Simone Biles' expression after saving her series was the bessssssssst thing ever.
Welcome to the Simone Biles show.
Nia Dennis and Jazzy Jazmyn Foberg.
Gym fact, everything important happens around the chalk bowl.
Baby Podkopayeva, Miss Emily Gaskins. This is why gymnasts are supposed to study ballet people!
Jazzy (Jazmyn Foberg) and Norah Flatley sharing some giggles.
The new and improved trio.
Nastia, improving NBC one meet at a time.
The fierce, Veronica "Nica" Hults, stares down the beam, in her fire themed Hunger Games leo.
Simone Biles hugs Veronica "Nica" Hults.
Beth Rybacki stretches Lauren Navarro.
Adeline Kenlin of Iowa Gym-Nest.
Nia Dennis and coach Kittia.
Deanne Soza, she's one of the most exciting gymnasts we've seen in years. She has McCool level form.
Deanne Soza, and voilà, a Yezhova.
The Parkettes (L to R): Freed, Frazier, Lawson, Frack, Desiderio.
Mrs. Strauss and Megan Freed.
Victoria Nguyen presents, The Sheep Jump.
Madison Kocian does the compulsory standing arabian 2 seconds after mounting the beam, per WOGA elite rules. Because that's how they do over at WOGA.
Ragan Smith in the Hunger Games themed water leo.
Ariana Agrapides of MG Elite.
Maile O'Keefe of Salcianu. We loved the super girl logo on her shoulder.
The standout who commanded our attention, Marissa Oakley of Phenom.
Miss Morgan Hurd, the pride of Delaware.
Secret Classic champ, Jordan Chiles.
Junior super ham, Sydney Johnson-Scharpf with her mom, Brandy Johnson who, by the way, was the highest placing all-around U.S. gymnast on the 1988 Olympic team. Respeeeeeect.
A clinic on the ring leap.
Norah Flatley on balance beam.
Chow giving some comforting huggles to Norah who was not pleased after missing the beam completely on her sheep jump.
Jazzy gets a massage from coach/owner of MG Elite, Victoria Levine.
Junior champion, Jazmyn Foberg following her coach's instruction to make every moment of her routine worthy of a magazine cover.
Fan favorite, the bespectacled Miss Morgan Hurd.
Ragan "Fivel" Smith doing the most perfect straddle position ever.
Macy Toronjo and coach, Kim Zmeskal Burdette.
Victoria Nguyen of the mighty Chow's.
Kyla Ross and her Gym-Max teammate Felica Hano.
The chalk arch of Maggie Nichols front aerial.
Madison Desch in the silver, marble, sparkle belt leo.
Marta chats with her former pupil, world champion Kim Zmeskal Burdette.
Kyla Ross suffered a rare fall, putting her knee down on her dismount on day one.
Ashton Locklear won bars with a 15.850 on day two (D: 6.600 E: 9.250).
Brenna Dowell, who had the fan-fantasy bar routine.
Simone Biles listens to her coach, Aimee Boorman.
Uneven bar champion, Ashton Locklear.
2004 Olympic All-Around Champion, Carly Patterson shoots the t-shirt cannon.
Earning her way onto the Pan Am team, Maggie Nichols.
Gabby Douglas surprised a very lucky gymnast.
Simone Biles charm campaign 2014.
MyKayla Skinner with her coaches.
Georgia Gymdogs, Kupets and McCool.
Blaine Wilson hugs Kim Zmeskal Burdette.
Olympic champ Gabby Douglas workin' the crowd.
Time for the boys! (L to R) Ruggeri, Orozco, Dixon, Whittenburg.
Danell Leyva warming up on rings.
Danell Leyva's towel finally made the national team again!
Donnell "I could do a maltese at age 14" Whittenburg.
Horton and Kimble. Foreshadowing the future?
Danell Leyva and his dad/coach Yin.
Sam Mikulak with his Michigan coach, Kurt Golder.
Brandon "Walking Supplement Advertisement" Wynn. Sign us up for his strength program. In.sane.
The 1984 Olympic team was honored. Here Julianne MacNamara, Kathy Johnson and Marie Roethlisberger (L to R).
School has started, everyone is back to work after summer vacations, the blahs are setting in. We all need a little Monday pick-me-up while we wait for Worlds. How about a photo gallery from the fabulous Ms. Christy Linder! Can you spot the GymCastic exclusives? 'Cuz we faaaancy!
If you can't get enough of Christy's fantastics photos, see more on Twitter, Facebook or request her for your meet on her official website.
We are sensing a trend - Face Fanning.
Who did it better - Sheep Jump edition. First up, Norah Flatley.
Nia "Highest Standing Arabian In The World" Dennis.
Made in China, perfected in the USA. Morgan Hurd.
Who has the best Shapash-Half form? Skinner is up first.
Next, Kyla Ross. You decide.
Gymnastics is not easy and neither is a Shapash-Half. Kyla Ross.
Look at those toes! Simone Biles, puts some world champion style flair on that dismount.
Martha Karolyi, how is she 71? Seriously.
Sydney Johnson-Scharpf (L) and Olivia Dunn (R).
Morgan Hurd and her pointed toes.
Morgan Hurd, the pride of Delaware.
Norah "I Invented Beam" Flatley.
Beam godess, Norah Flatley, prepares to land perfectly with one foot in front of the other.
Ragan Smith and her coach, 1991 World Champion, Kim Zmeskal.
Ragan Smith of Texas Dreams.
Olivia Dunne AKA The Cherub.
Kyla Ross's coach, Jenny Liang.
Kyla Ross rockin' her new series.
Valerie Liukin (L) and Mihai Brestyan (R).
Photos by the gymternet's favorite photographer Christy Linder. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram for more awesome photos. Watch the Secret Classic live here and come back to see more photos after the meet.
Canada's Victoria Moors is the gymternet's own tiny, buff, super-performer. As one of the few elite gymnasts who truly embodies the great artistic roots of the sport, she knows where the camera is at all time and engages it. When your coach says that any moment of your routine should make a perfect magazine cover, Moor's style is what she means. On the one week anniversary of the American Cup, we're revisiting a few of the best Moor's moments by Christy Linder. Follow this great photographer on Instagram, Twitter, and find even more photos on her official website.
Christy Linder's photo gallery of podium training here.
Gym Nerd Poll: The 2014 American Cup here.
Victoria Moors talks to Tim Daggett on Media Day at the 2014 American Cup.
The beam and her muse.
Moors and the dreaded wolf turn.
Victoria Moors with two-time Olympic team champion from the Soviet Union, coach Elvira Saadi.
Victoria Moors vaults at the 2014 American Cup.
Victoria Moors warms up as coach, Elvira Saadi looks on.
The portkeys to Olympic gold.
Brenna Dowell's full twisting back handspring on beam.
5' 4" Sophie Scheder of Germany.
Armine Barutyan plots her next move.
Sam Oldham of Great Britain.
McKenna Lane Kelley daughter of Mary Lou Retton (center), and Bela.
John Orozco. And his toe point.
Shogo Nonomura of Japan and his gloves are introduced.
John Macready and 2013 American Cup Champion Katelyn Ohashi.
This photo essay of the 2014 American Cup is by the great, Christy Linder. Follow Christy on Instagram, Twitter. Act quickly and hire her now for your meet by visiting her official website here, before Azerbaijan snatches her up as their official photographer.
The 5th annual Nastia Liukin Cup: pink, roses, great level 10s and no ties!
Márta Karolyi commentating live during the Nastia Cup broadcast! SQUEAL!
Elizabeth "Ebee" "Consistency "Price winning by almost 3 points.
The solution for Orozco's mental game–we are sending him to Texas Dreams.
American Cup a preview of World floor podium? Ferrari, Ebee and Moors?
Why Moors' coach,Elvira Saadi, should always carry a spare leotard.
Why John Macready should have his own game show for kids.
The level of difficulty for the women at the American Cup versus NCAA.
TV etiquette for gymnastics fans. Shame on you parents of North Carolina!
Don't forget to enter our March gym nerd CONTEST! Enter our #gymitation contest by imitating your favorite gymnast. Just post a photo or video doing a pose, skill or impression of a gymnast. Tell us who you are imitating, tag us and include the hashtag #gymitation. We'll pick our favorites to win one of these fantastic four prizes!
The Houston Chronicle reports that Simone Biles and Coach Aimee Boorman have left Bannon's Gymnastix.
Oklahoma Men's alumni have an acrobatic network at Disney World in Florida.
The dream team grows! Oleg Stepko is set to compete for Azerbijan.
Rebecca Tunney debuts a Church to Bhardwaj at the Welsh Open.
The Michigan's Men's team are training in PUERTO RICO for spring break!
Kayla Williams reasons for leaving her home gym after becoming World Champion.
The pink and black versions of the Nastia Cup leos.


