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Wil reviews the 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper
To celebrate its 40th birthday in 2021, the Specialized Stumpjumper was treated to a complete ground-up redesign alongside the longer travel Stumpjumper EVO. With a clearer distinction between the two models, the Stumpjumper took on a more energetic personality thanks to a lighter frame and updated geometry. Indeed we were mighty impressed with the Stumpjumper Pro we tested, though we were curious to see how its performance translated to the cheaper models. And with the 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp having just arrived on Australian shores, what better opportunity to find out whether this bike – which sells for almost half the price of the Pro model – delivers as many good times on the trail. On top of that, there's also an exciting new upgrade for Stumpjumper owners that we'll be discussing a little later on in this review.
Watch our video review of the 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper
Sprightly is a good way to describe it too. As modern trail bikes get burlier, slacker and heavier, the Stumpjumper stands out for its ability to ride lighter on the trail compared to many of its contemporaries.
An overview of the Stumpjumper
Following its revamp, the latest Specialized Stumpjumper fills the position as the brand's lightweight, mid-travel trail bike. Built around 29in wheels, the Stumpjumper is equipped with a 140mm travel fork and 130mm of rear wheel travel. That puts it right in a similar zone to the Trek Fuel EX, Norco Optic, Giant Trance 29 and Canyon Spectral 125.
With the aim of delivering a highly capable bike on the descents, the Stumpjumper boasts contemporary geometry with a low BB, a long reach and a 65° head angle. The suspension design has also evolved from the previous model, with the carbon frames moving away from Specialized's classic four-bar FSR platform. The high-end Stumpjumpers instead utilise a one-piece carbon swingarm, which relies on flex through the seatstay instead of a traditional pivot point near the dropout.
As well as being lighter, the flex-stay suspension design affords a more sprightly feel at the pedals. To help tame the springy back end, the suspension dynamics team developed a cunning custom shock tune for the latest Stumpjumper, which sees a digressive compression valve paired to a progressive rebound valve. More on how that works in a bit.
All the other features you'd expect for a modern Specialized mountain bike are present and correct. The carbon frames feature SWAT storage in the downtube, guided internal cable routing, a threaded BB, and generous armouring for the chainstay and downtube. There's a load of other neat details, so if you haven't checked it out already, dive into our 2021 Stumpjumper review for an in-depth look at the whole range and the unique tech behind it.
2022 Specialized Stumpjumper price & spec
There are five variations within the 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper lineup; two that utilise alloy frames and three with carbon frames.
Pricing starts at $3,300 AUD for the Stumpjumper Alloy, and tops out at a staggering $16,900 AUD for the S-Works model. You can also get the S-Works frameset on its own for $6,000 AUD, should the stock build kits not be to your taste.
The bike I've been testing is the Specialized Stumpjumper Comp – the cheapest model to feature a carbon frame. It's not exactly a budget build, though given it has basically the same frame as the S-Works model, it is a vastly better value proposition on paper.
2022 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp
- Frame | FACT 11m Carbon Fibre, Flex Stay Suspension Design, 130mm Travel
- Fork | Fox Float 34 Rhythm, GRIP Damper, 44mm Offset, 140mm Travel
- Shock | Fox Float DPS, Performance Series, 190×45mm
- Wheels | Shimano MT400/510 Hubs & Roval 29 Hookless Alloy Rims, 30mm Inner Width
- Tyres | Specialized Butcher T9 GRID 2.3in Front & Purgatory T7 GRID 2.3in Rear
- Drivetrain | Shimano SLX 1×12 w/30T Crankset & 10-51T Cassette
- Brakes | Shimano SLX 4-Piston w/200mm Front & 180mm Rear Rotors
- Bar | Specialized 6061 Alloy, 35mm Diameter, 30mm Rise, 780mm Width
- Stem | Specialized Alloy Trail, 35mm Diameter, Length: 40mm (S1-S2), 50mm (S3-S6)
- Grips | Specialized Trail Grips, Lock-On
- Seatpost | X-Fusion Manic w/SRL Lever, 34.9mm Diameter, Travel: 100mm (S1), 120mm (S2), 150mm (S3), 170mm (S4-S5), 190mm (S6)
- Saddle | Specialized Bridge Comp
- Confirmed Weight | 13.8kg
Thankfully, the Specialized Stumpjumper's superb geometry allows you to make the most of the grippy tyres, powerful brakes and active suspension. In fact, I'd say this bike's strongest suit is its predictable and versatile handling.
Specialized Stumpjumper sizing & fit
Whereas many brands only offer four frame sizes, the Specialized Stumpjumper is available in six sizes from S1-S6. Furthermore, each size is claimed to have its own unique layup that is designed to provide a similar ride quality regardless of rider height. This size-specific approach extends to the geometry, with the bigger S5 & S6 frame sizes getting a longer 442mm rear centre. All other sizes rely on shorter chainstays with a 432mm rear centre.
At 175cm tall I've been testing the S3 size, which is essentially a medium. The fit is on the money with a 450mm reach, and the 76° seat angle is steep enough without pushing too much of your weight onto the grips. The kinked seat tube does mean the effective seat angle gets slacker at taller saddle heights though, so long-legged folks will need to shift the saddle forwards on the rails.
No surprises that the Stumpjumper's cockpit is a comfortable place to be thanks to the excellent Bridge saddle, well-shaped handlebar and thin lock-on grips. Bigger frame sizes also benefit from thicker diameter grips and a wider saddle, further exhibiting Specialized's attention to detail. The tidy I-Spec EV clamps are also a nice touch and easy to adjust as needed.
Suspension setup
Echoing my previous experience of testing the Pro model, the Stumpjumper Comp's relatively small shock and flex-stay suspension design rewards a more considered approach to suspension setup. The 45mm shock stroke is the same as what you'll find on the 100mm travel Giant Anthem, which means the 130mm travel Stumpjumper features quite a high leverage ratio in comparison. As a result, operating pressures are on the higher side, and small changes to the sag figure result in noticeable changes to suspension behaviour.
Specialized recommends 30% sag for the rear shock, which equates to just 13.5mm of displacement at the o-ring. To suit my 68kg riding weight, I needed 170psi to hit that sag figure. I found the suspension to be too wallowy however, resulting in more pedal strikes on technical climbs and hitting full travel more regularly than I would have liked. Upping the shock pressure to 180psi made all the difference, lifting the ride height and improving bottom-out support. This 27% sag range proved to be the sweet spot, with the suspension feeling noticeably more active since it was no longer getting bogged down in the firmer mid-stroke.
The lesson in all this? If your Stumpy isn't feeling as plush or as sprightly as you'd like, increasing shock pressure and reducing sag could be worth trying. Just a millimetre change at the o-ring can make a notable difference in performance, so make sure you get out the ruler to experiment with different sag settings.
Otherwise I dialled the rebound damping to halfway (7/14 clicks), and set up the fork as per Fox's recommendations, which proved to work well with the Stumpy's back end.
Specialized Stumpjumper weight
Without pedals, our Specialized Stumpjumper Comp weighs a respectable 13.8kg.
It's worth noting here that the frame plays a big role in keeping the overall weight low. Made from FACT 11m carbon fibre, the front triangle and swingarm are identical to the S-Works Stumpjumper. The only difference is that the S-Works frame gets a carbon shock yoke, which saves a paltry 40g. Even still, the Comp's frame is claimed to weigh just 2,280g including the rear shock, thru-axle and hardware. That is very light for a mid-travel trail bike.
The Fox 34 Rhythm is an OEM-level fork that uses a heavier chassis and a cheaper air spring compared to Fox's higher-end models. It weighs more as a result, coming in at 1.94kg on the workshop scales.
There's also a bit of mass in the stock wheelset thanks to the budget Shimano hubs, straight-gauge spokes and alloy rims. Confirmed weight is 2,223g for the complete wheelset, which is on the heavy side.
Specialized also hasn't skimped on the rubber, with both the Butcher (1,087g) and the Purgatory (954g) receiving reinforced GRID casings. As usual, I fitted a CushCore Pro tubeless insert into the rear wheel. Tyre pressures were set at 22-23psi on the front and 24-26psi on the rear.
