Redefining Politics," and the troubles with the piece pile up fast. Read more here.
Name: Steve Crozier
Hometown: Oceanside CA
Eric --
I've been reading about the various negotiations concerning the status of forces agreement with Iraq.
In light of John McCain's proclamation that "victory" is near I find it somewhat amusing that we have to "negotiate" the SFA.
It seems to me that a real victor in a war would impose a status of force agreement -- not negotiate one.
Look at who is doing the negotiating and who is doing the imposing in this case. Doesn't say much for our "victory" does it.
Name: Larry Israelson
Hometown: Glendale, CA
I just submitted the following comment to ABC News:
Dear Mr. Gibson:
I am a middle-class white male heterosexual registered Democrat who donated $20 to Sen. Obama's Presidential campaign and I don't care who knows about it.
If anybody wants to follow suit, go here.
Name: Michael Green
Hometown: Las Vegas, NV
If you want to know why newspapers are in trouble, here is a blog by the editor of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, whose publisher and editors have been in the tank for McCain and calling Obama a socialist long before McCain started doing so.
He believes that confidential sources shouldn't be protected. Isn't that lovely?
Name: Bob Wenning
Hometown: Chicago
It just amazes me how these media types shrug at the existence of an entire network devoted to spreading right-wing propaganda but go into hysterics because a couple of shows on MSNBC have a liberal orientation (see link in this post from Tuesday).
The one good nugget in this article was the admission by Frank Luntz that liberals were dominating the internet while conservatives dominate talk radio (and that he'd prefer to dominate the internet). I believe the reason for this is because liberals generally will not simply spew their opinions without some basis of fact. Fact-free, hate spewing speech is the bread & butter of right wing radio and there is really no way to contradict them and correct their facts. As Media Matters has shown, it is relatively easy to dispel the ridiculous stories and conspiracies espoused by right wing bloggers - which is why they are not as successful (although why it didn't catch up to Drudge before now is a mystery -- but I guess the MSM doesn't like questioning their assignment editor).
Now I read that Republicans are talking about curtailing advance voting. I commute a fair distance to my IT job (a subject for another time) and would have to drive back home, stand in line, and then drive back to work if there was any day left. Essentially, it would force me take a day off unpaid to exercise my right and responsibility to vote. Sounds something like those unfunded mandates Republicans used to scream about.
Name: Carl Lowe
Hometown: Arab, Alabama
Dr. A,
Listening to Lawrence Eagleburger's endorsement of McCain on NPR this afternoon, I laughed when he was asked about Sarah Palin and he had to answer, after a moment of uncomfortable silence, that no, she was not ready to take over the reins as Commander in Chief if "God forbid" something happened to McCain. Unfortunately the moderator didn't press Mr. Eagleburger on what the choice of Palin said about McCain's judgment. But it was pretty clear to anybody listening that even to Eagleburger the choice of Palin was a mistake as he struggled to both be honest about his feelings and not diss the McCain ticket.
Wonder if the other four former Secys of State who have endorsed McCain have the same reservations? Maybe a journalist somewhere should ask them.
Name: Martin E. Cobern
Hometown: Cheshire, CT
While Casino Royale was the first of the Bond books, it was, I believe, the last of the original series to come to the screen straight. This was, perhaps, a result of the first Casino Royale, starring Peter Sellers, Woody Allen and a gaggle of stars, with a theme by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
Name: Bob Hawks
Hometown: Chicago
With regard to Bill's critique today of swapping out baccarat for poker in the film of Casino Royale, difficulties in adapting books to film aside, as a long time Bond film fan who finally read his first Ian Fleming book, Casino Royale, lemme just point out that in the book James Bond's big assassination escape plan consists of -- wait for it -- leaning back too far in his chair, falling over backwards, and running like hell. Daniel Craig he was not ...
Name: Jeff Weed
Hometown: Little Elm, TX
Dr. A,
From the lyrics to "Live And Let Die" printed in my CD sleeve of Sir Paul's "All The Best" compilation:
"But if this ever-changing world in which we live in makes you give in and cry..."
