Rudicorn | Leah Palmer Preiss ~ Curious Art: Acrylic miniature painting on text collage on wood, 3" x 2"
Rudicorn Acrylic miniature painting on text collage on wood, 3" x 2"
This little oddment began as a sketch for Illustration Friday's "Unicorn" prompt, turned into an ornament given as a gift, & now it's a greeting for you all: wishing you a holiday season full of rare & unexpected delights!
This entry was posted in MANIAtures and tagged Acrylic, Art, Christmas, Creatures, Holiday, Illustration Friday, mAniature, Miniature, Painting, Rudolph, Silliness, Unicorn on 20December 2015 by Leah.
And happy 2016 from Artichokistan!
Ah, that may very well be the case! Happy 2016 to you too!
He would make a great pet for ringtoss at night! Wishing you all the best in 2016, Leah!
You could use wreaths for the rings! Best to you, too, Ted!


Perched between Sydney and Newcastle, run by Chris Watson.
A newish dealership with a Canadian connection.
Hard to work this site out, it's pretty crappy but obviously involved in a bunch of dealerships if you can find them here.
Tasmanian Dealership in Launceston and Hobart.
Sydney: Trivett sell all kinds of fancy bikes and cars.


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import { existsSync, readFileSync, writeFileSync } from 'fs'
import {
  ParsedGenerator,
  NpmGenerator,
  RepoGenerator,
} from '../parse-generator'
import { GENERATORS_LIST_PATH } from '../paths'
import { logger } from '../logger'
import { getRepoGeneratorName, getNpmGeneratorName } from '../cmd/utils'

export type GroupedGenerators = Map<string, Array<NpmGenerator | RepoGenerator>>

export class GeneratorList {
  store: ParsedGenerator[]

  constructor() {
    this.store = []
    if (existsSync(GENERATORS_LIST_PATH)) {
      this.store = JSON.parse(readFileSync(GENERATORS_LIST_PATH, 'utf8'))
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  add(generator: ParsedGenerator): void {
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    for (const item of this.store) {
      if (item.hash === generator.hash) {
        exist = true
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    }
    if (!exist) {
      this.store.push(generator)
    }
    logger.debug(`Updating ${GENERATORS_LIST_PATH}`)
    const newContent = JSON.stringify(this.store)
    writeFileSync(GENERATORS_LIST_PATH, newContent, 'utf8')
  }

  findGenerators(generator: ParsedGenerator): ParsedGenerator[] {
    return this.store.filter((item) => {
      if (generator.type === 'repo' && item.type === 'repo') {
        return (
          `${item.prefix}:${item.user}/${item.repo}` ===
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  /**
   * Group generators by name
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    const generatorsMap: GroupedGenerators = new Map()
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      if (g.type === 'npm') {
        const name = getNpmGeneratorName(g)
        const arr = generatorsMap.get(name) || []
        arr.push(g)
        generatorsMap.set(g.name, arr)
      } else if (g.type === 'repo') {
        const name = getRepoGeneratorName(g)
        const arr = generatorsMap.get(name) || []
        arr.push(g)
        generatorsMap.set(name, arr)
      }
    }
    return generatorsMap
  }
}

export const generatorList = new GeneratorList()

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How the "House of Cards" Title Sequence Was Filmed
by Shawn Swanky | Apr 14, 2013 | Shawn's picks | 0 comments
David Fincher always makes an effort to include creative title sequences in his projects. For "House of Cards" the director picked Andrew Geraci, owner of District 7 Media, to shoot a complex time-lapse sequence of Washington DC. In an interview with Momentum Blog, Geraci talked about working with Fincher:
We talked for awhile about time-lapse photography and how it could impact the show. He asked me if I would be up for creating a variety of scenes for the intro, all showing DC in a dirty, gritty, grungy way. I told him that shouldn't be too hard. He was very open to the idea of letting me choose, pick, and compose nearly 99% of the shots, which left a lot of room for creativity.
Geraci also revealed how long it took to capture the time-lapse footage:
We started shooting in March and wrapped up the final shot in August of 2012. It was nearly 6 months of producing more than 6TB worth of imagery.
To shoot the sequence, Geraci relied on Canon 5Ds:
We shoot with the Canon 5D Mark II and Mark III. Lenses included, Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 II, Canon 24mm f/2.8, Canon 100-400mm F/4, Canon 70-200mm F/2.8 II. We used Manfrotto 550XProB tripods and a variety of LEE 100mm filters… We chose the Dynamic Perception Stage Zero to shoot all of our motion scenes. One of the main reasons we chose to use them is because of their mobility. Compared to other systems the setup time and space imprint is relatively small. Other systems out there require larger setups and more space, something DC doesn't have.
Check out the full interview over at Momentum, to see a video of the opening sequence.
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Biography: Jerome Peribere
CEO Lecture
Jerome Peribere
Executive Vice President, Dow Chemical Company
President and CEO, Dow Advanced Materials
Pleasejoin us on Thursday, March 29, 2012 to hear Jerome Peribere of Dow Chemical.
In 2010, Dow had annual sales of $53.7 billion and employed approximately 50,000 people worldwide. The Company's more than 5,000 products are manufactured at 188 sites in 35 countries across the globe.
Jerome A. Peribere is an executive vice president of the Dow Chemical Company and president and chief executive officer of Dow Advanced Materials. He assumed this position in October, 2009, and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a Corporate Officer of The Dow Chemical Company, and serves on the Executive Leadership Council.
Peribere joined Dow in France in 1977 as a sales representative in Specialty Chemicals. He began working in the agricultural business in 1982 when he was named regional marketing manager of Eastern Europe. He moved to Geneva in 1985 as regional manager for the Middle East and Africa, and became European agricultural business director for Dow in 1988.
In 1989, he was appointed commercial director of Europe for Dow's agricultural business. Peribere moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1993 to assume the position of global commercial director. He became the Corporate Strategy leader for Dow AgroSciences in 1997, and in 1998 was named vice president, Weed Management Global Business Unit and European Trade Area. In September 2002, he became vice president, Agricultural Chemicals, and later president and chief executive officer of Dow AgroSciences.
In May 2007, he was elected to the Board of Directors of Harris Financial Corp., Chicago, Illinois. He is also a member of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and serves on the Board of Directors for the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania. He is also a Board Member of the SEI Center for Advanced Studies in Management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Peribere received a master's degree in business economics and finance from the Institut D'Etudes Politiques in Paris, France.


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Family photo found in Daviess County after being blown away by tornado
by: Nathan Goble
DAVIESS COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) On Thursday, Daviess County farmer Deb Higdon found a family photo while walking her dog. Her first concern was to reunite it with its owner. Not being a social media user, Higdon contacted Eyewitness News in the hopes of doing so.
Luckily, Sandra Aiken had tuned in and recognized her late son as one of the people in the photo. Sandra, who had lost her father in the severe weather that struck western Kentucky earlier this month, had been hoping to find some of her family's missing belongings. This photo is the first.
Debris and Destruction: Cleanup efforts continue in Hopkins County
Sandra says this shows there's a silver lining even in the face of tragedy.
Inmate allowed to attend funeral doesn't return to jail


Huawei offers a secure and reliable end-to-end live streaming solution. This solution, based on a foundation of technical capabilities built up over many years in the video service industry, provides smooth, low-latency, high-definition services, and supports high concurrency.
Videos can instantly start playing, with a playback success rate greater than 99.9%, a freeze rate lower than 2.5%, and less than 3s of stream latency.
The solution provides higher definition and lower bit rates, without impacting subjective image quality, reducing the bandwidth cost by 20% to 30%.
Technologies such as H.264/265 real-time transcoding and FPGA hardware acceleration are used to significantly reduce costs.
Cross-region disaster recovery guarantees 24/7 service support.
The live streaming service featuring high definition, low latency, and high concurrency can be easily integrated into online education websites for online learning and interaction between teachers and students.
Videos can instantly start playing, with a freeze rate lower than 2.5%, and less than 3s of stream latency.
Live streaming and playback rates under poor network conditions are increased more than threefold.
Higher definition and lower bit rates as well as H.265 real-time transcoding reduce the bandwidth cost by 20% to 30%.
A one-stop solution with powerful origin servers and capabilities such as real-time transcoding is provided for live streaming of Internet celebrities, enterprises, entertainment, and games.
RTMP, HLS, FLV, and other videos can be streamed and processed (real-time transcoding, content review, recording, etc.).
Uplink streaming and downlink content delivery are accelerated.
APIs/SDKs can be easily integrated into streaming and playback devices and servers to achieve various capabilities.
AI capabilities such as face recognition, video tagging, and intelligent review are offered to reduce labor costs, improve user experience, and increase the conversion rate.