What does it do well?
It's been over a year since we tested the Specialized Stumpjumper Pro, so I was curious to see if my positive impressions would be reaffirmed in this cheaper Comp.
It didn't take long to settle into the new bike, which delivers a comfortable and well-proportioned riding position. And despite being a kilo heavier, the Comp still exudes the sprightly performance we enjoyed so much about the Pro.
Sprightly is a good way to describe it too. As modern trail bikes get burlier, slacker and heavier, the Stumpjumper stands out for its ability to ride lighter on the trail compared to many of its contemporaries.
For a start, the custom-valved shock and flex-stay are a great pairing. Even without the horst link, the suspension design is plenty active without feeling mushy. The neutral kinematics allow the rear wheel to absorb rocky ledges on technical ascents, while maintaining grip and control on rowdier descents. The Stumpjumper's rear end isn't as plush as the Trek Fuel EX or Giant Trance X, and it doesn't have the same floaty gooeyness of the longer travel Stumpjumper EVO, but it is still thoroughly effective on the trail.
The enthusiastic suspension performance is complemented nicely by the lightweight carbon chassis, which offers notable compliance on rough terrain. This was something that was blatantly obvious coming off the Canyon Spectral 125 – a similar bike in terms of travel and geometry, but with a more progressive suspension design and a significantly stiffer carbon frame than proved to be rather uncompromising, and somewhat jarring on choppier trails. In comparison, the Stumpjumper is a far more comfortable bike.
There are no doubts that the alloy rims and supple tyre casings contribute to the compliant ride quality. The 2.3in width is well suited to the Stumpjumper's intentions, offering a nice degree of damping without feeling floppy or cumbersome on tight singletrack. The addition of Specialized's new trail tyres does mean the 2022 Stumpjumper is noticeably slower-rolling than the previous model, with the aggressive Butcher up front featuring the gooey T9 rubber compound. The increased rolling resistance is totally worth the tradeoff though, with the front tyre delivering an incredible amount of traction that helps to elevate rider confidence levels. There's also terrific braking traction out back from the Purgatory, allowing you to push deeper and stay off the brakes for longer.
The handling is absolutely spot-on
Thankfully, the Specialized Stumpjumper's superb geometry allows you to make the most of the grippy tyres, powerful brakes and active suspension. In fact, I'd say this bike's strongest suit is its predictable and versatile handling.
The long front end and slack head angle give you the confidence to push the Stumpjumper hard on the descents, while the low-hanging BB and compact rear end mean it's still agile and easy to throw around. I even found it easy to manual, which most certainly isn't a regular feature in my personal bag of trail tricks.
With your weight centred low in the bike, cornering performance is fantastic, allowing you to exploit the grippy rubber. It doesn't quite have the snap-and-release sensation that stiffer bikes offer in really high speed catch berms, but the compliant chassis does make it more adaptable on chunky surfaces. When cornering off-camber or through turns that are dotted with baby head-sized rocks, the Stumpjumper snakes its way through without knocking you off-line.
The enthusiastic demeanour means it's also an easy bike to jump with, whether you're linking up doubles on a flow trail, or searching out a faster line through an awkward rock garden. Since the Stumpjumper is willing to use of all its travel, it is possible to slap full bottom-out when returning the tyres to earth. It's quite controlled at full bottom-out though, with no harshness to speak of. And despite the stored energy in the carbon flex-stays, there's minimal bucking on big hits thanks to the progressive rebound tune. The rear shock comes stock with a 0.6³ volume spacer inside, which provides flexibility for frequent flyers who may want to add a larger volume spacer to increase progression.
What does it struggle with?
With the suspension being quite active on the Specialized Stumpjumper, it's not the firmest bike under power – particularly compared to the pert performance of the Pivot Trail 429 and the Canyon Spectral 125. There's visible shock movement while pedalling, and it tends to sink a little into its travel when you're heading uphill. Along with the short rear end and slack head angle, the front wheel requires careful management to keep it from wandering about on steeper climbs.
It's worth acknowledging that Specialized has built less anti-squat into the Stumpjumper's kinematics, helping to free up the relationship between the chain and the rear suspension. This means there's minimal feedback through the drivetrain, providing excellent traction on feature-rich singletrack climbs. It's neutral and comfortable when pedalling across rock gardens and root beds, which is a trait I was especially conscious of while using flat pedals.
Given the active suspension performance, the Stumpjumper really benefits from using the shock's compression lever to help improve stability on the climbs. Unfortunately the Performance Series shock misses out on the extra low-speed compression dial that comes on the more expensive Expert, Pro and S-Works models, but you still have the three main settings to choose from; Open, Medium and Firm. Handily the lever is within easy reach just below the top tube, allowing you to easily switch settings while riding.
While the Firm setting is nearly a full lockout and really only applicable for riding on bitumen, the Medium setting is totally usable off-road. It helps to stabilise the shock and lift the ride height, making it useful for technical climbs where you can benefit from the additional ground clearance. The increase in damping support also boosts efficiency when you're spinning away on extended fireroad sections. The suspension still remains pretty active, with the digressive compression tune allowing the shock to break through this platform at higher shaft speeds so it can comfortably absorb medium-to-large impacts. You don't get the same seamless small-bump compliance as you do in the full Open setting, but it's surprisingly effective for riding across undulating singletrack. Because of this usability, some riders may find themselves riding the majority of the time in the Medium setting, only flipping into Open as a full-traction mode on rowdier descents.
Speaking of rowdy descents, it has to be said that while the flex-stay suspension design does a marvellous job in most circumstances, it's not quite as active under braking as a true four-bar platform. When the Stumpy was really under the pump, I found I was more likely to overwhelm the rear tyre's limits under heavy braking.
And while I've gotten along well with the lithe chassis, I do think that bigger and more aggressive riders may find it a little too flexy. For those big-hitters who are chasing maximum plushness and more active braking performance, I'd recommend looking at the Stumpjumper EVO as a more suitable option.
Component highs & lows
Despite being the 'cheapest' carbon model in the range, the Specialized Stumpjumper Comp isn't exactly a high value prospect. You'll spend considerably less on similarly-equipped store-bought bikes like the Trek Fuel EX 9.7 ($6,499 AUD), the Giant Trance 29 2 ($6,799 AUD), and the Norco Optic C2 Shimano ($6,899 AUD).
Of course a bike's value should never be placed on how much bling is hanging off it, but rather how it performs on the trail. And in that regard, the Stumpjumper Comp absolutely delivers. It may be nearly half the price of the Pro model, though thanks to its fantastic handling, powerful brakes, grippy tyres and dialled suspension, it gives up very little capability over its pricier siblings.
I've mostly been impressed with the plush action of the Fox 34 Rhythm. It's an easy fork to setup, the GRIP damper works well, and the 34mm chassis is a great match for the Stumpjumper. However, during the first ride the fork did exhibit some excessive noise and play under medium-to-large compressions, sounding a bit like a loose headset. It went back to Fox Australia where it was rebuilt with fresh bushings under warranty, and it's been a lot better since. There's still some noise on bigger impacts, which may be due to the Rhythm's cheaper air spring, which utilises a plastic negative base plate assembly that I suspect is more susceptible to flexing under load. It's not a huge deal, but it does reinforce my opinion that a bike at this price point should really be coming with at least a Performance Series 34 up front.
While the wheels are understated and quite heavy, they have proven to be solid throughout testing. The Shimano hubs are basic, but I've had no issues with the bearings or the 36T freehub engagement. The alloy rims have suffered some minor dents through testing, though the wheels remain true and the spokes are holding tension, which is far more than can be said for other factory-built wheels we've ridden of late.
The groupset has otherwise performed admirably. I managed to bust up a derailleur and bend one of the brake levers in two separate incidents, though being of the SLX variety, replacements were relatively inexpensive. More shockingly, my local bike shop actually had both in stock.
Of course much of the focus with this bike is on its FACT 11m carbon frame. It's certainly worthy of any upgrades you'd want to throw at it down the line, particularly as it comes with a lifetime warranty for the original owner. There's also a limited transferable warranty for secondary owners, which isn't common.