Case closed ... unless you believe the record company/publisher would actually make such an error based upon a common mishearing of the lyric. This would be the equivalent of an official reprint of Creedence Clearwater Revival lyrics making reference to a "bathroom on the right." Sure, the lyric would be more sensible as "in which we're living" -- but, after all, this IS the guy who wrote "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da."
FYI: The Rock Book of Lists even gave this line the "Throw-In-An-Extra-Preposition-And-Call-It-Artistic-License" Award for Dubious Recording Achievements.
Eric replies: So it's a single redundancy, rather than the unique achievement of a double redundancy. Actually, it was "Oh bla dee, Oh bla da," and it's bloody Shakespeare compared to "Live and Let Die" ...
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Though a good amount has already been raised, donations are still being sought for the this year's Fourth of July Fireworks Show in Uvalde. The show, which is being organized by the Uvalde Leader-News and Uvalde Volunteer Fire Department, had its debut last year and is being held again this July 4 at the Uvalde County Fairplex.
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You Weren't Listening! --DeWese
WARNING! This column may be monitored or recorded for quality purposes. This means you, Marvelle Stump. No cussin' while you are reading. No snoring. No spillin' barbecue sauce on the pages of this magazine. No sassy back talk! No drinking Jack Daniels, chased with Pabst Blue Ribbon, while you're reading this column.
I'm still mad from last month's column that was all about this lousy economy. I'm tired of hearing from printing companies all over the United States that are down on their luck.
You all must have been on vacation and didn't read my September column. Or, if you did read it, then you ain't doing what I asked, and you are doing nothin' about fixin' the economy. Right?
Come on, guys! Let's get busy! I laid out a plan for all of you on how this great printing industry could single-handedly lead the way to the restoration of prosperity for at least the middle class folks who make under $5 million annually. That $5 million, by the way, was one politician's definition of the middle class.
This is the big Graph Expo edition of Printing Impressions, and it will be read by a lot of printing executives who are at McCormick Place in Chicago to look at equipment and supplies. They need some HOPE.
They need some CONFIDENCE that the economy is going to improve. They need to read the details of the Mañana Man's 2008 Economic Recovery Plan. First, I will summarize what I wrote in my September column. It's worth repeating.
The Mañana Man Trickle-Up Graphic Arts End the Recession Plan:
Step One–You can't shake the pocketbook blues hangin' in your office in a fetal position under the desk. Keep that up, and you won't have a desk. You've got to pick yourself up, dust yourself off and go call on 10 prospects/customers each day. Remember, your low-life competitors will be in fetal positions under their desks or, even better, home in bed with the covers pulled over their heads. There's your motivation.


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James Tyre was born in Largs. Ayrshire, Scotland, in 1807 and came to Canada in 1825. For many years he was engaged in the dry goods business, first as a member of the firm of Scott, Tyre & C0. and subsequently as the principal of the house of Tyre, Colquhoun & Co. For a long period he was a keen curler and for nearly 40 years, a member of the Montreal club. He was one of the "Auld Callants" team consisting of Col. Dyde. Sir Hugh Allan, Hon. John Young courtesy: "A History of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, St. Gabriel Street, Montreal, By Robert Campbell"
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Instructor: Alireza Tahbaz-Salehi
Introduces students to basic concepts in probability and statistics of relevance to managerial decision making. Topics include basic data analysis, random variables and probability distributions, sampling distributions, interval estimation, hypothesis testing and regression. Numerous examples are chosen from quality-control applications, finance, marketing and management.
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The 13 wins this season for NAU were the most victories for the program since 2000 and was a vast improvement over a 7-18 record in 2009. Sacramento State avenged a 6-1 loss to NAU in Flagstaff on January 21 to win its eighth Big Sky title in the last 13 seasons. The Hornets went 7-1 in the Big Sky regular season and will represent the conference in the NCAA Tournament.
