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Waching daily May 25 2018

Hi, this is Emma Mullings. Hope. What a powerful thing it is.

The dictionary definition is a feeling of expectation. But what does the Bible say?

You know, biblical hope is not a mere desire for something good to happen,

it's a confident expectation for something good in the future. It means,

expect great things from God. So much comes down to hope.

What are some of your feelings when you forgive someone? One of my first thoughts

is that of hope. I need to have hope in order to forgive instead of retaliate.

Hope in the future. Hope in them. Hope in reconciliation.

Hope is like a reservoir of emotional strength. So many times in my life I've

had to choose hope. And choose to anchor my hope in God. What situation in your

life are you facing right now, where you need some hope.

Choose to anchor your hope in Jesus. And choose to belief for the best possible

outcome for that situation. You won't regret it.

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"Which mic should I buy?"

In 60 seconds

To buy a mic, you need to think first what you will use it for.

For singing? For music? For talking? Any specific purpose?

How many types of mic are there?

There are 2 main types:

Dynamic and Condenser

Dynamic mics have a moving coil diaphragm.

This diaphragm is durable to high volumes and sound sources.

Condenser mics work with a fixed coil diaphragm.

It needs to receive supplied power to convert signals

Which is 48 volt (phantom power)

This diaphragm is more delicate, but gives better frequency resolution.

Sound pickup patterns of mics we call 'Polar Patterns'

Omnidirectional picks up surrounding sounds.

Cardioid picks up only sounds from the front.

Super Cardioid picks up both sounds from the front and ambient sound from the rear.

Figure of 8 pattern picks up sounds from both sides.

Once you understand these fundamentals about microphones,

The most important thing will be to choose the right mic for your situation.

Also, read the specifications of the microphone every time before buying.

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Remember Page 3 girl Lucy Pinder? You won't believe what she looks like now

Lucy Pinder first came to prominence back in 2003 at the tender age of 19 when she was discovered by a photographer on a Bournemouth beach.

Following being scouted Lucy, graced the pages of a number of publications including FHM, Nuts and Loaded, as well as appearing on Page 3.

She also placed on FHM's list of "100 Sexiest Women in the World," placing #92 (2007), #35 (2006), #16 (2005).

Lucy also had a number of TV credits to her name – appearing on Soccer AM as a celebrity socerette in 2005 where she rocked a Southampton FC jersey, she also put her trivia knowledge to the test on a celebrity edition of The Weakest Link.

She also headed up seven live shows on Nuts TV between February and March in 2008.

Undoubtedly though, her most famous TV turn was when she appeared on Celebrity Big Brother.

Lucy appeared on the sixth series alongside celebs such as Ulrika Johnson and rapper Coolio.

But failing to win over the public, Lucy was the first housemate to be voted out on day eight with 57% of the public vote.

Following her CBB appearance, Lucy landed a few film roles including starring in Stripper vs Werewolves in 2012 and 2015's Age of Kill alongside Martin Kemp.

She secured a couple more supernatural-style film roles as recently as last year, appearing in A Suburban Fairytale and Fanged Up.

Lucy now spends most of her time presenting on the The Lifestyle Edit podcast where they discuss a number of issues including all things celebrity and supporting charities such as Help for Heroes and International Animal Rescue.

Lucy is also extremely active on social media and boasts a whopping 141,000 followers on her official Instagram page.

Judging by her pics, this brunette beauty is the definition of ageless.

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EP 34: You are a badass at making money - Duration: 32:51.

so welcome to kindred a safe authentic space created through yoga meditation

and honest open discussion and I am Megan Parker Quinn and I am Raina Graham

and we're kindred you can find us on instagram at kindred yeg I'm over on

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coming soon Megan's meditation series