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Fly-Fishing Heaven
Montana's Firehole Ranch gives disciples of nature a place to worship.
By Martha Mintz
The Firehole Ranch lodge envelopes visitors in a cool quietness, its massive log structure insulating the interior from the summer heat and dampening any hint of sound. A towering rock fireplace anchors a rustic sitting room where countless fish stories have surely been told. Just behind the hearth the lodge opens to a dining hall running the length of the building. A wall of windows frame a mountain-wrapped lake scene providing an ever transforming backdrop for elegant meals prepared by a classically trained French chef.
As a perfect mountain summer day winds down, the silence of the lodge is shattered by the excited chatter of fly fishing guides gathering after a long day on the river. Talk of water levels, insect hatches, and weather are punctuated by exclamations of approval as each guide selects and shows off the flies they intend to use the next day—flies they spent their winters tieing after months of studying the preferred meals of the finicky trout they pursue.
Polished gem. Over the decades, the Firehole Ranch has oscillated from grandeur to decay and now, under the critical supervision of owner Lyndy Caine, back to grandeur once again as an elegantly rustic fly fishing lodge. In its earliest days it was a cow camp for a cattle baron, was opened for homesteading after the construction of Hebgen Dam flooded much of the area, then reborn as a dude ranch providing excursions to nearby Yellowstone Park and eventually a fly fishing retreat.
Caine spent summers at her grandparents' cabin—a fine establishment boasting of both a girls and boys outhouse—neighboring the Firehole Ranch. In 1999, Caine was a single mother of a 3-year-old moving to Bozeman, Montana, when she heard the ranch was for sale. Owned by big city lawyers, it was subdivided and the buildings were in need of attention. "I grew up watching the elk come to the ranch to have their calves each spring and I just couldn't imagine the whole waterfront covered in houses," Caine recounts, dismay entering her tone.
Head guide, Josh Duchateau (far left in group), started as a dishwasher at the Firehole Ranch but was given the opportunity to turn his passion for fishing into a rewarding career.
Fixer upper. Caine used an inheritance to purchase the ranch. While structurally it needed some attention, some of the real value was in its permits. "Over the years the ranch had accumulated fishing permits for the premier rivers in the area, the Madison, Gallatin, the Henry's Fork of the Snake River, the Ruby river, and all of Yellowstone Park," Caine says. "We have the best diversity. This was already working, so I just figured out how to keep it going."
She meticulously restored the aging buildings. "The lodge was rotting into the ground. I was either going to have to get all short guests and staff or do something." She hired engineers, tunneling under the sinking lodge to replace logs and build a foundation. But experts weren't given free rein as is evident by the dips and rises seen when looking down the roof line. "They wanted everything straight and perfect, but their design wouldn't have looked right for the building so we made some compromises," she says. To avoid lost income, all work was done in winter with snowmobiles bringing in workers and supplies over the frozen lake.
"Our log builder, Blaire Anderson, had the help of the man who restored Yellowstone's Old Faithful Inn to help pick our replacement logs," Caine says.
Hands on. Caine has embraced her role as owner and delights in giving each guest a very personal experience. She greets everyone and personally shows them to their cabins. Each night the guests are served a four-course meal with matching wines created by the resident chef, Bruno Georgeton and his pastry chef wife, Kris. Caine encourages mixing and mingling, arranging seating so everyone sits with someone different from day to day.
"The first night people are often uptight, nervous and still in work mode. By the third day they're hugging the staff like old friends and everyone is telling each other all about their grandkids. One guest told me by the third night that she'd never seen her husband more relaxed," Caine says.
Subtle things like a no-phones-at-the-table rule, having to walk to and from their cabins, no televisions and, until recently, a lack of wifi, helped guests disconnect from hustle and bustle of their normal life to instead bond with other people and really take in the beauty of the land around them.
Saving the Firehole. "My first passion has always been the land. I bought it for this herd of elk—but they don't much recognize the gift I've given them," Caine laughs. "Now my passion includes sharing this amazing place with my guests and staff." Caine searches far and wide to bring in staff that appreciate this secluded mountain retreat as much as she does. General manager, Rob Batchelder, and chef Bruno are avid hikers. "Bruno can hike to the top of the mountain and back and still have dinner on the table that evening."
Guest services manager, Sheree Baxter, jumps at the chance to escape to the lake on a quiet afternoon. Waist deep in the clear waters, her line swishing back and forth trying to get a fish to rise, Baxter jokes her job is certainly a tough one. Caine's hard work in preserving the structures and the environment and recruiting passionate staff have earned the Firehole Ranch endorsement by the elite Orvis brand. But the majority of her reward comes from her guests and their experiences. "I love that fly fishing is a great vacation for couples. It's not competitive, and it's something experts and beginners can do together," she says. "As a woman owner I make sure the accommodations are perfect for anyone. I like to call it rustic elegance."
"People that come here often haven't experienced this kind of openness. Montana is just different. It really touches a person."
Couples, friends, parents and their adult children celebrating life milestones—Caine is happy to share the place of so many happy childhood memories with others in the hopes it will never give way to traditional development that threatens from every angle. Whether it's subdivision or commercial airplane tours seeking permits on the lake, Caine is constantly working to keep things simple and wild.
"I believe the only way to preserve open space and wilderness is to get people out there to see it and enjoy it," Caine says. "People that come here often haven't experienced this kind of openness. Montana is just different. It really touches a person."
At the end of the season, Caine stays one more week in peaceful solitude before 6 feet of snow puts the Firehole into hibernation. "There's a crispness in the air. The mountains are white from the first storm and the elk are bugling. It's just perfect."
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The National Aviation Research and Technology Park (NARTP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit auxiliary organization of Stockton University dedicated to facilitating research and development, innovation, and commercialization of emerging aviation technologies.
The park is located on a 58 acre parcel adjoining the Federal Aviation Administration William J. Hughes Technical Center, a facility dedicated to research, development, and sustainment of the National Airspace System, and the Atlantic City International Airport, a designated Smart Airport Research Test Bed Facility.
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In the spring of 1995, Executive Committee member Harvey Bernard Rubenstein suggested that the Society consider developing and sponsoring a program of continuing legal education (CLE) for lawyers that focused on professionalism and ethics. The idea had both an inspirational aspect (fostering the ideals of St. Thomas More) and a practical aspect (helping attorneys fulfill their CLE requirements). A committee of Mr. Rubenstein, Matthew Boyer and Geoffrey Gamble was appointed and planning was begun for a seminar to be held in 1996. Co-chairs of the seminar were to be Mr. Rubenstein and former Society president Joseph T. Walsh, a sitting Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court. The Society decided to co-sponsor the event with the Delaware State Bar Association (DSBA), the premier provider of CLE to lawyers in Delaware.
The first seminar was held in January 1996, and seminars have been held each year since. Mr. Rubenstein and Justice Walsh (now deceased) were the co-chairs for many years, co-sponsored by the Society and the DSBA. The seminar is widely regarded as one of the premier annual CLE events in Delaware.
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Students step up to support communities during the Covid-19 lockdown
Students step up to support communities during the Covid 19 lockdown
Selfless students have been recognised by the city's universities for going above and beyond to support their neighbours during lockdown.
Newcastle and Northumbria University students scooped Best Neighbour on Campus (BNOC) awards for helping make a difference in their communities during the testing period. From preparing and delivering emergency food parcels and walking shielding neighbours' dogs, to helping the community during Ramadan and setting up a community groups to support elderly and self-isolating neighbours, the winners of the latest round of BNOC winners have shown a true neighbourly spirit and commitment to their communities.
Newcastle University Zoology student, Eleanor Norton, was one of those recognised, for her role in setting up the Burnhope Village Support Group with her mother. This group has grown to 26 members, with volunteers assisting the vulnerable in the village by collecting prescriptions, doing their shopping, posting letters, preparing and delivering food parcels, dog walking and conducting friendly phone calls to make sure everyone is well.
Eleanor said: "It was a bit of a shock being nominated for this month's Best Neighbour on Campus – it's quite an honour. I didn't expect when helping to set up the Burnhope Village Support Group to get any recognition at all for it – all I wanted to do was help out my village in these difficult times.
"This pandemic has brought about a huge sense of community across the country – in such a scary time it has been quite heart-warming to see people from all sorts of different backgrounds come together to help and support each other. The best thing we students can do is to get involved with our communities and help those that are in need.
"A lot of communities across the country have set up Covid-19 Mutual Aid groups. If you feel like you are able to, you could volunteer with a group near you or at your local food bank. If there isn't a group near you or you don't feel like joining one, you could just keep an eye on the people in your neighbourhood; you could offer to get shopping for a neighbour who is isolating, walk their dog or you could write your neighbour a letter to let them know you're thinking of them in these hard times (you might even find a new best friend!). You could even do a book-swap.
"There are so many different ways to help out, so you can find one that suits you and your situation best. I know it can be difficult fitting volunteering in with exams and coursework, but even an hour a week to help those around you will make a huge difference. Be respectful to your neighbours – you may have key workers on your street who need a good night's sleep after a stressful day, so keep things quiet if you can. Don't forget that little things can make someone's day, so even giving someone a wave from across the street may cheer them up."
Other winners include, Md Mominul Hamid, from Northumbria University, who has delivered more than 700 food parcels to vulnerable asylum seekers, migrants and others across the West End of Newcastle.
Similarly, Northumbria University student, Faheem Malik was recognised for organising community work with the Northumbria University Islamic Society throughout the year. Recently, he has been organising and arranging for Ramadan iftar meals which is the breaking of fast for Muslim students.
Meanwhile, a group of Newcastle University students set up a WhatsApp group for the residents of Meldon Terrace, in Heaton, to help those that are self-isolating with deliveries and to keep up community spirit on the road. They have taken part in the Love Your Neighbour campaign, putting themselves forward as a point of contact for anyone on the street who is self-isolating or needs anything during this uncertain time. The winning household is shared by: Emily West, Maya Wallis, Joe McElvaney, Ruby Hastings and Fergal Byrne.
A household of Northumbria and Newcastle University students was praised by their neighbours for helping elderly residents with shopping and support. The student winners are: Claudia Charlwood, Jodie Paffrath, Eleanor Stanfield, Joe Lyons, Carl Graham, Tinisha Osu and Manpreet Loyal.
Nominating his student neighbours, Jesmond resident Mr Reinhold Stockle, said: "Covid-19, all the social distancing measures and disruption to activities we took for granted in our daily lives, has impacted us all as individuals and as a community. As we are all trying to make sense of and adjust to this new reality, it is pleasantly surprising how the little acts of kindness of our neighbours, remind us of the goodness of people at this difficult time."
Marc Lintern, Director of Student Experience, Newcastle University said: "During a very difficult time, it is so good to hear about the positive things which students from our two Universities are doing, to help their neighbours and communities. Young people are often the focus of negative publicity, and these awards really reflect the attitudes and behaviour of the majority of our students, who want to make a positive difference".
Carly Foster, Interim Assistant Director for Student Engagement, Northumbria University added: "These awards recognise some of the wonderful ways that students support our communities in and around Newcastle. We are delighted that residents took the time to nominate them, particularly at a time when our society needs these positive actions."
Jeannie Davison, from Jesmond Residents' Association, said: "Residents are often unaware of the fantastic contribution which students at both of our universities make to the wider communities in which they live. As a member of the panel it's always very heartening to read about the initiative used by these individuals and small groups in order to be good neighbours to other residents. In particular, at this very difficult time it is especially encouraging to see that so many of them have gone well over and above what is expected of them in order to support others in the community."
Best Neighbour on Campus
BNOC, established in 2018 by Newcastle University and its Students' Union, celebrates the great work students do within their communities, either through volunteering, supporting local residents or being considerate, responsible neighbours.
Last year, Newcastle joined forces with Northumbria University and its Students' Union, extending the award city-wide to celebrate the 50,000 students who live in Newcastle and the positive contribution they make to the city.
Awards are made each month in term time, with the aim of finding Newcastle's BNOC.
The judging panel includes local residents, local councillors and representatives from the Universities.
More information and details of how to nominate and the terms and conditions of the competition can be found on the awards website: www.ncl.ac.uk/best-neighbour
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                // _profiler_search_results
                if (preg_match('#^/_profiler/(?P<token>[^/]++)/search/results$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_profiler_search_results')), array (  '_controller' => 'web_profiler.controller.profiler:searchResultsAction',));
                }