As well as being one of the lightest in its class, the Stumpjumper frame also offers appealing practicality thanks to its brilliant SWAT downtube storage. It's nice to see a dry bag included for carrying a tube and spares, and you also get a bottle cage and the neat EMT tool that sits beneath it. All practical stuff that allows you to ride pack-free most of the time.
There's a good deal of frame protection to dampen down chain-slap, while general trail noise is kept to a minimum thanks to the rattle-free internal cable routing. Our test bike has exhibited some unusual cable rub up at the headtube port, which isn't something we experienced with the Stumpjumper Pro. This could be due to a burr inside the guide tube, so we'll investigate further and update this review when we find the cause.
You can now mullet the Stumpjumper
Up until recently, the Specialized Stumpjumper platform has been purpose-built around 29in wheels. That changes with the addition of a new aftermarket link that will allow existing owners to fit a 27.5in rear wheel while maintaining the bike's current geometry and suspension kinematics. The links are already available in some markets, and will be arriving in Australia in the next 3-5 months.
Given that most mullet bikes on the market tend to be longer travel bikes or e-MTBs, this is a curious addition from Specialized. As to what it brings to the 130mm travel Stumpjumper? We've just received a link and a 27.5in wheel to put the mullet setup to the test – stay tuned for a separate review on that one.
It's also worth noting that the Stumpjumper frame is rated for use with a longer 150mm travel fork. And while stock bikes all come with 2.3in wide tyres, Specialized states there's clearance for 2.5in rubber – impressive given the short rear end and standard Boost chainline. I was actually able to fit a 2.6in Purgatory rear tyre in the workshop, though I'll be testing that one out on the trail to see if it's a viable option.
Further tuning can be had via the two-position flip chip in the lower shock mount. Bikes come from the factory set up in the Low position, and flipping into High will steepen the angles by half a degree while lifting the BB height by 7mm.
Most Stumpjumper owners are unlikely to ever use this feature, partly because all bike reviewers seem to champion the slackest and lowest geometry possible. That setup does tend to work well on smooth high-speed flow trails, but a low BB can be an issue when riding techy jank. Indeed the Stumpjumper's BB drop does hang very low and can result in pedal strikes through ruts and up rocky climbs.
Flipping into the High position does require you to remove the whole shock, so it's a more time consuming process compared to Trek's Mino Link. It's worth experimenting with though, as the High position results in a noticeable increase in ground clearance – more than you'll get from changing from 170 to 165mm crank arms. It's free to do, and may save you from buying a whole new crankset. You'll also experience slightly crisper steering, providing you with a better overall setup for tackling tighter and more rugged singletrack.
The lesson in all that? Don't listen to reviewers like me – if your bike has a geometry flip chip, try both settings and see what best suits your riding style and terrain.
Specialized Stumpjumper vs Giant Trance 29
In our review of the 2021 Specialized Stumpjumper, we compared it directly with the Trek Fuel EX and the Giant Trance X. While those comparisons still stand, Giant has since rolled out an updated Trance 29 – a bike that I've been spending a lot of time on lately.
Whereas the Trance X has a bit more travel than the Stumpjumper, the Trance 29 has a bit less with a 130mm fork and 120mm at the back. Its burly frame design and progressive geometry see it matching up pretty closely however, with the Trance 29 even offering downtube storage on the carbon models.
In comparison, the Stumpjumper's SWAT system is better executed with a larger opening that makes it easy to stuff your spares inside. There's also more clearance to fit a 750ml bottle, whereas the equivalent Trance 29 is limited to a 600ml bottle. Home mechanics will likely prefer the Stumpjumper's threaded bottom bracket and guided internal cable routing, and weight weenies will appreciate that the frame is also lighter than the Trance 29 (2,280g vs 2,495g) – according to the manufacturers' claimed weights anyway.
On the trail, the Trance 29 offers a similarly fun-focussed ride quality. Its cornering performance is even better thanks to its stiff and low-slung chassis, allowing you to rip through berms like a mini-slalom bike. It feels tough and reassuringly solid, with the aggressive tyres and slack head angle allowing you to push it surprisingly hard. The dual-link Maestro design offers better natural pedal efficiency compared to the Stumpjumper, and a slightly steeper seat angle keeps you nice and centred on the climbs.
While the Trance 29's suspension is effective and nicely supported on bigger hits, it's not quite as neutral as the Stumpjumper. The stiffer frame is more likely to punish you for poor line choices, and it's less forgiving on rough terrain. No doubt aided by the extra 10mm of travel, the Stumpjumper delivers better all-round compliance and is the more comfortable bike for longer days out. It's also more versatile with the option to fit a bigger fork and now a 27.5in rear wheel.
In terms of price, the Giant Trance Advanced Pro 29 2 features a comparable spec to the Stumpjumper Comp, but comes in $400 cheaper. That's despite it getting a longer dropper post and carbon wheels. Is the Stumpjumper is worth the extra cash? That really depends on how much value you place on the FACT 11m carbon frame. Then again, which bike you choose might simply boil down to availability.
Flow's Verdict
With its low weight, active suspension and confidence-inspiring handling, the 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper continues to be one of the best-performing trail bikes currently on the market. It may not get the same media attention as its longer travel sibling, the Stumpjumper EVO, but the regular Stumpjumper is arguably the better and more versatile option for many riders out there. It's an easy bike to pilot, with superb geometry that allows you to push it hard on the descents while still offering an agile and lively feel on flowy singletrack.
If you're after XC-like pedal efficiency, I'd possibly recommend looking elsewhere. The Stumpjumper isn't the fastest rolling bike thanks to its sticky tyres, and the active suspension design can feel soft on the climbs if you're not making use of the compression lever. The suspension does offer terrific grip on rough terrain though, with a neutral feel that delivers less feedback through the rider's contact points. Along with the compliant chassis and well-damped tyres, the Stumpjumper is a thoroughly comfortable partner for taking on long rides across technical terrain.
It's worth acknowledging that Specialized's competitors are offering similarly spec'd bikes for less money. And while the majority of the Stumpjumper Comp's build kit performed well throughout testing, the budget-oriented fork does seem a bit low-rent on a bike that costs over $7,000 AUD.
It still rides bloody well though, giving up very little performance over the pricier models in the Stumpjumper lineup. And much of the Stumpjumper Comp's value can be attributed its custom-tuned suspension and high-tech carbon chassis. It has one of the lightest frames in its class, and it offers up excellent practicality thanks to its SWAT system, mechanic-friendly furnishings, and the option to tweak the wheel and fork setup. We'll be exploring some of that versatility in the coming weeks, so stay tuned for a follow-up review on the Stumpjumper in mullet form.


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SAN ANTONIO – Rodney Williams has been dismissed as the head football coach at Judson High School.
Judson ISD Executive Director of Athletics Triva Corrales confirmed the move with KSAT 12 Sports on Sunday evening. The Rockets (2-5, 1-3) are enduring the program's worst season since 1976, which marks the last time Judson finished with a losing record.
Williams' dismissal comes two days after Judson suffered the program's first loss to East Central in the last four decades. The Hornets stunned the Rockets on their home turf at Rutledge Stadium in Converse on a last-second 'Hail Mary' touchdown pass this past Friday, 30-28.
Here is Corrales' full statement:
Judson ISD extends its sincere gratitude for the work and service that coach Rodney Williams has done for the student athletes and football program at Judson H.S. as the head football coach. Although it was a difficult decision, the district has chosen to move in a different direction regarding the program.
Coach Joel Call has been named the Interim Head Coach for the remainder of the season. A search for a new head football coach will commence this off-season.
Williams was in the middle of his third season as head coach after being named interim head coach in May of 2019. Judson posted a 20-10 record over that span and went 13-5 against District 27-6A opponents.
The Rockets will travel to Smithson Valley (7-0, 4-0) this Friday. Kickoff at Ranger Stadium is set for 7 p.m.
