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The Czech model, who ended her engagement to actor Jamie Belman in 2013, is reported to have had a civil breakup from investment banker Alejandro Grimaldi before 2018 came to an end.
AceShowbiz - Model Petra Nemcova is reportedly ringing in 2019 as a single woman after calling off her engagement.
Sources tell the New York Post's Page Six the Czech beauty has parted ways with investment banker Alejandro Grimaldi, 18 months after they announced plans to wed.
"It's a civil breakup," an insider tells columnist Richard Johnson. "They are staying friends."
Nemcova, 39, has yet to comment on the claims, but it's her latest heartache after ending a previous engagement to British actor Jamie Belman in 2013, and enjoying a brief relationship with ex-Haitian Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe.
She also lost her first fiance, photographer Simon Atlee, in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
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Petra Nemcova Shares Story of Baby Boy's Unexpected Birth at 34 Weeks
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Q: How can I send push notifications to iOS without writing my own application? I would like to send push notifications to iOS-based devices, but I don't want to write my own app.  From what I've gathered so far, to send a push notification using the Apple Push Notification Service I need to use the SSL certificates that were used to sign an application.
Basically, what I'm looking for is the iOS equivalent of Notify My Android, an app that you install on your Android device that has a web service with a simple HTTP API for sending notifications.

A: Use https://pushed.co/
SEND PUSH NOTIFICATIONS WITHOUT DEVELOPING YOUR OWN APP
Pushed allows you to send real-time push notifications to
iOs, Android and Desktop (Chrome, Firefox & Safari) devices.
(Just found it and also found your question.)

A: This is not possible under iOS. You only can send push notifications to a specific (your own)  app.

A: When you set up your push notifications for the app, Apple is very strict about the usage.  You can only send push notifications to that specific app, and only from your developer account and profile.
There is no way to have a third party program for this because of these restrictions, so no, this is not possible.
For more information check out the Apple documentation on Push Notifications.

A: An option can be to have your users install telegram app and have them talk to your bot. The bot can push notifications to individual users and can even listen for commands.

A: You can try :

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*Boxcar : http://boxcar.io/

*Pushover : https://pushover.net/

A: did you find any app's that could do what your after? If not, check out EasyAPN on the Mac App Store or website http://www.abdullahselek.com/2013/08/08/easyapn/.
Its an app where you put in the token and payload and press sent (it will detect your certificates stored in your key chain which you can select from).

A: You can also do this with PushBullet (which has a web API) or IFTTT (which does not seem to have a public API, but has a bunch of other triggers).

A: As @yinkou and @DGund pointed out, none of these push notification platforms (Pusher, Boxcar.io, pushover.net) can work around the Apple Push Notification rule of having a registered app.
So the answer is a DEFINITIVELY NO. YOU CANNOT send iOS push notifications without your own app.

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Four years ago yesterday I had a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy – an operation to take out both my ovaries and fallopian tubes.
The surgeon did a very good job. It was keyhole surgery and I think it all came out through my belly button – there was a tiny incision there and another 2 mm one lower down on my abdomen – I still think this is pretty cool.
The whole hospital experience wasn't brilliant – having to walk to the operating theatre in a gown open at the back through the main public lobby of a major hospital wasn't a high point, nor was sitting around all day waiting for my operation half-dressed in a freezing room with a load of other people.
However, I realised that I love eating mango after surgery and they gave me adequate pain relief – for a change.
When I woke up from the surgery I thought – this surgical menopause mallarcky isn't too bad, I feel fine. This was the morphine talking – morphine talks a very good talk.
I think if someone had said to me before the operation that one of the main side affects would that I wouldn't sleep properly for the next four years (and probably for the foreseeable future) I might have thought twice about it. I can deal with the hot flushes during the day (and to be fair these have eased off in frequency over the past two years), but the hot flushes at night make it very hard to sleep for any significant duration (by this I mean more than 30 minutes) without sleeping pills. I have no problem getting to sleep, but I am woken up by my body being overwhelmingly hot. I throw off the covers and go back to sleep only to wake up 15 minutes later freezing cold.
Overall I am glad (!) I had the operation. I have a BRCA2 gene mutation which puts me at risk of ovarian cancer – plus my breast cancer was hormone positive. Removing the ovaries reduced the risk of the breast cancer reoccurring and ovarian cancer. Even without much sleep, life without cancer is better than life with cancer, or no life at all.
To end on a positive note, removing my ovaries did solve the problem of ovarian cysts. For my entire life (since puberty) I have been plagued with abdominal pain from cysts – now I have no ovaries, I have no pain, this is a really good thing and I love it.
Also not having periods is fabulous – it doesn't make up for the rest of the rubbish, but it is another good thing!
N.B. I can't take HRT as I had hormone positive cancer and for the past four years I have taken various aromatose inhibitor drugs to make sure any vestiges of hormones that my body may have concocted out of goodness knows what are swiftly removed from my body. I had hoped that once I stopped taking them the hot flushes would stop – they haven't, but the persistent joint pain I have had for the past 4 years has now gone which is good!
I am not even going to worry about the increased risk of cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis that I now have because of the oophorectomy as apparently it doesn't really become a problem until your 60s or 70s so I will worry about that if or when I get there.
N.B. I quite like the word oophorectomy – if I hadn't had cancer and the wretched gene mutation I might not have had an opportunity to learn this word nor to use it quite so often!
Absolutely, great word! A few years ago I had a prolapse fixed, the official title being 'sacrospinous colpopexy'. I have a similar affection for the colpopexy bit! And I agree, the night time hot flushes are the worst – they can even overheat the husband!
P.S. I'm a wimp too!
sacrospinous colpopexy is a fabulous phrase – if something you would probably rather not go through. I do like tho think that as a side effect of the whole cancer stuff I am at least improving my vocabulary!


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1-The union offers dutiful condolences for the deaths, and asks Allah to accept them as martyrs, to heal the wounded, and grant their families patience and solace.
2-The union pleads to all citizens; Muslims and Christians, Sunnis, Shiites and others, to organize themselves and reconcile their differences through dialogue not explosions, to avoid being a tool to carry out plots to undermine the security of Lebanon, its stability, and the inciting of war among its sects which would only serve the Zionist usurping state that lurks in anticipation for the fall of Lebanon, its honorable people, its unity and stability. In addition, the union calls all Lebanese sects to sit to the dialogue table to resolve all conflicts in a manner that achieves the higher interests of the country stemming from their desire to preserve the unity of Lebanon, protect its social fabric, and its political stability.
3-The union asserts that the explosions carried out in Lebanon within the last months is related to the incidents in Syria, as Lebanon could not apply a policy of "remaining aloof" at most levels. Conversely, Hizbullah showed direct intervention in favor of a regime that has been killing its people for more than two years, while others intervened in favor of the other side.
Thus, the union holds the view that the solution is for Lebanon – as a government, people, political parties and sects – to support the achievement of security in Syria, and to contact all sides to reach the best arrangement for the two neighboring countries.
4-The union demands the Lebanese government to intensify efforts to protect the security of the country, its sovereignty, and the security and dignity of Lebanese citizens in addition to reaching a comprehensive agreement over the core Lebanese values.