                // _profiler
                if (preg_match('#^/_profiler/(?P<token>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_profiler')), array (  '_controller' => 'web_profiler.controller.profiler:panelAction',));
                }

                // _profiler_router
                if (preg_match('#^/_profiler/(?P<token>[^/]++)/router$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_profiler_router')), array (  '_controller' => 'web_profiler.controller.router:panelAction',));
                }

                // _profiler_exception
                if (preg_match('#^/_profiler/(?P<token>[^/]++)/exception$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_profiler_exception')), array (  '_controller' => 'web_profiler.controller.exception:showAction',));
                }

                // _profiler_exception_css
                if (preg_match('#^/_profiler/(?P<token>[^/]++)/exception\\.css$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_profiler_exception_css')), array (  '_controller' => 'web_profiler.controller.exception:cssAction',));
                }

            }

            if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/_configurator')) {
                // _configurator_home
                if (rtrim($pathinfo, '/') === '/_configurator') {
                    if (substr($pathinfo, -1) !== '/') {
                        return $this->redirect($pathinfo.'/', '_configurator_home');
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'Sensio\\Bundle\\DistributionBundle\\Controller\\ConfiguratorController::checkAction',  '_route' => '_configurator_home',);
                }

                // _configurator_step
                if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/_configurator/step') && preg_match('#^/_configurator/step/(?P<index>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_configurator_step')), array (  '_controller' => 'Sensio\\Bundle\\DistributionBundle\\Controller\\ConfiguratorController::stepAction',));
                }

                // _configurator_final
                if ($pathinfo === '/_configurator/final') {
                    return array (  '_controller' => 'Sensio\\Bundle\\DistributionBundle\\Controller\\ConfiguratorController::finalAction',  '_route' => '_configurator_final',);
                }

            }

            // _twig_error_test
            if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/_error') && preg_match('#^/_error/(?P<code>\\d+)(?:\\.(?P<_format>[^/]++))?$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => '_twig_error_test')), array (  '_controller' => 'twig.controller.preview_error:previewErrorPageAction',  '_format' => 'html',));
            }

        }

        // user_homepage
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/hello') && preg_match('#^/hello/(?P<name>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'user_homepage')), array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\DefaultController::indexAction',));
        }