Sarah Vanek is the Education + Outreach Manager at Mulhall's in Omaha, Nebraska, and plants are her passion. The role they play in native and urban ecosystems. The way they enhance a person's experience of the natural world. And the beauty they bring to built spaces.
Sarah studied Horticulture at the University of Nebraska and completed a Master of Science in Entomology at the University of Kentucky – studying insects and more specifically their relationship with plants. In 2014, she was asked to share that passion for plants by serving as the Education + Outreach Manager at Mulhall's. And she's learned a lot about retail marketing along the way – as a major part of her role includes leading the marketing efforts for their garden store. Sarah enjoys the opportunity to use her skills in communications, project management, and building community relationships, but most of all, the opportunity to share her love of plants with others.


1. Article 90 aims at providing priority to other international agreements that concern matters covered by the Convention. Specifically, Article 90 aids in the determination of the governing law for a dispute over a contract for the international sale of goods, or some aspect thereof, by providing that the Convention shall not prevail over any international agreement "which has already been made or may be entered into…" and which concerns the same matters covered by the Convention, as long as the parties' places of business are in States party to such agreement.
2. Several cases have held that when an international agreement existed prior to the Convention coming into force, priority is given to the treaty already in place with regard to any overlapping substantive issues. In order for the international agreement to supplant the Convention, both of the contracting parties must have their place of business in States signatory to the international agreement.
3. There are a number of arbitral awards rendered in cases between parties from the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China in which the applicability of the Protocol on the General Conditions of Delivery between the USSR and the People's Republic of China ("Protocol") in relation to the Convention is addressed. The Protocol was signed by both States prior to the Convention becoming effective in either country. In none of the cases did the contract of sale include a choice of law provision. Acknowledging that, by virtue of article 1(1) CISG, the Convention would normally be applicable as both parties are Contracting States, the tribunals gave priority to the Protocol on matters otherwise covered by the Convention pursuant to article 90.
4. The cases concerning the relationship between the CISG and the Convention on the Law Applicable to Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (1955 Hague Convention) have held that, as the rules covered by the two are not overlapping in scope, there is no issue regarding which international agreement shall prevail. The CISG provides substantive rules for the sale of goods and the 1955 Hague Convention provides, in relevant part, for conflict of law issues. Article 3 of the Hague Convention of 15 June 1955 provides that, unless the parties agreed otherwise in the contract, the law of the seller's country is applicable to the dispute involving the contract for the sale of goods. See the discussion in the Digest for article 1 regarding "Indirect Applicability."
5. It has been held that there is no conflict in the context of article 90 between the Rome Convention of 19 June 1980 (regarding applicable law) and the CISG (regarding uniform material law), and there is therefore no reason to determine which international agreement prevails. See the discussion in the Digest for article 1 regarding "Indirect Applicability."
1. Hungary has filed certain remarks under article 90 providing that it "considers the General Conditions of Delivery of Goods between Organizations of the Member Countries of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance/GCD CMEA…to be subject to the provisions <http://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=X-10&chapter=10〈=en#EndDec> of article 90 of the Convention." (16 June 1983) UN Treaty Collection, <http://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=X-10&chapter=10〈=en#EndDec>. There are currently no identified cases clarifying the application these remarks.
2. [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce 5 July 2006]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 14 April 1998]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 2 October 1998]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 24 January 2005] (regarding calculation of interest); [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 22 March 2002].
3. See the Digest for article 10 regarding place of business.
4. Also referred to in translated arbitral awards as the GTS USSR-PRC, GTB, and the General Principle of Deliveries between the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China.
5. See also [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce 5 July 2006]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 14 April 1998]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 2 October 1998]; [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 24 January 2005] (regarding calculation of interest); [RUSSIA Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry 22 March 2002].
6. [BELGIUM Tribunal commercial de Bruxelles 5 October 1994]; CLOUT case No. 647 [ITALY Suprema Corte di Cassazione 19 June 2000].
7. [BELGIUM Tribunal commercial de Bruxelles 5 October 1994]; CLOUT case No. 647 [ITALY Suprema Corte di Cassazione 19 June 2000].
8. For the text of this Convention, see Official Journal L 266, 9 October 1980, 1 et seq.
9. [BELGIUM Tribunal commercial de Bruxelles 5 October 1994]; CLOUT case No. 647 [ITALY Suprema Corte di Cassazione 19 June 2000] (further providing that with regard to the International Sales of Moveable Goods, the Hague Convention of 15 June 1955 prevails over the Rome Convention of June 1980).


CaixaBank and Microsoft launch the WONNOW Awards to celebrate female excellence in university level technology degrees.
The awards are aimed at students in the final year of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) degrees at any Spanish university.
11 prizes will be awarded: One cash prize of 10,000 euros for the female student with the best academic record, while a further 10 students will win paid internships at CaixaBank and take part in a mentoring program at Microsoft.


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Um Hong-gil (* 14. September 1960) ist ein südkoreanischer Bergsteiger. Er ist der zweite Südkoreaner und der neunte Bergsteiger überhaupt, dem die Besteigung aller Achttausender gelang. Den Mount Everest bestieg er drei Mal.

2015 erschien der Film The Himalayas von Regisseur Lee Seok-hoon, der auf Ums Leben basiert, mit Hwang Jung-min in der Hauptrolle. Der
Film hatte in Südkorea über 7,8 Millionen Kinobesucher und setzte sich erfolgreich gegen den zeitgleich angelaufenen Film Star Wars – The Force Awakens durch.

Achttausender-Chronologie
 26. September 1988: Mount Everest (unter Zuhilfenahme von Flaschensauerstoff)
 10. September 1993: Cho Oyu
 8. Mai 1995: Makalu
 12. Juli 1995: Broad Peak
 2. Oktober 1995: Lhotse
 1. Mai 1996: Dhaulagiri
 27. September 1996: Manaslu
 9. Juli 1997: Hidden Peak
 16. Juli 1997: Gasherbrum II
 29. April 1999: Annapurna
 12. Juli 1999: Nanga Parbat
 19. Mai 2000: Kangchendzönga (unter Zuhilfenahme von Flaschensauerstoff)
 31. Juli 2000: K2 (unter Zuhilfenahme von Flaschensauerstoff)
 21. September 2001: Shishapangma
 16. Mai 2002: Mount Everest
 21. Mai 2003: Mount Everest

Einzelnachweise

Bergsteiger (Südkorea)
Geboren 1960
Mann
Südkoreaner

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Labor Pains Reviews
A columnist (Kyra Sedgwick) hides her pregnancy from her parents and the baby's father (Rob Morrow). Esther Raymond: Mary Tyler Moore. David Raymond: Robert Klein. Lulu Brown: Lela Rochon. Written and directed by Tracy Alexson.
Reviewed By: Buzz McClain
"Cute" is about the only thing that can be said for this sitcom-level, wispy romantic comedy. The couple meets cute, re-meets cute, has cute dates, and looks cute together; but there is little that is new. The woman-in-labor jokes are not just stale, they're humiliating -- not that it's easy to make comedy material of topics such as abandonment, abortion, and adoption. The characters frequently talk to the camera in an interview setting, which may move the story along and develop emotional depth, but also slows down any momentum that director Tracy Alexson could hope to build. Everyone's cultural icon Mary Tyler Moore doesn't quite embarrass herself in the role of the panicky grandmother-in-waiting, but it's not her career high mark either. Rob Morrow and Kyra Sedgwick's respective charisma and onscreen chemistry are the only things going for this Sex in the City-ish take on modern romance, and that's not saying much.