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There are many former senior officials from previous and current presidential administrations who continue to engage in policy making following their retirement from the federal government. Unfortunately, such persons are not satisfied with the havoc they had wreaked upon the small and medium-sized business communities throughout the nation during their time in government, and prefer to see if they can cause even more damage to foundational principles such as the rule of law, free enterprise and private property rights during their time of "retirement" from government service. Former Secretary of the Interior, Bruce Babbitt, is one such person who continues to reside in Washington, D.C. while serving as the President of the World Wildlife Fund, an environmental and wildlife extremist group. Former Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service, Jane Rapaport Clark, is another such person who continues to reside in Washington D.C., while serving as President of Defenders of Wildlife, yet another wildlife extremist group. And, a third such person is former Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Kevin Gover, who continues to reside in Washington, D.C., while serving as President of the National Museum of the American Indian. Each of these individuals has assumed a major policy making role outside of the federal government promoting the positions they had previously crafted and/or implemented while in government.
One former senior federal official, former Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Ada Deer, who is nationally recognized for reorganizing the Bureau of Indian Affairs and promoting the doctrine of "tribal self-governance/self-determination/sovereignty," however, neither resides in Washington, D.C. nor represents a Native American extremist group at the present time. Yet, Ms. Deer's former senior assistant, Dr. Katherine Vandemoer, a hydrologist by profession who now resides on the Flathead Indian Reservation in northwestern, Montana, has successfully continued the work and policies of Ada Deer. She has managed to gain the confidence of members of the Montana State Legislature, the Flathead Joint Board of Control (irrigators) and of the local Reservation communities by effectively embedding herself in local issues of significance.
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FSU's championship season fueled by GPS technology
By By Brendan Sonnone | FSU Chopping Block
TALLAHASSEE – Florida State was a juggernaut last season, manhandling outmatched foes week in, week out en route to one of the most dominant seasons in the history of college football. The Seminoles went undefeated and won a national championship with relative ease, playing in just one contest that was decided by single digits.
At the core of their success, literally, is a harness that weighs all of an ounce and sits snugly beneath FSU players' shoulder pads during practice.
In it is a GPS tracking device, and it has been the primary ingredient to FSU's recent run of injury-free seasons.
FSU started using the device on players several years ago to measure an athlete's performance, manage fatigue and monitor health. The results have been extraordinary, according to FSU coach Jimbo Fisher. He credits the technology for vastly cutting down on injuries, stating that preventable soft-tissue injuries are down by 88 percent the past two years.
"I live by that thing," Fisher said. "There are going to be major surgeries sometimes because you're going to get a knee or an ankle that's broke, or a leg. You can't help that. But a lot of the wear and tear on the body, we're able to take a lot of the guess work out of now."
Often overlooked in the narrative of the 2013 season is just how vulnerable the Seminoles actually were.
The supporting cast around quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston was impeccably talented, with future NFL players all over the field. But depth was an issue, especially with the wide receivers and across the offensive line.
In that sense, FSU was susceptible. The Seminoles, however, were not fragile.
FSU was fortunate to go through the season largely unscathed, with its key players and positions avoiding serious injuries. Some of that is luck, but use of the Catapult technology should not be overlooked.
The GPS trackers were developed by an Australian-based company called Catapult Sports in the 1990s. The device is placed around players and measures a thousand movements, which are broken down into applicable figures based on position and sent to a monitor on the sideline in real time.
Fisher first heard of the technology several years ago. Former FSU speed and nutrition specialist Erik Korem, now with Kentucky, and former strength & conditioning coach Joe Danos, now with the New York Giants, went on a fact-finding mission to explore different types of methods to improve player health.
Soccer teams in Europe and Australian-rules football teams were using Catapult for years, but the technology had not really made its way over to America. After getting rave reviews about Catapult from Danos and Korem, Fisher decided to change that.
"There was no one in America that wanted to do it," Fisher said. "We didn't want to be the ones afterwards, we wanted to be the ones that tried it out."
FSU purchased 30 GPS units from Catapult in 2012 for $80,000 over three years. Florida State is one of about a dozen other colleges that uses Catapult, which also has 15 clients in the NFL.
More programs are catching on. Catapult sold subscriptions to three college football teams in the past week, although few are as dedicated to the technology as Fisher and his staff.
FSU is not just successfully using the technology; it's mastering it.
"In a four-year term, they've put together one of the best prescription models of impact data across all sports," said catapult sports scientist Gary McCoy. "I'll walk into NFL clubs and they'll ask who's doing it better than anybody. I say 'Florida State University.'"
McCoy is careful not to reveal FSU's "secret sauce" because each team uses the technology differently.
Fisher receives metric reports on players daily. The way a player moves, how fast he runs, how quickly he decelerates; These are all figures that are broken down and analyzed so that Fisher and his staff can determine if a practice is too rigorous on individuals.
Last season, FSU had just one starter suffer a season-ending injury and that was Tyler Hunter, whose neck corroded due a condition he was born with.
"We have the best gene pool of athletes in the world in America. When a guy gets hurt or something, we throw them out and get another one," Fisher said. "There are countries out there that compete in all these sports, all these Olympic sports. They don't have that gene pool. How are they doing that?
"They're training. They're getting the most out of their athletes."
FSU, according to a spokesperson, is considering increasing its number of trackers to 85 by the start of this season so that every scholarship player will be monitored.
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As the Seminoles set out to repeat as national champions in 2014, Fisher is hopeful that the commitment to the GPS system continues to play a large role in keeping his players healthy.
That and a little bit of luck.
"I think it has been very critical to our development since it keeps guys on the field," Fisher said. "Like I say, keep knocking on wood."