that is true like it write it down like yes right

answer so we read a book weird together at the same time yep

I listen to it cuz that's what I do I listen to the audiobook Megan read read

the actual book and we want to talk about it yeah and this is something

we've both avoided for quite some time is reading this book because talking

about money and looking into like your actual beliefs about money is fucking

hard it just is like it can be really uncomfortable it makes you itchy like

right now today we're talking about the book you are a badass with making money

by Jensen cero and we both have read the you are a bad ass book and loved yes I

love that was like one of my biggest breakthroughs for like personal

development and stuff but she wrote a book about money which ran said that we

both either had the book or got it from the library like a few times and really

it's like not the time for ya and funny enough we started reading it around tax

time yeah like that was intense

yeah to bring up a lot but is it sort of a like just taxis and you feel like

nothing but regret and it's insane how much negative emotion you have on money

yeah and above the energy behind it and then like reading this book just getting

like a few little takeaways and then actually like doing all the journaling

exercises and writing down your thoughts about money how you realize how deep

your mindset is yeah I still have to do I still have to actually do all the like

writing assignments but for me like that's gonna be my next step with the

book I actually am going to purchase the book yeah so that I can go through and

do the writing assignments because I think that's so important I'm finding

that in anything I do like the actual integration of what you read into your

life you need to sit down and like apply it to your life so yeah just not just

reading it and go yeah that makes sense and then putting the book down and

carrying on with your life which is so oftentimes what I do with so many books

is I'm like in it when I'm reading it it's like yes this is so good this is so

speaking to me and then you have the book down and you haven't integrated any

of that into your own life and I think that more people that are writing these

types of books now are starting to understand that and I'm finding that

like more books now have so many writing prompts in that do you find that now

like yeah well it seems like any book that we've read like lately warrior God

is yeah yeah and even the book I just read about eating

light of the moon and yeah so many books have like these you know like stop here

sit down write this out as it applies to your own

life and I think that does such an important step not to skip and one that

I skip so often no I didn't do and to be fair like I was listening to the

audiobook so a lot of times it was when I was driving or doing something where I

couldn't write but I definitely like know that I need to go and purchase the

book and sit down and like write it in my calendar to make appointments with

myself to go through this because for me like I already knew I have a major

avoidance with money because I have underlying beliefs and fears and major

negative emotions around it and so my coping mechanism with money is just to

completely pretend like I don't need to do anything with it other than spend it

mindlessly or just not like out of sight out of mind kind of thing

yeah and that doesn't work very well in case you're not a really great tactic if

you want to get more of it if you want to do not worry about it

it's not that great so yeah this this book really makes you take a hard look

at like what you actually think about money and why you're in the situation

that you're in with money and what to do about going about changing your mindset

towards my doing this scarcity mindset right like one of the Bundys yeah yeah

what do you what was what do you feel like your biggest fear is with money um

my biggest fear with money comes back to I think what where a lot of my fear

stems from with things is I feel like not smart enough to if I had money or if

I have to deal with it or make decisions surrounding it that I'm I'm not smart

enough or capable enough to make the right decisions or good decisions to

impact it in a positive way so then again like my coping mechanism is just

to be like nope Yeah right what about you I um I think my biggest fear about

being successful or wealthy or like uses the word rich a lot and even how like I

don't even like saying that word rich but like Howard's

if I were to be wealthy that it would change all the relationship yeah and I

fear I fear losing my relationships because of money right yeah but I like

how I think the biggest thing that I got out of that is like a like truly

recognizing that and like really naming it being like if I'm wealthy

I could lose everybody I know yeah like that's like like what are the chances of

that and I'm like who even care it like

whatever is gonna happen is gonna happen but then how after naming that she said

it's like what are all the amazing things you could do with money if you

were wealthy right and it's like living you're like truly best life in the way

that you want you with that freedom to do so and to be able to like truly give

they're like what would you just like what would you do with your money if you

had like a complete abundance of it and like you didn't have to worry about it

or yeah Yeah right like all the things you want to do in life is how much more

you could really give to have if you had that wealth and that money I think the

big thing to is thinking of monies and energy right and how that's like an

energy exchange and like the vibration like I don't have to like raise your

vibration to the vibration of money and if you have negative thoughts and

feelings towards money you have a really low vibration and if it is an energy

exchange you're not going to be attracting that into your life you're

going to be telling it because you think so

negatively about money and that was a big eye-opener for me because I don't

like thinking about what money won so I think somewhere in the book she talked

about like if you treated your friends like you treated money or like they

wouldn't be sticking around because I completely ignore money I talk badly

about it I like have complete anxiety around it and act awkward as fuck yeah

or I just said get rid of it as fast it's possible and I'm like mindless with

it or I I don't take care of it I don't take time with it to understand it to

get to know it to communicate with it and it would like no wonder it doesn't

like to hang around me right like and I thought that that was a really

interesting way of framing that in a way that you can really think about like I

know a lot of people might hear that and be like that's just like crazy talk like