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Glen Coe, the Great Glen, Loch Ness & Inverness
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As you head towards the Highlands you'll see the amazing Forth Railway Bridge, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This stunning example of Victorian engineering was opened in 1890. With its triple cantilever
Then enjoy the stunning scenery as you travel through the spectacular and unique wilderness of the Cairngorms National Park, the largest National Park in Scotland. This large mountain range has five of the highest mountains in the UK within its limits. We pass Aviemore, the main town in this area, that is now a centre for outdoor and holiday activities, and then continue north and drive through Inverness – the capital of the Highlands. Perched picturesquely above the river, Inverness Castle dominates the horizon of this thriving city. Then it is on to the famous Loch Ness.
Loch Ness is the largest body of water in Britain by volume, incredibly, all lakes and rivers of England and Wales would fit in it. With these dimensions, it's not surprising that a monster is believed to live in the depth of the Loch. The famous "Nessie" was first seen by St. Columba in the mid-6thcentury. But it wasn't until the 1930s that the mysterious creature came to widespread notice when it was seen again by an American couple. Since then there have been thousands of sightings and who knows, maybe you will be the next to spot it? During our stop here you can purchase lunch, or eat the packed lunch you have brought with you. Then you'll have time for an optional one-hour boat cruise out over the deepest waters of the loch* with beautiful views over to Urquhart Castle.
We then make our way through the Great Glen towards the Commando Memorial, erected in 1952 and dedicated to the remembrance of the Royal Marine Commandos who trained here during WWII. We stop here for a quick photo opportunity of Ben Nevis, UK's highest mountain at 4,413 feet (1345metres).
Glen Coe is broodingly beautiful and steeped in history. It is in the centre of an extinct volcano which exploded millions of years ago, leaving the rocky mountainous place we see today. As you stand at the mouth of the glen, you'll feel the past come to life as our guide tells you about the terrible massacre of Glen Coe. You'll learn the parts clans Campbell and MacDonald played in this brutal part of Scottish history. The other side of Glen Coe is Rannoch Moor, one of the last great wildernesses – 50 square miles of
The route home takes you past the beautiful city of Stirling and its stunning castle, which is one of the most important castles, both historically and architecturally, in Scotland. Several Scottish Kings and Queens have been crowned at Stirling, including Mary Queen of Scots. Not far away from here, William Wallace had one of his greatest triumphs at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in September 1297. You'll catch a glimpse of the Wallace Monument as we pass by Stirling. His exploits were dramatised in the Award-winning film Braveheart, starring Mel-Gibson. We'll continue to Edinburgh arriving back at 8.00pm approximately.
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This is a phenomenal tour to do if you don't have much time in Scotland but are still eager to see the countryside. This is a full day tour with multiple stops along the way in picturesque locations like Loch Ness and Glencoe.
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Adopt-A-Stream: Provides training in both chemical and biological monitoring.
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For information on dates and costs of upcoming workshops, please call Smithgall Woods (706-878-3087) or contact Pioneer RESA (706-865-2141). Teachers can receive 1 PLU credit for each 10-hour workshop. Project WET, Project WILD, Project Learning Tree, and Basic Archery Instructor workshops can be conducted as outreach for interested schools with advanced notice.