Black, White, & Lots of Tassels + TopGolf GIVEAWAY!
All things tasseled are are instantly 1,000 times cuter to me. This bright color loving & wearing gal has also been wearing a lot more black & white here recently. Probably because I can't resist a cute white top to save my life (or bank account).
This tassel straw tote was a whopping $15 on sale at H&M.
This tassel bolero/jacket, whatever you want to call it is so versatile beyond just paired with black.
Fellow Thread blogger, Annie, invited us Thread Cincy gals to check out the TopGolf in Cincy. I was on vacation and bummed I missed out. It looks like such a blast. See posts & experience reviews from those who attended HERE (Katie) & HERE (Chelsea) & Here (Preeti).


Kushner is being investigated for his Russian interactions.
Flynn allegedly lied about the income he received from Russian companies and his contact with Russian officials.
The firebrand star joins forces with the Great America Alliance.
She had a poetic response to Rep. Rod Blum (R-Iowa), and his disdain for Obamacare.
Trump did not hold back.
President Trump reassures there is nothing to be found with all the Russian related investigations through a series of tweets.
Until Monday the Trump website explicitly called for preventing Muslim immigration.
Despite the House's passage of a new healthcare bill, the Senate is going to have a hell of a time getting this thing anywhere.
A net neutrality bill would need 60 votes from the Senate.
Last year President Obama threw a blowout with 500 guests.


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Konju är en ort i Estland. Den ligger i Toila kommun och landskapet Ida-Virumaa, i den östra delen av landet,  km öster om huvudstaden Tallinn. Konju ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Konju är mycket platt. Havet är nära Konju norrut. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Konju. Runt Konju är det glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Kohtla-Järve,  km väster om Konju. I omgivningarna runt Konju växer i huvudsak blandskog.

Inlandsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C.

Referenser

Orter i Ida-Virumaa


A Ghost Story is, in a word, excellent.
I liked this film. I liked it so much in fact, I'm not going to disrespect it by give away the plot. So they'll be no spoilers here.
There's plenty of symbolism in this film that needs to be examined further. But without going into any detail, there were a couple scenes, in particular, that jumped out at me as being highly political. While difficult to say exactly what the director meant to imply without asking him, I have my opinion. But I won't reveal that here because that would be giving away too much of the plot. So see the film and judge it for yourself.
Apart from any hidden meaning I thought the film may or may not have had, it evolved rather nicely from a simple love story to something much grander without losing the simplicity of the original story. So even though the film jumps around a little, you still feel the presents, pardon the expression, of a basic story of loss.
Ghost Story keeps you focused on the basics of what's important to the film--love, life, loss, the afterlife, and god perhaps without sounding preachy.
I was lucky, in that, I had the entire theater to myself since, presumably, everyone else went to see Dunkirk, which I've heard is great by the way. So if there was ever a time to cry in a theater, that was the time. Luckily for me, I don't do such things in public even if there's no public to be found. Augh! I guess I was in the mood for something different than a war movie that night and made the last-minute decision at the ticket booth.
One thing I've realized about love stories is, if done right, it doesn't take many scenes to give the audience a sense of deep love between characters. The people that go to see these films definitely want to feel that connection. But it takes good direction and acting to give it to them. And I feel the director and actors definitely delivered on that here.
It's a slow moving movie but probably the perfect length at just about an hour and a half so it doesn't feel drawn out and boring. Basically, the film appropriately gives you your sadness fix and then you get to go home.
I think anyone that enjoys a good non-traditional love story will like this film.


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Q: Index as a NumericFields using Sitecore Advanced Database Crawler I needed to search a price field using lucene range query. However the results it gives are not accurate or consistent since I am using a TermRangeQuery in Lucene.Net API. I believe that using NumericRangeQuery I could get accurate results. To use NumericRangeQuery the field needs to be indexed using NumericField. Is there a way I can do this with Advanced Database Crawler.
I tried to do this by altering the Advanced Database Crawler source code but it is not working for me.
These are the changes I have done in Advanced Database Crawler. In scSearchContrib.Crawler.Crawlers.AdvancedDatabaseCrawler class in the CreateField method I have added the following code.
if (name.EndsWith("numeric"))
{
    field = new NumericField(name, storageType, true);
}

in the index configuration I  have given the field name name and appended the text "numeric" to it. However I am correctly passing the fieldname by removing the "numeric" part.
when building the index I get a error like this.
Job started: RebuildSearchIndex|System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at Lucene.Net.Store.IndexOutput.WriteString(String s)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.FieldsWriter.WriteField(FieldInfo fi, Fieldable field)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.StoredFieldsWriterPerThread.AddField(Fieldable field, FieldInfo fieldInfo)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.DocFieldProcessorPerThread.ProcessDocument()
   at Lucene.Net.Index.DocumentsWriter.UpdateDocument(Document doc, Analyzer analyzer, Term delTerm)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.DocumentsWriter.AddDocument(Document doc, Analyzer analyzer)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.IndexWriter.AddDocument(Document doc, Analyzer analyzer)
   at Lucene.Net.Index.IndexWriter.AddDocument(Document doc)
   at Sitecore.Search.IndexUpdateContext.AddDocument(Document document)
   at Sitecore.Search.Crawlers.DatabaseCrawler.AddItem(Item item, IndexUpdateContext context)
   at Sitecore.Search.Crawlers.DatabaseCrawler.AddTree(Item root, IndexUpdateContext context)
   at Sitecore.Search.Crawlers.DatabaseCrawler.AddTree(Item root, IndexUpdateContext context)
   at Sitecore.Search.Crawlers.DatabaseCrawler.AddTree(Item root, IndexUpdateContext context)
   at Sitecore.Search.Index.Rebuild()
   at Sitecore.Shell.Applications.Search.RebuildSearchIndex.RebuildSearchIndexForm.Builder.Build()|Job ended: RebuildSearchIndex (units processed: 1)

Can someone tell me a way to do this using Advanced Database Crawler?
Thanks in Advance

A: Even though I couldn't index as a numeric field found a work around for the problem. It is to index with padded zeros so the lucene TermRangeQuery give correct seach results. Every price is indexed with padded zeros so each value would contain 10 digits. That way the results I get are accurate.