        // config
        if ($pathinfo === '/config') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\DefaultController::paramAction',  '_route' => 'config',);
        }

        // homepage
        if (rtrim($pathinfo, '/') === '') {
            if (substr($pathinfo, -1) !== '/') {
                return $this->redirect($pathinfo.'/', 'homepage');
            }

            return array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle\\Controller\\HomeController::indexAction',  '_route' => 'homepage',);
        }

        // bepushed
        if ($pathinfo === '/be-pushed') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle\\Controller\\HomeController::bepushedAction',  '_route' => 'bepushed',);
        }

        // base_homepage
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/hello') && preg_match('#^/hello/(?P<name>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'base_homepage')), array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle:Default:index',));
        }

        // contact
        if ($pathinfo === '/contact') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle\\Controller\\HomeController::contactAction',  '_route' => 'contact',);
        }

        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/admin/answer')) {
            // answer
            if (preg_match('#^/admin/answer/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'answer')), array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle\\Controller\\HomeController::answerAction',));
            }

            // all_answers
            if ($pathinfo === '/admin/answer') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'BaseBundle\\Controller\\HomeController::allAnswersAction',  '_route' => 'all_answers',);
            }

        }

        // project_show
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/project') && preg_match('#^/project/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'project_show')), array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::showAction',));
        }

        // edit
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/edit') && preg_match('#^/edit/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'edit')), array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::editAction',));
        }

        // new-project
        if ($pathinfo === '/new-project') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::addAction',  '_route' => 'new-project',);
        }

        // favoris
        if ($pathinfo === '/favoris') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::favorisAction',  '_route' => 'favoris',);
        }

        // myprojects
        if ($pathinfo === '/myprojects') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::myprojectsAction',  '_route' => 'myprojects',);
        }

        // desactive
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/desactive') && preg_match('#^/desactive/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'desactive')), array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::desactiveAction',));
        }

        // ajouter-favoris
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/ajouter-favoris') && preg_match('#^/ajouter\\-favoris/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'ajouter-favoris')), array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::ajouterFavorisAction',));
        }

        // remove-favoris
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/remove-favoris') && preg_match('#^/remove\\-favoris/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'remove-favoris')), array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::removeFavorisAction',));
        }

        // push
        if ($pathinfo === '/push') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::pushAction',  '_route' => 'push',);
        }

        // search
        if ($pathinfo === '/search') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::postSearch',  '_route' => 'search',);
        }

        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/log')) {
            if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/login')) {
                // fos_user_security_login
                if ($pathinfo === '/login') {
                    return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\SecurityController::loginAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_security_login',);
                }

                // fos_user_security_check
                if ($pathinfo === '/login_check') {
                    if ($this->context->getMethod() != 'POST') {
                        $allow[] = 'POST';
                        goto not_fos_user_security_check;
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\SecurityController::checkAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_security_check',);
                }
                not_fos_user_security_check:

            }

            // fos_user_security_logout
            if ($pathinfo === '/logout') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\SecurityController::logoutAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_security_logout',);
            }

        }

        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/profile')) {
            // fos_user_profile_show
            if (rtrim($pathinfo, '/') === '/profile') {
                if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                    $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                    goto not_fos_user_profile_show;
                }

                if (substr($pathinfo, -1) !== '/') {
                    return $this->redirect($pathinfo.'/', 'fos_user_profile_show');
                }

                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ProfileController::showAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_profile_show',);
            }
            not_fos_user_profile_show:

            // fos_user_profile_edit
            if ($pathinfo === '/profile/edit') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ProfileController::editAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_profile_edit',);
            }

        }

        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/re')) {
            if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/register')) {
                // fos_user_registration_register
                if (rtrim($pathinfo, '/') === '/register') {
                    if (substr($pathinfo, -1) !== '/') {
                        return $this->redirect($pathinfo.'/', 'fos_user_registration_register');
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\RegistrationController::registerAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_registration_register',);
                }

                if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/register/c')) {
                    // fos_user_registration_check_email
                    if ($pathinfo === '/register/check-email') {
                        if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                            $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                            goto not_fos_user_registration_check_email;
                        }

                        return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\RegistrationController::checkEmailAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_registration_check_email',);
                    }
                    not_fos_user_registration_check_email:

                    if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/register/confirm')) {
                        // fos_user_registration_confirm
                        if (preg_match('#^/register/confirm/(?P<token>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                            if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                                $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                                goto not_fos_user_registration_confirm;
                            }

                            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'fos_user_registration_confirm')), array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\RegistrationController::confirmAction',));
                        }
                        not_fos_user_registration_confirm:

                        // fos_user_registration_confirmed
                        if ($pathinfo === '/register/confirmed') {
                            if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                                $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                                goto not_fos_user_registration_confirmed;
                            }

                            return array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\RegistrationController::confirmedAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_registration_confirmed',);
                        }
                        not_fos_user_registration_confirmed:

                    }

                }

            }

            if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/resetting')) {
                // fos_user_resetting_request
                if ($pathinfo === '/resetting/request') {
                    if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                        $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                        goto not_fos_user_resetting_request;
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ResettingController::requestAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_resetting_request',);
                }
                not_fos_user_resetting_request:

                // fos_user_resetting_send_email
                if ($pathinfo === '/resetting/send-email') {
                    if ($this->context->getMethod() != 'POST') {
                        $allow[] = 'POST';
                        goto not_fos_user_resetting_send_email;
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ResettingController::sendEmailAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_resetting_send_email',);
                }
                not_fos_user_resetting_send_email:

                // fos_user_resetting_check_email
                if ($pathinfo === '/resetting/check-email') {
                    if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'HEAD'))) {
                        $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'HEAD'));
                        goto not_fos_user_resetting_check_email;
                    }

                    return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ResettingController::checkEmailAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_resetting_check_email',);
                }
                not_fos_user_resetting_check_email:

                // fos_user_resetting_reset
                if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/resetting/reset') && preg_match('#^/resetting/reset/(?P<token>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                    if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'POST', 'HEAD'))) {
                        $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'POST', 'HEAD'));
                        goto not_fos_user_resetting_reset;
                    }

                    return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'fos_user_resetting_reset')), array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ResettingController::resetAction',));
                }
                not_fos_user_resetting_reset:

            }

        }

        // fos_user_change_password
        if ($pathinfo === '/profile/change-password') {
            if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('GET', 'POST', 'HEAD'))) {
                $allow = array_merge($allow, array('GET', 'POST', 'HEAD'));
                goto not_fos_user_change_password;
            }

            return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\UserBundle\\Controller\\ChangePasswordController::changePasswordAction',  '_route' => 'fos_user_change_password',);
        }
        not_fos_user_change_password:

        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/inbox')) {
            // fos_message_inbox
            if (rtrim($pathinfo, '/') === '/inbox') {
                if (substr($pathinfo, -1) !== '/') {
                    return $this->redirect($pathinfo.'/', 'fos_message_inbox');
                }

                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::inboxAction',  '_route' => 'fos_message_inbox',);
            }

            // fos_message_sent
            if ($pathinfo === '/inbox/sent') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::sentAction',  '_route' => 'fos_message_sent',);
            }

            // fos_message_deleted
            if ($pathinfo === '/inbox/deleted') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::deletedAction',  '_route' => 'fos_message_deleted',);
            }

            // fos_message_search
            if ($pathinfo === '/inbox/search') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::searchAction',  '_route' => 'fos_message_search',);
            }

            // fos_message_thread_new
            if ($pathinfo === '/inbox/new') {
                return array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::newThreadAction',  '_route' => 'fos_message_thread_new',);
            }

            // fos_message_thread_delete
            if (preg_match('#^/inbox/(?P<threadId>[^/]++)/delete$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                if (!in_array($this->context->getMethod(), array('POST', 'DELETE'))) {
                    $allow = array_merge($allow, array('POST', 'DELETE'));
                    goto not_fos_message_thread_delete;
                }

                return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'fos_message_thread_delete')), array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::deleteAction',));
            }
            not_fos_message_thread_delete:

            // fos_message_thread_undelete
            if (preg_match('#^/inbox/(?P<threadId>[^/]++)/undelete$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                if ($this->context->getMethod() != 'POST') {
                    $allow[] = 'POST';
                    goto not_fos_message_thread_undelete;
                }

                return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'fos_message_thread_undelete')), array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::undeleteAction',));
            }
            not_fos_message_thread_undelete:

            // fos_message_thread_view
            if (preg_match('#^/inbox/(?P<threadId>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
                return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'fos_message_thread_view')), array (  '_controller' => 'FOS\\MessageBundle\\Controller\\MessageController::threadAction',));
            }

        }

        // profil_show
        if (0 === strpos($pathinfo, '/profil') && preg_match('#^/profil/(?P<id>[^/]++)$#s', $pathinfo, $matches)) {
            return $this->mergeDefaults(array_replace($matches, array('_route' => 'profil_show')), array (  '_controller' => 'UserBundle\\Controller\\DefaultController::showAction',));
        }

        // form_don_route
        if ($pathinfo === '/donate') {
            return array (  '_controller' => 'ProjectBundle\\Controller\\ProjectController::donateAction',  '_route' => 'form_don_route',);
        }

        throw 0 < count($allow) ? new MethodNotAllowedException(array_unique($allow)) : new ResourceNotFoundException();
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


For a light and relaxing read checked out the first in the historical series featuring Olive Belgrave, a penniless socialite through a misfortune, not her fault. The series takes place in the early 1920's set in London. The writing flows easily and the There even e characters are developed. This book took me back when I was reading about Miss Silver. It is similar in style.
Olive accepts an offer from an Aunt to look into the history of a gentle that her daughter, Violet is determined to marry. Along with another cousin, Gwen the three of them attend is invited to a weekend house party. at a count estate. While there Violet's fiance is tossed off a balcony and is killed. Evidence points to Violet and Olive become involved with the investigation. Plenty of twists and turns to hold your attention. There is even a romance starting. Will Olive find the answer to prevent Violet from being arrested? There are several suspects with motives. I highly recommend this book.
This entry was posted in Books, TBR PILE and tagged balcony, fiance, Historical mystery, Olive, Sara Rosett. Bookmark the permalink.
It is fairly new and another will come sometime this year. I pro got the notice as I like Sara Rosett and read many of her books. Her Mom zone is a favorite of mine.
I have read one of her books, but from a different series. This sounds good too.
I have enjoyed many of her books.


I found out about Lana through a mutual friend. When I went to see Lana for the first time I was going through some difficult times in my personal life and was struggling with severe anxiety. Lana performed peaceful reiki sessions during her one on one sessions with me, and we've now grown to become great friends.
lana wilson is an absolute angel goddess.
She is a reiki healer, light worker and as she likes to call herself, "chief fairy". She has her own company, Spirit Rocks where she designs energetically charged crystal jewelry which she sells online and through her client base….and it doesn't hurt that she's absolutely STUNNING, both inside and out.
her energy is absolutely infectious.
She's a ball of bright white light and anyone that meets her is instantly drawn to her. Lana has changed her business model recently to reflect where she feels she needs to grow and challenge herself, and also where she wants to be in her business life. She has stepped outside of her comfort zone and has gone from doing personal one on one readings with a large client base to solely selling her gems. She told herself that she needed to step outside of her comfort zone, and that's exactly what she did!
want to get some of her stuff?
I'd 100% recommend it! Her gems are beautiful! I've seen a ton of people making their own crystal jewelry, but Lana's are the best for sure! You will feel like a powerful goddess with her crystals on…and who doesn't want to feel like a powerful goddess right?! (You'll notice I wear a few of her items in a lot of my pictures because I always have one with me).


text:
3 Maui Graduates Receive Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation Scholarships
September 9, 2016, 5:26 AM HST
* Updated September 9, 3:37 PM
Three Maui County high school graduates have been awarded $1,000 each by the Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation Scholarship program. Now in its thirteenth consecutive year, the Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation Scholarship (formerly the Josh Jerman Maui Nui Scholarship) program has provided scholarships to college-bound students who will attend an accredited four-year college or university.
To date, the program has awarded more than $38,000 in scholarships to Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi high school seniors who have displayed a passion for returning to Maui County after college to contribute to the community.
This year's recipients are Dean Omura from Lahainaluna High School, Jasmine Cabajar from Maui High School and Nohea Stoner from Hāna High and Elementary School.
In the fall, Omura will attend the University of Portland, where he will pursue a degree in mechanical engineering.
He said the scholarship will help him achieve his academic goals. "When I learned I was the recipient of this scholarship, I was overwhelmed with joy, because I knew my hard academic, volunteer and athletic work had paid off," he said. "This scholarship will help me achieve my academic goals because of the time and money it has saved me. It has been a huge help to me and my family."
Cabajar will attend Portland State University, with plans to study pre-physical therapy.
Cabajar said she was elated to learn that she had been selected as one of this year's recipients. "My reaction was excited and happy," she said. "I'm glad that I applied for this scholarship; I really wanted it and I would like to thank the Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation for picking me… I am happy to be continuing my education and golf career at Portland State University."
Stoner will attend UH Maui College, where she plans to fulfill her dream of earning a culinary arts degree.
"I hope to one day become as knowledgeable as Rachael Ray, Giada De Laurentiis, Ina Garten and the number of others who share a deep passion for food," Stoner said. "In addition to that, I will combine my love for cooking with a desire to promote sustainable farming practices and seasonal cuisine."
Stoner is also grateful to be one of this year's scholarship recipients. "This scholarship will help me pay for a number of my college expenses—expenses that I would be unable to pay otherwise. So, for that, I am extremely grateful," she said.
Omura encourages all college-bound students to apply for scholarships like the Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation Scholarship. "Apply for every scholarship you can qualify for, because everyone works hard in high school to build their credibility in the community and there is an abundance of money donated just for scholarships," he said. "Don't doubt yourself and have a little faith in yourself, because I'm pretty sure every application is taken into consideration."
Josh Jerman, an award-winning, top-producing real estate broker, and his wife, Souk, are the founders of the Josh and Souk Jerman Foundation Scholarship program..
Jasmine Cabajar will attend Portland State University, with plans to study pre-physical therapy.
Nohea Stoner will attend UH Maui College, where she plans to fulfill her dream of earning a culinary arts degree.
Dean Omura will attend the University of Portland, where he will pursue a degree in mechanical engineering.
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Rigid and stable 70cm strip with integrated lamp head. Creates sharp outlines and soft edge shadows, no light fall-off from top to bottom. Splendid for still life and fashion photography.
Rigid and stable 130cm strip with integrated flash head. Creates sharp outlines and soft edge shadows. Two flash tubes with separate lamp head cables - allows precise control of the light fall-off. Splendid for still life and fashion photography.