BREAKING: According to Judson's Executive Director of Athletics Triva Corrales, Rodney Williams has been relieved as head coach of the Judson Rockets football team. Coach Joel Call has been named Interim Head Coach of the Rockets for the rest of the season. #KSATsports #KSATbgc
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High School: Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, CA)
Hometown: Long Beach
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 320 pounds
2021 Stats: 34 tackles, 16 TFL, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery
Offers: Arizona, Morgan State
247Sports Composite Ranking: No. 1,763 nationally, No. 105 interior offensive lineman, No. 147 in California
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CCTV footage has captured the moment an 'intoxicated' financial advisor threw a phone overboard after a fight broke out with a family he claims had his girlfriend 'pinned to the floor' at a late-night buffet.
Paul Evans, 45, today denied kicking 21-year-old Alice Gardner 'like he was taking a penalty' when a brawl erupted onboard the P&O Royal Britannia in July 2019.
He told Southampton Crown Court that he was making tea for himself and his girlfriend Tabatha Young when he spotted her being 'pinned' to the ground in the Horizon buffet.
The man claims he ran over to 'save' Young, 43, who interviews boxers on YouTube and has admitted to causing actual bodily harm, and 'wrestled' two men to stop her from being 'beaten up.'
Footage later captured the defendant throwing a phone he snatched from nurse Sarah Gardner overboard after he allegedly 'rugby tackled' the women when he noticed her filming him.
Evans is accused of assaulting Justin Gardner, his wife Sarah and daughter Alice after he was overheard saying he wanted to 's***' and 'f***' in front of their 16-year-old daughter.
Paul Evans (above outside court), 45, has denied kicking 21-year-old Alice Gardner 'like he was taking a penalty' when a brawl erupted onboard the P&O Royal Britannia in July 2019
Evans today told Southampton Crown Court that he was making camomile tea for himself and his girlfriend Tabatha Young (above) when he spotted her being 'pinned' to the ground
The fight was allegedly sparked when the family asked Evans to stop swearing as they dined at a late-night buffet during the cruise through the Norwegian fjords.
Jurors heard how an 'intoxicated' Evans had consumed a glass of red wine with his dinner and 'no more than five pints' at a family disco he attended before the buffet.
He admitted he was 'drunk' at the time of the alleged brawl.
Evans told the court he had wrestled with Mr Gardner and another passenger - Andrew Irving - but denied attacking either of the two women involved.
Recounting the evening, Evans said he attended a black tie event and danced in the ship's Live Lounge with Young, who he had been dating for a year and a half.
At around 12.30am, Evans decided to 'call it a night' and suggested the pair get a cup of camomile tea from the Horizon 24-hour buffet on Deck 16, the court heard.
Evans, who previously worked for the firm Brite Advisors, said: 'I just thought let's get some tea and to go bed. Then I saw [Young] sit down with three guys.
Prosecution say this CCTV image shows Evans' first attempt at throwing Justin Gardener's phone into the sea, which fails
'She was a bit drunk. She was just chatting to [one of the teenagers]. I thought it was a bit rude actually.'
Southampton Crown Court previously heard how Young had been 'rabbiting away' and was asking one of the young men about his sexuality.
Evans said: 'I said "You can't talk to people like that". She said "Oh, he doesn't give a f***".'
Alice then came over and asked those at the table to stop swearing as they were making other guests in the buffet 'uncomfortable', the court heard.
Evans said: 'The girl was polite. I said "F*** this I'm going".'
After leaving the buffet, Evans said he went to his room and briefly watched a yacht programme on TV before deciding to return to the dining room and fetch Young.
He said: 'I went back to make a camomile tea to egg her on to go to bed.
He then throws the phone for a second time and manages to toss the device overboard
Families ran to hide during the late-night buffet fight that broke out aboard the P&O Royal Britannia ship (pictured)
'When I started to make the tea, I looked through the griddle wall and I saw Tabatha pinned down. I ran back in.
'The mum [Sarah Gardner] was kneeling on her arm and [Alice Gardner] was kicking her.
'I saw this and started to pick up speed and shouted "What the f*** are you doing?"
'She was being attacked and beaten up. [Justin Gardner] had hold of [Tabatha] and was on her.
'If you see a woman being punched down and kicked you are going to go over and save her. I grabbed [Mr Gardner] and tried to pull him up.
'I pushed [Alice Gardner] off [Tabatha].
'I am from a family of women. I did not assault the family. Why would I ever do that to a woman?'
Evans, of Clayhall, Essex, denies three counts of actual bodily harm and one count of robbery
Andrew Irving was enjoying a meal onboard the P&O Royal Britannia with his granddaughter, Elsie-Mai, 10, and his wife Gaynor Abrams (above outside court with Mr Irving) when the fight broke out
Evans told the court he had 'wrestled' with both Mr Gardner, 50, and Mr Irving who later intervened, but insisted he did not attack Alice or Sarah Gardner.
He denied 'running up and kicking' Mr Gardner and said he did not put Mr Irving in a headlock, the court heard.
It is alleged Evans 'rugby tackled' Mrs Gardner, 48, to get her husband's mobile phone from her as she had been attempting to film him.
However, Evans denied this and said he had instead 'smashed' it from her and tried to 'snap it in half'.
Evans then went onto the smoking area of Deck 16 and threw the mobile overboard, in what he described as a 'flash' decision done out of 'spite', the court heard.
Young has pleaded guilty to actual bodily harm and is yet to be sentenced
Once security arrived, Evans grew 'mad' and was worried about his girlfriend as 'she had blood all down her face' and had 'ripped her dress', he said.
He told jurors: 'I was very upset with the security guards because where were they when all this was going on?'
Evans was remanded in a cabin for more than 36 hours before he was interviewed by police when the ship docked in Southampton.
He denies three counts of actual bodily harm - against Mr Gardner, Alice Gardner and Mr Irving - and one count of robbery.
Young pleaded guilty to causing Mrs Gardner actual bodily harm and is yet to be sentenced.
Evans said: 'I am a godfather to three of my friends' kids. I am a good man. I do charity work. I do not go around beating up and hitting people or saying stuff about 16-year-old children.'
He added: 'I have had to go on antidepressants and I have had to see alcohol people because I have been drinking a lot.'
Jurors were told Evans was cautioned for battery in 2007 after he intervened during an altercation on the London Underground.
At the time of the brawl the ship had just left Bergen, Norway, and was five days into a seven night tour of Norway's famous fjords.
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When it comes down to it, there's only one thing separating rose gold from yellow gold. Each has metals differentiating them from pure gold, which is too soft on its own to be worn as jewelry. These mixtures are called alloys, and like these two showstoppers, they're common, practical, and all result in unique coloring. The individual gold alloy combos also result in finer quality and more resistance to scratching and dents. To help make your decision between rose gold vs. yellow gold and see which has better chemistry (ba dom cha), we break down their bonds in this guide.
What is rose gold?
Rose gold is actually part yellow gold and part copper. So when you're torn and feeling FOMO about missing out on yellow gold, technically you're getting both with rose — but this option has a softer look about it. That's because the presence of copper gives this jewelry its romantic pink hue. Copper has historically represented the goddess of love, and in rose gold, it brings that swoony beauty and passionate desire to gold's luxury.
Rose gold is also called Russian Gold because it was said to make its first appearance in Fabergé Eggs. With its feminine pink tint, you could say rose gold puts the "fab" in Fabergé. There's enough yellow to satisfy popular tastes in men's jewelry, but any gender preference is simply that: a matter of preference.
Rose Gold Pros
- Rose gold flatters all skin tones. The reddish copper accentuates warmer complexions, while its resulting pink complements paler skin and blue undertones. You can choose rose gold jewelry based on the amount of copper that looks best for you or your loved one.
- Rose gold is super durable. Copper is heavy, so it makes for an alloy stronger than those in yellow and white gold. The main perk: Rose gold jewelry can be worn every day.
- Rose gold is affordable. Copper isn't as expensive as other alloy metals, so if your jewelry has less gold, you save more coin.
- Rose gold has a more delicate look. Its adorable pink is graceful, yet modern. The higher the karat (gold purity), the lighter the shade of your jewelry. Alternatively, more copper will reveal a stronger red for a deeper pink.