Email Brendan at bsonnone@orlandosentinel.com. Follow Brendan's FSU coverage on Twitter at @OSFSU
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The Kitchen God's Wife: Novel Summary:chp 6-10
The Kitchen God's Wife: Novel Summary:chp 11-15
The Kitchen God's Wife: Character Profiles
The Kitchen God's Wife: Metaphor Analysis
The Kitchen God's Wife: Theme Analysis
The Kitchen God's Wife: Top Ten Quotes
The Kitchen God's Wife : Biography
The Kitchen God's Wife : Essay Q&A
Bao-bao
Bao-bao, or Roger, is Helen's son. It is on the occasion of his fourth marriage that Pearl is thrust back into her Chinese family and comes to learn Winnie's secrets.
Wan Betty
Wan Betty was a woman Winnie knew in China. Also known as "Beautiful Betty," she operated the telegraph office where Winnie sent telegrams requesting money from her dowry when she and Wen Fu and the others are forced to flee Nanking. It is she who sends the news to Helen and Winnie that Wen Fu has died, decades after Winnie left him. By passing on this news, she sets in motion all sorts of memories for Winnie, who knows she must at last tell Pearl about him.
Pearl Brandt
Pearl is the Chinese-American daughter of Winnie and Jimmy Louie. Her upbringing as an American has kept her from understanding her mother, whose superstitions and lack of warmth both puzzle and anger Pearl. She does not feel able to tell her mother that she has multiple sclerosis, because she dreads her mother's reaction; Winnie always seems to blame herself for not preventing someone's bad luck.
Phil Brandt
Phil is Pearl's husband. Together, they have two daughters, Tessa and Cleo.
Tessa and Cleo Brandt
Tessa and Cleo are Pearl's two young daughters.
Danru
Danru was Winnie's second child with Wen Fu (their first child, a daughter, had died). When she left Wen Fu, Winnie took Danru with her to live with Jimmy Louie. She decided to send him to stay with Hulan and Jiaguo in Harbin when she feared Wen Fu was getting close to finding them. However, Danru died of an epidemic before Winnie could join him there. She always blamed herself for his death.
Gan was a pilot who had a crush on Winnie while she was married to Wen Fu. He was gentle and kind to Winnie, and they might have developed a relationship if he had not been killed in a crash.
Grand Auntie Du
Grand Auntie Du is Helen's aunt. The old woman had lived with Helen in China and come with her to the United States. As Winnie recounts her life in China, she tells how Auntie Du stood by her when she was jailed for two years, then finally contrived a way to get Winnie released. After Pearl attends Grand Auntie Du's funeral, she finds that Auntie Du left her a Buddhist alter in which a statue of the Kitchen God resides.
The Fortune Teller is the one whom Winnie blames for her marriage to Wen Fu. When she changed Peanut's fortune so that she would marry a rich outsider, Peanut's original fortune (to marry Wen Fu) diverted to Winnie.
Wen Fu
Wen Fu was Winnie's first husband. He wanted to marry Winnie's cousin, Peanut, but a fortune teller caused him to marry Winnie instead. After their marriage, he revealed his true colors as a brutal husband, a liar, and an adulterer. He thought of himself as a war hero, although he was actually a cowardly pilot.
Auntie Helen
Auntie Helen is Winnie's longtime friend. She is not really Pearl's aunt, nor is her real name Helen. Winnie met her in China during the war, when their husbands were stationed together as pilots. Her name was Hulan then, and she came from a poor family. After Winnie went to America and married Jimmy Louie, Winnie helped Hulan and her husband (known to Pearl as Uncle Henry) escape China. The two women keep each other's secrets for many years, until Helen, who pretends to be dying, threatens to tell Pearl everything.
Jiaguo
Jiaguo was Helen's first husband. He was in charge of the Chinese pilots, including Wen Fu. Winnie discovers that he married Helen because he had been responsible for her sister's death.
Little Yu's Mother
Little Yu's Mother is the mother of one of Winnie's and Peanut's old school friends. After she her daughter, Yu, committed suicide to escape a bad marriage, Little Yu's Mother made it her mission to help other women escape their marriages. She helps Winnie escape from Wen Fu.
Jimmy Louie
Jimmy was Winnie's second husband. He is the man Pearl knew as her father, although she finds out that Wen Fu could likely have been her real father. Winnie tells how she met Jimmy during the war, at an American dance, and later fell in love with him. Although he looked Chinese, he was born in America and worked for the United States Information Service. After Winnie was jailed, he had to return to America, but he waited for her and then married her when she was able to come to America. He became a Baptist minister.
San Ma is one of Jiang Sao-yen's wives. She helps Winnie select her dowry items, never letting on that her own daughter was given a much larger dowry. She stands by Jiang even after he is denounced as a traitor.
Mary is Helen's daughter. She irritates Pearl because she seems to pity Pearl after she is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Min is Wen Fu's first mistress. He shames Winnie by keeping her in the same house as Winnie. Winnie eventually becomes friends with the girl and tries to use her as a means to force Wen Fu to divorce her. Wen Fu, however, simply kicks Min out.
Old Aunt and New Aunt
Old Aunt and New Aunt are the wives of Winnie's father's brother. New Aunt is Peanut's mother. Winnie is under their care when she is sent to live in Tsungming after her mother's disgrace.
Peanut, whose real name was Huazheng, was Winnie's pretty, spoiled cousin. After she married Wen Fu, Winnie learned that Peanut married a rich man. After the war, Winnie learned that Peanut had left her husband and become a communist in Shanghai. She inspired Winnie to leave Wen Fu and introduced her to the woman who had helped her escape her own marriage.
Jiang Sao-yen
Jiang Sao-yen was Winnie's father. Winnie harbored resentment towards him for ignoring her after her mother's disgrace, for allowing her to marry Wen Fu when he knew he was dishonorable, and for giving her a dowry much less than that of his other daughters. During the war, he tried to save his textile empire by cooperating with the Japanese, but after the war he became a broken old man branded as a traitor. When Winnie tells him she is leaving Wen Fu, the stroke-ridden old man gives her some hidden gold ingots. In this way, he tries to repair the damage he has done her.
Winnie Louie is Pearl's mother. Throughout the novel, she reveals to Pearl the terrible secrets of her life in China. Born Jiang Weili, Winnie recounts a life of bad luck that began when her mother abandoned her when she was six. She recounts details of her miserable marriage to an abusive man, Wen Fu. She also tells about losing all her children, about surviving World War II, and about being jailed when she tried to escape from her marriage and elope with a Chinese-American man, Jimmy Louie.
Yiku
Yiku, whose name means "pleasure over bitterness," was Winnie's first baby with Wen Fu. She was healthy until Wen Fu hit her; after that, the baby was never normal. She died of a fever when Wen Fu refused to listen to Winnie's pleas for a doctor.
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@implementation TGEssenceNewVC