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Q: How to make get and patch requests on a json file using Angular? Hello I have a json file on a server and I want to make a get request, take the values and then make a patch request.
My json file:
 post:[
{
    "report":"1",
    "park":"1",
    "use":"7",
    "group":"60",
    "privateplin":"30",
    "privateplus":"30",
    "commonprivateplus":"15",
    "ownerfirst":"30",
    "ownersecond":"-20",
    "ownerthird":"-50",
    "first":"30",
    "second":"30"
  }
]

My service.ts
export class AppServices{

constructor(private httpclient: HttpClient) {

}

public getJSON(): Observable<any> {

    const httpOptions = {

    };

     return this.httpclient.get("https://socialpark.upatras.gr/final/final.json").pipe(
        catchError(this.errorHandler));

 }

 public postJSON(fin:any): Observable<any> {

    const httpOptions = {
        headers: new HttpHeaders({
          'Content-Type':  'application/json',
        }),
      };
       return this.httpclient.patch<any>("https://socialpark.upatras.gr/final/final.json",fin,httpOptions).pipe(catchError(this.errorHandler));

 }
 errorHandler(error:any){

    return Observable.throw(error || 'Backend Server Err');

 }

}
My component.ts :
    export class DashboardComponent implements OnInit {

  report:number;
  park:number;
  use:number;
  group:number;
  privateplin:number;
  privateplus:number;
  commonprivateplus:number;
  ownerfirst:number;
  ownersecond:number;
  ownerthird:number;
  first:number;
  second:number;
  fin:any;
  constructor(private appService: AppServices){}
  ngOnInit() {
    this.appService.getJSON().subscribe(

      data=>{
           this.report=data.report
           this.park=data.park
           this.use=data.use
           this.group=data.group
           this.privateplin=data.privateplin
           this.privateplus=data.privateplus
           this.commonprivateplus=data.commonprivateplus
           this.ownerfirst=data.ownerfirst
           this.ownersecond=data.ownersecond
           this.ownerthird=data.ownerthird
           this.first=data.first
           this.second=data.second
      },
      error => {
        window.alert("Δεν μπορούν να πρβληθούν οι ισχύοντες πόντοι");
      console.error(error);
      },
    );
  }

  set(preport,ppark,puse,pgroup,pprivateplin,pprivateplus,pcommonprivateplus,pownerfirst,pownersecond,pownerthird,pfirst,psecond){
        let report=preport.value;
        let park=ppark.value;
        let use=puse.value;
        let group=pgroup.value;
        let privateplin=pprivateplin.value;
        let privateplus=pprivateplus.value;
        let commonprivateplus=pcommonprivateplus.value;
        let ownerfirst=pownerfirst.value;
        let ownersecond=pownersecond.value;
        let ownerthird=pownerthird.value;
        let first=pfirst.value;
        let second=psecond.value;

        this.fin={
          "report":report,
          "park": park,
          "use": use,
          "group":group,
          "privateplin":privateplin,
          "privateplus":privateplus,
          "commonprivateplus":commonprivateplus,
          "ownerfirst":ownerfirst,
          "ownersecond":ownersecond,
          "ownerthird":ownerthird,
          "first":first,
          "second":second
      };

      this.appService.postJSON(this.fin).subscribe(response=>{

        window.alert("Επιτυχής ανανέωση στοιχείων");

      },
      error => {

        console.error(error);

      },
      );

  }

}

The problem may be on the service.ts with the url. Please help me
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2nd Circuit
D. Vermont2015
Bryant v. St. Johnsbury Vt. State Troopers Office
Bryantv.St. Johnsbury Vt. State Troopers Office
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONTMar 9, 2015
Case No. 2:13-cv-90 (D. Vt. Mar. 9, 2015)
Case No. 2:13-cv-90
Sheara Bryant, Plaintiff, v. St. Johnsbury Vermont State Troopers Office, Lisa Sammet, and Christopher Tetreault, Defendants.
William K. Sessions III District Court Judge
Plaintiff Sheara Bryant, proceeding pro se, initiated this action in May 2013 claiming that her civil rights were violated while she was a resident of Hardwick, Vermont. The allegations include wrongdoing by elected officials, law enforcement, private citizens, and a local librarian. Ms. Bryant is currently a resident of Mattapan, Massachusetts.
Several Defendants were dismissed from the case in prior orders. Now pending before the Court are (1) a motion for summary judgment or judgment on the pleadings filed by Defendants Lisa Sammet and Christopher Tetreault (ECF No. 75), and (2) a motion to dismiss filed by the St. Johnsbury State Troopers Office (ECF No. 79). Sammet, Tetrault, and the State Troopers are the only remaining Defendants. Their motions have been pending for over seven months, with no response from Ms. Bryant. In fact, there has been no activity in the case since June 2014.
When the Court granted Ms. Bryant in forma pauperis status, it warned her that "in the event a defendant files a motion for summary judgment . . . or moves to dismiss the complaint, the plaintiff's failure to respond may result in the dismissal of that defendant from the case." (ECF No. 3 at 7.) In the required notice to pro se litigant filed in conjunction with Defendants' motion for summary judgment, Ms. Bryant was further warned that "[t]he claims you assert in your complaint may be dismissed without a trial if you do not respond to this motion." (ECF No. 81 at 1.) Nonetheless, Ms. Bryant has failed to respond to either of the pending dispositive motions.
In light of Ms. Bryant's inactivity in this case, the Court considers whether dismissal for failure to prosecute is appropriate. Dismissal for failure to prosecute is governed by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(b), which provides:
If the plaintiff fails to prosecute or to comply with these rules or a court order, a defendant may move to dismiss the action or any claim against it. Unless the dismissal order states otherwise, a dismissal under this subdivision (b) and any dismissal not under this rule—except one for lack of jurisdiction, improper venue, or failure to join a party under Rule 19—operates as an adjudication upon the merits.
Fed. R. Civ. P. 41(b). Where the defendant has not moved under Rule 41(b), a court may nonetheless dismiss a case sua sponte. Link v. Wabash R.R. Co., 370 U.S. 626, 630-31 (1982); Lyell Theatre Corp. v. Loews Corp., 682 F.2d 37, 42 (2d Cir. 1982). In Link, the Supreme Court noted that: "[t]he authority of a court to dismiss sua sponte for lack of prosecution has generally been considered an 'inherent power,' governed not by rule or statute but by the control necessarily vested in courts to manage their own affairs so as to achieve the orderly and expeditious disposition of cases." 370 U.S. at 630-31.
The Second Circuit has stated that failure to prosecute "can evidence itself either in an action lying dormant with no significant activity to move it or in a pattern of dilatory tactics." Lyell Theatre Corp., 682 F.2d at 42. It is, however, "a harsh remedy to be utilized only in extreme situations." Harding v. Fed. Reserve Bank, 707 F.2d 46, 50 (2d Cir. 1983) (quoting Theilmann v. Rutland Hosp., Inc., 455 F.2d 853, 855 (2d Cir. 1972) (per curiam)); see also Chira v. Lockheed Aircraft Corp., 634 F.2d 664, 665 (2d Cir. 1980) (discussing the sanction of dismissal for failure to prosecute as "pungent, rarely used, and conclusive"). This is particularly true in pro se cases, where dismissal for failure to prosecute should be granted only "when the circumstances are sufficiently extreme." Lucas v. Miles, 84 F.3d 532, 535 (2d Cir. 1996) (citing Nita v. Connecticut Dep't of Envtl. Prot., 16 F.3d 482, 487 (2d Cir. 1994)).
The following factors, none of which is dispositive, must be considered in determining whether dismissal for failure to prosecute is warranted: (1) the duration of the plaintiff's failures, (2) whether the plaintiff received notice that further delays would result in dismissal, (3) whether the defendant is likely to be prejudiced by further delay, (4) whether an appropriate balance has been struck between alleviating the court's calendar congestion and protecting the litigants' due process rights, and (5) whether lesser sanctions would be appropriate. See United States ex rel. Drake v. Norden Sys., Inc., 375 F.3d 248, 255 (2d Cir. 2004); Nita, 16 F.3d at 485; Feurtado v. City of New York, 225 F.R.D. 474, 477 (S.D.N.Y. 2004) (quoting Jackson v. City of New York, 22 F.3d 71, 74 (2d Cir. 1994)).
In this case, Ms. Bryant has not filed anything since March 2014. In the twelve months since that time, Defendants have filed dispositive motions, the latest of which have gone unanswered. Given that the last due date for a response from Ms. Bryant was August 11, 2014, the Court calculates the duration of her failures as at least seven months. Notice was provided at the outset of the case, and again with the summary judgment filings, that a failure to file responses could results in serious adverse consequences. Those warnings have gone unheeded.
Prejudice to the Defendants is plain, as they continue to be involved in a nearly two-year old case with no sign of participation from their opponent. Given the lack of opposition, the Court must address the needs of its calendar while still taking into account Ms. Bryant's due process rights. In keeping with those rights, as well the requirement that the Court consider lesser sanctions, the Court declines to dismiss this case with finality at this time.
As allowed under Rule 41(b), all remaining claims in the case are dismissed without prejudice, and all pending motions are denied as moot. However, final judgment will not enter for 30 days. If Ms. Bryant files responses to the pending motions within 30 days, dismissal of her claims will be lifted, the pending motions will be reinstated, and the case will proceed. If no responses are received within 30 days, the Clerk's office shall enter final judgment of dismissal without prejudice as to the remaining Defendants, and this case shall be closed.
Dated at Burlington, in the District of Vermont, this 9th day of March, 2015.
/s/ William K. Sessions III
William K. Sessions III
District Court Judge


When I hadn't heard anything about Littleone in over a month, I sent a panicked email to our specialist and I couldn't think about anything else (including work) all day. Our specialist replied that she will be preparing updates -- photos just came in! -- and sending them out to us shortly. So now I can't think about anything else (including work) because there are updates on the way.
Yay! can't wait to see.
SO happy you are moving closer to LittleOne (and she to you), but it is so hard to see you have to wait.


