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Trump, Donald J. (REP)
Michael R. Pence
Candidate Info
Nomination Paper
Web Content:
Candidate Website
Electors:
Anthony T Kern
Greg Safsten
Jake Hoffman
James Lamon
Kelli Ward
Lorraine B. Pellegrino
Nancy Cottle
Samuel I Moorhead
Tyler Bowyer
Biden, Joseph (DEM)
Constance Jackson
Felecia Rotellini
Fred Yamashita
James McLaughlin
Jonathan Nez
Luis Alberto Heredia
Ned Norris
Regina Romero
Sandra D. Kennedy
Stephen Roe Lewis
Steve Gallardo
Jorgensen, Jo (LBT)
Jeremy "Spike" Cohen
Barry Hess
Brandon Slayton
Doug Marks
Howard Blitz
Jeffrey T Daniels Daniels
Jonathan Winder
Michael Kielsky
Robert A. Pepiton II
Timothy Benjamin
Boddie, President R. (None)
(Write-In Candidate)
Eric Stoneham
Andrea Varela
Donshadre Dukes
Ema Maldonado
La Deysha Black
Lynette Tucci
Maria Elena Lechaga
Maria Guevara
Omar Leyva
Rebbeca Martinez
Travis Froman
Cummings, Daniel Clyde (ACN)
Ryan Huber
Becca Hansen
Chad Prior
Deric Powell
Diana Prior
Jacob Hansen
Jake Beeson
Jaymie Beeson
Karen Huber
Kristin Powell
Luis Ruiz
Hawkins, Howie (Green)
Angela Walker
Angel Torres
Angela Dixon
Antonio Macías
Betty J. McMurrin
Cara Bissell
Celeste M. Castorena
Cesario C. Castorena
Elisa Olea
Linda Macías
Richard Scott
La Riva, Gloria (Party for Socialism and Liberation)
Sunil Freeman
Alexia Isais
Dylan Jacobson
Jahaziel Felix
Joseph Mueller
Kealy Hartley
Luzette Romo
Pedro Gomez
Skylar Wise
Steven Levin
Simmons, Jade (None)
Claudeliah J. Roze
Brittany Sanchez
Celeslie Boyer
Dennis McMurray Jr.
Erica Martin
Jared Korth
JoAnna Langston
Kia McMurray
Maryann Ehmann
Sydney Curtis
Valerie Grapentine
Veronica Scheier
U.S. Senator (Term Expires Jan. 2023)
McSally, Martha (REP)
Signatures:
Kelly, Mark (DEM)
65 E. Calle Resplendor
Davida, Edward (REP)
Schiess, John (REP)
For us the battle for Liberty is one between World Government and National Sovereignty. Washington in his farewell addressed warned about entangling alliances, both economically and militarily. He stated that we have a different set of interests than those of Europe. Europe is based on ruler's law. We become the first nation in modern times to be based on people's law, power originating with the people rather than from the top down, through the "divine right of kings. We have violated that advice for over 100 years, getting into wars we never should have been in. Our first responsibility is to ourselves, our families, our culture, and our country. If another culture wants to emphasize hating the latter, they should not be allowed here...or be deported. Hate America is not a pledge of allegiance. AZ candidates don't seem to have any real idea what's going on ...on the border(ATZLAN/visa Russia). If they and you read the invasion issue, you will know the truth. Our President is not telling the full story either!? As Stalin once said, the way into the United States will be through...Mexico!!!
Simmons, Debbie (REP)
Thomas, Patrick "Pat" (REP)
Arif, Mohammad "Mike Obama" (DEM)
I'm running as a candidate from Democratic Party for U.S.Senate in my state of Arizona. I believe Republicans are fail candidates. Need a change for people, legal immigrants and women empowerment. Please contact me direct at [email protected] or (520)560-5520 Regards Mohammad Arif Candidate for U.S.Senate Arizona , U.S.A. www.ARIF2020.com —- —- —— " People are Power "
Chilton, Adam (DEM)
Kapadia, Perry (DEM)
Unpolitical Decisive Arizona Man for Family-Style Voice at the U.S. Capitol. Led by You and Me.
Stewart, Buzz (DEM)
Dorchester, Matthew "Doc" (LBT)
The practice of health care is a microcosm of what it is to be a United States Senator. My patients or constituents have day to day problems. Most issues are identical to those heard on the Senate Floor. Health care, soaring insurance costs, and drug prices are a common topic. Most issues require a closer investigative approach to flush out the root cause. The same process would be used by me in 'committee' as your Senator. Inspired, life changing solutions come about as the result of identifying the underlying key issues and the intended impact on people's lives. This may involve the coordinated effort of health care specialties, insurance companies, and state representatives. It will always involve contract law, and the judicial system. I have served Arizona residents for over 30 years. As a health care provider, 50% of my time was in the delivery of patient care while the remaining time was in the pursuit of positive results for patients and changes to the 'system'. The passage of Obama Care in 2010 pushed Arizona residents and the Country into crisis. The health care system needs the Doc.
Beckett, Christopher (IND)
I am an Arizona native and proud veteran of the US Army. I am a working American looking to represent Arizona and the interest of its people. I am not bound by the party lines that have divided our people and country while they continue to profit from it. I stand for America and Arizona, I will not surrender to hate and misdirection. I will not kneel to my foes while they tread on our rights. I will stand with my brethren to represent Arizona and to represent YOU.
Decker, William "Will" (IND)
Glenn, Nicholas N. (IRP)
A center-right Republican who believes in Republican core values and Originally from the state of New Jersey graduate from Irvington High School (Frank H. Morrell) in 1990. Attended Rutgers University and DeVry Technical Institute before answering the call to serve my country by joining the United States Navy. Served aboard the USS Kitty Hawk (CV63) and also with the 1st US Marine Expeditionary Unit being a cold war Veteran taking part in a few military campaigns: Operation Desert Shield, Operation Southern Watch, Somalia's Operation Restore Hope. Honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps in 2000 moving to Chandler, Arizona. Working in the Semiconductor and Aerospace Manufacturing Industries, as a Mechanic, Machinist, Electrician and Engineering Technician. My life experiences give me the best understanding of the common everyday working American and their families. Presently serving as (HOA) President for Baseline Mountain Ranch Community.
Haupt, Mathew (IND)
I believe in healing and I believe in love. These are more than concepts and should be part of the consciousness in our national, state and local politics. I believe in personal liberties, especially sovereignty over one's body. I believe in the right to use plant and fungi medicine for physical, mental and spiritual well-being. I believe in being a custodian of nature and preserving the beauty of our natural world for generations to come. The ineptitude of our Federal legislators indicates that we need more than two choices to represent us. We need legislators who carry the burden of common sense and practice the mindfulness necessary to create safe communities for families of all faiths and beliefs. What we have now are legislators who can't answer questions and only fight each other and call the other side "radicals" and "extremists."
Rodriguez, Benjamin (IND)
Rodriguez, Joshua (UPA)
Hi, my name is Joshua Rodriguez, a candidate for US Senate. We have a lot of great candidates this year but what makes me unique is I am young and science-minded. I personally understand what it's like raising a family with mounting school debt and, most of all, the issues related to our changing climate. With the dominance of the two-party system, I need your help—Vote Joshua Rodriguez to keep us Moving Forward with a New Vision.
Saenz, Frank (IND)
Stevens, Jim (None)
I am available.
U.S. Representative in Congress - District No. 1
Shedd, Tiffany (REP)
111 W Florence Blvd