what the hell are you talking about but it's true it's true because it's like if

you like if you give yourself permission to want money and know that it's okay to

want money and to have a comfortable life and to do and have the things that

you want to do to be able to step into your power and live your purpose on this

earth and just live the best way that you can you're definitely gonna have to

change your thoughts and your vibration and your energy in order to match that

of abundance and manifesting and drawing that energy to you yeah maybe having

that grata right I like how you talked like how she talked in like how you

brought that point up about it being like your friend cuz you think about

like when you find money on the ground it's like bumping into a friend you

haven't seen in times I owe

like hugging a kiss and then like you take it with you in like how when you

have that and like like even just saying that feels better

so I November 2 is reading the book called the magic was written by the same

author that wrote the secret and just having that like gratitude for

everything in life including money yeah and how like every time you receive

money to be like thank you thank you thank you but like really mean it and be

like this is amazing that like you're being paid for something and how

grateful I am to be able to have the money to pay for things that allow me to

do this and allow me to go here and allow me to give this to somebody else

right how that gratitude is so key and I think that's like the book just like

really reinforces having gratitude for money yeah yeah yeah so it's so

challenging to look at something that makes us so uncomfortable because I

think so many of us are not equipped or taught or encouraged to have a healthy

and positive relationship with money because if you think about it you

inherit your family or the environment you're in beliefs about money and if

you're living in a place of scarcity or where things are really tight or you

know you were taught certain things about money or nobody talked about money

at all yeah you know and then all of a sudden you become an adult and you get

your first credit card or you you know like right you just have no idea what

you're doing and then when it if you do develop habits that aren't so healthy

with it and you get yourself into a little bit of debt then the negative

feelings start to happen of that like panic or that weight holding you down or

just like that loss of control or fear and yeah I think like if we as

society could start opening up and talking more about money in how to have

a healthy relationship with it and that you don't have to be afraid of it you

don't have to hate it you don't have to like if you do get it or want it that

doesn't make you a greedy or bad horrible person totally right because

that's like that's the other thing is like for me like I've always thought

like money isn't everything like you shouldn't be thinking about like how

much you can make and it always makes me feel guilty or dirty or wrong for

thinking about how I can make money and how I can get more money and I always

end up feeling like this shame or guilt like oh man I'm so like that's that must

mean that I don't care about people or I don't you know and that's not that's

just not true but it's a belief I hold and so it's

like it's like reframing your mindset around what that all means and just

opening it up for discussion and actually actually examining those

thoughts and beliefs and questioning whether or not those are true for you

yeah right but she does like all the journaling prompts yeah right like being

like no like dig into this like where is this really coming from and if you were

wealthy how would you be able to live your life and what does like your ideal

day look like but then like listing your ideal day and then being like okay like

how much money do you need for that and what can you do for that

and yeah I think that that was a big takeaway for me too is realizing that I

can still be humble and be wealthy at the same time yeah that I don't feel

like this pores and go mom and living in a one-bedroom apartment there are two

kids yeah well in the other part to that I really liked about the book cuz

there's so much stuff out there right now about manifesting and just changing

your mindset and just if you think positive and then everything's gonna be

great and abundance will just flow to you but the thing I love about Jensen

chero is she's like fuck no you have to work

really fucking hard yeah you have to take risk

you have to take action and you have to work and you can't expect things to be

handed to you you have to like you have to hustle and you have to work for what

you get but you have to be smart about it

and positive and like yeah I'd have that abundance mindset but you have to have

the action and be able to take the risks and have faith that's really I think

that it's gonna work out and that the universe is working in your favor and

that if you just take the leap and believe in yourself and trust that

things are gonna work out the way that they're supposed to as long as you're

still backing it up with that solid action and it'll come because you can't

just sit back and think about money and think all lovey-dovey thoughts about it

and then all the sudden your bank accounts gonna be full like that's just

not how it works but I liked that part about the book - is it wasn't like