Rose Gold Cons
- Rose gold is not hypoallergenic. Copper is trouble for sensitive skin. So while you can shop for rose gold with higher gold purity to reduce the reaction, it's best to leave the color to your diamond or gemstone and choose a different metal for your band.
- Rose gold is less common. Even though it feels like it's everywhere, it's not as prevalent as white or yellow gold. But as it experiences a revival and the trend surges, it's becoming more available.
What is yellow gold?
Yellow gold is a mix of pure gold with white metals. Typically, it contains sterling silver, zinc, and (drum roll) copper. So rather than the gleaming Fort Knox bricks or the nuggets mined by pioneers, yellow gold actually has more of a bronze appearance. It's the timeless shade we all know and love in wedding rings and watches, so this is the classic option between rose gold vs. yellow gold. This glinty metal leans more into the wealth and status symbolism of traditional gold, rather than pink romance.
Yellow Gold Pros
- Yellow gold works well with warmer skin tones. Olive and dark skin tones, we're looking at you (and you look great!). The tell for warmer tones tends to be greener veins.
- Yellow gold is hypoallergenic. That is, as long as you're filtering for nickel-free options. Then you're in the clear (including your skin, aka no rashes).
Yellow Gold Cons
- Yellow gold isn't as flexible with paler skin tones. Depending on who you ask, it can wash you out (bad) or brighten you up (good). Not worth the risk? Consider white gold, which enhances cooler complexions.
- Yellow gold may need a rhodium plating. If you intend to wear it regularly, this softer jewelry will require a protective coating to shine safely. The barrier will last anywhere from 3-12 months before needing to be re-plated.
- Yellow gold needs polishing. Scratching may occur regardless. But yellow gold makes for durable wear if you're one to only sport jewelry on the odd occasion.
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold: Durability
Precious, pure gold is too fragile to be worn daily. Enter, alloy mixes like rose gold and yellow gold. They're more prone to wear and tear when it comes to higher karats (that's not to be confused with carats, or diamond weight).
The real issue with gold is weakness when you're on the go. The bigger the karat (aka the higher the gold purity), the more careful you have to be with rose and yellow gold. Pure gold is soft, so activities like gardening and exercise can put rings with high gold purity at higher risk for damage. Lower karat? Less gold content means less to think about. Yellow gold does require a bit more polish, so if you're looking for less maintenance, consider rose gold.
If yellow and rose gold are the frame for your gem, your diamond's cut and shape can also factor into the exposure. In other words, a prominent display of the jewelry can also make it susceptible to harm.
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold: Alloys
Alloy? More like ally, working together to protect your jewelry. This is when a metal bonds with another chemical, which can even be another metal.
With rose gold and yellow gold, you're getting all the pretty parts of pure gold metal, like its luster, but then also benefitting from its impure properties, which make it harder and stronger. So basically, an alloy is longer-lasting jewelry with a lower cost. When it comes to yellow gold, though, its alloy makeup doesn't last that much longer without rhodium plating and diligent polish. Alternatively, copper gives rose gold the strength it needs to keep calm and carry on.
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold: Price
Neither rose gold or yellow gold is more expensive. It comes down to the presence of gold in your jewelry compared to what's mixed with the metal. From there, the price is based on the purity of that gold. For example, rose gold actually contains yellow gold. What you're looking for is the karat. A higher karat implies a high percentage of purity, and therefore, a higher cost. It goes like this:
- 24k: 100% pure gold
- 18k: 75% pure gold
- 14k: 58.3% pure gold
You can plan your budget range accordingly. Otherwise, yellow and rose gold share similar enough properties that your color choice won't affect price. If gold purity is important to your purchase, you can get tips for saving money on the rest of your ring in our diamond buying guide.
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold: Skin Tone
Rose gold wins this round. The rust in rose gold's copper mixture creates a pink tint as it blends with pure gold and silver alloys. So it's got it all: vibrant for the warm tones, subdued for the cooler ones. Yellow gold, on the other hand, can sometimes seem harsh against fair skin.
Speaking of complements, rose gold and yellow gold have nothing but kind things to say about each other. Because they both share copper, they easily mix and match. So if you're lucky enough for yellow gold to suit your complexion (to be "fair," only you can decide this), the versatile rose gold can be worn in tandem.
Remember, the more copper that's present in your jewelry, the pinker it will be. However, this can take away from the luster because it imbalances the gold. If you go under 14k (the ideal pink), your rose gold will start to dull. Diamond color can also bring some much needed sparkle if you're shopping in the lower karats. Then you can focus on a suitable gem for your skin tone.
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold: Allergies
Not all metallic compounds are made equal. Because of its copper content, rose gold can cause an allergic reaction. Trace amounts of copper are comparatively safer — another reason your jewelry's composition matters. On the other hand, out of all the alloys, yellow gold is the gentlest material for sensitive skin. If this is a concern, search for yellow gold without nickel. Splurging for jewelry above 14k can also guarantee higher gold purity, which can help minimize the chance or intensity of allergic reaction.
Why is rose gold pink?
Rose gold's copper blend gives it a red base, which inspires that famous sunset-pink glow.
Is rose gold real gold?
Yes, rose gold is basically the "new and improved" edition of gold, featuring copper in its alloy. Like a painter's palette, the varied blends of alloy metals will result in different shades. Alloys are simply pure gold forged with extra elements. But yes, they are still considered real gold.
Which is better, rose gold or yellow gold?
It's mostly a matter of pink vs. yellow. Their cost is fairly identical as long as their gold purity is as well. But if maintenance is most important to you, choose rose gold. The copper in it won't tarnish as quickly as yellow gold's soft exterior.
Is rose gold considered gold?
It always contains a portion of pure gold. The value will decrease as the gold purity declines, but on the plus side, that also means you get a pinker metal.
Is rose gold more valuable than yellow gold?
Not inherently. As long as they contain the same amount of "pure" gold, they share equal worth. Have you ever heard the expression worth its weight in gold? This is a more literal interpretation, because the value of these metals depends on how much actual gold you're willing to pay for. Because these are alloy metals, aka mixtures of other elements, the price of both rose and yellow gold will vary with pure gold content.
Is rose gold worth buying?
Yes! Rose gold has been making recent waves, but that doesn't mean you can't find unique jewelry among the crowd. And even though it's trendy and feels fresh, it first came on the scene in the 19th century, so it's just as heirloom-worthy as other metals.
Final Thoughts
Rose or yellow gold, an alloy metal makes sure you get the exact color you want in your jewelry and ultimately strengthens it (and your choice) as a whole. When you're ready to find your color a companion, shop all diamonds at Brilliant Earth for ethically sourced gems. Or read our precious metal guide to learn more.


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text: SKYE COSEY Ceramics/Visual Arts Teacher CONTACT [email protected] 248.572.9404 EDUCATION B.A. in Art Hillsdale College M.Ed. in Educational Leadership Marygrove College International Baccalaureate Certification PYP Certification MYP Certification Endorsements K-12 Visual Arts 7-12 Psychology JOINED OXFORD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS August 2018 I began my teaching career in 2004 when I completed my student teaching internship at Oxford Middle School. From there, I accepted a temporary position with the Rochester Community Schools (where I taught ceramics at Rochester and Rochester Adams HS), before heading out west to accept a position with the Peoria Unified School District in Peoria, Arizona. In 2016 I was honored to be recognized as a Pride of Peoria Teacher of the Year recipient, which is awarded to the top 1% of the district's 3500 teachers each year. For 10 wonderful years, I taught K-8 art at Apache Elementary before choosing to leave to teach ceramics at Raymond S. Kellis High School. While at RSK, I served as a girls softball coach and was the co-sponsor of our school's Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club. After 12 years with PUSD, we moved back home to Michigan; and was blessed to have the opportunity to return to the district where my career got it's start. In 2018, I accepted a position as one of our district's elementary art teachers. The following school year, my dream teaching job - teaching ceramics and sculpture at Oxford High School - became available. I happily accepted the position for the fall of 2019 where I continue today. As an educator, I strive to provide my students with the tools necessary to access their inherent creativity. I truly believe that creativity resides in us all, and my job is to teach students how to take their ideas from their mind and manifest them into the reality of a three dimensional space. I am happily married to an amazing elementary school teacher and we live in Oxford with our 3 dogs and 3 cats. In my free time, I enjoy gaming, home improvement projects, and adding to my childhood LEGO collection.