Designed exclusively for Bathing Beauties Beads by Local Artist Jazmine Raymond. Each one is a little different and you can never have too many mermaids... especially when you add rubies!
Drusy Agate, African Brass, Hammered Gold-Filled, Czech Glass.
The Saw Bar in action! These ladies are learning the basics of the jewelers saw, piercing, filing, and sanding!
This sweet class will teach you the basic bead weaving techniques! Finished product will be a leather cuff!
Yes these can go camping too!


text:
GES interdicts Headmistress of KNUST SHS over death of a student
Social July 8, 2020 Stephen
The Headmistress of the KNUST Senior High School (SHS), Felicia Asamoah Dankwaa, has been interdicted by the Ghana Education Service (GES), following the death of a student.
A statement issued by the GES dated July 8, 2020, and signed by the Head, Public Relations Unit, Cassandra Twum Ampofo, has asked the Regional Director of Education to take over the administration of the school pending investigations into the circumstances that led to the death of the final year student on Tuesday, July 7, 2020.
"The Director-General of Ghana Education Service has directed the Head of KNUST SHS, Felicia Asamoah Dankwaa to step aside for the Regional Director of Education, Ashanti, to take over the administration of the school while Management of GES investigate the circumstances leading to the demise of a final year student on Tuesday, 7th July, 2020", the statement in part read.
Students of the Technology Senior High School, Kumasi, on Tuesday night suspended all their academic activities to protest over the death of a colleague.
The colleague student, politicoghana.com understands, was allegedly abandoned by the school authorities to die a painful death after complaining of severe stomach pains.
Available footage which has gone viral on social media suggest the victim was rather attended to by some of his colleagues who rushed him to a nearby health facility where he was pronounced dead.
It took the swift intervention of the police to restore calm and protect lives and properties as the students had started vandalizing properties including the headmistress' vehicle.
Sources say, the authorities of the school abandoned to the student who had complained of severe stomach pains on Monday, July 6, 2020, for fear of having contracted the novel coronavirus.
GES, Ghana Education Service, KNUST SHS
Watch video: Students of KNUST SHS protest after teachers abandon a colleague to die
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Republican Congresswoman Warns GOP Leaders Of Gender 'Crisis'
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is launching a new PAC to boost Republican women candidates well before they get to the general election.
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New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik is deeply worried about her party.
"We are facing a crisis level of Republican women in Congress," Stefanik said on Thursday, noting that there are only 13 Republican women in the U.S. House, down from 23 last session.
Stefanik stepped down as House Republicans' recruitment head last month. But with a new group she's launching, dedicated to boosting women candidates, she still has top Republicans' full attention.
At a Thursday launch event for her group, E-PAC, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Minority Whip Steve Scalise, House GOP Conference Chair Liz Cheney, and National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Tom Emmer gathered with candidates, pollsters and strategists to talk about answers to this problem.
The top three Republicans in the House, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, GOP Conference Chair Liz Cheney and Minority Whip Steve Scalise, attended an event on Thursday where Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., warned of a "crisis" of lacking GOP women in Congress.
Fundraising was a major focus of the launch event, along with recruitment tactics and overcoming sexism towards candidates.
However, there was some dispute among attendees about how much President Trump — who pollsters say has driven some women from the party — has to do with the party's appeals to both women voters and potential women candidates.
"I think if you're thinking about 2020, it is a presidential election year, and the top of the ticket is a big factor when people are turning out and voting," said Betsy Fischer Martin, executive director of American University's Women Politics Institute, citing a December poll. "Among Republican women, 51 percent said they found [Trump's] tone concerning."
Not only that, but among white suburban women — considered a key swing voting bloc that helped Democrats prevail in many 2018 races — 51 percent found his tone very concerning, Martin added.
Speaking to reporters after the event, Stefanik shrugged off Trump's effect on recruitment, noting that women — particularly single and young women — have long tended to vote far more Democratic than men.
"This has been a problem that predates President Trump, and it is going to be a problem post-Trump," Stefanik said. "Regardless, it is a problem for the party."
Stefanik has strong recruitment bona fides, and until recently she was recruitment chair for the NRCC.
During her NRCC tenure, the number of Republican women congressional candidates spiked. However, many of those women didn't make it past the primaries, helping fuel Stefanik's conviction that promoting women in primaries would boost the party's numbers.
She publicly feuded with Chairman Emmer over whether or not to fund primary candidates. Emmer stressed on Thursday that the NRCC typically stays out of primary races, and that he sees Stefanik's PAC as "an enhancement" of the party's existing recruitment activities.
At her event, Stefanik emphasized the importance of this effort.
"I believe that one way we can attempt to change this trend is by supporting strong women candidates pre-primary," Stefanik added. "As any candidate will tell you, this investment is critical."
It's true that Republican women in particular can face bigger obstacles than their Democratic counterparts, as NPR recently reported — for example, in fundraising, infrastructure and the party's belief that it's important to elect more women.
That said, Trump and his policies in particular may be keeping women from wanting to be Republican candidates, said Christine Matthews, a GOP pollster who spoke at the event.
"Women candidates typically come out of a cohort of college-educated women. And there are far fewer college educated women identifying as Republicans these days," she told NPR after the event.
While college educated women were already becoming more Democratic before Trump was elected, his presence appeared to accelerate that trend.
"I think that is a result of the 2016 election and the tone and some of the policies the president has set," Matthews said.
Her observation points to a few potential solutions for Republicans. One is that the Republican Party could expand its search beyond the usual pool of candidates, and recruit women who are not college graduates.
But as Matthews also noted, boosting women's presence in the party may require some policy shifts, or at least different policy priorities.
She named areas where the party might benefit from broadening its spectrum of views — climate or immigration — or ramping up an issue's visibility, like paid leave.
She's certainly not the first to suggest this; recently-ousted GOP Rep. Mia Love has been calling on her male counterparts to boost issues like contraception that she believes will help women feel more included.
"I mean, seriously, I am pro-life. I'm unapologetically pro-life. Why not give women the option of having their choices when it comes to health care before they have to choose between keeping a life and ending a life?" Love said at a December Politico event.
Then-Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, speaks during Politico's Women Rule Summit in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 11, where she advised her party to make women feel more included with its policy focus.
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But any policy shifts would also have to be undertaken on a case-by-case basis, Matthews said.
"You're going to have to be competitive in these suburban districts. That means you're going to have to come to the center on some of those issues in those districts if you want to be competitive," she said.
Meanwhile, in more conservative districts, candidates would need a different tack.
"There are Republican women who are very happy in where the party is in terms of 'build the wall,' in terms of pro-life, whatever else," Matthews added.
Stefanik said that in terms of agenda, she thinks GOP women lawmakers' efforts in areas like trade and combating human trafficking need more emphasis. But she also indicated that she isn't worried about the party's overarching priorities.
"We are a party that supports economic opportunity, that supports freedom, that supports constitutional liberties, and I believe that resonates with women voters in this country," she said. "That's what I find in my district. Every district is different."
"I am a believer that all issues are women's issues," Stefanik added.
Article source: https://www.npr.org/2019/01/20/686659187/republican-congresswoman-warns-gop-leaders-of-gender-crisis?utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=news


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Sledgehammer Games have been given the keys to the castle with their upcoming release of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. An important marker in the history of Call of Duty, for many, this is a redemption year for the series. 2013's Call of Duty: Ghosts saw the lowest review scores of the series.
Not that Call of Duty is hurting for players. They're still the best selling game on next-gen consoles, and regardless of review scores, Ghosts sold a bunch of games across all platforms it was released on. Sledgehammer is taking fan feedback seriously when it comes to Advanced Warfare to hopefully nail the right balance between what fans say they want, and the vision of the game they want to make.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was recently revealed here. The futuristic Call of Duty title is due out in early November for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC.


The euro area current account surplus declined to a 10-month low in April, the European Central Bank reported Tuesday.
The current account surplus fell to EUR 28.4 billion in April from EUR 32.8 billion in March.
This was the lowest surplus since June 2017.
The surplus on goods trade totaled EUR 21 billion versus EUR 30.3 billion in the previous month. Meanwhile, the surplus on services rose to EUR 9.6 billion from EUR 9.4 billion.
Primary income increased to EUR 8.5 billion from EUR 4.8 billion. At the same time, the deficit on secondary income narrowed to EUR 10.7 billion from EUR 11.7 billion a month ago.
On an unadjusted basis, the current account surplus declined sharply to EUR 26.2 billion from EUR 41.3 billion in March.
In the financial account, combined direct and portfolio investment recorded net acquisitions of assets of EUR 41 billion and net disposals of liabilities of EUR 20 billion.