-(UIStatusBarStyle)preferredStatusBarStyle{
    return UIStatusBarStyleLightContent;//UIStatusBarStyleDefault;
}

- (TGSementBarVC *)segmentBarVC {
    if (!_segmentBarVC) {
        TGSementBarVC *vc = [[TGSementBarVC alloc] init];
        [self addChildViewController:vc];//成链
        _segmentBarVC = vc;
    }
    return _segmentBarVC;
}

- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    //self.automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets = NO;
    self.segmentBarVC.segmentBar.frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, [UIScreen mainScreen].bounds.size.width, 35);
    //当titleView时,把左右按钮都不要显示(可选)
    //self.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItem = nil;
    //把segmentBar放navigationItem.titleView(可选)
    //self.navigationItem.titleView = self.segmentBarVC.segmentBar;
    //设置segmentBarVC大小
    self.segmentBarVC.view.frame = self.view.bounds;
    //使用segmentBarVC
    [self.view addSubview:self.segmentBarVC.view];
    NSArray *items = @[@"推荐", @"视频", @"图片", @"段子", @"投票",@"排行",@"互动区",@"网红",@"社会",@"美女",@"冷知识",@"游戏"];
    NSMutableArray* childVCs = [NSMutableArray array];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGAllVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGVideoVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGVoiceVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGPicVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGWordVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGAllVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGVideoVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGVoiceVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGPicVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGWordVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGPicVC alloc] init]];
    [childVCs addObject:[[TGWordVC alloc] init]];
    [self.segmentBarVC setupWithItems:items childVCs:childVCs];

    [self.segmentBarVC.segmentBar updateViewWithConfig:^(TGSegmentConfig *config) {
        config.selectedColor([UIColor lightTextColor])
              .normalColor([UIColor lightTextColor])
              .selectedFont([UIFont systemFontOfSize:14])//选中字体大于其他正常标签的字体的情况下,根据情况稍微调大margin(默认8),以免选中的字体变大后挡住其他正常标签的内容
              .normalFont([UIFont systemFontOfSize:13])
              .indicateExtraW(1)
              .indicateH(2)
              .indicateColor([UIColor whiteColor])
              .showMore(YES)
              .moreCellBGColor([[UIColor grayColor] colorWithAlphaComponent:0.3])
              .moreBGColor([UIColor clearColor])
              .moreCellFont([UIFont systemFontOfSize:13])
              .moreCellTextColor(NavTinColor)
              .moreCellMinH(30)
              .showMoreBtnlineView(YES)
              .moreBtnlineViewColor([UIColor lightTextColor])
              .moreBtnTitleFont([UIFont systemFontOfSize:13])
              .moreBtnTitleColor([UIColor lightTextColor])
              .margin(18)
              .barBGColor(NavTinColor)
        ;
    }];
}

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning {
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

/*
#pragma mark - Navigation

// In a storyboard-based application, you will often want to do a little preparation before navigation
- (void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender {
    // Get the new view controller using [segue destinationViewController].
    // Pass the selected object to the new view controller.
}
*/