Tiffany Shedd knows first-hand the crisis Arizonans are facing due to the failure to secure our southern border. Tiffany and her family are regularly confronted with coyotes trafficking illegal immigrants and cartels smuggling drugs across their farm in Eloy. She's running for congress to implement conservative solutions to the problems Arizonans face because liberal politicians in Washington, DC have repeatedly ignored them. She'll start by working with President Trump to secure the southern border. Tiffany grew up in Pinal County, and worked her way through college and law school at the University of Arizona. She's worked as a bi-lingual kindergarten teacher, farmer, and natural resource attorney. She is a proud homeschool mom, Republican Party Precinct Committeeman, and an SCTP and 4-H certified pistol and shotgun coach. Tiffany and her husband Rodney are the fourth generation to farm their land in Eloy, AZ and are proud parents of three children.
O'Halleran, Tom (DEM)
Tom O'Halleran for Congress
Martin, Brandon (REP)
Brandon Martin is a candidate who wants to continue serving his fellow Arizonans. He is seeking the Republican nomination for U. S. Congress in the 2020 election. Brandon will work tirelessly to secure freedom and individual liberties for the citizens of Arizona's Second Congressional District. He is a Constitutionalist Conservative Republican, and more importantly, Brandon is a Christian, a father to his daughter, and a proud Arizona citizen of these United States of America. He has made his home in Sierra Vista, Arizona since 2006. Brandon Martin served as an Intelligence Professional in the U.S. Army Reserves for 11 years and fought in Afghanistan collecting intelligence information on enemy combatants. Brandon is committed to making sure our men and women in uniform have the best equipment and training needed to win the fight. This election cycle Brandon is building on all the support he gained in 2018 and will secure the nomination so Arizona's Second District will have a true Constitutional conservative representing the Republican party in November 2020.
Kirkpatrick, Ann (DEM)
Ann Kirkpatrick was born and raised in rural Arizona, moved to Tucson to get her college education, and has performed a lifetime of service for Arizona families. She has also worked as a prosecutor, starting her career in the Pima County Attorney's office, before going on to serve in Congress. In Congress, Ann passed bills that helped Arizona's veterans and Native American tribes, and her bipartisan legislation enacting a historic water settlement is today helping Arizona's urban, rural and tribal communities. She has also been a leading voice in the push to reform the broken VA system and address problems exposed by Phoenix VA whistleblowers. Her call for a nationwide VA audit was enacted by the Obama administration within just 24 hours, and she was part of the bipartisan committee that brokered and passed major VA reform in 2014. Ann and her husband Roger live in Tucson near their adult children and grandchildren.
Bah, Iman (IND)
I am someone who believes in Goodness; that if we can mange to be more selfless and generous as individuals and more merciful and forgiving towards one another, we will bring forth a world that is more peaceful and prosperous, one abounding in liberty and justice. My skin is black, I am an immigrant, and I am also Muslim, but I see myself as both part of this country and as a sincere friend unto the American people. I would love to see this country, along with the world and humanity as a whole, reach its full potential and our Brothers and Sisters as happy, healthy, and fulfilled as possible. I am not someone who has a thirst for money or an out-sized appetite for material possessions; I just like women and children (and good people in general), serving The Creator, and the simple things in life.. There is little doubt in my mind that if I were elected to Congress, I would do very well for this great country and the men, women, and children of Southern Arizona.
Schlass, Brandon (CSM)
If you are like me you are fed up with partisanship! I agree with both/all sides of the aisle on different issues and don't believe there is a one size fits all solution for all issues. I believe in collaboration, teamwork and inclusion for the greater good of the majority...and I am realistic enough to know that it won't satisfy all. Like many in Arizona, I am a transplant. Originally from Wisconsin, I put myself through college working in factories and construction and after joined the military. While a consulate in Chicago for a great firm from Arizona, I visited often and fell in love with the location...and decided to make Tucson my home. A vote for me, to represent Arizona's 2nd congressional district, is one for inclusion, open dialog and action. ~Humbly, Brandon James Schlass
Wood, Daniel (REP)
17253 North Rosemont Street
Maricopa, AZ 85138
Hello my name is Daniel Wood, I'm a formal OIF Marine and Law Enforcement Officer. I currently work as a Executive Protection Agent in private security sector. I have been married for 18 years and we have three boys together. I will bring the values and concerns of the working men and women to Congress and work to drain the swamp of career politicians who only care about their own interests.
Grijalva, Raúl (DEM)
Raúl Grijalva is a Tucson native who has dedicated his life's work to public service and improving the quality of life for Arizonans. Since his election to Congress in 2002, Raúl has been a champion for lower income, marginalized and minority communities. Quality public education, good wages, the right for workers to organize and protecting the environment are some of his top policy concerns. As Ranking Member of the Natural Resources Committee, Raúl leads the fight to address climate change, hold polluters accountable and preserve public lands for future generations. As a member of the Committee on Education and The Workforce, Raúl fights to provide needed resources to our faltering education system and make access to debt-free higher education a reality for all. As Co-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Raúl plays a leadership role in protecting Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, pushing a universal health care system and creating a fair economy that benefits everyone, not just the wealthiest few. As senior member of Congressional Hispanic Caucus, Raúl is a steadfast proponent of comprehensive immigration reform and is a top voice for protecting DACA recipients and their families.
Gosar, Paul (REP)
Dr. Paul Gosar is a conservative Republican representing Arizona's Fourth Congressional District and currently serving in his fifth term. He is known as one of the most fiscally conservative members of Congress. As a member of Congress, he is focused on fighting for the people of Arizona. He voted to reduce taxes, repeal burdensome regulations and he worked to make an environment for economic growth. His efforts have succeeded as the economy has now flourished. Dr. Gosar continues to work to create more jobs for our families. His efforts have lead to thousands of Arizona families living better. He's working to keep our families safe by securing the border, supporting a barrier wall, and ending the invasion by illegal aliens, criminals and terrorists. And he's reforming government by cutting federal spending and forcing accountability. Recently Paul was re-elected as the Chairman of the Congressional Western Caucus, founded twenty five years ago to promote common sense land use policies, natural resources, agriculture and recreation. Paul and his wife Maude have three children and one baby girl grandchild who lights up their life.