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Q: How to add custom plugin in kong manager I have a file custom.lua and I want to add this plugin to a specific route of service.
I put the file code in Config.access but it is giving schema violation error. Also, used minifier as referenced in docs.
How can I add a custom plugin to the route? Do I need to format the code in the file in some way?
Update File contains (,) which is acting as delimiter, how to overcome it?

A: The first step should be to register the custom plugin to kong and the next step is add the custom plugin to the specific route.
Here is the document for creating the first plugin.
https://konghq.com/blog/custom-lua-plugin-kong-gateway
Btw, I extemely double you are not coding the correct kong plugin since you mentioned the name "custom.lua" instead of handler.lua or schema.lua, kong plugin have their own structure you have to follow.
Here is the Hello world plugin you can take a look:
https://github.com/brndmg/kong-plugin-hello-world


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Nomisia montenegrina är en spindelart som beskrevs av Louis Giltay 1932. Nomisia montenegrina ingår i släktet Nomisia och familjen plattbuksspindlar.

Artens utbredningsområde är Montenegro. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Plattbuksspindlar
montenegrina


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import time
import os
import asyncore
import socket
from glob import glob
import random
import time
from threading import Thread

random.seed()

audio_move = []
audio_idle = glob('audio/idle/*.wav')
audio_start = glob('audio/start/*.wav')

idle_time = 1
idle_talk = 4

def play(a):
    os.system('aplay ' + a)

TALK = 1
IDLE = 2
state = IDLE
last_move = time.time()
idle_count = 0

def talk1():
	a = random.choice(audio_start)
	play(a)

def talk_move():
	global audio_move
	if not audio_move:
		audio_move = glob('audio/move/*.wav')
	a = random.choice(audio_move)
	play(a)
	audio_move.remove(a)

def talk_idle():
	a = random.choice(audio_idle)
	play(a)

def stateThread():
	global state
	global last_move
	global idle_count
	while True:
		if time.time() - last_move > idle_time:
			print 'back to idle'
			state = IDLE
		if state == TALK:
			print 'talk'
			talk_move()
			time.sleep(0.6)
			idle_count = 0
		elif idle_count < 3:
			if ((time.time() - last_move) >= idle_talk):
				talk_idle()
				last_move = time.time()
				idle_count+=1
		time.sleep(0.1)

class EchoServer(asyncore.dispatcher):

    def __init__(self, host, port):
        asyncore.dispatcher.__init__(self)
        self.create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
        self.set_reuse_addr()
        self.bind((host, port))

    def handle_read(self):
	global state
	global last_move
        data, addr = self.recvfrom(2048)
        if data:
		print data
		if data == 'move':
			state = TALK
			last_move = time.time()
		else:
			state = IDLE

t1 = Thread(target=stateThread)
t1.start()
server = EchoServer('', 2020)
asyncore.loop()
t1.join()


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Johannes Berenz (* 1. Mai 1965 in Berlin), ehemals bekannt als Johannes Baasner, ist ein deutscher Schauspieler, Hörspielsprecher und Synchronsprecher.

Wirken
Berenz arbeitete in der Vergangenheit auch als Schauspieler, so unter anderem bei Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten. Heute konzentriert er sich verstärkt auf die Arbeit als Synchronsprecher. Er synchronisierte unter anderem Owen Wilson (Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich) und Hugh Quarshie (Star Wars: Episode I – Die dunkle Bedrohung). In der Hörspielserie Mystic Knights ist er in der Rolle des Angus zu hören. Zudem ist er auch im Anime-Bereich tätig und lieh z. B. in der Serie Card Captor Sakura dem Charakter Yoshiyuki Terada seine Stimme.

Berenz ist des Weiteren in zahlreichen Computerspielen zu hören. Seine bekannteste Rolle ist die des Protagonisten William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz in den von MachineGames entwickelten neueren Teilen der Wolfenstein-Reihe. Im Videospiel Far Cry 5 spricht er den Antagonisten Joseph Seed. Diese Rolle nahm er sowohl im Spin-Off Far Cry New Dawn sowie in der DLC-Episode Joseph: Kollaps von Far Cry 6 wieder auf.

Filmografie

Als Synchronsprecher (Auswahl)
Ben Affleck
 1995: Mallrats, Rolle: Shannon Hamilton
 1998: Phantoms, Rolle: Bryce Hammond
 1998: Shakespeare in Love, Rolle: Ned Alleyn
 1999: Eine Nacht in New York, Rolle: Barkeeper
 1999: Dogma, Rolle: Bartleby
 2000: Risiko – Der schnellste Weg zum Reichtum, Rolle: Jim Young
 2000: Wild Christmas, Rolle: Rudy Duncan
 2001: Jay und Silent Bob schlagen zurück, Rolle: Holden McNeil
 2002: Hilfe, ich habe ein Date!, Rolle: Michael
 2003: Liebe mit Risiko – Gigli, Rolle: Larry Gigli

Filme
 2003: Für Marc Blucas in Flight Girls, Rolle: Tommy Boulay
 2003: Für Mark Wahlberg in The Italian Job – Jagd auf Millionen, Rolle: Charlie Croker
 2004: Für Owen Wilson in Meine Frau, ihre Schwiegereltern und ich, Rolle: Kevin Rawley
 2005: Für Bradley Darryl Wong in Mulan 2, Rolle: Hauptmann Li Shang
 2008: Für David Duchovny in Akte X – Jenseits der Wahrheit, Rolle: Agent Fox Mulder
 2009: Für Rob Riggle in Hangover, Rolle: Officer Franklin
 2010: Für Jason MacDonald in So spielt das Leben, Rolle: Cousin
 2011: Für Danny Pino in Auf brennender Erde, Rolle: Santiago
 2011: Für Jason Isaacs in Atemlos – Gefährliche Wahrheit, Rolle: Kevin Harper
 2012: Für John Michael Higgins in Pitch Perfect, Rolle: John
 2012: Für Jimmy Kimmel in Project X, Rolle: Jimmy Kimmel
 2013: Für Joe Taslim in Fast & Furious 6, Rolle: Jah
 2013: Für Gary Weeks in Voll abgezockt, Rolle: Prominence–Sicherheitswache
 2013: Für Josh Holloway in Battle of the Year, Rolle: Jason Blake
 2013: Für Anthony Lemke in White House Down, Rolle: Captain Hutton
 2014: Für Frank Grillo in The Return of the First Avenger, Rolle: Brock Rumlow / Crossbones
 2015: Für Rob Riggle in Let's be Cops – Die Party Bullen, Rolle: Segars
 2015: Für John Michael Higgins in Pitch Perfect 2, Rolle: John
 2016: Für Frank Grillo in The First Avenger: Civil War, Rolle: Brock Rumlow / Crossbones
 2018: Für Patrick Wilson in Aquaman, Rolle: Orm
 2018: Schicksalhafte Weihnachten Rolle: Bill Krueger
 2019: Für Frank Grillo in Avengers: Endgame, Rolle: Brock Rumlow / Crossbones
 2019: Für Cliff Curtis in Doctor Sleeps Erwachen, Rolle: Billy Freeman
 2020: Für Nat Faxon in 3 Engel für Charlie, Rolle: Peter Fleming
 2020: Für Ioan Gruffudd in Code Ava – Trained To Kill, Rolle: Peter Hamilton
 2022: Für Anson Mount in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Rolle: Black Bolt