@end

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Missing member
School board struggles to fill open seat
Grace Campbell|December 20, 2018
Emma Herwehe
The Perry Township school board meets for a regularly scheduled board meeting on Dec. 10.
For common situations, like an icy, below-freezing winter morning, students look to the Perry Township school board. With this, it is necessary for the school board to have all seats filled, but as of now, there remains one empty seat.
In December, three members on the school board, Jon Morris, Collin Fultz and Ed Denning, had their terms come to an end. With three seats up to be refilled, it was expected that there would be multiple people running to fill them, but there were only two candidates on the November ballot.
Fultz, one of the candidates running, successfully retained his seat on the board. The second candidate was Hannah Dale, the former Executive Director of the Perry Township Education Foundation. Even after she was elected, there was still an empty seat.
Keesha Hughes, who manages media relations for the school district, states that the school board is still taking offers for the position.
"One seat is still empty, so we invited interested candidates to send a letter of interest and resume," Hughes said.
The letter must state and explain why the applicant would want to serve on the board. The board will then select and vote on the candidate, whose duties as a member would be effective in January of 2019.
According to Hughes, one of the responsibilities that board members take on is being sure that taxpayers' money is being used not only for the benefit of the schools but also for the community as a whole.
The board also focuses a lot on the needs of Perry Township citizens, which is one of the reasons that the school board holds committee meetings that are open to the public. Members of the community, school faculty and students are able to speak out about what they believe is important at these meetings, which board members take into consideration when making decisions.
The community can get more involved in the school board by attending the meetings that are open to the public. These are held the fourth Monday of every month at 6 p.m. at PTEC, according to the Perry Township website. Members of the community are allowed to go into the meetings to listen and voice their own thoughts and ideas.
Another focus of the school board is maintaining the budget and ensuring that it is "fiscally sound," Hughes says. This means that the school board must make sure that the budget is balanced with the state government's spending levels and tax rates. When the state government adjusts its spending levels, nearly every business or public service center, including the school district, also has to adjust its spending levels. This can affect what the district and school are able to provide for students and different events that the schools hold.
Hughes also states that the school board has a key job in making sure that students are benefitting from their days in school. Members must set the standard for achievement, meaning that they have to try to set proper requirements to help students be as successful as possible during and after their school years.
In regards to the vacant seat, school board member Steve Johnson, who has been on the school board since January of 2017, says in an email to The Journal the board must have seven members on it to meet certain requirements and laws.
"It is the responsibility of the school board to appoint the new member of the school board," Johnson wrote.
Other than this, he also states that the school board and the Superintendent have a significant amount of power during this situation since they interview and choose who will be serving on the board.
Other than appointing members, another one of the most important responsibilities within the school board is advocating for the students and the community.
Some students have started taking more notice of the school board as a whole due to the recent opening. Junior Luis Tavarez believes that it would be helpful to see the school board be more involved with the students on more of a personal level, like getting to know students and focus on their lives.
"We have guidance counselors, but if students had more than just one or two people to talk to, then that would help (them)," Tavarez said.
He thinks it would be beneficial for the school board to help students on a more personal level.
Tavarez also finds it important for the school board to acknowledge what the students find to be significant within the district and school. He feels like the school board can help make changes in the district if students want them, so it is key to have dedicated school board members.
"I'd like the new member to listen more to what the students want in school," Tavarez said. "One that listens to students, not just the teachers."
Perry Township
Grace Campbell, Reporter
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Women must be women to live dream
MPs convene in Parliament on November 21, 2018 to discuss the Gender Bill. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
It is critically important for us to look at the challenges women often face in the society and clear the path for talented and dynamic women leaders to rise to the top.
It is time for women in this generation to start taking lessons from the successful leaders and stop taking "no" for an answer.
By MICHAEL OTIENO
It is most saddening that the bill meant to have more women in elective positions, in line with the provisions of the Constitution, could not be passed just because MPs are not willing to vote for it.
It's a fact that the majority of our MPs are men. The obvious interpretation of this is that men are unwilling to have women occupy positions of leadership in the country. Therefore, this is a wake-up call to women to start being women if they want to realise their dreams.
Traditionally, women were considered flawed and the only place befitting people with such a trait was in the kitchen. They were also made to believe that they had no business in any serious leadership position.
That line of thought, for sure, is far gone and it is time men broadened their worldview and realised that women, too, have what it takes to lead.
INTIMIDATED
It was in the 17th century when we witnessed the emergence of the concept 'The Chef'. And, history has it, the early chefs were members of the military and were exclusively men.
So, the morass that is being created by the male MPs in regard to the two-thirds gender rule is outrageous.
In the recent past, studies have revealed that men tend to fear women in high-level leadership positions, for such women often exhibit the same sort of leadership styles, behaviour and capability with their male counterparts. That does not thrill most men.
The society has continually made men believe that they are the ones to be in charge and that women just have to follow them.
But the men seem to have conveniently forgotten that there are a number of great women who paved the way for the modern feminist movement — the likes of Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Maria Theresa of Austria, just to mention two.
The changes that these women brought about have altered the course of history.
Creating a work environment where women can thrive, and employing initiatives that support, advance, retain and reward women achievers, is not only the right thing to do; it is the smartest and only way to elevate our mothers, wives and sisters to realise their potential in leadership.
The absenteeism that was witnessed in Parliament the other day, when MPs were expected to vote for the long-awaited Gender Bill, was absurd and uncalled-for.
The majority of those who failed to show up were men, which shows just how fickle men can be, despite the numerous attempts by their party leaders to rally them to see to it that the bill is approved.
It is critically important, therefore, for us to look at the challenges women often face in the society and clear the path for talented and dynamic women leaders to rise to the top and to inspire the next generation of women leaders in the world. For as the saying goes, "women leaders take care, men leaders take charge".
Many powerful women in Africa have demonstrated tremendous leadership skills and contributed immensely to improving the lives of their people.
They include Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf of Liberia, who became the continent's first female president in 2006, and continued to struggle for the safety of women and women's rights.
Ghana's Yaa Asantewaa led an army of thousands of soldiers during the Yaa Asantewaa war of independence against the British colonial forces in 1900.
Queen Nzinga of Angola encouraged her people to resist Portugal's colonial influences, and even worked with the Dutch to drive the colonisers out.
Then we have Gisèle Rabesahala of Madagascar, the first Malagasy woman to be elected as a municipal councillor and later appointed a Cabinet minister.
She is remembered for dedicating her entire life to Madagascar's independence and advocating human rights.
Lastly, we have Huda Shaarawi, who spoke up for women issues and participated in Egypt's nationalist struggle. She later established the Egyptian Feminist Union and was the founding president of the Arab Feminist Union.
The one thing all these iconic women leaders seem to have in common is refusing to stay in a box that society continually attempted to put them in.
It is their responsibility to inspire the next generation of women and challenge them to take up leadership positions.
It is time our women took their rightful places in leadership. It is also time for them to stop waiting to be merely nominated to the assemblies, but elected or appointed to office on merit.
With the right mindset, unity and togetherness, what women can achieve will surprise all of us.
Mr Otieno is a lecturer at Mwangaza College, Nakuru, and freelance journalist. [email protected]
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GM's Bowling Green, Ky. assembly plant — where the Corvette Stingray is built — recently underwent a $131 million upgrade that includes a new body shop to manufacture the car's liberating and lightweight aluminum frame.
Perhaps no American car has meant more to thebrhistory of performance driving than the Corvette Stingray. Originally broughtbrto life by General Motors in 1963, the Stingray (or C2) represented the secondbrgeneration of the famed Corvette line — and its first as a coupe. Now in its seventh installment, thisbrheavyweight performer has shed some weight through a technologically advanced redesignbrboth inside and out.
The next generationbrof Corvettes begins with an all-new lightweight frame. Built at GM's upgradedbrmanufacturing plant in Kentucky, the technologically advanced aluminum structurebris 99 pounds lighter and 57 percent stiffer than its predecessors. A new 6.2-literbrV-8 engine puts out 455 horsepower to power the svelte frame of this finelybrtuned athlete. With a track-inspired Z51 performance package, direct injectionbrand the advanced combustion dynamics offered through active fuel management,brthis vehicle delivers both on the road and at the pump. In fact, "eco" is justbrone of five selectable driving modes that helps optimize performance across abrwide range of road conditions. Combined, no other car offers more horsepowerbrand greater fuel efficiency (29 mpg/hwy).
The Stingraybrdefinitely packs a punch, but what strikes first are the stunning lines off itsbrlong, lean body, which is punctuated by piercing LED "eyes." Lighting — abrdramatic and high-tech element throughout — gets you both coming and going withbrexpressive glowing tail lamps that might give you reason to pause in a darkbralley. Functional and aggressive styling continues inside with equal elementsbrof carbon fiber, aluminum trim and sumptuous leather of the jet-inspiredbrcockpit, all set aglow via dual eight-inch digital displays.
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Sony Crime Channel replaces True Crime
Sony Crime Channel replaces Sony Channel
Sony Crime Channel is a new channel dedicated to crime drama, available free-to-air across all major TV platforms.
Sony Crime Channel replaces the former Sony Channel feed on Sky, and former True Crime channel on Freeview.
Schedule highlights include the free-to-air premiere of Orange is the New Black as well as old favourites Hustle and CSI.
Sony Crime Channel is available free to air (ie no subscription or viewing card required) on Sky channel 157 (+1 on channel 181)
Sony Crime Channel launches on Freesat on 13th February on channel 143.
Sony Crime Channel is currently standard definition only.


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package org.nutz.dao.impl;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import org.nutz.dao.DaoException;
import org.nutz.dao.SqlManager;
import org.nutz.dao.SqlNotFoundException;
import org.nutz.dao.Sqls;
import org.nutz.dao.sql.Sql;
import org.nutz.lang.Streams;
import org.nutz.log.Log;
import org.nutz.log.Logs;
import org.nutz.resource.NutResource;
import org.nutz.resource.Scans;