In the Unix world, "jailbreak" refers to the process where an entire filesystem is open for public access. Under "jail," only a small subset of a disk can be read from and written to freely. Over the weekend, members of the xda-developers forum discovered that you could log into your own system via an Android Market application and start a background process that allows you to access your phone with full system privileges.
Gaining system privileges ("root privileges") represents the first step toward fully customizing any Unix-based system like the G1 or the iPhone. Over at ModMyGPhone, Administrator Kyle Matthews has posted a preliminary list of the G1 file system, as well as complete step-by-step instructions on how to remount the entire system with full read/write privileges. These steps are based on the original instructions at the xda-developers forum and require a copy of PTerm from the Android Marketplace.
The G1 jailbreak represents just the first step toward opening up the system for general use. Expect to see a full suite of Unix tools debut soon as they did when the iPhone was jailbroken. You'll also likely see a number of customizing tools that allow you to change themes on the phone, including backgrounds and icons; it will take time before fully graphical command-line applications are developed and distributed. The G1's relatively low cost and open system offers an exciting new Unix-based platform for any number of hobby and professional uses.
Compared to the iPhone, jailbreaking the G1 was a walk in the park. The first iPhone jailbreaks required remote access tools that emulated iTunes' mobile device management calls. With tools that pretended to be iTunes, the device allowed itself to be accessed and its file system to be modified. Nothing in the original jailbreak was straightforward and most everything required custom-built software. In comparison, the G1 jailbreak consists of using a Terminal program, starting a background process and issuing a few standard Unix commands.
Over the last year and a half, Apple has kept moving the ball. Each iPhone jailbreak has proven harder than the last, as Apple has locked down the iPhone platform and iTunes itself. The iPhone dev team has had to resort to ever more clever ways to bypass Apple's relentless policing.
In contrast, the G1 has been developed by the Open Handset Alliance project. It's extremely unlikely that this alliance, which is committed to an open platform, will engage in the same kinds of protective shenanigans that Apple has resorted to. The Android philosophy states that "anyone can contribute to Android and influence its direction. That means that anyone can download, build, and run the code needed to create a complete mobile device."
So why jailbreak an already-open device? One big jailbreak advantage is that it allows you to bypass the G1's internal storage. Until now, you were limited by the G1's built-in memory for installing and running programs. With the jailbreak, you can install applications onto a local SD card and run them from the card. Running low on memory? Just swap cards in and out.
Jailbreaking also allows you to use low-level tools that run in the background. Want your G1 to call home and report your location every 20 minutes? A simple Unix process, called a daemon, can handle that for you. You can set daemons up to remind you of appointments, to scan for nearby wireless devices and more. The world of handheld computing doesn't begin or end with graphic interfaces. There's an enormously rich world of possibilities available through command line processes.
Most importantly, jailbreaking gives you complete control of your system from the bottom up. It lets you stop thinking of your phone as a handheld gadget and start using it as a fully-capable Unix platform.


What songs make you think of Charloe? Alternative? Country? Classic rock? Something else? Well, if you're like us there are a lot of them. The songs on this page are available to purchase on iTunes or you can view them on YouTube, stream them on Jango, etc. The links we're providing take you to the lyrics, and with good reason. Every song on this list was carefully selected based on lyrical content. We didn't just copy/paste 'top 100 love songs'. A lot of thought and effort went into the creation of this list. (Thank you ICE for being our very own Charloe deejay).
The criteria we used to select songs was very specific. True, we could make any love song fit our fav couple, but that's just not really them. We tried to pick songs that conveyed the troubles or struggles of love, and how to deal with falling for someone you least expect to. Some of the songs include keeping love secret because a lot of us believe that Charlie and Bass would have to hide from their friends and family, at least in the beginning. We avoided songs that suggested love at first sight, because again, that's not entirely true of Charloe (even if Bass was taken with her in that room in Philly, she most definitely was not).
We also tried to exclude songs that involve things that Charlie and Bass might have done had there been no Blackout, like driving in cars and going to the movies (there may be some references, but I think we did pretty well in that regard). And finally, we did try to stay away from songs with lyrics which might be offensive to some.
Some of these songs seem to come from Charlie's point of view, some from Bass's. But all were carefully chosen, in very diverse genres of music, to bring to mind our beloved Charloe. However, to be fair...there will be a few inclusions at the bottom of the page that focus on Bass and his struggles, Charlie, and Miloe (which in our world will always be about platonic brotherhood).
We hope you'll check them out. Listen, watch, buy, make a play list... whatever. Most of all... Enjoy.