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Michael Green (physicist)
|Professor Michael Green
Michael Boris Green
22 May 1946 [1]
University of Cambridge
Queen Mary, University of London
Princeton University
University of Oxford
|Alma mater
|Churchill College, Cambridge[1]
|Crossing Symmetry And Duality in Strong Interactions (1970)
|Doctoral advisor
|Richard J. Eden[2]
|Doctoral students
Wafic Sabra
Michael Gutperle
Ling-Yan Hung
Miguel Paulos
Aninda Sinha
David Richards
Marco Barrozo
Bogdan Stefanski
Tathagata Dasgupta
Linda Uruchurtu[2]
|Known for
Superstring theory[3]
Green–Schwarz mechanism
|Notable awards
Fellow of the Royal Society[4]
Dirac Prize
Maxwell Medal and Prize (1987)
Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics (2002)
Naylor Prize and Lectureship (2007)
Fundamental Physics Prize (2013)
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Michael Boris Green FRS[4] (born 22 May 1946) is a British physicist and one of the pioneers of string theory. Currently a professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics and a Fellow in Clare Hall, Cambridge in England, he succeeded Stephen Hawking on 1 November 2009 as the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics.[5][6][7]
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- Career 2
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Education and background
Green was born the son of Genia Green and Absalom Green. He attended William Ellis School in London and Churchill College, Cambridge[1] where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with first class honours in theoretical physics (1967) and a PhD in elementary particle theory (1970).[2][8][9]
Following his PhD, Green did postdoctoral research at Princeton University (1970–72), Cambridge and the University of Oxford. Between 1978 and 1993 he was a Lecturer and Professor at Queen Mary, University of London and in July 1993 he was appointed John Humphrey Plummer Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge. On 19 October 2009 he was confirmed as the next Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, to succeed Stephen Hawking on 1 November 2009,[5][6] but in 2015 was succeeded in that chair by Michael Cate, a specialist in colloids, gels, and particulate materials.
After many years in collaboration with John Henry Schwarz,[10] he co-discovered the anomaly cancellation in type I string theory in 1984. This insight, named the Green–Schwarz mechanism, initiated the First Superstring Revolution. Green has also worked on Dirichlet boundary conditions in string theory which have led to the postulation of D-branes[11] and instantons.[12]
Awards and honours
Green has been awarded the Dirac and Maxwell Medals of the Institute of Physics, UK, the Dirac Prize of the International Centre for Theoretical Physics (Trieste) and the Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics of the American Physical Society. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1989.[4] Green has co-authored more than 150 research papers.[7][13]
His nomination for the Royal Society reads
Distinguished for his outstanding contributions to quantum field theory, especially the theory of superstrings. Green's early work was largely on duality in S-matrix theory. He was the first to prove an important result on the dual model – the cancellation of the leading divergences between boson and fermion loops. He has made significant contributions to the theory of phase transitions, but is best known for his trail-blazing work, much of it in collaboration with Schwarz, on superstring theory, including the first covariant formulation of the theory. The most important results are the proofs in 1984 and 1985 of anomaly cancellation for SO (32) and E8xE8 superstring theories and of infinity cancellation in the SO (32) case.
These definitive papers initiated the explosive growth of superstring theory, now one of the most active and exciting areas of fundamental theoretical physics.[4]
On 12 December 2013, Michael Green shared the Fundamental Physics Prize with John Henry Schwarz "for opening new perspectives on quantum gravity and the unification of forces."
- ^ a b c d e f "GREEN, Prof. Michael Boris". Who's Who 2013, A & C Black, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc, 2013; online edn, Oxford University Press.(subscription required)
- ^ a b c Michael Green at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- ^ Green, M. B.; Schwarz, J. H. (1984). "Covariant description of superstrings". Physics Letters B 136 (5–6): 367.
- ^ a b c d "Green, Michael Boris: Library and Archive Catalogue". London: The Royal Society. Retrieved 11 November 2013.
- ^ a b Henderson, Mark (20 October 2009). "Stephen Hawking's successor as Lucasian Professor of Mathematics: Michael Green". Times Online. Retrieved 20 October 2009.
- ^ a b "Michael Green elected 18th Lucasian Professor at the University of Cambridge". University of Cambridge. 20 October 2009. Retrieved 20 October 2009.
- ^ a b Michael Green's publications indexed by the Scopus bibliographic database, a service provided by Elsevier.
- ^ Green, Michael Boris (1970). Crossing symmetry and duality in strong interactions (PhD thesis). University of Cambridge.
- ^ "Dirac Medal 1989 Presentation Ceremony Leaflet" (pdf). April 1990. Retrieved 20 October 2009.