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Celebrate the changing color of the leaves at Highlands, N.C.'s midcentury Skyline Lodge.
The lodge's midcentury design melds with nature.
Appalachian Mountains surround the property.
With autumn officially in full form, the call of the mountains grows more trenchant. Cooler temperatures, broken humidity and fall foliage all beckon northward, where Appalachia's storied past awaits rediscovering. Mountain getaways throughout the Southeast welcome droves of guests, dubbed "peepers" for their eagerness to appreciate the foliage, every autumn. Highlands, N.C., is no stranger to the fall frenzy, having offered the perfect respite for unwinding and relaxation matched with an unparalleled location for fishing, hiking and climbing since 1875. This fall, Highlands welcomes back more than the peepers, and celebrates the reopening of the beloved Skyline Lodge (skyline-lodge.com) following an extensive renovation of the historic 1930s property.
Oak Steakhouse offers elevated farm-fresh cuisine.
For over 80 years, Skyline Lodge has brought a five-star guest experience to the heart of Appalachia. The property originally opened as a luxury escape for tycoons who sidestepped the 1929 stock market crash. Longtime student of Frank Lloyd Wright Arthur J. Kelsey designed the property, infusing Wright's characteristic midcentury modern design and distinctive architectural elements such as native stone, chestnut wood and handcut cedar shakes into his own creation. The lodge later received a structural update in the '50s and returned to welcoming guests by the '60s with a design refresh. Finally, The Indigo Road Hospitality Group acquired the property and aimed to create an experience that is "relaxed but authentic with elevated design and lively service" for its first hotel project, according to founder Steve Palmer.
Carrie Dessertine of Mey & Co brings a fresh and modern approach to 1960s and '70s decor.
With the lodge's renovation under The Indigo Road, Kelsey's original clean lines, reclaimed wood and thoughtful details meet Carrie Dessertine of Mey & Co's fresh approach to 1960s and '70s decor, resulting in a signature style that honors the property's history while evoking a fresh, crisp and natural feel. Funky touches like terra cotta flooring and circular patterns meet organic and natural elements such as cork headboards and exposed stonework. Greens and neutrals marry the surrounding landscape with the property's interiors, bringing nature's splendor inside each of the 40 guest rooms. Unexpected gathering spaces such as a mezzanine and reading room pepper the lodge, complete with mismatched and whimsical designs that combine regional artists' works with bespoke touches.
Oak Steakhouse, known for its beverage program and superb meat cuts, crowns the lodge's second floor. Three vintage glass pendant light fixtures emit glowy light throughout Oak, illuminating the bar crowning the central vaulted exposed beam space and the two oversize, original stone fireplaces. As the first and only steakhouse in Highlands, Oak brings the best of Appalachia right to the table. Executive chef Kelly Vogelheim partners with local farms and area purveyors to source farmstead ingredients for her elevated cuisine. In addition to the finest cuts of certified Angus beef, favorites include the braised rabbit agnolotti with white wine, hazelnut and lavender, and the duck fat poached lobster tail with saffron risotto, pea tendril and chive oil. Executive pastry chef Anne White provides the sweetest of endings to an Oak meal with confections such as her signature sorghum caramel cake and honeysuckle sorbet.
Native stone and reclaimed wood feature prominently in Skyline Lodge's guest rooms.
Lastly, incredible amenities top off the lodge's striking design and culinary offerings. Panoramic views and easy access to hiking trails and waterfalls are just the start. On-site programming such as whiskey pairing classes, beekeeper workshops, painting classes and outdoor oyster roasts are all at guests' fingertips. For the adventurer, fly-fishing and rock climbing await off-site with local guides. In the words of Larry Spelts, The Indigo Road's president of lodging and lifestyle adventures, "Skyline Lodge is iconic—the property is nearly 100 years old and has lived many lives over the decades." Even with the property's storied past, we think this may be its best life yet.
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The Miami Dolphins plan to fine or suspend players who kneel during the national anthem, according to a copy of a new, nine-page "discipline document" obtained Thursday by the Associated Press. In the document, protesting the anthem is categorized as "conduct detrimental to the club," which could result in a "paid or unpaid suspension, a fine, or both," AP reports. The move comes after the NFL decided in May that it would fine teams if their players did not stand during the anthem, although AP notes that the NFL's policy did not offer guidelines for how teams should punish individual players. As of this report, no internal anthem policies of any teams have been made public. Neither the NFL nor the Dolphins responded to AP's request for comment.
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Welcome to Heckrodt Wetland Reserve
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Urban Nature Reserve
Heckrodt Wetland Reserve is a 91-acre urban nature reserve with habitats including forested wetland, cattail marsh, open water, created prairie, open field, and upland forest. Persisting despite the urbanization that continues to grow around it, the Reserve is home to numerous species of reptiles, amphibians, and mammals. Migrating songbirds and waterfowl nest and feed in its protection.
Our unique and convenient location allows visitors an easy day trip within city limits that makes them feel as though they have traveled much further from home.
The Nature Center
Explore environmental exhibits in the 4,000-square-foot Nature Center at Heckrodt Wetland Reserve. Learn about the importance of local wetlands; find aquariums that are home to local fishes, frogs, turtles, and snakes; and experience hands-on activities. The Nature Center facilities feature an interpretive gallery, restrooms, kitchen, solarium, and classroom/rental space.
Trail System
Heckrodt has a large trail system throughout the Reserve offering spectacular views throughout of various natural habitats and wildlife. Interpretive areas are located throughout the trail system to provide information on the different environments through the Reserve. Find different trail options for your preferred length of walk for the day.
Programs & Events
Educational programs offer a variety of topics that are of interest to a broad age range from youth to adults. Heckrodt Wetland Reserve programs are developed by trained naturalists and focus on our local environment. These programs are intensely hands-on and designed to foster an ethic of environmental appreciation and stewardship.
Reaching the Community through Education
Did you know that in 2023, Heckrodt taught 50 Community programs, reaching 4,213 participants in over 50 different communities? A record number of participants attended our community programs in 2023 making it our most successful year yet. This past year also brought new programing opportunities to the Reserve through our first ever Owl Prowl and an educational program hosted by Heckrodt's Conservation Crew. Our 2023 programs also featured the Heckrodt Book Club which invited guest readers who helped to connect nature and literacy. The Book Club gave away over 750 books to youth in the community.
Families around the community had great things to say. Such as Amber Leigh who attended the Christmas Gift Workshop: "My 5 yr old son absolutely loved this event! He was able to think of who he was gifting too when making the gift, and was so excited they were wrapped for him! And all of the volunteers were so nice and helpful too! Thank you so much for the wonderful memories ♥" Carole Howe shared about their enjoyment of Creepy Crawlies stating "This event was amazing! A lot of work went into this and we had so much fun. My 23 year old daughter said it was the best Friday night she has had in a long time". Heckrodt Wetland Reserve is super excited about our upcoming community programs in 2024!
If you would like to help support Heckrodt's vision by helping all people enjoy and learn from nature today and everyday donate now toward education. You can also buy something from our Amazon Education Wishlist:
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Heckrodt Wetland Reserve is a private non-profit organization. We depend on donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations for our operations. Thank you to our generous community partners!


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Growing up, Freeport author Diane Magras' favorite pastime was recreating adventure stories read to her by her father. She realized she connected more with fiction when retelling it from her perspective as a child. Today, Magras tells stories in her own words. She is on the verge of publishing her third book, an action-packed fantasy adventure, "Secret of the Shadow Beasts."
"I wanted to write a fantasy adventure," she said. "My first two books are about historical adventures, and I wanted to add some magic."