DiSanto, Delina (DEM)
42823 N La Plata Rd
Born in Long Branch, NJ, Delina was raised on democratic values by her strong, independent mother, and Irish immigrant grandmother. Growing up with strong women and in a diverse neighborhood, Delina adopted values of meaningful relationships, honesty, earned trust, commitment to others, human dignity, accountability and a strong work ethic. Delina and her husband started remodeling homes, and now have a construction company. Delina took care of the finances and contracts. She also has 10 yrs experience as a Financial Dir. for hospitals and received her BSN at ASU, now a RN. She worked for U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell in Durango, CO. He was her mentor. His advocacy for civil rights of Native Americans and all people of color, women's rights, veterans, and more inspired Delina to run for congress. Many arduous discussions evolved and Delina learned a lot in regards to the federal issues facing our nation and how to bring everyone to the table, find common ground and having a moderate voice to listen and discuss very difficult issues. She has seen the struggles people face with healthcare, ACA, preexisting conditions, Trump's tax cuts, action against women's rights and more. She will be your strong voice.
Overholser, Don (REP)
Jones, Miko (DEM)
Brennan, Brett (LBT)
My goal: to apply Libertarian principles to every task and action faced in Congress. Social Media and wall-to-wall media has changed the way er see America today; Americans today can make better decisions about their lives. Less government and more direct control is what I feel we need, and that is my intent to deliver. Even if I fail to win your vote, I want you to think about what Government does for you.
Perez Gissy, Ana (IND)
Are you happy with the way the government is being run? Are you sick of two party politics? I am an Anti-establishment candidate, working within the system to effect positive change. I'm a party outsider, an Independent write-in representing We the People. I stand for Liberty, Tolerance, Opportunity and Fiscal Responsibility. My platform is about national sovereignty and a continuation of American rights under the Constitution. My background includes coordinating several multi-million dollar building projects as an Architectural designer, with 13 years of professional success. I have experience in commercial and governmental projects and successfully navigating the needs of both business and bureaucracy that goes with that. I look forward to serving our community in a way that works for the best of all citizens. I am autonomous, I have no large donors. I am fighting for the Working class, Veterans, Seniors, Small Business, and for a fair and affordable health care system. I will be mindful of border security while holding up Human Rights. I am for fair taxes and fair government. More details: www.azindependent.com I raised my 26 year old daughter here in Arizona's public and charter schools. I am the reasonable Alternative that Makes Sense.
Robinson, Emily (IND)
Emily Robinson was born and raised in Arizona. With a background in technology and science, Emily is keen on ensuring proposed legislation considers the impacts and costs for effectively implementing new laws. She does not want new laws that will create more problems than they solve. An effective government must consider a balance between the land, the people and businesses. Ideals are worthless unless they can be written and implemented in a realistic, cost-effective and efficient manner. Her commitment aligns with a government run by the people and for the people. It is time for an overhaul of Washington with leaders willing to do the right thing for the people. Money, special interests and politics have created more drama than progress. Emily will listen to the people she represents and foster legislation that aligns with the interests of our community. Education, job opportunities and stability for our seniors must be a priority. Emily Robinson is running with the intention to regain ground for our communities and defend our unalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Our fragile democracy needs help now!
Biggs, Andy (REP)
70 South Val Vista Drive Suite A3 Box #308
Andy Biggs was elected to serve the people of Arizona's Fifth District in 2016. He currently sits on the House Judiciary Committee and the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee. He serves as Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, Co-chair of the Border Security Caucus, Chief Regulatory Reform Officer of the Western Caucus and Co-founder of the bipartisan War Powers Caucus. Prior to his election, Andy served in the Arizona's State House of Representatives for eight years, and in the Arizona State Senate for six years. In 2012, Andy was elected by as Senate President.Andy's record in the Arizona legislature earned him the "Champion of the Taxpayer" award from Americans for Prosperity, and he has been honored numerous times by the Goldwater Institute as a "Friend of Liberty." Andy is retired attorney and is licensed to practice in Arizona, Washington and New Mexico. He received a B.A. in Asian Studies from Brigham Young University, his M.A. in Political Science from Arizona State University, and his J.D. from the University of Arizona. An Arizona native, Andy and his wife, Cindy, have lived in Gilbert for the past 33 years. They have six children and are the grandparents of five grandchildren.
Greene, Joan (DEM)
I am an Arizona Native, small business owner of 33 years, and a passionate animal advocate. I have a proven track record of working with people to provide a win-win solution. CD5 has spoken and we want: 1) Affordable, quality healthcare that includes pre-existing conditions 2) We want our Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid to be protected 3) Jobs that pay a livable wage and move our economy forward 4) Affordable housing 5) Water that is clean, plentiful and air that does not make us sick 6) Fight for solar energy and supportive of technology that ensures we are leaders in the now and the future AZ wants a strong leader who will work with everyone in the Community and businesses because when we all work together, we thrive together. My campaign is based on "Country Before Party". My 2018 campaign broke voter records with 127,027 votes that came from every political party. We walk the walk and never forget we work for you. I appreciate your support.
Stephens, Karen (REP)
Schweikert, David (REP)
15819 E Sycamore Dr
Tipirneni, Hiral (DEM)
Dr. Hiral Tipirneni has dedicated her career to improving health care in her community, first as an emergency room physician serving the Phoenix area. After losing her mother and nephew to cancer, Hiral directed her passion and problem-solving skills to evaluating and directing funding for cutting-edge cancer research. She led teams of researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates in the fight to treat and cure breast cancer, prostate cancer, and childhood leukemia. She's a proven problem-solver who's committed to the health and long term well-being of her communities. Hiral was 3 yrs old when her family immigrated from India to this country to pursue the American dream. After their medical residencies, she and her husband, Dr. Kishore Tipirneni, chose to build their life in the Valley, where they have lived for over 23 yrs and raised their three children.
Barnett, Joshua (REP)
2164 West Barwick Dr