Serien
 2002–2009: Für Eric Close in Without a Trace – Spurlos verschwunden, Rolle: Martin Fitzgerald
 2003: Für Nathan Fillion in Buffy – Im Bann der Dämonen, Rolle: Caleb
 2003–2004: Für Chris Eigeman in Gilmore Girls, Rolle: Jason "Digger" Stiles
 2004–2010: Für Josh Holloway in Lost, Rolle: James "Sawyer" Ford
 2005: Für Steven Eckholdt in Desperate Housewives, Rolle: Officer Rick Thompson
 2005–2006: Für Frank Grillo in Prison Break, Rolle: Nick Savrinn (19 Folgen)
 2005–2007, 2014: Für Isaiah Washington in Grey's Anatomy, Rolle: Dr. Preston Burke
 2009: Für Steven Weber in Desperate Housewives, Rolle: Lloyd
 2010–2017: Für Josh Hopkins in Cougar Town, Rolle: Grayson Ellis
 2012: Für Christopher Goodman in Desperate Housewives, Rolle: Bill
 seit 2012: Für Erik Palladino in Navy CIS: L.A., Rolle: Vostanik Sabatino
 2013: Für Michael Reilly Burke in Vampire Diaries, Rolle: Pastor Young
 2014: Für Mark Deklin in Devious Maids – Schmutzige Geheimnisse, Rolle: Nicholas Deering
 2014–2019: Für Isaiah Washington in The 100, Rolle: (Thelonious) Jaha
 2014: Für Yūichi Nakamura in Tokyo Ghoul, Rolle: Renji Yomo
 2014–2015: Für Will Arnett in The Millers, Rolle: Nathan Miller
 2017: Für Rick Yune in Prison Break, Rolle: Ja
 2017: Für Anson Mount in Marvel's Inhumans, Rolle: Black Bolt
 2017–2022: Für Grant Show in Der Denver-Clan, Rolle: Blake Carrington
 2019: Für Akio Ootsuka in Vinland Saga (Animeserie), Rolle: Thorkell
 2021: Für Neal McDonough in What If…?, Rolle: Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
 2021: Für Frank Grillo in What If…?, Rolle: Brock Rumlow

Videospiele
 2007: Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars als Nod Leutnant Ajay
 2010: Alter Ego als Timothy Moor
 2014: Wolfenstein: The New Order als BJ Blazkowicz
 2014: Assassin's Creed Unity als Pierre Bellec
 2015: Wolfenstein: The Old Blood als BJ Blazkowicz
 2016: Tom Clancy's The Division als Paul Rhodes
 2017: Mittelerde: Schatten des Krieges als Zog der Ewige
 2017: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus als BJ Blazkowicz
 2018: Far Cry 5 als Joseph Seed
 2018: Assassin's Creed Odyssey als Leonidas
 2019: Far Cry New Dawn als Joseph Seed
 2019: Wolfenstein: Youngblood als BJ Blazkowicz
 2020: Cyberpunk 2077 als River Ward
 2021: F1 2021 als Casper Akkerman

Als Schauspieler
 1987: Otto – Der neue Film
 1992–1993: Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten
 1993: Durchreise – Die Geschichte einer Firma (Sechsteiliger Fernsehfilm)
 1994: Der Havelkaiser
 1996: Praxis Bülowbogen: Zurück zu den Wurzeln
 1998: Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei

Hörspiele (Auswahl)
 2015: Monster 1983, Lübbe Audio/Audible als Freak (Alan de Nova)
 2020 (Audible): Star Wars – Die Dunkle Bedrohung. Das Original-Hörspiel zum Kinofilm (Star Wars: Episode I – Die dunkle Bedrohung) als Captain Panaka

Weblinks

 Johannes Berenz bei MobyGames

Filmschauspieler
Synchronsprecher
Deutscher
Geboren 1965
Mann


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2021 Operation Art Touring 50 Exhibition Launch
The Operation Art program at the Children's Hospital at Westmead has been brightening the walls of the Hospital and creating a welcoming environment for patients, families and staff, while also providing young artists with an authentic purpose and audience for their art-making for 25 years, and t
Celebrating our women who #ChooseToChallenge
Our Network is full of incredible and influential women striving to do bigger and better things for patients and their families. This International Women's Day, we spoke to five women who are choosing to challenge not just in their professional careers but in the area of research.
Monday 8 March 2021
Call for expressions of interest for NSW Health Boards
Sydney Children's Hospitals Network is seeking expressions of interest for its board, providing the opportunity to play a leadership role in the delivery of world-class health care in New South Wales.
Supporting the 1 in 5
Across Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, there are more than 160 staff and thousands of patients and families who identify as having a disability.
SCHN Quality and Innovation Awards
Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (SCHN) staff have been acknowledged for their innovative projects aimed at improving health outcomes for children across NSW. The SCHN Quality and Innovation Awards, held annually since 2013, recognise excellence in the delivery of health services.


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Kunszállás megállóhely egy Bács-Kiskun vármegyei vasúti megállóhely, melyet a MÁV üzemeltet Városföld település külterületén. A megállóhely a szegedi vasútvonal egyetlen kétvágányú szakaszán található, a névadó település, Kunszállás központjától bő 2 kilométerre északkeletre, Városföldtől légvonalban is körülbelül 4, közúton nagyjából 5 kilométerre dél-délkeleti irányban. Közúti elérését az 5401-es út biztosítja.

Története
Az eredeti megállóhely peronja a vasútvonal jobb oldalán, a városföldi bekötőút előtt létesült. A megállóhely egyszerű, téglából és vasbetonból épült esőbeálló épülete a peronnal párhuzamosan futó dűlőút túloldalán helyezkedik el. 2005-ben, a vasútvonal kétvágányúvá bővítésének idején épült a megállóhely második peronja a vonal bal oldalán. Ezzel párhuzamosan átépítették a jobb peront is. A vonalszakasz átalakítása óta a megállóhelyen áthaladó regionális vonatok a bal peront használják, a jobb peron mellett a szegedi IC-vonatok csak elrobognak.

Vasútvonalak
A megállóhelyet az alábbi vasútvonalak érintik:

Kapcsolódó állomások
A megállóhelyhez az alábbi állomások vannak a legközelebb:

Forgalom

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Magyarország vasútállomásainak listája