- ^ Green, M. B.;
- ^ Green, M. B.; Harvey, J. A.; Moore, G. (1997). "I-brane inflow and anomalous couplings on D-branes". Classical and Quantum Gravity 14: 47.
- ^ Green, M. B.; Gutperle, M. (1997). "Effects of D-instantons". Nuclear Physics B 498: 195.
- ^ "Michael Green Bibliography listing". Stanford University:
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My eldest woke up sick, feverish, headache, achy etc. Then my youngest who has type 1 diabetes started to go downhill very quickly. I have been on high alert all day, checking her blood sugars, checking her urine for ketones, she crashed a few times. She has some ketones. For a while her fever wouldn't go below 101.5 with tylenol!
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New police unit aims at fighting human trafficking
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - An ongoing problem in Colorado Springs has a new unit dedicated to solving it. CSPD created the Human Trafficking Unit.
Since its foundation in January, detectives with the unit have rescued 24 minors and 34 adults. They have arrested seven pimps, and charged and prosecuted five "johns." Police say of the girls they have rescued, 95 percent have at some point been runaways.
"What we start to see now is more of an exploitation of a vulnerable population," CSPD Lt. Mark Comte said. "Juvenile girls that have run away from home, where they're picked up by these gentlemen, by these pimps, and they're exploited sexually for financial gain."
Comte said a lot of human trafficking takes place along the interstate and online. They make contact with victims to attempt to get them out of the lifestyle they are in. Comte said the unit has been successful in rescuing every girl and woman they have attempted to rescue.
"It's rewarding to get the girl out of there," he said. "It's rewarding when they take the services that are offered to them and that they find an alternative lifestyle."
Comte said the community can also help. If you believe someone may be a victim of human trafficking call police at 444-7000, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP.


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Ani's Raw Food EssentialsFriday, March 12th, 2010
"Ani's Raw Food Essentials" is now available in soft cover, as of May 1, 2012!
In this book, I break down recipes to the simplest of ingredients. Then, I show you how to build from there to make variations and different flavors. I hope you'll enjoy my new raw food book! Can't wait t hear what you think about it.
Almond Veggie Pate Nori RollsThursday, February 11th, 2010
A delicious save-the-fish style pate made with almonds and cashews, flavored with ginger and lemon. The orange salmon-like color comes from sweet carrots full of beta carotene. Use this pate inside nori rolls, lettuce wraps, and scooped on top of a bed of greens.
Almond Veggie Pate Nori Rolls
(Makes 4 servings)
- 1 cup almonds
- 2 cups cashews
- 1 tablespoon grated ginger
- 1 clove garlic
- 3 carrots, chopped
- 1/4 cup yellow onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice, from 1/2 lemon
- 4 sheets nori, or 8 sheets if too thin
- 4 cups spinach leaves, washed and dried
DIPPING (optional)
- Soy Sauce or Nama Shoyu (raw) or Braggs (gluten-free)
- Wasabi
To make filling, process almonds and cashews into a powder, and set aside.
Next, process ginger, garlic, carrots, onion, raisins, and salt into small pieces. Add oil, lemon juice, powdered almonds and cashews, and process to mix well.
Wrap by placing nori sheets onto flat surface. Spread dry spinach leaves along bottom half. Onto spinach, spread about 1/4 cup filling along edge closest to you. Roll up nori sheet. Slice into 6 pieces using a sharp knife.
Serve with soy sauce and wasabi.
Ani's Ready Mixes Now Available!Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
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I've partnered with Superfood leaders Essential Living Foods to bring you the world's first ever raw food Ready Mixes.
It can be expensive to buy pounds of ingredients all at once, so I've created my Ready Mixes which offer pre-measured, smaller quantities of ingredients to make just one batch. The kits are still being tweaked and perfected, but for now, you can get them online only.
Wheat and dairy-free, gluten and refined sugar-free, organic, all superfood ingredients. Eating these desserts can help you loose weight while looking and feeling great!