Josh Barnett is ready to serve, protect and represent the people. Josh Barnett is not a career politician. His personal agenda is not a lifelong career in politics paid by the taxpayers, unlike his opponent: Ruben Gallego. Josh Barnett decided to run for a seat in Congress because he feels it is his patriotic duty and moral obligation to stop the political and ideological heresy that is slowly unraveling the very fabric of our society.
Gallego, Ruben (DEM)
Congressman Ruben Gallego has represented Arizona's 7th District since 2015. He has fought tirelessly to bring jobs to the district, make higher education more accessible, pass real immigration reform, ensure better care for our veterans, and hold the Trump Administration accountable. The son of Hispanic immigrants, Ruben was the first in his family to attend college at Harvard University. He later joined the Marine Corps, serving in Iraq with the well-known combat unit Lima 3/25. As a father, veteran, lawmaker and resident of Phoenix, Ruben's goal is to make Arizona a better place to live, work, and raise a family.
Kirkham, J.Travis (REP)
Rodriguez, Roxanne (LBT)
Hello my fellow friends. My name is Roxanne Rodriguez and I am asking for your vote (early on) in the very important upcoming elections in 2020. A little about myself: I have a strong background in education in which I have taught for many years and have seen (hands-on) some of the greatest challenges our education system faces as a whole as a result of shifting needs in the workforce of our society. These changes must met through excellence in and understanding of our education system, and so it is from one of the platforms from which I speak and seek your help. I look forward to serving you and the collective needs of the community through hard work and honesty in hopes of bettering the quality of lives I represent. I believe that all people have the right to "quality of life". I will be working on creating a campaign website for any comments or questions you may have. I will update that information once it is established. Thank you very much and I hope to represent you in the coming year. Best regards, Roxanne R. Rodriguez
Lesko, Debbie (REP)
3230 E Broadway Rd.
It has been an honor and a privilege to serve the people of Congressional District 8 in the U.S. Congress. Since first being elected, my staff and I have dedicated ourselves to helping constituents and addressing issues that affect our district, our state and our nation. From tax relief for working families to removing burdensome regulations on businesses to strengthening our national defense, I'm proud of the work we have done. But there is so much more to do especially in the area of improving healthcare, border security and fighting the coronavirus pandemic. I hope you will join me in bringing commonsense conservative solutions to the issues our country faces today. You can count on me to fight for all residents of District 8. I would be honored to have your support for another term in the U.S. Congress.
Muscato, Michael (DEM)
25584 N 104th Dr
There has never been a time where leadership, work ethic, and putting people over political party has been more important. I'm a 36 year old CD-8 native, father to two little boys, husband, small business owner and entrepreneur. I am running for office in the district I grew up in against an incumbent that has been our representative for 1/3 of my life. I am proudly running for Congress to work hard for our families, our businesses, our veterans, our teachers, first responders, workers, seniors, students, and our future regardless of political party. The time for talking about healthcare, immigration, and improving our lives is over. We need one of our own to get the job done for all of us. I've played professional baseball, held a career as a director and crew chief for major music artists world tours, earned my bachelors degree, and have owned a small business in Glendale for seven years. Everything I am is right here and where you come from means something to me. We are all going through this together. I'm the fighter the West Valley has never seen before. It will be an honor to represent my hometown come November 2020.
Hendrix, Taliban (IND)
Risselman, Ryan (REP)
(Withdrawn)
I'm a REAL "guy next door" who has never DREAMED of being involved in politics, but I have commonsense, morals and values; and it has broken my heart watching the very fabric of America get dismantled over the past 4 months. I'm a husband and father who wants my kids to grow up with the same memories of this great country I have - not walking around with masks on, going to school on screens, afraid to make new friends or speak their opinion for fear of offending someone and getting "cancelled." I will work hard for you, for ALL of us in the West Valley, to bring the "guy next door" mentality to Washington and stop these radical changes from stealing our country. I don't have all the answers, I don't pretend to - I want to work WITH people to get this country United again, bring back civility & a patriotic culture, respect for one's self and others, preserve our history, defend our freedom of speech, enact term limits, and try to swing the pendulum back from the scary direction it is headed. Write-In Ryan Risselman for US Representative in Congress on the August 4th Republican Primary Ballot.
Giles, Dave (REP)
3667 East Megan Street
Dave is the only true conservative Republican running for Congress in Arizona's Ninth Congressional District. Dave's first-priority is YOU, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Dave is an international businessman who served as Executive Advisor to the Saudi Oil Minister and President of Saudi Aramco. Dave served in Wells Fargo's finance office for several years. Dave founded Federal Firearms of Arizona. Dave has an MBA, a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and an MA in Theology. Dave will serve YOU in congress and will fight so you can keep more money you earn. 2018 and 2019 have brought increased wages and employment. Dave is a proven leader who backs our president's initiatives and will NOT be bought by special interest groups. Dave believes in a strong and secure state while supporting law enforcement, firefighters and first responders. Dave will protect you and your values and keep his promises to Public Servants and their families. Dave is only candidate who will increase employment opportunities in CD 9 and is your voice in Washington, D.C. Dave is the only Candidate in Congressional District Nine who supports and Stands with President Trump. Dave is the "Best" opportunity to make CD9 RED!
Stanton, Greg (DEM)
4340 E Indian School Road
Congressman Greg Stanton delivers results for Arizona families, with a focus on creating good jobs and building a strong local economy that works for everyone. During his time as Mayor of Phoenix and now as a Congressman he has earned a reputation of working across the aisle to get things done – leading the city to invest in the biosciences, helping small businesses create jobs, earning national recognition as a leader on LGBT equality, and passing a transportation infrastructure plan that will triple Phoenix's light rail system. Before his election to Congress in November of 2018, Greg served 7 years as Phoenix's Mayor and nine years on the City Council and as Arizona's Deputy Attorney General. He attended Marquette University on the Harry S. Truman Scholarship and earned a law degree from the University of Michigan. Greg and his wife Nicole have two children.
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Q: ANT: Setting property does not work? I try to parse a ini file into properties which I can use in my ant script. I have the following:
<project name="DeployScript" default="deploy-staging" basedir=".">
    <taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antcontrib.properties" />