/**
 * 基于行解析的SqlManager
 * @author wendal(wendal1985@gmail.com)
 *
 */
public class FileSqlManager implements SqlManager {

    private static final Log log = Logs.get();

    protected Map<String, String> sqls = Collections.synchronizedMap(new LinkedHashMap<String, String>());

    protected String[] paths;

    protected boolean allowDuplicate = true;

    protected String pairBegin = "/*";
    protected String pairEnd = "*/";

    protected String regex = ".(sql|sqlx|sqls)$";

    protected boolean inited;

    public FileSqlManager() {
        paths = new String[]{};
    }

    public FileSqlManager(String... paths) {
        this.paths = paths;
    }

    public void refresh() {
        for (String path : paths) {
            List<NutResource> list = Scans.me().scan(path, regex);
            for (NutResource res : list) {
                int c = sqls.size();
                log.debugf("load >> %s from root=%s", res.getName(), path);
                try {
                    add(res.getReader());
                }
                catch (IOException e) {
                    log.warnf("fail to load %s from root=%s", res.getName(), path, e);
                }
                log.debugf("load %d sql >> %s from root=%s", (sqls.size() - c), res.getName(), path);
            }
        }
    }

    public void add(Reader r) throws IOException {
        try {
            BufferedReader br = null;
            if (r instanceof BufferedReader)
                br = (BufferedReader)r;
            else
                br = new BufferedReader(r);
            StringBuilder key = new StringBuilder();
            StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
            OUT: while (br.ready()) {
                String line = Streams.nextLineTrim(br);
                if (line == null)
                    break;
                if (line.startsWith(pairBegin)) {
                    if (key.length() > 0 && line.contains(pairEnd) && !line.endsWith(pairEnd)) {
                        sb.append(line);
                        continue;
                    }
                    if (key.length() > 0 && sb.length() > 0) {
                        addSql(key.toString(), sb.toString());
                    }
                    key.setLength(0);
                    sb.setLength(0);

                    if (line.endsWith(pairEnd)) {
                        if (line.length() > 4)
                            key.append(line.substring(2, line.length() - 2).trim());
                        continue;
                    } else {
                        key.append(line.substring(2).trim());
                        while (br.ready()) {
                            line = Streams.nextLineTrim(br);
                            if (line == null)
                                break OUT;
                            if (line.endsWith(pairEnd)) {
                                if (line.length() > 2)
                                    key.append(line.substring(0, line.length() - 2).trim());
                                continue OUT;
                            } else {
                                key.append(line);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                if (key.length() == 0) {
                    log.infof("skip not key sql line %s", line);
                    continue;
                }
                if (sb.length() > 0)
                    sb.append("\n");
                sb.append(line);
            }

            // 最后一个sql也许是存在的
            if (key.length() > 0 && sb.length() > 0) {
                addSql(key.toString(), sb.toString());
            }
        }
        finally {
            Streams.safeClose(r);
        }
    }

    public String get(String key) throws SqlNotFoundException {
        _check_inited();
        String sql = sqls.get(key);
        if (sql == null)
            throw new SqlNotFoundException(key);
        return sql;
    }

    public Sql create(String key) throws SqlNotFoundException {
        _check_inited();
        return Sqls.create(get(key));
    }

    public List<Sql> createCombo(String... keys) {
        if (keys.length == 0)
            keys = keys();
        List<Sql> list = new ArrayList<Sql>(keys.length);
        for (String key : keys) {
            list.add(create(key));
        }
        return list;
    }

    public int count() {
        _check_inited();
        return sqls.size();
    }

    public String[] keys() {
        _check_inited();
        Set<String> keys = sqls.keySet();
        return keys.toArray(new String[keys.size()]);
    }

    public synchronized void addSql(String key, String value) {
        log.debugf("key=[%s], sql=[%s]", key, value);
        if (!isAllowDuplicate() && sqls.containsKey(key))
            throw new DaoException("Duplicate sql key=[" +key + "]");
        sqls.put(key, value);
    }

    public void remove(String key) {
        _check_inited();
        sqls.remove(key);
    }

    public void setAllowDuplicate(boolean allowDuplicate) {
        this.allowDuplicate = allowDuplicate;
    }

    public boolean isAllowDuplicate() {
        return allowDuplicate;
    }

    public void setPaths(String[] paths) {
        this.paths = paths;
    }

    public String getRegex() {
        return regex;
    }

    public FileSqlManager setRegex(String regex) {
        this.regex = regex;
        return this;
    }

    public void setPairBegin(String pairBegin) {
        this.pairBegin = pairBegin;
    }

    public void setPairEnd(String pairEnd) {
        this.pairEnd = pairEnd;
    }

    public String getPairBegin() {
        return pairBegin;
    }

    public String getPairEnd() {
        return pairEnd;
    }

    public String[] getPaths() {
        return paths;
    }

    protected void _check_inited() {
        if (!inited) {
            synchronized (this) {
                if (!inited) {
                    refresh();
                    inited = true;
                }
            }
        }
    }

    public void clear() {
		sqls.clear();
	}
}


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Q: same image shows different color on top and bottom of the page i ran across something i have never seen before. the page has a top div and a footer div. both with an image as background. mirrored the image as well via photoshop.
now the weird thing is, it shows a different color. see http://www.hp-consultants.nl
when i tilt my screen towards me the colors become the same. even in photoshop i notice the difference. does anyone know what is wrong?
ive tried using regular CSS colors instead of a background image, to no effect. even the same image shows a difference
thanks!

A: There's nothing wrong with your page. Using Photohop's colour picker confirms that the colours are both indeed exactly the same.
The effect probably happens because you're sitting in front of a TFT monitor, whose display is sensitive to the angle you look at it from.
Some useful background information:

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*LCD Test: Viewing angle

*Wikipedia on TFT LCDs:

TN displays suffer from limited viewing angles, especially in the vertical direction. Colors will shift when viewed off-perpendicular. In the vertical direction, colors will shift so much that they will invert past a certain angle.

A: The colours are exactly the same a quick check with any image editor will tell you that.  TFT Monitors can do strange things to colours depending on the viewing angle.
Also our eyes and brains are really not as good at determining colour as we think.  Have you ever seen this optical illusion.

The Squares Labeled A & B are the same colour

A: may be is the orientation of the led, that brights differently. have you tried to get the browser windows to the bottom of the screen so you see the header where the footer is.
Try this:

*

*open 2 browser instances

*resize the window of each to view only the header or the footer (one for each)

*place the footer window at the top and the header window at the top

*switch window places

in my case I see the bottom one always more clear.
Hope this helps you


Drug violation rates decreased in the City of Pittsburgh, accompanied by reductions in adult and juvenile arrests.
As drug violations declined, marijuana made up a larger share of all drug offenses as compared to drugs in the opioid/cocaine category.
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Nearly all reported drug violations culminated in an arrest, with nearly 20 times as many adults arrested as juveniles.