Secret of the Shadow Beasts focuses on children at the center of a contemporary fantasy world, Brannland, where shadow monsters, umbrae, emerge and decimate human beings at night. Only some children, like the protagonist, Nora Kemp, are immune to the venom of the umbra. However, that immunity fades as they get older, so these children are trained at a young age to combat the monsters.
Kemp encountered the umbrae at age 12. After seeing the threat face to face, she decided to battle against the shadow beasts since her immunity heightened her chance of survival.
"In December 2019, I got the idea for the protagonist, Nora Kemp, a girl who grew up in rural poverty on a sheep farm and became the central character who helps defeat the monsters," she said. "Once I had Nora in my mind, this turned into a story of empowerment for kids as pieces fell together.
"As I was going through the edits and revisions, I wanted to model a world where kids were respected for who they are and get to decide who they are," Magras added. "So, in this book, I have a very diverse cast, ethnically, racially, and LGBTQ+ characters who play significant roles. I also felt strongly about celebrating gaming because gaming is one of those places where kids can be themselves, and it ended up being foundational for my protagonist as it plays a huge role in her life."
With her first novel, "The Mad Wolf's Daughter," making her an award-winning author of the New York Times Editors' Choice, a recipient of the Maine Library Association Lupine Award, and a Maine Student Book award nominee, Magras is hopeful that "Secret of the Shadow Beasts" will a similar impact on readers.
"I want kids to come away knowing that every kid can be a hero," she said. "I would love to sell as many as possible, honestly. We will have to wait and see how it does. I would love it to be a New York Times bestseller. I think that is every author's dream."
Magras' third book will be published June 14 by Penguin Young Readers.
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An interactive tool has been developed to assist database designers and administrators (DDA) in integrating schemas. It collects the information required for integration from a DDA, performs essential bookkeeping, and integrates schemas according to the semantics provided. The authors present the capabilities of this tool by discussing the integration methodology and the user interface of the tool.
Presented at the Fourth International Conference on Data Engineering, Los Angeles, CA, February 1-5, 1988.
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Larson, J. A.,
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Darius Rucker and Chapel Hart take us to church with "Ol' Church Hymn" collaboration
Darius Rucker has revealed the title of his song featuring Chapel Hart. The trio of Danica Hart, Devynn Hart and Trea Swindle are featured vocalists on a track called "Ol' Church Hymn" on Darius' new album. It'll be released as his new single on September 30.The song compares a loved one... Read More.


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Care in the classroom: Children's behavioral health in schools
If you want to address children's social, emotional, and behavioral health, go to where the kids are — in schools.
This straightforward idea is at the heart of the Boston Children's Hospital Neighborhood Partnerships (BCHNP). The program and its team of 17 psychologists and social workers bring behavioral health services and training directly to schools, a setting where kids spend a large part of their days.
For the past 20 years, BCHNP, part of Boston Children's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, has been partnering with the Boston Public Schools on many levels to increase access to services. At the individual school level, the program currently provides direct care within five Boston schools. On a broader level, BCHNP has provided training and consultation to 25 Boston schools over the past six years. And even more broadly, BCHNP collaborates with the Boston Public School system to support a number of social, emotional, and behavioral health initiatives throughout district.
"People often ask me why Boston Children's is working on-site in schools," says Dr. Shella Dennery, director of the BCHNP program. "Schools are uniquely positioned to ensure students receive health care services. Given the current behavioral health crisis and gaps in care, we need to be intentional about how and where we create access to services, especially for youth of color and urban youth who are least likely to receive care in traditional care settings."
Children's behavioral health takes place in communities
School-age children are more likely to receive social, emotional, and behavioral health services at school than anywhere else. School-based programs increase access by teaching skills like emotion regulation and self-awareness. They can also foster a positive learning environment.
When students participate in conversations about emotional health and well-being with their peers, they often gain a greater sense of belonging. Such conversations help normalize behavioral health, says Dr. Dennery. Rather than being perceived as weakness, "behavioral health becomes a shared experience — a strength — and something that we all have."
To these ends, classroom-based social and emotional learning is an important aspect of BCHNP's comprehensive, tiered approach. As one student put it, "…we all share similar thoughts, feelings, and struggles and so just talking about it with each other and giving each other advice has been really helpful."
A safety net of care
The ratio of students to school-based behavioral health specialists in Massachusetts falls far below national recommendations, according to a 2020 report by the Behavioral Health Integrated Resources for Children Project.
Over the past two years, Boston Public Schools have hired more social workers and psychologists. But it will take time for the district of 121 schools to plan and implement behavioral health systems and programming for their almost 49,000 students.
And the increase in school-based positions is not enough to meet students' needs, says Dr. Dennery. "It's an important investment. But it's only foundational given the needs of youth and schools today." Thus, increasing the capacity of schools to address students' behavioral health needs is essential. The partnership between BCHNP and Boston Public Schools is leading the way to ensure that a safety net of care is in place.
To help students, help the adults in their lives
"For many families, schools are the only point of contact for services and supports," says Dr. Dennery. "The health care system is incredibly challenging to navigate, and when caregivers need support and guidance, they often turn to the school for help."
"This is an incredible time of opportunity. I'm encouraged by the possibilities of reimagining a new model of care that centers on schools as a hub of services and support to better meet the needs of all youth."
Given that, and all that youth are bringing into the classroom today, the adults surrounding them need support. However, "many teachers have told us that they have limited training when it comes to behavioral health," says Dennery. BCHNP therefore works with and listens closely to educators. The program provides free, high-quality training for school communities to help build resilience and keep teachers in the field.
For instance, the Training and Access Project (TAP) provides professional development for school staff and consultation to help schools create effective systems. TAP also has created an online training series on social, emotional and behavioral health for educators nationwide. Not only are these resources good for students, they're good for educators — those who are navigating the social, emotional and behavioral health of youth on a daily basis.
In a recent evaluation of BCHNP professional development workshops, teachers reported significant increases in their knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy in addressing their students' social, emotional, and behavioral health needs. Participants also said they felt confident implementing the strategies learned in the workshops.
A new model of care
When Dr. Dennery looks at the state of children's behavioral health, she sees reasons for hope. "This is an incredible time of opportunity. I'm encouraged by the possibilities of reimagining a new model of care that centers on schools as a hub of services and support to better meet the needs of all youth."
Partnerships between schools and hospitals like BCHNP are a promising part of the of this new model.
Online tools for educators
BCHNP is proud to have created a series of trainings, webinars, and podcasts specifically designed for educators and school communities. The following resources are free for school communities anywhere.
Training Access Project Online, free online training series to help educators understand behavioral health, how to support students, and how to identify and manage crises.
Views of Resilience, a podcast series in which educators and families share the ways they have demonstrated strength and care for one another during the pandemic and how they are moving forward.
Understanding Anxiety in Schools, a webinar for families and school staff.
Learn more about Boston Children's Hospital Neighborhood Partnerships.
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Wetherspoon pubs, whether for their crazy carpets, curry club or bargain breakfasts and booze, are as much a staple of British culture these days as queuing or rain. While the Campaign for Real Ale reported in 2016 that almost four pubs in Britain were closing every day, the chain, headed by outspoken eurosceptic Tim Martin, continues to thrive with 917 outlets employing some 35,000 staff and a pre-tax profit of £66m for the year.
Still, as with any large business empire – see Starbucks or Sports Direct – Spoon's pubs do not exist without resistance. Competitors rue being undercut, while plenty of people believe the conversion of churches and theatres to accommodate £2.70 pints to be in bad taste.
Small towns often struggle to cope with the presence of a Spoon's pub and a great many local traders have feared their businesses being cannibalised. In June this year, Martin opens the 918th and largest pub in his company's history in one such town, converting Ramsgate's Pavilion – a former casino and dancehall. So what does this mean for the area's existing bars and restaurants?
Philip Thorley is running late. In the meantime, I'm treated to a complimentary coffee and packet of crisps. McCoy's, no less.
When he does arrive, the barmaid tells me, we'll do the interview upstairs because "that's where he usually speaks to journalists". The use of the word "usually" throws me a little, I must admit.