    <!-- The location of the settings.ini file -->
    <property name="ini-file" location="../settings.ini" />

    <loadfile property="iniConfig" srcFile="${ini-file}"/>

    <target name="deploy-staging"
        description="Deploy project to staging environment" >
        <echo message="Ini file: ${ini-file}" />
        <echo message="${lib}" />
        <echo message="${store_dir}" />
        <echo message="${ant.home}" />

        <!--- walk the ini file's lines -->
        <foreach list="${iniConfig}"
            target="echoMsg"
            param="line"
            delimiter="${line.separator}" />

        <echo message="HERE: ${prevSection}" />
    </target>

    <property name="prevSection" value="" />

    <!-- this is executed for every line in the ini file. -->
    <target name="echoMsg">
        <!-- strip out the section name, variable name and value (if exists on the line) -->
        <propertyregex property="secm"
            input="${line}"
            regexp="^\[(.*)\]"
            select="\1"
            casesensitive="false" />
        <propertyregex property="name"
            input="${line}"
            regexp="^([\S]+)\s*=\s*([^;]+)"
            select="\1"
            casesensitive="false"
            defaultValue="" />
        <propertyregex property="value"
            input="${line}"
            regexp="^([\S]+)\s*=\s*([^;]+)"
            select="\2"
            casesensitive="false"
            defaultValue="" />

        <!-- overwrite the previous section if we have found a new one. -->
        <if>
            <isset property="secm" />
            <then>
                <echo message="PREVSECTION IS SET" />
                <property name="prevSection" value="${secm}" />
            </then>
        </if>

        <!-- display the information about the found data -->
        <echo message="line    = ${line}" />
        <echo message="section = ${secm}" />
        <echo message="name    = ${name}" />
        <echo message="value   = ${value}" />
        <echo message="new last section: ${prevSection}" />
        <echo message="----" />
    </target>
</project>

What I try to do is parse all name=value pairs and put them in properties like: section.name=value;
Somehow the section is not remembered within the "echoMsg" target. I would like the section name to be remembered.
So,
[global]
name=var
name2=val

[section2]
name=var

Should become:
global.name=var
global.name2=val
section2.name=var

This is the output of my ant script:
echoMsg:
 [echo] PREVSECTION IS SET
 [echo] line    = [global]
 [echo] section = global
 [echo] name    =
 [echo] value   =
 [echo] new last section: global
 [echo] ----

echoMsg:
 [echo] line    = servername = my-server.local ; Server name
 [echo] section = ${secm}
 [echo] name    = servername
 [echo] value   = mac-mini-van-Peter.local7
 [echo] new last section: ${prevSection}
 [echo] ----

As you can see, the last "${prevSection}" is not set. I would expect it to be "global".
I tried to use  instead of property, but there's no difference.

A: Here's a hint: Try adding an echo section before the <propertyregex> statements to see what the values of the various properties.
I added these <echo> lines...
<target name="echoMsg">
    <!-- strip out the section name, variable name and value (if exists on the line) -->
    <echo message="prev line    = ${line}" />
    <echo message="prev section = ${secm}" />
    <echo message="prev name    = ${name}" />
    <echo message="prev value   = ${value}" />
    <echo message="prev new last section: ${prevSection}" />
    <echo message="----" />

Now let's look at the output:
deploy-staging:
     [echo] Ini file: /Users/david/property.ini
     [echo] ${lib}
     [echo] ${store_dir}
     [echo] /usr/share/ant

echoMsg:
     [echo] prev line    = [global]
     [echo] prev section = ${secm}
     [echo] prev name    = ${name}
     [echo] prev value   = ${value}
     [echo] prev new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] PREVSECTION IS SET
     [echo] line    = [global]
     [echo] section = global
     [echo] name    =
     [echo] value   =
     [echo] new last section:
     [echo] ----

echoMsg:
     [echo] prev line    = name=foo
     [echo] prev section = ${secm}
     [echo] prev name    = ${name}
     [echo] prev value   = ${value}
     [echo] prev new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] line    = name=foo
     [echo] section = ${secm}
     [echo] name    = name
     [echo] value   = foo
     [echo] new last section:
     [echo] ----

echoMsg:
     [echo] prev line    = name2=bar
     [echo] prev section = ${secm}
     [echo] prev name    = ${name}
     [echo] prev value   = ${value}
     [echo] prev new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] line    = name2=bar
     [echo] section = ${secm}
     [echo] name    = name2
     [echo] value   = bar
     [echo] new last section:
     [echo] ----

echoMsg:
     [echo] prev line    = [section2]
     [echo] prev section = ${secm}
     [echo] prev name    = ${name}
     [echo] prev value   = ${value}
     [echo] prev new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] PREVSECTION IS SET
     [echo] line    = [section2]
     [echo] section = section2
     [echo] name    =
     [echo] value   =
     [echo] new last section:
     [echo] ----

echoMsg:
     [echo] prev line    = name=fubar
     [echo] prev section = ${secm}
     [echo] prev name    = ${name}
     [echo] prev value   = ${value}
     [echo] prev new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] line    = name=fubar
     [echo] section = ${secm}
     [echo] name    = name
     [echo] value   = fubar
     [echo] new last section:
     [echo] ----
     [echo] HERE:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 1 second

Each call to <echomsg> loses the values previously set in <echomsg>.
I suggest you try the <for> task. The <for> task won't lose the values of your property through each iteration of the loop. However, you'll have to add the override setting to your <propertyregex> tasks, and to use the <var> tasks instead of <property> tasks to be able to reset your property values through each iteration of the loop.
You'll also have to change your <taskdef> to this:
<taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antlib.xml" />