További információk

 Kunszállás megállóhely – vasutallomasok.hu

Források

Bács-Kiskun megye vasútállomásai


Funeral services for Hurschal James Joseph II were held at 3:00 PM Monday at Meadowbrook Baptist Church with burial in I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Rev. N. A. Mills officiated.
Mr Joseph died Saturday morning in Rockdale. He had been a Rockdale resident for most of his life except for four years in the U.S. Navy and a short time in Austin.
He was born Nov 19, 1948 in Austin to Hurschal J. Joseph and Evelyn Saxon Joseph. He was a carpenter.
Survivors include his parents Hurschal Joseph of Lewiston, Idaho and Evelyn Joseph of Rockdale; his grandmother, Lula Mason of Oklahoma; three sisters, Shannon McNeil of Camarillo, California, Barbara Collins of Lewiston, Idaho, and Cynthia Reynolds of Austin; two step?sons, Scott Ramsey of Rockdale and Anthony Morrison of Rockdale.
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home of Rockdale was in charge of arrangements.
Mickey Brannam Offield, 57, of Rockdale, died Sunday morning, Jan. 22, 2006 in the Richards Memorial Hospital in Rockdale after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25 at the Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with Rev. John Warren of St. John's United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Rockdale.
Mrs. Offield, a resident of Rockdale since she was four years old, was born Sept. 7, 1948 in Temple to E. L. [Ercel Lee] "Mickey" and Mary [Clyde Woodward] Brannam.
She worked as new accounts representative at Citizens National Bank in Rockdale for the past 11 years. She first worked for Southwestern Bell for several years in Austin, then worked 13 years as cafeteria cashier at Rockdale Elementary.
She was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church in Rockdale. She also was a former chairperson for Rockdale Boy Scouts. She helped organize the Relay For Life event in Rockdale and served as chairperson for Relay For Life survivor dinner.
Survivors include her husband, Carey Wayne Offield of Rockdale; two sons, Michael Offield and wife Wendi of Rockdale and Joey Offield and wife Tammy of Rockdale; parents, E. L. "Mickey" and Mary Brannam of Rockdale; parents-in-law, Boyd and Alberta Offield of Rockdale; twin brother, Michael Brannam and wife Kathleen of Rockdale; four grandchildren, Hailey, Justin, Hayden and Carson Offield; nephew, Barret Brannam and wife Aloa of Austin; niece, Abby Johnson and husband Doug of Huntsville; great nieces, Jordon, Sidney and Elle Brannam.
Pallbearers include Paxton Hendrix, Brady Nelson Jr., Scott Brogger, Steve Young, Jason Worley and Lanny Worley.
Honorary pallbearers are past and present members of Bunko Group, Elizabeth Buchanan, Cathy Henderson, Cathy Skrhak, Mona Borg, Liz Milam, Janet Vaughn, Donna Robinson, Sherilyn Johnson, Sammie Turner, Dee Maines, Karen Eckert, Kathleen Brannam, Connie Schielack, Pat Goeppinger, Judy Riley, Shirley Bailey and Kay Vance.
Memorials may be made to Relay For Life, P. O. Box 1630, Rockdale, TX 76567 or American Cancer Society, 963 N. FM 908, Rockdale, TX 76567.
Services for Harry Thomas "Tommy" Timmerman, 56, of Hearne, formerly of Rockdale, were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 13, 2005, in Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with Rev. John Warren of St. John's United Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Rockdale.
Mr. Timmerman died Sunday, July 10, in Richards Memorial Hospital.
A Hearne resident the past year and a half, he lived most of his life in Rockdale and was born Jan. 16, 1949, in Cameron to Harry H. and Mary Ethel (Simmons) Timmerman.
Mr. Timmerman was a 1967 graduate of Rockdale High School and a 1969 graduate of James Connally Technical Institute of Texas A&M.
He was a unit supervisor with Alcoa's Rockdale Operations, retiring after 31 years.
He received the Dalton E. Hamilton Certified Welding Inspector District of the Year Award on Sept. 1, 2000, and the Dalton E. Hamilton Certified Welding Inspector National of the Year Award on May 7, 2001.
Mr. Timmerman was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church in Rockdale and was a National Guard veteran.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, John Henry Timmerman; and his stepfather, L.W. "Buster" Gore.
Pallbearers were Leroy Willard, Scott Randall, Steve Randall, Stanley Hairston, Jerry Ripp and Felix Flores.
Honorary pallbearers were Jamie Wall, Rod Boswell, Albert Timmerman Jr. and Benjamin Hauptman.
Funeral services for Edward Wayne Black, 51, were held at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 15, 2000, at the Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with burial following in I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Rev. Larry Holden officiated. He died Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2000, at Scott & White Hospital in Temple.
Mr. Black was born Oct. 29, 1948, to Finis E. and Lou Ann (Grimes) Black in Flynn, Texas. At an early age he moved to Rockdale and lived in Rockdale most of his life. He attended First Baptist Church, Rockdale, was a graduate of Rockdale High School and enjoyed baseball, hunting and riding horses. He was a Texas Department of Corrections guard.
He was preceded in death by twin daughters Stacy and Tracy and a brother James Roy Black.
Surviving are his parents, Finis E. and Lou Ann Black of Rockdale; two daughters, Tonya Henry and husband Scott of Montocello, Utah and Wendy Kaye Jackson and husband Chester of Frisco, Texas; two sisters, Barbara Black of Auburn, Georgia and Judy McLerran and husband Kenneth of Fairfield; four grandchildren, Kalynn Jackson, Cody Jackson, Arieal Henry and Curtis Henry.
Pall bearers were Mahlon Grimes, Tommie Grimes, Gerald Jordan, Allen Black, David Boyd, Earl Seelke.
Visitation was held Thursday, Sept. 14 at 4 p.m. at Phillips & Luckey Chapel.
Funeral services for Jimmy O. Sefcik, 27, were held at 10:00 AM Friday at the South Jefferson Baptist Church, Mount Pleasant, with burial in the Mount Pleasant Masonic Cemetery. Rev Lloyd Cashion officiated.
Mr Sefcik drowned May 25 when a barge he was working on overturned in a water?filled pit at the Texas Utilities Generating Company Fuel Utilities Dept., near Winfield.
Titus County Justice of the Peace Leon Rhea, who was called to the scene, said that Sefcik was wearing a rainsuit with the suit taped to the boots. The suit and boots apparently filled with water causing the victim to sink, Rhea said. Sefcik was an electrician for Texas Utilities.
Sefcik was born in Rockdale Jan 12, 1949 to Mr and Mrs Otto Sefcik.
Survivors include his parents, Mr and Mrs Otto Sefcik of Rockdale; his wife, Mrs Cindy Sefcik, of Mount Pleasant; two sons, Michael Sefcik and David Sefcik of Mount Pleasant and a sister, Mrs Eugene Morgan of Fairfield.
Sefcik was a member of the South Jefferson Baptist Church.
Graveside services for Elvin "Skip" Morrison Jr., 51, of Austin, were held Jan. 2, in the Sandy Creek Cemetery near Rockdale.
Mr Morrison died Thursday, Dec. 30, in Seton Hospital in Austin. Mr Morrison was an Austin resident most of his life.
worker for Travis State School for six years. Prior to that he was an interior designer. Mr Morrison's hobbies included art, gardening, music, and travel.
Survivors include his wife, Roberta Morrison of Austin; a son, Justin Morrison of Austin; his mother, Evelyn Barnett of Rockdale; a sister, Carolyn Schneider of Rockdale; a dear and loving friend, Michael Williamson of Austin; a niece, Jeenifer Dodd of Milano; and a nephew, Jeff Ostendorf of Taylor.
Andrew Monora Jackson, 57, of Burnet for the past 4 years and formerly of Manor died Tuesday morning, June 26, 2007 in the Bertram Nursing Home. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Friday, June 29, 2007 at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale with Rev. Jackie English of Christ Redeemer Fellowship in Granite Shoals officiating. Burial will follow in the Salty Cemetery near Rockdale.
Mr Jackson, a United States Navy veteran during Vietnam was born August 28, 1949 in Cameron to Monora Francis and I.B. (Bownds) Jackson. He married Betty Koenig on July 6, 1974 in Rockdale.
He worked for the past two years at Home Depot in Marble Falls within the tool rental department. He previously worked with Houston Instruments in Austin for 20 years.
Mr Jackson was preceded in death by his father, Monora E. Jackson July 27, 1995.
Survivors include his wife, Betty Jackson of Burnet, three daughters, Elizabeth Ann Holley of Austin, Robin Marie Davila of Burnet and Rebecca Lynn Hale of Rockdale; mother, I. B. Jackson of Rockdale' two brothers, Richard Dean Jackson of Ada, Oklahoma and John Thomas Jackson of Rockdale; two sisters, Barbara Sue Needham of Cameron and Rosemary Gerthe of Ruidoso, New Mexico' sever grandchildren.