painting this flowery picture that is giving people false hope about shortcuts

- yeah wealth and success or whatever and they just like had like you said

it's like that faith word keeps coming up to that it's like just knowing that

like if you can check in with your gut and knowing that like whatever big risky

you're gonna take yeah that what's gonna happen is supposed to happen and just

really believing and that like that's where like the abundance comes through

and how she like hopped on a plane and went to somebody's house and asked for

like $40,000 to pay for like an executive coach for her to uplevel her

life like what a huge risk like if that didn't work out she's paying that woman

back there like ever yeah well in which you would like no I know that this is

what I need to do and I get she just knew when you are in touch with your

intuition and really start to listen to it and let it guide you that it can

really lead you down incredible pass regardless like she didn't know what the

outcome was gonna be she just went one step forward and typing off and I think

- like understanding that failure is inevitably gonna be a part of the

process - yeah oh yeah knowing that like with any risk there

comes those failures or like those opportunities again to like reframe it

as finding the lesson and understanding that like each failure is designed to be

a gift to give you something to go the next step right so many people see

failure and the like the one time failure and it's like well this wasn't

meant to be yeah and then they give up whereas if you would have just taken

that lesson and then applied it and move forward in a new way that could have

been the thing that took you to that next level and actually made it a

success or the next thing after that right so it's again like yeah that's

strengthening that faith muscle which is so hard to do because you're you're

either living in faith or you're living in fear and abundance and a higher

vibration and the flow of money and all of those things are going to be in the

faith side of things and the scarcity and lack and you know failure and all of

those things are gonna be on that fear side right like for sure yeah it's just

very your big sting but of course like it's not easy we all like our brains are

wired to respond to things were fearful of and to keep us safe and protect us

and to make safe moves so that we can survive you know I think that's why did

you practice right takes like such hard work yeah nope yeah I think negatively

about money maybe stabbing myself and being like no cock-blocking good yeah

totally that's a good thing and in putting money into some things and I

think too it's like her she really made me realize that when you invest in

yourself it's like one of those things it's like you know it but you don't

really like know it like feel it and know it that it's like when you invest

in yourself everything that comes back is like 10 yeah and you really believe

that you're worthy of that and checking your gut that this is the

next up and what you need to do and it's so hard to do that so hard like right

now for Megan and I with kindred like this is our baby and this is what we

want to do and we love it so much and we need to take a look at like what we're

doing and we've chosen to invest in ourselves so that we can go to that next

level but when you're in a position where like let's be honest you're not

making a whole lot of money never bringing very much in at all and you

have to go in and like invest more obably a large amount of money in order

to invest in yourself to reap those benefits and go to that next level it is

so scary because there's a lot of stuff at risk and time and it yeah it's safer

to just not do that but then you never know what could have happened if you

don't take that risk and I think - you're like the thing of it is that so

that I'm starting to understand and part of me still is like oh my gosh I can't

believe you think that now and that so crazy is it's like there's always gonna

be a way to make money yeah there's like if you like like I don't get me wrong

like people fall on really hard times and bad things happen and and it can put

you in a really bad situation but like it's never hopeless and you can start

over and there's you know like I feel like what's the point of living your

life if you just stay in this like one status quo of safety and but you're not

evolving or moving forward or tapping into what you're here to do and in order

to do that you have to get uncomfortable you have to do scary things you have to

take risks you have to take hits and fail and learn and grow

and I would rather live my life that way and mess up and have to learn hard

lessons and you know then I feel like that's actually living though mhm

like if you were to stay and I'm like safespot all the time that's not living

survive yeah exactly do that there's no there is no failure right there

redirection and there's growth lessons like like lessons and new opportunities

and anything that is perceived as like a failure is it's just like a constant

redirection into like your true path agreed agreed

so like I don't know I think honestly I think everybody should read this book

mm-hmm because just to even come face to face with your own beliefs about money

because guaranteed on a day-to-day basis you don't like it's a subconscious thing