A: This is the code which works for me. Just wanted to share with the WWW:
<project name="DeployScript" default="deploy-staging" basedir=".">
    <taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antlib.xml" />

    <!-- The location of the settings.ini file -->
    <property name="ini-file" location="../settings.ini" />

    <!-- load the ini file -->
    <loadfile property="iniConfig" srcFile="${ini-file}"/>

    <!-- when no section is given, the vars are stored in the "default" section -->
    <var name="theSection" value="default" />

    <!-- set global properties for this build -->
    <target name="deploy-staging" description="" >

        <echo message="Start parsing ini file" level="info" />

        <!--
            PARSE INI FILE
            This section parses the ini file and creates the parameters
            which we can use in this script.
        -->
        <for list="${iniConfig}" param="line" delimiter="${line.separator}" trim="true">
            <sequential>

                <propertyregex property="newSection" input="@{line}" regexp="^\[(.*)\]" select="\1" casesensitive="false" defaultvalue="" override="true" />
                <propertyregex property="name" input="@{line}" regexp="^([^;][\S]+)\s*=\s*([^;]+)" select="\1" casesensitive="false" defaultValue="" override="true" />
                <propertyregex property="value" input="@{line}" regexp="^([^;][\S]+)\s*=\s*([^;]+)" select="\2" casesensitive="false"  defaultValue="" override="true" />

                <if>
                    <!-- if we recieved a new section -->
                    <isset property="newSection" />
                    <then>
                        <if>
                            <!-- section is not empty -->
                            <not><equals arg1="${newSection}" arg2="" /></not>
                            <then>
                                <!-- store this as the new section -->
                                <var name="theSection" value="${newSection}" />
                            </then>
                        </if>
                    </then>
                </if>

                <!-- only create a new var if we have a var-name -->
                <if>
                    <isset property="name" />
                    <then>
                        <if>
                            <!-- name is not empty -->
                            <not><equals arg1="${name}" arg2="" /></not>
                            <then>
                                <!-- store this as the new section -->
                                <var name="${theSection}.${name}" value="${value}" />
                                <echo message="${theSection}.${name} = ${value}" level="info" />
                            </then>
                        </if>
                    </then>
                </if>
            </sequential>
        </for>
    </target>

</project>

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Post up your pictures from today's pizza party! Another big thanks to Geoff and Dianna for hosting. It was awesome to meet you all.
Thanks for posting the pics. They look great!
Also thanks to everyone that made yesterday possible! The pic above looks like a nice web page header.
Looks like a very nice turnout, sorry I couldn't attend.
Good thing I didn't attend, none of you had a wide of enough angle lense to include me.
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(From L to R) Jane Buckingham, Connie Anne Phillips, Rashida Jones, and Cindi Leive.
Celebs and fashion notables such as Cat Deeley, Retta, Brad Goreski, Mindy Ingber, Candace Nelson (founder of Sprinkles cupcakes!), Peggy Lipton, Will McCormack (Jones' writing partner), Rachel Roy, Suzanne Todd, and others came out to congratulate Jones and dine on California-inspired cuisine and mint vodka lemonade cocktails.
__*__Rashida Jones and Will McCormack based the character of Celeste (from Jones' Celeste and Jesse Forever) on Jane Buckingham. "She was my literal inspiration, and we based Celeste's job, as well as the character, on Jane," Jones revealed.
__*__Speaking of Buckingham, her mother was one of the features editors at Glamour in the '70s, "so it was a real honor to become a contributing editor now," the cohostess said.
__*__Cindi Leive and Jones cooked up the idea for a relationship-esque comic-book-style column over brunch last summer. See, amazing ideas can come from waffles and mimosas!
Parks and Recreation's Retta came out to support her former costar "because I miss her so much now that she's not on the show anymore!" When asked if Jones imparted any love advice on her throughout the years, Retta revealed an interesting conversation they had a couple of seasons ago. "We talked about how men can be difficult and you have to kind of decide what you're willing to be OK with and know your boundaries. And then, 'When someone tells or shows you who they are, believe them.' It's Maya Angelou."
Later in the evening, Jones revealed to me the best relationship advice she's ever been given. "My parents give me great advice constantly, but my dad [Quincy Jones] recently said, 'Life is like photography; you only develop from the negatives.' I mean...whoa! He just picks up all these great pieces of advice."
Jones shared some future column topics with me (of course, I can't share what those are yet, but trust that they're going to be good!), and that even with a jam-packed schedule, this was one gig she couldn't pass up. "Glamour has always been an inspiration to me. Cindi has always been a perfect role model for me. [She has] no attitude, she's smart, she gets things done, and she's just awesome."
Rashida wore earrings by Graziela Gems and a ring by EF Collection.
More pics from the soiree: Check out the gorgeous pool at Buckingham's home, which Leive joked she was ready to call her own.
So You Think You Can Dance host (and star of the new Hulu original comedy Deadbeat) Cat Deeley came dressed ready for spring.
At the end of the night, Jones donned a light jacket as the temps dropped.
Guests took home pastel-color macaroons from downtown Los Angeles hot spot Bottega Louie. Delish!
What relationship topics would you like to see Rashida tackle in future columns?


