A recent culture war touchstone teaching moment reminds us that hotness and goodness are not mutually exclusive.
Take a look:
Daily Mail: Doutzen Kroes is among 100 models working to end sexual harassment in fashion with a program making it easier to denounce abusers
Closer to home, tonight these news items deserve a peek:
Kansas City Still Powerless Tonight
Thousands without power in Kansas City following severe weather
Kansas City Power & Light provided the following update just before 9:30 a.m. on Sunday: "Storm Update: Currently, we have around 9,000 customers remaining without power (down from a peak of 90,000 customers), which is nearly 90% of affected customers restored. We have more than 650 crew members working on restoration today.
Perfect Flip Sunday
Amazingly, no serious injuries reported after car flips following police chase in Prairie Village
@PVPoliceDept SOURCE: @PVPoliceDept Prairie Village, Kansas Police say miraculously, no serious injuries were reported in a rollover crash following a police chase Sunday. Police said that incident happened in the 3400 block of East 71st Street Sunday night after a vehicle fled from a traffic stop.
Haxxorz Troll The SecState
Hacker gets into Kansas Emergency Management account, posts tweet about Kobach
On Sunday, someone hacked the Kansas Division of Emergency Management's twitter account. The breach was discovered when a "derogatory tweet" was posted about Secretary of State Kris Kobach. The Adjutant General's Department deleted the tweet and took "the necessary measures to fix the breach." No other information is available at this time.
Show-Me Road Ahead For Missouri
Parson becomes governor with high expectations - and heavy challenges
Lt. Gov. Mike Parson set forth on a new chapter in Missouri political history by becoming the state's 57th governor - promising to stabilize a state government rocked by departing-Gov. Eric Greitens' scandals. Parson, 62, took the oath of office shortly after 5:30 p.m., Friday.
Golden Ghetto Ruckus Tonight
Man in custody after standoff in Olathe
A man has been taken into custody after an hours-long standoff in Olathe. Olathe Police said the incident started around 3:59 p.m. in the 1200 block of East Butterfield Place. Officers were called to the area to investigate an armed disturbance. When they arrived, they found an adult male had threatened his spouse with a weapon.
Explore Local Foodie Science
How Scientists in Kansas and Missouri Are Exploring a New Frontier in Agriculture
Standing behind the counter at his St. Louis bakery, Union Loafers, Ted Wilson adds 15 grams of wheat flour to a small plastic cup before pouring in the same amount of water. As he stirs the water into the reddish-brown flour with the handle of an espresso spoon, a smooth paste begins to form.
Kansas City Memorial Tribute Tonight
Families remember innocent victims killed after weekend police chase
Hide Transcript Show Transcript WEBVTT VICTIMS REFLECTED TONIGHT. WILLIAM: A COUPLE HOURS AGO, THE FAMILY OF AARON DANIEL WAS HERE. A MAKESHIFT MEMORIAL WAS SET UP FOR ALL THE VICTIMS. WHEN I SPOKE WITH DANIEL'S FAMILY, THEY SAID HE WAS AN ATHLETE WHO LOVE TO JOKE AND LOVED HIS KIDS.
Royals Lament Bygone Glory Days
A's bury Royals late in 5-1 loss
Anyone else miss that 2015 bullpen? I do. Boy, I do. The A's got three runs off the Royals bullpen in the eighth inning to turn a borderline blowout, leading to a 5-1 victory and an ultimate series win. Jake Junis was really, really good, too.
Hopefully, more for the morning update . . . STAY TUNED!!!
If it's 100 games by August, I think we need to start thinking about another job for Ned.
ReplyDeleteIt was the hackers, the HACKERS. WTF are these libs thinking, posting whatever pops into their head on the "company" twitter account after a night of drinking. Just blame the hackers, Russkies for certain.
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