and you're on that like autopilot but any opportunity we have to sit back in

that observer seats got to take stock and really be present and look at how

the beliefs that are you know subconsciously driving our actions and

decisions and the things that we do in life checking in with ourselves to take

stock if those things are really true anymore and if we need to let some of

those beliefs go and adopt new ones or try new ones on for size because if

you're not doing that then you wake up five years later in a life that you like

built that you made decisions that you were an active participant and then

you're like how did I get here this isn't what I want right and so many

people have those moments like I pretty much think like every romantic comedy or

like be out there is based off of that moment

where you wake up and like this is not the life that I want anymore how did

that happen you know and we're so conditioned to it I remember like when I

was getting when it first got like my job and it was like one of those steps

to like be ready to like separate and ask for a divorce and it's like I to get

my own bank account said and had my own bank account for forever my bank that I

had a joint mortgage joint account joint credit cards with wouldn't give me my

own account and I had to go to a different thing I had to go to three

different banks before I got a bank account and they had they asked me for

my marriage certificate remembering that open account and I remember being and

even now it's just like fucking infuriates me that I have to have

somebody else's validation that I own my own money and I can do what I want I

know what I would want to do with it and then even separating selling the

house paying off all the debt being completely responsible like completely

responsible for my own household for everything in it and realizing that I

make ends meet all the time realizing how much is my money story didn't come

from me at all and how I was conditioned into thinking that I was the spender and

bad with money and that like you should be hoarding it but like spending it on

this and like just oh it's just it was so nice to have such a fresh start and

completely re-evaluate how I think about a bit like seeing logistical ease to how

I wasn't bad with money even though you thought that you were but how often so

many people aren't even given the opportunity to find that out for

themselves and I was thinking that was like kids with allowance like I wasn't

given an allowance as a kid and I'd spend my entire 20s learning money

management where they continued paying off for like my thirties and like I just

finished paying off like thousands of dollars a day thousand and learning that

and then how like I said before about how it's so

conditioned in your family story that it's like just because I am the

stereotypical single mom it's like that struggle story right that it's like you

can never get ahead and being able to like flip that on my kids and be like no

like we're okay we work hard at different things and enable us to do

this and if we work hard and focus on this and we'll be able to do that and

it's not like oh it's like we can't afford that right now even though we can

but it's like you know like just flipping the perspective of it like

giving your kids and even yourself permission to figure out what your own

money story is yourself and it's like even with doing like their finances with

kindred right that it's like being able to be like no like let's really dig in

and be like what is this and can I do this and what are we gonna spend the

money on like we have complete responsibility for that and how we are

very rarely given the opportunity for that ah well yeah power yeah yeah

it just like infuriates me on so many levels but at the same time like that

it's like anchor like drives me forward to like want more and do more yeah I got

to read look it's like I remember texting you being like we need a coach

yeah like we this outside perspective to be like know like what do you want

what's gonna make you money like that is not a bad thing how do you serve your

people how do you serve your people on different levels how is that coming back

to you and I love I love the idea that she has about giving money away for like

21 days yeah oh I'm so glad I remember that yeah so we're gonna do this on

Instagram and we're totally like insta story attics me that if you couldn't

tell ye-yeah Instagram account for 21 days Ryan and I are going to give and

leave money places and we're gonna have all these people following us around no

waiting

my favorite books at a bookstore and like you think - it's like even just

finding like the loonie and the shopping cart like how like the back yeah you're

like you feel about my all the time yeah yeah so again it's just like that

practice component of and that's the abundant like such Akita abundance is

being able to give as well as to receive knowing that your is like worthy of

receiving it but also that you're worthy of giving it yeah so if you guys want to

follow along with us yeah Graham you can follow us on Instagram at kindred Yug

and if you want to participate with us that would get more - I guess we kind of

have to think of a hashtag yeah well think of one and you'll find it on

Instagram I think it's so good I've been leaving like it's so weird with um reiki

I've never been in a job that I've received like tips before and like I

don't know what to do with this like extra money so I've been putting in a

jar I'm like that's totally gonna be like my giving me the giving jar the

abundance of money so good yeah to be interesting and like a good way to be

creative yeah and yes it's also a great way to feel good too because even just

the thought behind like thinking about that person that will find that money

and how that will make their day or like how that will make them feel is yeah

just like how can you not feel good when you do stuff like that right so it'll be

good what are we reading right now oh yeah what are you reading you know but

this book be together we are so good

with Nick oh no you're breaking up

and what else oh another book do you have on the go

um well right I actually have quite a few um if you saw my library hall not

too long ago I have quite a few going on I'm reading rise sister rise and I'm

also reading a book called fall that's very very interesting and I'm reading a

couple of books on autism and reading just a few things right now it's like

six beside you yeah just a few things I also started this book the anatomy of

the spear yeah you know like when you find books that you just feel are like

written like just for you or like when those books find you yep yeah that's

definitely gonna have to be on our list to do a podcast about for sure yes we'll

be podcasting forever with all the books yeah well you'll you guys need to keep

your eyes and ears peeled for way more episodes coming out because we're gonna

be when we pumping them out we get to go make sure you sign up for our newsletter

at kindred ye ChiCom because we'll be sending out the podcast link and the

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all there it's a man I think that that has making money so I am Megan Parker