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Aspiring broadcaster hones his craft at Hamptons Baseball League games
By Jay Dempsey
As a young baseball fan back in the late 1950s, I would crawl under the covers at night with my Emerson transistor radio and listen to baseball games. A good play-by-play announcer would make me feel as if I was sitting at Ebbets Field, Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds, eating hot dogs and peanuts.
Recently my wife, Jean, and I went to a Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League game at Cochran Park in Peconic and had a most pleasant surprise. As Jean and I were setting up our chairs along the third-base line, a good-looking, tall, polite, young man approached us. "Excuse me folks, but I'm going to be broadcasting today's game and don't want to disturb you." He had nice voice, so we told him listening to his broadcast of the game would be great.
Sitting at a small table 10 feet in back of us with his smart phone, ear buds and meticulously prepared game notes, 18-year-old Emmanuel Berbari began his internet broadcast. "It's a gorgeous summer afternoon here at Cochran Park in Peconic. A great day for a ball game." We could have been blindfolded for the rest of the game and would have known from Emmanuel's colorful, accurate, and professional beyond-his-years commentary everything that was taking place on the field, right down to the color of the teams' uniforms.
That evening Jean and I were chatting about how much we enjoyed the game and listening to Emmanuel's play-by-play, agreeing this young man would have a future in broadcasting. I had an opportunity to spend some time with Emmanuel.
JD: How did you first become interested and involved in broadcasting?
EB: I was cut from my high school [Harborfields] basketball team in my freshman year. That winter a classmate was launching a start-up, live-stream production project at school and asked me to become involved. I announced a basketball game and wasn't very good, but something clicked. I knew I wanted to become a play-by-play announcer. If I had made the basketball team I probably would have never become involved in broadcasting.
JD: What have you done to improve yourself as a play-by-play announcer?
EB: The summer after my freshman year I attended a sports broadcasting camp at Chaminade High School run by Patrick Reichart, who works in the production departments for the Mets and Yankees. Mr. Reichart has become my mentor and connected me with many people in the field. I replay and listen to my broadcasts critiquing myself and I send out clips to my support team for their input and take their advice very seriously. Last year in high school I broadcast football, soccer, basketball and baseball. In addition to announcing for the Hamptons League this summer I am doing a live call-in show at SUNY/Old Westbury and do podcasts for Elite Sports NY.
JD: The file folder with stats and information that you use during the game is amazing. How do you research and put this together for each game?
EB: These are called boards and have been used forever by broadcasters. Each broadcaster has their own unique way of organizing their boards. All of my notes are handwritten the night before. It normally takes me about two hours to write down the rosters, players' numbers, positions, hometowns, height and weight, college, and current stats.
JD: Next year you will be entering your freshman year at Fordham University, which has an impressive list of alumni in the broadcasting field, namely the legendary Vin Scully, Sal Marchiano, Michael Kay and Ryan Ruocco, among others. What would you like to accomplish at WFUV over the next four years?
EB: To become one of the more relied upon broadcasters at the station. I hope to gain a few crucial internships and look forward to traveling around the country with our teams. I will also get to cover some of the local professional teams, which will be a great experience and opportunity to make media contacts.
JD: What are your career goals?
EB: I would love to go to work for a major network, which is really not feasible right out of college, but I always set my goals high. I would like to do baseball and basketball, but will settle for whatever comes my way. I love radio and find it a privilege to create as an artist an image for my listeners serving as their eyes and ears.
JD: Where would you like to be in the prime of your career?
EM: I would love to have a great relationship and a home with one network, to have a stable job, and a family. I would like to "pass it down" the way others have with me, helping young broadcasters get to where they want to be.
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In the final years of the 16th century, a 15-year-old dwarf named Jepp struggles to understand himself and his place in the world; he's caught between the pull of the past, the promise of the future, and the forces of fate and free will. The first of the book's three sections finds a battered and beaten Jepp being transported ignobly in a cage to an unknown destination; along the way, he recalls the events that led him there, from his humble upbringing in an inn to becoming a court dwarf in Brussels (a role in which humiliation, opportunity, and danger are closely entwined). Jepp's fortunes continue to wax and wane in the later sections, as he arrives at the island castle of astronomer Tycho Brahe. As in Marsh's The Night Tourist and The Twilight Prisoner, real history is effortlessly woven into her fiction: while Jepp has his roots in an actual dwarf who served Brahe, Marsh transforms his "footnote" of a story into an epic search for love, family, respect, and a destiny of one's own making. Ages 12–up. Agent: Alex Glass, Trident Media Group. (Oct.)
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The initial meeting took place March 3, with eight enthusiastic participants, including Rabbi Ike, and a representative from Lev Solel. Several projects will start immediately, including a seedling start and plant sale later in the school year. The passion for improving our care of the earth was palpable and ideas sprouted spontaneously. We welcome more members at any time, but please note our next meeting date, Sunday, April 21, 10:30 a.m. at Lakeside.
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When Jay Clark became head gymnastics coach at the University of Georgia two years ago, he was handed the keys to a Rolls Royce. He proceeded to drive it right off a cliff.
In two short seasons, Clark has taken the flagship program of NCAA women's gymnastics and turned it into nothing special. He should be stopped before nothing special becomes mediocrity.
Suzanne Yoculan built the GymDogs into a colossus that won 10 national championships, including five straight in her final five seasons. Admittedly, that's one tough act to follow. No one expected Clark to begin his tenure by winning five straight national titles.
But Clark still fell short of expectations. This year, Georgia failed to advance out of the semifinals at the NCAA championships. Still, that was a modest improvement over last year, when the GymDogs failed to reach the NCAAs.
Those two results are shocking, because from 1989 until her retirement, Yoculan's teams finished in the top three every single season except one. In 1995, the GymDogs finished fifth.
Clark was a long-time assistant to Yoculan, and that may be part of the problem. Yoculan demanded the very best that every athlete had to give. And since Clark was the recruiting director, I suspect that there was a "good cop, bad cop" dynamic at work.
When asked to predict how Clark might fare before his first season as head coach, former GymDog Tiffany Tolnay replied, "Everybody loves Jay."
That's not always a good thing. All the Georgia basketball players supported assistant coach Ron Jirsa for the head coaching job when Tubby Smith left for Kentucky. The players liked him so much that he was gone in two years.
Clark is a master recruiter; he delivered the talent that produced those five straight championships. In January, ESPNU and ESPN The Magazine rated Clark the ninth best recruiter in all of college sports. He was the only gymnastics coach listed.
But being a great recruiter doesn't mean a thing if you can't coach up the athletes once they arrive on campus. Anyone recall Ray Goff?
The GymDogs scored 195.575 in their first meet of the year, on January 8. In their final meet, they scored 195.45. How does a team not improve over four months of competition?
In each meet, 24 routines are performed. If a score under 9.7 is posted, something drastic went wrong. In their first six meets, the GymDogs posted 5, 5, 3, 3, 5 and 5 scores under 9.7. In the next five, 4, 2, 2, 4 and 4. That's improvement, though microscopic.
Then came the postseason. They missed three routines at the SEC championships, finishing a distant third behind Alabama and Florida. They missed two at the NCAA regionals, losing to UCLA.
Then came the national semifinals. In the biggest meet of the year, the GymDogs blew seven routines. Three of their six floor exercise scores were 9.425, 9.55 and 9.325. Not the stuff of championships.
"I would have bet we would have had our best meet of the year, not our worst," Clark told Jeff Arnold of the Athens Banner-Herald. "But for whatever reason, the wheels seemed to come off."
Now, if the head coach is clueless as to what's going on, what chance do the athletes have? Reminds me of a Ray Goff quote: "I don't know how we lost to Tennessee."
Alabama and Florida both visited Athens this winter, and the GymDogs weren't competitive in either meet. That's intolerable. The GymDogs actually posted their best score of the season against Alabama, 197.225, and still lost by almost half a point.
Once upon a time a GymDogs meet was an event, and you could always count on being thoroughly entertained. Where routines were once crisp and tight, now they're loose and sloppy. Missing is the attention to detail so prevalent during the Yoculan era.
The faithful have noticed. Actual meet attendance dwindled during the season, vacant seats appearing where once there were none.
Sadly, Clark doesn't project the image you want from a head coach, either. He can often be observed during meets with an empty paper cup between his teeth, gyrating his jaw so that the top of the cup flips up to the bridge of his nose.
Not at all unlike the time Ray Goff was captured on the sideline in Tuscaloosa, his image flashed across the nation as he contented himself with a long blade of grass stuck between his teeth.
Goodness, that's three references to Ray Goff in one column about Jay Clark.
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'I didn't understand it' - West Ham star Antonio was left confused by JFF snub in 2012
West Ham striker Michail Antonio was eager to represent Jamaica's national team almost a decade ago but was overlooked for players in England football's lower leagues.
Earlier this year, the England-born player was approached by the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), regarding the prospect of representing the Caribbean nation, and agreed to switch nationalities. Antonio qualifies to represent Jamaica, as both his parents were born on the island.
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In 2012, then president of the JFF captain Horace Burrell travelled to England along with head coach Theodore Whitmore and assistant coach Alfredo Montesso on a scouting mission to recruit players of Jamaican heritage. Interestingly, Antonio played under Whitmore earlier this year, before the coach was fired in November.
The player also dismissed reports that he was approached by the federation three years later while playing for Nottingham Forrest. Insisting that neither he nor his agent ever received an offer at that point, despite claims to the contrary.
Antonio has been an instant hit since donning the country's national colours, scoring twice in three games, which includes a 30-yard belter against the United States. Despite the move coming late on in his career and leaving the England national team selection pool, he insists there are no regrets.
"It got to a stage where I just thought, 'I'm not going to get called up'. I didn't believe I was going to get the call. There's loads of quality young strikers out there, he's trying to build a team for the future. And that Tammy Abraham is young, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is young and Harry Kane is still quite young," he added.
"My mum was born in Jamaica and my dad was born in Jamaica. I went to Jamaica all the time when I was younger. Why not try and see if we can get Jamaica to a World Cup after they've not been there for 20 years.
"No regrets whatsoever, I'm enjoying my football with them. And the difference with Jamaica, with England they got to the Euros final and stuff like that but with Jamaica, every achievement is a massive achievement."
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Livewire Cronulla Sharks recruit Ben Barba thought his NRL career was over when incoming Broncos coach Wayne Bennett gave him permission to talk to other clubs.
With a wife and three daughters to take care of, Barba thought he thought he would have to switch codes to support his family when no clubs were prepared to sign him initially, before the Sharks threw him a lifeline with a three-year deal.
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Barba had cited homesickness as a driving factor to leave the Bulldogs for Brisbane at the end of 2013, but the 25-year-old said reconciling with his partner and children gave him the confidence to return to Sydney.
"Obviously at the time I followed my family because I wasn't with them. We were able to rebuild our relationship, and together my partner and I had another beautiful little girl two weeks ago, and one thing she reassured me of was that she would follow me anywhere," Barba said.
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Barba, who has been earmarked as Todd Carney's replacement at five-eighth by coach Shane Flanagan, said he has a point to prove in 2015.
Admitting his form over the past few years "hasn't been too crash hot", Barba said playing behind a forward pack including former Bulldogs teammate Michael Ennis and New South Wales captain Paul Gallen will help him return to form.
"I'm pretty confident in my ability and what I'm capable of," Barba said.
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"There are guys here like Paul Gallen and Michael Ennis who can hopefully bring the best out of me... and hopefully I can produce for the Sharks."