Philip turns up soon after, in a gilet over a nice shirt and the type of jeans that could be passably worn with a blazer. He's in his early-50s, speaks quickly and confidently, oozing enough wide-boy chutzpah that I half-expect him to get a round in, even if it is only 11am.
He greets each of his bar staff personally and asks them how they are before turning his attention to me.
Philip – notably not Phil – is the operations director for Thorley Taverns, a 20-strong pub chain founded by his father Frank on the Isle of Thanet in 1975. The name Thorley carries with it a level of local celebrity and you'd be hard pressed to find anyone around here who hasn't been to at least one of the family's venues.
Four of those venues are in Ramsgate, all within a few minutes' walk of the forthcoming Spoon's behemoth. Philip smiles and shrugs.
Pausing briefly to shake hands with Brian – "Hello mate you alright?" – he begins. "So my father started the company nearly 50 years ago and from having cigarette machines in pubs, he got what was called an assignable tenancy and it's grown. I joined him when I left school and we've now got 20 sites which are all within 20 minutes' access from our head office in Broadstairs. We operate in many different areas of the pub industry. We've got hotels, pubs with rooms that you can hire out, gastro pubs, seafood restaurants and some late night venues too."
What makes a pub a Thorley tavern, then? "Style, standards and service," Philip reels off instinctively. "There's nothing else that you can replicate across such a variety of pubs. No two venues are the same, no two drinks offerings are the same. They're all aimed at different parts of the market. It's the culture that ultimately makes it one of ours."
He adds: "I like to use the phrase that we're big enough to be professional but small enough to remain personal. I know all my team and all my team know me. We've got very small turnover for senior staff and we get the youngsters, the students, the part-timers coming back and working outside of term time in their holidays."
Philip casts a wistful glance out onto Broadstairs promenade, overlooked by the Charles Dickens's second floor dining area. "Lovely, isn't it?"
Philip is from south London originally, but Thanet, which he dubs the "Mediterranean of Kent", is very much his home.
Indeed, the island, a political oddity in its largely working class populous but two safe Tory seats, fosters a weird sense of local pride; the explanation for which can probably be found somewhere between Stockholm syndrome and charming seaside views.
When we talk about Spoon's pending arrival, it's Philip's affection for the area that tempers his response. "To be honest with you, as a local resident as much as a local businessman, I would say that site has been sat empty for far too long. I actually welcome the fresh investment in the place and when people have come down here and thought 'wow this is beautiful' that old abandoned casino has been a scar on the landscape. It's good someone's finally doing something with it."
Nevertheless, he's not naïve. "Of course it's going to present competition." Is that a worry? "There's always a risk of losing people. However, the natural scheme of things is that there has never been one venue which has been all things to all people, all day and all night."
Thorley Taverns, Philip stresses, specialise in variety. On the risk of being undercut, he continues: "Look, if we feel that it would benefit our business to experiment with new deals then we might do that, but I don't feel pressured into doing anything too reactive."
What about young people, though? They'll go where the drinks are cheapest, won't they? "Young drinkers can be very fickle," he concedes, but that's not where Philip sees the bulk of his business. "Could I compare that with dining trade or bedroom trade? No. If you've stayed somewhere and you've enjoyed it, you're less likely to move for the sake of a fiver."
Are Thorley Taverns venues classier than a Spoon's? Philip dodges expertly. "When you were at university, you might go to Spoon's for a cheap pint. Now you don't need to. It's not the demographic; the world is not just made up of students and it's not just made up of people who need a cheap pint. Thanet is on the up. Employment is improving. We've got a public that are looking to trade up at the weekends and enjoy themselves and have more expensive drinks. It's not all the bottom end stuff. I know that we are a working class area, definitely, but that doesn't mean we can't be aspirational."
There have been plenty of instances of local traders around the country dreading the arrival of a Spoon's pub in their area; but is the Thorley Taverns kingdom too big to crumble? "Look, I'm sure they've done their homework. So have we. If a big new Spoon's pub attracts new people to the town then we're going to want some of that as well. Should we need to make changes, then we will. We've been doing this a long time, so I'd say bring it on."


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Today Might Be The Last Day You Can Use Pirate Bay In Australia
The Federal Court has passed the blocking of torrent sites.
It has just been confirmed that the Federal Court has decided to block copyright-infringing websites like Torrentz and Pirate Bay. (Not that you ever used those sites, but just so you're up to date.)
Earlier today there was much anticipation as to whether the Federal Court would concede to copyright holders like Village Roadshow and Foxtel, who lodged applications to have five torrent websites blocked under new web laws.
Those five websites were spread across more than 60 domains like "thepiratebay.se" and "thepiratebay.am".
Now the Federal Court has decided to block those sites and in future it can order internet companies to block others like them.
Telcos getting their way: Court oversight for rolling injunction #siteblock
— Rohan Pearce (@rohan_p) December 15, 2016
The Federal Court orders that rights holders must pay for Aussie ISPs to block piracy websites (up to $50 per domain) #siteblock
— Claire Reilly (@reillystyley) December 15, 2016
The sites that were ruled against today were The Pirate Bay, Torrentz, TorrentHound, Isohunt and SolarMovie and they have to be blocked within 15 days. It's unclear when the other blocks will be rolled out (or for how long they will control infamously reactive torrent sites). Previously one of the big issues was who was actually going to pay to implement these site blocks, but now it has been ruled that copyright-holders, like Village Roadshow and Foxtel, will have to go to court every time they want a torrent site blocked.
This is a landmark case for Australian copyright law which sets some interesting precedents for what's to come. But for many Australians it's related directly to the question 'how am I going to steal Game of Thrones?'. Stay tuned!
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Medical Students Join PAs to Learn Medicine in the Fast Lane
Southern Illinois University (SIU) School of Medicine is trying to fill care gaps in rural communities by training more primary care physicians. The new Lincoln Scholars program aims to fill those gaps by fast-tracking physician training. How exactly are they doing that? By having select medical students train with the PAs.
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Independent provider of marketing measurement software and analytics, DoubleVerify (DV) has partnered with InMobi. As part of the partnership, DoubleVerify will provide always-on fraud filtering and measurement for mobile in-app advertising campaigns across the InMobi Exchange globally.The partnership covers all regions globally, except for the China market. In a statement to Marketing, an InMobi spokesperson said that with mobile advertisers leveraging programmatic media buying and in-app inventory, there has been a rise in fraud and an overall lack of verifiable viewability for their ads. She added that less than half of all mobile ads are viewable, and mobile ad fraud nearly doubled between 2017 and 2018. As such, advertisers may also lose 80% of their mobile ad budgets to SDK spoofing, click injection, faked installs, click spam and others.With this partnership, the spokesperson said that advertisers working with InMobi can be confident that their ads are being seen by real people across the world's premier mobile apps and that their campaigns are certifiably free of fraud. The integration with InMobi covers pre-bid targeting for all InMobi Exchange impressions within the mobile in-app platform, as well as monitoring of post-bid fraud activity, such as spoofing. This enables InMobi to continuously refine the quality of its mobile ad inventory.As part of its mobile app fraud solution, DoubleVerify identifies and screens the most comprehensive types of in-app fraud, including background ad activity, hidden ads, app misrepresentation (spoofing) and measurement manipulation.Matt McLaughlin, COO at DoubleVerify said that its partnership with InMobi demonstrates its commitment to provide consistent, comprehensive quality coverage for global brand advertisers. "With ad spend increasingly concentrated in mobile, it's imperative that brands have transparency into the quality of mobile app inventory. We are proud of our partnership with InMobi, which expands the footprint of our fraud prevention capabilities and further distinguishes DV as the leader for mobile app verification," he added."InMobi is committed to providing transparency, building trust and delivering business results to our advertisers. This partnership, along with our support for DoubleVerify viewability, is a giant step toward that," Anne Frisbie, SVP, global programmatic and North America at InMobi said."InMobi is proud to partner with DoubleVerify in this critical battle against mobile app fraud. We strongly believe that only through open collaboration will the industry be able to eliminate fraud," she added.
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