Quinn and I'm Reina Graham and together we are kindred ye-qing calm yeah

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Love The Walking Dead? Now you can try the rollercoaster

Love The Walking Dead? Now you can try the rollercoaster Strap yourself in.

but mind the zombies.

Ben Dowell tries out the new Walking Dead rollercoaster at Thorpe Park.

ByBen Dowell Thursday, 24th May 2018 at 3:46 pm.

Anyone with a fondness for speed and the small screen should head to Thorpe Park this summer and try out its new ride – a rollercoaster inspired by TV favourite The Walking Dead.

Advertisement The Walking Dead: The Ride is adapted from an old Thorpe Park favourite called X: No Way Out, with additional experiential touches and a live cast.

It was created by the resort's in-house creative John Burton who researched it by watching 150 episodes of the hit US series about a zombie apocalypse.

Burton claims to have created the first so-called multi-sensory rollercoaster.

So you walk, you run, you feel, you touch… and you also get chased by the undead.

This is a rollercoaster ride where live actors add to the terror.

It all starts sedately enough.

You wait in a darkened area where zombie growling sounds emanate menacingly from just beyond the chicken wire – their faces suddenly staring you down as you flee.

You're hurried along and strapped in the rollercoaster car.

Your goal, you are told, is to make it to the sanctuary of the Safe Zone.

You have to run along corridors and gangplanks before and after the ride, enlivened with special effects from the show.

There's even a replica of the Watch Tower soaring above some corrugated iron.

There is also a distinctly unpleasant aroma of rotting flesh (I don't think I imagined this) throughout the experience, which is about as immersive as you can get.

The rollercoaster ride itself isn't especially fast or frightening.

Most of it is experienced in the dark, so you don't get an adrenaline rush from the speed or the sensation of the world rushing past.

What I confidently believe will scare you is the other stuff.

It should perhaps come as no surprise that midway through your ride – sorry, journey to the sanctuary of the Safe Zone – the rollercoaster comes to a complete halt, and zombie hands seem to claw at you from the darkness.

A bellowing voice over the tannoy tells you that all is lost.

After that you're sent on another run from the zombies – easily the most terrifying part of the experience, especially when you get clawed at or happen (as I did) to spot the dismembered body parts that litter the floor when occasional flashes of light relieve the darkness.

The combination of sensory deprivation and a constant sense of movement is certainly unsettling.

  Unsurprisingly, the ride is not suitable for children under the age of 13 or people with heart, neck or back problems, epilepsy or claustrophobia.

I'd add that you should probably avoid it if you're terrified of zombies.

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Cameron Herrin: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know - Duration: 10:07.

Cameron Herrin: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Tampa Police Department Cameron Herrin pictured in his mugshot.

Three Florida teenagers are being accused of daytime street racing during the day in Tampa and causing the death of a 24-year-old mother who was pushing her baby.

According to multiple media reports from the city, Jessica Reisinger died after being struck by a vehicle on May 23 just before noon.

Authorities say that vehicle was being driven by 18-year-old Cameron Herrin.

Reisinger was pronounced dead at Tampa General Hospital.

Her baby, Lillia, was rushed to a local hospital and is in serious condition.

She is not expected to survive.

Herrin is being charged along with his brother Tristan, 20, and another 17-year-old man, John Barrineau.

The other man, police say, was racing the brothers in a different car.

Both Herrin and the 17-year-old are being charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving and street racing.

Tristan Herrin is facing charges of racing.

Herrin was driving a black Ford Mustang, cops say he was racing against a Nissan.

The incident happened along Bayshore Boulevard.

Witnesses told cops that the two cars were seen driving alongside each other.