Every now and then, I have to force myself to stay home on a Saturday and clean. I mean, really, really. clean. I love living out here by the lakes or going to Greenville to play volleyball, but it seems my cleaning efforts before are always thwarted by The Price is Right or Law & Order: SVU.
As a poor college girl and a Pinterest-addict, I stumbled across a recipe for simple, no-grate homemade laundry detergent. Other recipes I read required grating soap and boiling it have 5-gallon buckets. I wasn't that committed to the idea.
But I was still pretty poor, so I kept looking. And then I found it.
I'm on a budget, as are most college students. I sometimes joke that the only reason I'm graduating early is because I'm out of money.
Thanks to Pinterest, we all have access to how to make homemade, well, everything.
And I'm sure there are people that would never dream of purchasing anything but the most expensive laundry detergent on the shelf — because it's obviously the best.
I searched "homemade laundry detergent" for a few weeks before I landed on the perfect recipe. It was called "No-Grate Homemade Laundry Detergent," and it had my name written all over it.
Many other recipes call for buying soap, grating it into tiny pieces then cooking it on the stove. They also require huge pots, 5-gallon buckets and way too much effort.
This one requires only 3 Tablespoons of Borax, 3 Tablespoons of Washing Soda, 2 Tablespoons of Dawn and some water.
I rinsed out my old laundry jug, put in the ingredients and added four cups of hot water (use a funnel!). Swish them around to mix them together — it's a very technical process — and let the whole thing cool.
After it's room temperature, add water to it straight from the faucet. Bubbles will run over, but try not to let too much of the actual detergent flow over.
That's it! You're done. It does require you to use a little more, I use two capfuls, but you'll have the ingredients left for months.
My clothes are still wonderfully clean, I hand-picked the way they smell, and it will probably be 2013 before I need to buy more Borax.
I was right! I'm hardly halfway through my ingredients and it's almost July. So I'm pretty confident I can bump that up to 2014. Unless I start a laundry business. Which I don't plan on.
I convinced my brother to make this one weekend and though they started just using it on towels and the dog's blankets, I think he and Amy have come to realize it really does the trick.
The original "Pin-Up Girls" column also features a fudge recipe, so here's the link to that as well.
Since Jillee's original laundry detergent post, she has also created a super-concentrated version for those who may be interested.
So here's to saving a little moolah on laundry day! I need to go add some water to my detergent and throw my last load in the dryer. Happy weekend, y'all! try to stay cool out there!


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Q: Error in UseMethod("group_by_") : no applicable method for 'group_by_' applied to an object of class "character" This is the code:
PRICE <- as.vector(my.data[,"PRICE"])
ADDRESS_CITY_NAME <- as.vector(my.data[,"ADDRESS_CITY_NAME"])

my.data <- data.frame(ADDRESS_CITY_NAME,log(UNITS), log(PRICE))

my.data %>%
  +group_by(ADDRESS_CITY_NAME)%>%
  +do(tidy(lm(UNITS~PRICE, data=my.data))

The data I used (part of it):
287      INDEPENDENCE  4.1108739  0.42526774
288      INDEPENDENCE  4.1431347  0.47000363
289      INDEPENDENCE  4.2766661  0.17395331
290      INDEPENDENCE  4.0604430  0.46373402
291          LOVELAND  4.3820266  0.38526240
292          LOVELAND  4.2626799  0.42526774
293          LOVELAND  4.1271344  0.51282363
294          LOVELAND  4.8040210  0.43178242
295          LOVELAND  4.1896547  0.37843644
296          LOVELAND  4.2766661  0.32930375
297          LOVELAND  4.4543473  0.39204209
298          LOVELAND  4.3820266  0.39877612
299          LOVELAND  3.7841896  0.43178242

I keep getting the error:
Error in UseMethod("group_by_") :    no applicable method for 'group_by_' applied to an object of class "character"

A: It is in the data.frame creation step where the column names got changed
my.data <- data.frame(ADDRESS_CITY_NAME,log(UNITS), log(PRICE))

Instead, it would be
my.data <- data.frame(ADDRESS_CITY_NAME,UNITS = log(UNITS), PRICE = log(PRICE))

A: I used part of your data and played with the newer dplyr 0.8.3 syntax
pacman::p_load(tidyverse, broom)

my.data <- tibble::tribble(
  ~ADDRESS_CITY_NAME,    ~UNITS,     ~PRICE,
      "INDEPENDENCE", 4.1108739, 0.42526774,
      "INDEPENDENCE", 4.1431347, 0.47000363,
      "INDEPENDENCE", 4.2766661, 0.17395331,
      "INDEPENDENCE",  4.060443, 0.46373402,
          "LOVELAND", 4.3820266,  0.3852624,
          "LOVELAND", 4.2626799, 0.42526774,
          "LOVELAND", 4.1271344, 0.51282363,
          "LOVELAND",  4.804021, 0.43178242,
          "LOVELAND", 4.1896547, 0.37843644,
          "LOVELAND", 4.2766661, 0.32930375,
          "LOVELAND", 4.4543473, 0.39204209,
          "LOVELAND", 4.3820266, 0.39877612,
          "LOVELAND", 3.7841896, 0.43178242
  )

Then I used syntax found here for new functions making it easier to apply a function for each group.
https://dplyr.tidyverse.org/reference/group_map.html
The following syntax will fit lm oneach group and return a table with coefficients and p values:
my.data %>%
  group_by(ADDRESS_CITY_NAME)%>%
  group_modify(~ tidy(lm(log(UNITS) ~ log(PRICE), data=.x)))

Returns the desired result:
# A tibble: 4 x 6
# Groups:   ADDRESS_CITY_NAME [2]
  ADDRESS_CITY_NAME term        estimate std.error statistic  p.value
  <chr>             <chr>          <dbl>     <dbl>     <dbl>    <dbl>
1 INDEPENDENCE      (Intercept)   1.38      0.0139    98.9   0.000102
2 INDEPENDENCE      log(PRICE)   -0.0426    0.0125    -3.40  0.0767
3 LOVELAND          (Intercept)   1.37      0.179      7.68  0.000118
4 LOVELAND          log(PRICE)   -0.0902    0.197     -0.457 0.662

Another way to model on grouped data is nesting the groups. Here I would like to use all the three broom functions and not repeat the fitting:
Credit goes to this magnicent blog: https://drsimonj.svbtle.com/running-a-model-on-separate-groups
broomed <- my.data %>%
  nest(-ADDRESS_CITY_NAME)%>%
  mutate(fit=map(data, ~ lm(log(UNITS) ~ log(PRICE), data = .)),
         glanced = map(fit, glance),
         augmented = map(fit, augment),
         tidied = map(fit,tidy))

broomed %>% unnest(glanced)

broomed %>% unnest(augmented)

broomed %>% unnest(tidied)


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Q: Pass Parse server Current User object from Route to others I am using Slim framework With parse server php SDK
I want to pass current user object after user login the parse server
How I can retrieve this object in any routes in Slim $app?
So I can identify the user

A: I Found the Solution to do that
Staring the session in the top of index.php file in the Slim Application
Then I can access the current user object From parse server php sdk