My proprietary, Award-Winning Chocolate Kits are only available here online. Here's the 2 Ready Mixes, you can order direct from Essential Living Foods:
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Kit includes:
Cacao butter (shave and melt) and cacao, mesquite, lucuma, maca powders (whisk into liquid butter).
Then, pour into ice cube trays or candy molds, and place in cold freezer to set. That's it!
Makes 12-18 x 2T Superfood truffles sweetened with superfoods!
2) Ani's Raspberry Ganache Raw Chocolate Cake Mix
Price: $14.95
Kit includes: walnuts, cacao powder, dates, agave….just add avocado and berries!
(mix and form cake, mix avocado to make frosting and frost cakes, add berries)
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Texas is in the middle of the worst drought on record in the state's history. Farm crops have been hit hard, and valuable grazing land has dried out, leading to heavy losses in the state's valuable cattle industry. In total, Texas has suffered more than $5 billion in agricultural losses since the drought began.
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Job-seeking Italians don white gloves as butlers back in vogue
By Naomi O'Leary
VERONA Italy (Reuters) - Balancing a silver tray with a champagne bottle on the palm of his hand, butler Maurizio Tagliavia waited amid the vineyards for the helicopter that brings guests to the boutique hotel in the 15th century Villa Del Quar.
The 56-year-old engineer and one-time Italian army parachutist had been unemployed since 2012, when he lost his job as sales director for a renewable energy firm. His break came in February, when he was selected for an intensive course to become a modern-day butler.
"Let's see if there's anything in this," Tagliavia recalls thinking. "I went online to see what a butler does and doesn't do."
Today, Tagliavia, a wiry man with receding hair and ready smile, is employed by Villa De Quar's owner as butler for the high-end guests who rent the master suite at the estate-turned-hotel on the outskirts of Verona.
Butlers, the discreet mainstays of high society in the 19th and early 20th centuries, are enjoying a renaissance. Steven Ferry, founder and chairman of the International Institute of Modern Butlers, estimates there could be nearly 40,000 people in butler roles in hotels and private estates around the world.
Ferry, a former butler and author of a manual on butlers and households managers, says the profession suffered after World War Two, because aristocratic families could no longer afford to keep large staffs. Their employees were pushed out into a world where they found more opportunities and better treatment.
But butlering began to re-emerge in the 1990s thanks in part to a rise in the number of people who became wealthy during the dot-com bubble in the United States, says Ferry. The last decade has seen growing demand from Russia, the Middle East and China, which is now the fastest-growing market.
While middle classes in the U.S. and Europe have suffered during the five years of economic crisis, the ultra-rich have fared far better during and since the recession. Continued...


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Three Delight: Rose Tights
Tatoos for people who can't commit. I think patterned tights are going to be big this fall.
So freakin cute!
It's difficult to pinpoint exactly why these are so ridiculously sexy-- the thigh-high length? The stripes? The colors? The knee patches?-- but they SLAY me.Tags: socks, stockings, stripes, tights, delight, knee-highs, thigh highsAdded 10 Years Ago from Chocosho


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Three Big Ten Teams Advance to NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships Finals
April 14, 2011
Session 1 Results | Session 2 Results
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Big Ten will be well-represented in the NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships Super Six Team Finals on Friday, as Illinois, Michigan and Penn State will each compete for a national title. All three teams advanced to the finals after placing in the top three in their respective qualifiers on Thursday. Additionally, 20 individual Big Ten gymnasts earned spots in the event and all-around finals.
Illinois and Penn State advanced out of the first session of the qualifying round, tying for second place out of the six competing teams with a score of 356.000. Michigan advanced out of the second qualifier, taking third place after racking up a team score of 360.650. The three Big Ten squads will join California, Oklahoma and Stanford in the finals.
Minnesota's DJ Repp and Ohio State's Kris Done and Brandon Wynn will compete with the qualifying teams in Friday's all-around finals. Iowa will send six gymnasts to Saturday's individual event finals, while the Gophers and Buckeyes will each send seven.
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