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Introduction to Operating system and its types
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1 Today in this article we will tell you – what is the operating system? Thus, how does it work? Operating system and its types
2 What is operating system?
3 How operating system works?
4 Operating system definition
5 Types of operating system
5.1 1. Batch Operating system
5.1.1 Advantage of batch operating system
5.1.2 The disadvantage of batch operating system
5.2 2. time Sharing operating system
5.2.1 Benefits Of time Sharing operating system)
5.2.2 The disadvantage of time Sharing operating system
5.3 3. Distributed Operating system
5.3.1 Advantages of Distributed operating system
5.3.2 The disadvantage of a Distributed Operating System
5.4 4. Network operating system
5.4.1 Benefits Of network operating system
5.4.2 The disadvantage of network operating systems
5.5 5. Real-time operating system
5.5.1 Types of Real-time operating system
5.5.2 Advantages of real-time operating system
5.5.3 The disadvantage of a real-time operating system
Today in this article we will tell you – what is the operating system? Thus, how does it work? Operating system and its types
A computer, laptop or any kind of mobile phone is run by mixing two types of parts. It consists of first part hardware and second part software. Both these types of parts are as important for computers as the brain and heart for the human body.
The hardware part is hard and is visible, the software part is not visible or in easy language, it is contained in the hardware itself. However, both these parts are also divided into many pieces. Out of these pieces, a part of the software is the operating system. It is connected to the software of the computer and works for the same.
Let us know that –
What is the operating system?
How operating system works?
Types of operating system
Benefits of operating system
Disadvantages of operating system
What is operating system?
The operating system is a part of the software part of the computer. In easy language, it can be said that the entire software is based on this system. The presence of the operating system is so important for software that many people consider the operating system as software.
Any command we give in a computer laptop or mobile phone first approaches the operating system and then gives the computer hardware the command to perform that task. Understand a command to know how the operating system works.
Suppose I want to print a page.
With the help of my keyboard, I will first select a file from the computer that I want to print.
After that this command will reach the operating system.
The operating system will approve this command.
After approval, the printer will be ordered to print and after that, it will print that paper.
In this example, it can be understood how the operating system works and what is the importance of the operating system to the computer.
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Operating system definition
"The operating system is a piece of the software part of a computer that establishes a connection between software, and hardware, and gives them commands to work"
Operating systems are divided into several parts based on their ability to function and the ability to command. Following are the types of operating systems: –
Batch Operating system
time Sharing operating system
Distributed Operating system
Real-time operating system
1. Batch Operating system
This type of operating system does not directly contact the computer's CPU, to do this it has different batches. Just as if there is a separate batch for the printer if there is a job from the printer, a separate batch for the scanner if there is a task from the scanner. It does this by dividing the work into pieces, these pieces can be called batch hence its name is the batch operating system.
Advantage of batch operating system
The time it takes to complete any task in a batch operating system can be anything.
Many users can run the batch system on their own.
The batch system is much faster in terms of time.
It is quite easy to manage large tasks in a batch system.
The disadvantage of batch operating system
Extreme efficiency is required to work with batch systems.
Debugging a batch system is much more difficult.
Sometimes it proves to be too expensive.
Batch is completed from the command line in the system ie there is no option of multi-tasking.
Example of the batch operating system: – Payroll system, bank statement.
2. time Sharing operating system
The time-sharing system is a type of multi-task system. This gives every task a chance to continue on its own. In easy language, it can be understood by example of a mobile phone. For example, in mobile phones, you can do everything from playing songs to playing games simultaneously. The time-sharing system works like this. The time in which any task is completed is called quantum.
Benefits Of time Sharing operating system)
Each task is given equal time.
Chances of duplication of software are almost eliminated.
The workload of the CPU is greatly reduced.
The disadvantage of time Sharing operating system
In this, the problem of reliabilities is more than the limit.
Security has to be taken special care of. There is a risk of both data loss and theft.
There is a lot of communication problems in data.
3. Distributed Operating system
Such operating systems are also called remote systems in easy language. It performs the same function as the network but it acts through wires. In such a system many computers have connected that work together. All these computers can be accessed simultaneously.
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Advantages of Distributed operating system
Failure of any connected part will not make any difference to any other system. All these systems are independent and connected only to the main system.
Electronic mail between these systems increases the speed of data exchange.
There is not much load on the main system.
Work can be completed fairly quickly.
Networks can be connected to unlimited systems.
The disadvantage of a Distributed Operating System
After the main network fails, it will stop working at all.
The efficiency of using this system has not been developed yet.
Such systems are much more expensive and cannot be used easily.
Examples of distributed operating systems: – Local.
4. Network operating system
Such operating systems function almost exactly like distributed operating systems. But there is a difference between them that there used to be the main system but here every system can function in its own way. All these systems are connected to each other through the network and also share devices with each other such as printers, scanners.
Benefits Of network operating system
The servers in this system work much faster.
This type of system maintains security.
Despite having fewer hardware devices, it can be functioned in a haphazard manner.
Up to a range, the server can be operated without wires.
The disadvantage of network operating systems
Its servers are much more expensive.
The user has to depend on other systems for many tasks.
Their maintenance costs a lot of money.
Examples of network operating systems: – Microsoft Window Server 2003, Microsoft Window Server 2008, Unix, Linux, Mac, OS X, Novel Netware BSD.
5. Real-time operating system
The real-time operating system is a kind of fast operating system. It takes very little time to process any work. In real-time operating systems, the time interval is called response time.
Real-time systems are used in places where there is a lot of time constraints. For example, missile systems, air traffic control systems, and robots can be seen.
Types of Real-time operating system
Hard real-time system: – Such a system is used when the time shortage is too much and the work has to be completed as quickly as possible.
Soft real-time system: – Such a system is used when there is a shortage of time but not so much.
Advantages of real-time operating system
Any device can be used as much as you want.
In such a system, the time taken to shift the task is much less. It only takes 10 microseconds.
This attaches great importance to currently running applications.
Such systems are very small in size so they can be used on small servers as well.
Such servers are error free.
In this type of operating system, memory allocation is very strong, that is, memory is more than other systems.
The disadvantage of a real-time operating system
Very few tasks work together at the same time.
Such systems are much more expensive.
Algorithms of such systems are much more difficult. This kind of algorithm requires much more skill to understand.
It requires special device drivers.
Task switching is much more difficult in such systems.
Examples of Real Time-Sharing System: – Scientific Experiment, Medical Imaging System, Industrial Control System, Weapon System, Robot, Air Traffic Control System.
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Stixwould Priory was a priory  in Lincolnshire, England, a Cistercian nunnery founded by Lucy, countess of Chester, in 1135.   The Mappa Mundi describes it as Gilbertine, but modern authors regard it as Premonstratensian. Originally  suppressed in 1536,  Benedictine nuns from Stainfield were then moved in by the King. In 1537 the nunnery was refounded for Premonstratensian canonesses, before being finally suppressed in 1539.

In the Middle Ages, Lincolnshire was one of the most densely populated parts of England. Within the historical county there were no less than nine  Premonstratensian houses. Other than Stixwould Priory, these were: Barlings Abbey, Cammeringham Priory, Hagnaby Abbey, Newbo Abbey, Newsham Abbey, Orford Priory (women), Tupholme Abbey and West Ravendale Priory.

Part of the porter's lodge still remains and forms part of a modern farm-house, in the modern parish of Stixwould and Woodhall.

Priors of Stixwould
Hugh, occurs 1202 and 1205
Geoffrey, occurs 1227 and 1228
Gilbert of Eton, occurs 1308

Prioresses of Stixwould
Margaret Gobaud, elected 1274
Eva, died 1304
Isabel de Dugby, elected 1304, occurs 1317
Elizabeth, occurs 1327 and 1328
Elizabeth de Swylington, elected 1346
Isabel Mallet, died 1376
Eustace Ravenser, occurs 1393, died 1403
Katharine Roose,  elected 1403
Eleanor Welby,  occurs 1440
Helen Key,  before 1536
Mary Missenden,  last prioress, appointed 1537

References

Monasteries in Lincolnshire
1135 establishments in England
1536 disestablishments in England
1539 disestablishments in England
Cistercian nunneries in England

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The wacky cast of characters is an unbelievable mix of people and if you are a fan of the TV show Shameless, this book would probably be right up your alley with this absolute crew of misfits. And I mean that term in the nicest possible way as the characters are the people who will never just `fit in`and most definitely dance to the beat of a different drummer.
The story was completely unexpected and unpredictable the entire way through which is probably one of the reasons that I loved it so much. There is nothing typical about anything that happened, which is often the best type of tale to be told in my opinion. Even if I thought I might be able to anticipate something coming up, I could never quite anticipate exactly what which kept me extremely interested and racing through the book to find out more.
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"If we can show they can affect mice with this particular genetic mutation, then it gives us a clue to better understand the illnesses and opens up the possibility of more targeted treatments with fewer side effects." –Dr. Steve Clapcote.
Dr. Steve Clapcote from the University of Leeds's Faculty of Biological Sciences will be analyzing behavior displayed by mice with a genetic mutation linked to schizophrenia and autism and seeing how antipsychotic drugs affect their behavioral abnormalities.
"We don't fully understand how the drugs used to treat schizophrenia and some symptoms of autism work," explained Dr. Clapcote. "If we can show they can affect mice with this particular genetic mutation, then it gives us a clue to better understand the illnesses and opens up the possibility of more targeted treatments with fewer side effects."
A number of autism and schizophrenia patients have been found to have mutations of neurexin 1a, a protein which helps to form and maintain nerve signals in the brain. Scientists in the USA recently discovered that mice with the same genetic mutation display behavioral abnormalities which are consistent with schizophrenia and autism.
Dr. Clapcote is planning to build on these initial findings to provide further evidence for a genetic link to the conditions. He also aims to assess the impact on the mice of antipsychotic drugs used to treat schizophrenia and some symptoms of autism.
"The genetic studies so far are suggesting a common cause for both schizophrenia and autism, which is something our studies will help to establish," said Dr. Clapcote. "However, these illnesses are complex, involving not only inheritance, but other factors such as environment and experience. It's possible the genetic mutation might create a predisposition, making people more likely to develop autism or schizophrenia."
The mice will be run through a series of tests designed to assess behavior related to autism and/or schizophrenia: hyperactivity, sensitivity to psychostimulants, attention levels, memory, social interaction, and learning. Dr. Clapcote will also look at verbal communication - using bat recorders to 'listen' to the interaction between the mice which takes place beyond the range of human hearing.
"Behavior is the final output of the nervous system and the means by which autism and schizophrenia are diagnosed, which is why our research focuses on behavior," said Dr. Clapcote. "Schizophrenia and autism patients both display lower levels of verbal communication and we hope to see this mirrored in the mice we're working with."


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import java.lang.reflect.Method;

import org.primeframework.mvc.security.annotation.JWTAuthorizeMethod;

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 * @author Daniel DeGroff
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public class JWTMethodConfiguration {
  public final JWTAuthorizeMethod annotation;

  public final Method method;

  public JWTMethodConfiguration(Method method, JWTAuthorizeMethod annotation) {
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}