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using base::DictionaryValue;
using base::ListValue;
using base::Value;
using tracked_objects::BirthOnThreadSnapshot;
using tracked_objects::DeathDataSnapshot;
using tracked_objects::LocationSnapshot;
using tracked_objects::TaskSnapshot;
using tracked_objects::ProcessDataPhaseSnapshot;

namespace {

// Re-serializes the |location| into |dictionary|.
void LocationSnapshotToValue(const LocationSnapshot& location,
                             base::DictionaryValue* dictionary) {
  dictionary->SetString("file_name", location.file_name);
  // Note: This function name is not escaped, and templates have less-than
  // characters, which means this is not suitable for display as HTML unless
  // properly escaped.
  dictionary->SetString("function_name", location.function_name);
  dictionary->SetInteger("line_number", location.line_number);
}

// Re-serializes the |birth| into |dictionary|.  Prepends the |prefix| to the
// "thread" and "location" key names in the dictionary.
void BirthOnThreadSnapshotToValue(const BirthOnThreadSnapshot& birth,
                                  const std::string& prefix,
                                  base::DictionaryValue* dictionary) {
  DCHECK(!prefix.empty());

  scoped_ptr<base::DictionaryValue> location_value(new base::DictionaryValue);
  LocationSnapshotToValue(birth.location, location_value.get());
  dictionary->Set(prefix + "_location", location_value.release());

  dictionary->Set(prefix + "_thread", new base::StringValue(birth.thread_name));
}

// Re-serializes the |death_data| into |dictionary|.
void DeathDataSnapshotToValue(const DeathDataSnapshot& death_data,
                              base::DictionaryValue* dictionary) {
  dictionary->SetInteger("count", death_data.count);
  dictionary->SetInteger("run_ms", death_data.run_duration_sum);
  dictionary->SetInteger("run_ms_max", death_data.run_duration_max);
  dictionary->SetInteger("run_ms_sample", death_data.run_duration_sample);
  dictionary->SetInteger("queue_ms", death_data.queue_duration_sum);
  dictionary->SetInteger("queue_ms_max", death_data.queue_duration_max);
  dictionary->SetInteger("queue_ms_sample", death_data.queue_duration_sample);
}

// Re-serializes the |snapshot| into |dictionary|.
void TaskSnapshotToValue(const TaskSnapshot& snapshot,
                         base::DictionaryValue* dictionary) {
  BirthOnThreadSnapshotToValue(snapshot.birth, "birth", dictionary);

  scoped_ptr<base::DictionaryValue> death_data(new base::DictionaryValue);
  DeathDataSnapshotToValue(snapshot.death_data, death_data.get());
  dictionary->Set("death_data", death_data.release());

  dictionary->SetString("death_thread", snapshot.death_thread_name);
}

}  // anonymous namespace

namespace task_profiler {

// static
void TaskProfilerDataSerializer::ToValue(
    const ProcessDataPhaseSnapshot& process_data_phase,
    base::ProcessId process_id,
    int process_type,
    base::DictionaryValue* dictionary) {
  scoped_ptr<base::ListValue> tasks_list(new base::ListValue);
  for (const auto& task : process_data_phase.tasks) {
    scoped_ptr<base::DictionaryValue> snapshot(new base::DictionaryValue);
    TaskSnapshotToValue(task, snapshot.get());
    tasks_list->Append(snapshot.release());
  }
  dictionary->Set("list", tasks_list.release());

  dictionary->SetInteger("process_id", process_id);
  dictionary->SetString("process_type",
                        content::GetProcessTypeNameInEnglish(process_type));
}

}  // namespace task_profiler

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Congress has refused to form alliance with AAP in Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal
Congress Is Again Trying To Figure Out Options To Align With The AAP In The National Capital, With NCP Leader Sharad Pawar Actively Involved In Getting The Two Parties Together.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Raghwendra Shukla | Updated on: 19 Mar 2019, 11:47:46 PM
New Delhi :
Amid reports that Congress is trying to seal the seat-sharing deal with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi for the ensuing Lok Sabha Elections, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said that 'we are not in talks with Congress'. "Congress has officially conveyed to us that there will be no alliance. We are not in talks with Congress. Media reports stating that talks (between AAP & Congress) have been finalized, are planted by them," tweeted ANI.
His remarks come amid reports claiming that the Congress is again trying to figure out options to align with the AAP in the national capital, with NCP leader Sharad Pawar actively involved in getting the two parties together.
Delhi Chief Minister and Aam aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal: Congress has officially conveyed to us that there will be no alliance. We are not in talks with Congress. Media reports stating that talks (between AAP & Congress) have been finalized, are planted by them. pic.twitter.com/oW6oTPHp7l
— ANI (@ANI) March 19, 2019
Delhi Congress chief Dikshit, has earlier made it clear that aligning with AAP will not be in the party's interests keeping in view the assembly election in the national capital slated later.
However, AICC general secretary in-charge of Delhi Congress, PC Chacko, said: "I am in consultation with Congress party leaders in Delhi on the possibilities of forging an alliance with AAP.
"The Congress Working Committee has decided to align with like-minded parties across the country to defeat the BJP in Lok Sabha elections. I hope Delhi Congress leaders also go by this sentiment and decide on an alliance with AAP, but a final decision will be taken by the Congress president very soon," Chacko told PTI.
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* ML50 CAPE = conservative estimate of CAPE, lifting an average parcel in the bottom 50 hPa of a sounding. This value can be found via soundings of Wyoming.
Maps of forecasted CAPE on the internet = surface-based CAPE (or SBCAPE) which starts in lowest 2 meter.
BRN < 10: low risk severe thunderstorms.
BRN > 35: low risk for supercells, but risk for single cells or multicells.
The BRN is a better indictor of storm type than of storm severity or storm rotation.
- CAPE < 1000 J/Kg and accompanied by moderate wind shear, the BRN number may indicate supercells, but lack of buoyancy is likely to inhibit severe weather occurrence.


The Street Vibrations motorcycle rally continues through Sunday in Reno, and there have already been two serious crashes, one of them fatal. Just before 11 am on Thursday, a motorcyclist was hospitalized after a crash on I-80 near Gold Ranch. Then about 4 pm a 50 year old rider was killed in a crash in a parking lot in the 66-hundred block of Echo Avenue.