A special visit from Sufjan Stevens on September 26 at The Highdive in Champaign, Illinois.
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Today marks a very special occasion for J. Cole. Five years ago to the day, the North Carolinian Dream Villain released his second mixtape, The Warm Up to the world. Although he had released The Come Up back in 2007, it was this second mixtape which earned him his bragging rights. The story goes that JAY Z heard the self-produced "Lights Please" which led to a once-in-a-lifetime meeting and an eventual signing to Roc Nation.
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Below, you will find an open letter J. Cole penned and published earlier on his DreamVillain site. We've included an excerpt of the letter, you can read the rest of it by following the link at the bottom of this post.
UPDATE: After revealing news for the second annual Dollar & A Dream tour back in April, J. Cole has also announced a set of dates for said tour. Scroll down for the official flier and dates.
5 years ago, we started a journey together. On June 15th, 2009 I released The Warm Up to a few who were waiting patiently for it. Full of my dreams, fears and predictions, it resonated with you right away. Over the next year I watched it grow legs and spread at an unbelievable pace all because you felt it so much. Five years later, I couldn't be more proud of it's impact. Thank you.
The Warm Up is a declaration of dedication to Greatness. Told from the perspective of a kid who wants more than what his city has to offer him. The crime. The stagnation. He wants more from the girls he dates. He wants out of Muhammad's house. He refuses to let anyone tell him he can't dream. That he won't make it. He believes in himself. He dedicates his life to his craft, because he's finally realized that the work that you put in today has a direct and absolute impact on the life you live tomorrow.
You heard the passion, you heard the stories, and you believed in him too. You rooted for him. And you're still rooting. My thoughts today come from my observations over the past 5 years. I understand now that you're rooting for him, rooting for me, because you are also rooting for yourself. You realize that this society kills dreams and encourages you to conform. To settle for the block, to join the army, to become a lawyer when you really want to paint, to get comfortable in the projects, to slave away at a 9-5 you hate because it pays decent; to become complacent with safety. The Warm Up says, "Fuck that. I will be Greater. Watch me."
July 3 – London, England
July 15 – New York City, NY
July 17 – Miami, FL
July 19 – Raleigh, NC
July 21 – Chicago, IL
July 23 – Los Angeles, CA
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