The Herrin brothers were being held at Hillsborough County Jail.

Tristan Herrin has been released after posting a $500 bail.

Here's what you need to know:.

The Herrin Brothers Remained at the Scene After the Crash.

The Tampa Bay Times reports that the Herrin brothers and John Barrineau remained at the scene after the incident but did not speak to police at the scene.

The Times reports that cops opted to charge Cameron's brother because of Florida law which says that if a person is a passenger in a racing car, they can be charged with racing.

Cops said they have no evidence to suggest Tristan Herrin tried to get out of the car.

The Times report adds that all three of the suspects "live within minutes" of the scene.

WTSP reports that the parents of the boys were present at the scene after crash.

The station's report says that the trio were "clearly shaken and upset." It's estimated that the suspects were driving at around 60 miles per hour while swerviing between lanes and changing positions with one and other.

A Go Fund Me Page for Reisinger Has Already Raised Nearly $40,000.

A Go Fund Me page has been set up for the family of Jessica Reisinger.

At the time of writing the page has raised nearly $40,000.

The original set goal was $2,000.

A vigil will be held along Bayshore Boulevard to honor Jessica Reisinger on May 26.

According to her Facebook page, Reisinger is a graduate of Kent State University and Kenston High School in Chagrin Falls, Ohio.

Reisinger says she works at Food 4 Thought Cyber Cafe.

The cafe is located on campus at Kent State.

WFLA reports that the pair were in Florida so Reisinger could visit her uncle.

Her uncle, John Reisinger, told the Tampa Bay Tribune, "She made a mark on this world.

That her death will not diminish.

The biggest tragedy is that more people didn't know her." He added that Reisinger married her husband, David, in 2016, and that he had just completed his flight certification and preparing for flight school.

The president of the local neighborhood association, Kim Degance, told ABC Tampa, "We're devastated.

It's a tragic crash that didn't need to happen.

It could have been avoided.".

Cameron & Tristan Herrin & John Barrineau Are All Graduates of a Private Catholic High School.

Cameron and Tristan Herrin as well as John Barrieneau are all graudates of Tampa Catholic High School, reports TampaBay.com.

In a statement to the website, the Catholic Diocese of St.

Petersburg said, "Our prayers and hearts go out to the young mother who died, the child who is recovering and all affected by this tragic loss of life." John Barrieneau and Cameron Herrin graduated on May 21, two days before the crash.

Tristan Herrin graduated in 2016.

That's the same high school attended by accused Seminole Heights serial killer Howell Donaldson, who was a basketball player there.

In 2013, the family was quoted by the Tampa Bay Tribune as they helped their Sacred Heart Catholic Church clean up a cemetary in the city.

Cameron Herrin, then 13, said, "I never knew we had a cemetery until I read about it needing help in the church bulletin." His father, Chris, said, "I thought this was a good way to help the community and help the church.".

The Herrin's Parents Are Christopher & Cheryl Herrin.

Online records show that Herrin's parents are Christopher and Cheryl Herrin.

Christopher Herrin is a 1988 graduate of Harvard University and also attended Columbia University.

According to her Facebook page, Cherly Herrin works for State Farm where she is an operations vice president and works closely with Florida International University.

The Crash Has Led to a Lowering of the Speed Limit Along Bayshore Boulevard.

ABC Tampa reports that in the aftermath of the crash, the speed limit along Bayshore Boulevard had been reduced from 40 to 35 miles per hour.

Speaking to the Tampa Bay Times, police spokesman Steve Hegarty said speeding "is an issue on Bayhore.

We had motorcycle (officers) out writing tickets this morning.

People aren't happy about it, but that's what we do to remind people you're not supposed to drive fast out there.

We make an effort to slow things down but we're not out there 24-7.

We can't be out there 24-7." Melissa McKenzie was jogging along the grass median in February 2004 when she was killed by a motorcyclist who was clocked at 80 miles per hour.

WFLA spoke to a woman who lives along Bayshore who said, "We see speeders constantly, drag racing, playing chicken.

I'd like to walk my dogs right out front, but I'm afraid someone's going to flip right into our front yard." Another, Pam Rodriguez, said, "I used to walk along the bay itself.

But A, it takes so long to get across, and B, traffic is going so fast, I'm terrified they're going to jump the curb.".

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