Pallbearers include Matthew Hale, Cary Holley, Stephen Holley, Mike Hale, Ricky Hale and Richard Jackson.
Nacogdoches - Funeral services for Earl G. Roberson III, 33, were held at 10:00 AM Friday at Nacogdoches First Baptist Church with burial in Sunset Cemetery. Dr Allen Reed of Nacogdoches First Baptist Church officiated.
Mr Roberson died in his home in Nacogdoches Tuesday, October 19. He was a former resident of Rockdale and was the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Roberson Jr of Rockdale. He was a pharmacist and was employed in Nacogdoches with Eckard Drugs.
Mr Roberson and Jane Johnston were married May 20, 1972 in Rockdale.
Survivors include his wife, Jane Roberson of Nacogdoches; two sons, Earl and Eric Roberson of Nacogdoches; one daughter, Julie Roberson of Nacogdoches; his parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Roberson Jr of Rockdale; one brother, Lloyd Roberson of Dubai, Saudi Arabia; one sister, Connie Smith of Conroe.
Mr Roberson was a deacon of Nacogdoches First Baptist Church where he was also a Sunday School teacher and a choir member.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Nacogdoches First Baptist Church.
Laird Funeral Homes of Nacogdoches was in charge of arrangments.
Services for Lois Fay Trant, 54, of Bryan are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Funeral Chapel in Bryan. The Rev. David Murphy of Calvary Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Bryan City Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. to the time of services Thursday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Trant died Monday at her home.
She was born in Rockdale and lived most of her life in Bryan.
Survivors include two daughters and a son-in-law, Lana and Mark Palasota and Lynette Jackson, all of Bryan; a brother, Edward Bowman of Austin; and five grandchildren.
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Funeral services for Michael Joe Rek, 33, were held at 10:00 AM Tuesday at Dalton and Sons Funeral Home, Lewisville, with Rev Kenneth Fisher presiding.
Burial was at 2:00 PM Wednesday with graveside services at I.O.O.F. Cemetery with Rev Herbert Lammert officiating.
Mr Rek died Monday in a Dallas hospital after an illness of several months. He had been a Lewisville resident for the past five years.
He was born February 23, 1949 in Bryan to Mr and Mrs Jerry Rek. He was Manager of Allstate Insurance Company of Lewisville.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs Jimmie Rek; three daughters, Melissa, Melinda, and Amanda Rek, all of Lewisville; one brother, Gene Rek of Rockdale; his parents, Mr and Mrs Jerry Rek of Rockdale.
Pall bearers were Carey Wayne Offield, Dan Fischer, Joe Wayne Cleveland, Ronnie Wiley, Dennis Hirt, and Mike Herring.
Mr Rek was a member of Lamb of God Lutheran Church of Lewisville and was President of the Lewisville Soccor Association.
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home of Rockdale was in charge of arrangements for the graveside service.
Services for Felix Flores, 60, of Taylor were held Monday, Feb. 9, 2009, at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rev. George Joseph of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Elgin and Deacon Gus Coelho of St. Joseph Catholic Church officiating. Burial was in IOOF Cemetery in Rockdale.
Mr. Flores died Friday, Feb. 6, at his home near Taylor.
A longtime Rockdale resident, he had lived the past several years in Taylor and the Taylor area.
He was born Dec. 2, 1948, in Rockdale to Abraham Joe Flores and Reina (Garcia) Flores. He married Lora Ann Marshall on May 14, 1994, in Taylor.
Mr. Flores worked at Alcoa for 32 years and retired as a general mechanic. He then worked for Sears as an HVAC technician.
He was a 1967 graduate of Rockdale High School and attended TSTI in Waco.
Mr. Flores was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Rockdale.
He enjoyed baseball, traveling, skiing, camping, boating, cooking, and welding and building barbecue pitts and trailers.
Mr. Flores was preceded in death by his parents and an infant brother and sister, Raymond and Deloris Flores.
Sandoval Real, all of Pflugerville, Diane Shorrey and husband Roger of Austin, Sandra Barton and husband Greg of Robinson; also, 11 grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Simon Flores, Vincent Flores, Chris Flores, Joey Flores, Andrew Sandoval, Valentine Farcia, Stephen Flores, Pete Sandoval and Michael Shorrey.
DIVIN, Delores Lawrence, Cypress, Noon, Klein F.H., Houston. Local Visitation Sunday, 2 to 5 pm at First Christian Church, Rockdale.
Delores Ann Lawrence Beightol Divin, 61, of Cypress, passed away on September 23, 2010. Visitation 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, September 26, at First Christian Church, 231 Burleson St., Rockdale, TX 76567, and 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, September 27, at Klein Funeral Home, CyFair Northwest. Funeral services 12 noon Tuesday, September 28, at the funeral home. Interment to follow in Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Cemetery, Waller.
CYPRESS — Services for Delores Ann Lawrence Beightol Divin, 61, were held Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010, at Klein Funeral Home. Interment followed in Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Cemetery in Waller. Mrs. Divin died Thursday, Sept. 23, in Cypress.
She was born on Oct. 28, 1948, in Cameron to Garlon Ad Lawrence Sr. and Ann Kunz Lawrence.
Mrs. Divin was a member of the Rockdale High School Class of 1967, where she graduated valedictorian. She earned her bachelor's degree in elementary education from Southwest Texas State University in 1971.
On Aug. 28, 1971, she married Willis (Bill) Beightol Jr. As a military wife for 23 years, Mrs. Divin lived in several places throughout the U.S. where she made several lasting friendships.
On their shared birthday in 2000, she married Albert Divin.
Mrs. Divin was preceded in death by her father; two brothers, Garlon Lawrence Jr. and Bobby Lawrence; and by her first husband, Willis Beightol Jr.
Survivors are her husband, Albert Divin; two daughters, Julie Weldon and son-in-law Shane of Porter, Amy Beightol of Huntsville; two stepsons, Kerry Divin and stepdaughter-in-law Michelle of Katy, Shannon Divin and stepdaughter-in-law Brandy of Cypress; five grandchildren, Hailey and Kyler Weldon, Justin and Dylan Divin, and Cameron Divin; her mother, Ann Lawrence; a brother, Allan Lawrence; a sister and brother-in-law, Peggy and John Fischer; a brother and sister-in-law, Royce and Rosemary Lawrence; brothers-inlaw and sisters-in-law, Herbert and Evie Divin, Earl and Arlene Divin, and Loretta Divin; and a brother-in-law, Ward Beightol; also, numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the American Cancer Society.
LONGVIEW — Byron Floyd Cook III was born April 9, 1949, and departed this life on June 21, 2011. The eldest of four children, he was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, to Byron F. Cook Jr. and his wife, Mary Cunningham Cook. Biff spent his childhood in Rockdale, Texas, graduating as salutatorian of his high school class. He then attended Austin College in Sherman, Texas, where he met his wife of 40 years, Suzanne Loaring-Clark Cook.
In the third grade, Biff was burned over 25 percent of his body when his bathrobe caught fire by a space heater. He missed the following semester of school as he recovered from the subsequent surgeries, and was cared for by the local town physician. That event instilled in him a desire to be a doctor, and care for others. From that path he never wavered. Upon graduation from Austin College, he attended the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, choosing to specialize in general surgery. He completed his surgery residency at Baylor Hospital in Dallas, then completed a fellowship in peripheral vascular surgery.
In 1982, Biff and Suzanne settled in Longview, Texas, with their four children. Medicine was more than a profession for him; it was a calling. He devoted his life to caring for others, finding his special passion on a mission trip to Mexico in 1985. He went as often as he could, introducing many friends and colleagues to the community of Niltepec and its special needs.
Biff passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family. His death ended a long and difficult battle with cancer. He fought bravely, submitting to four trial treatments, in the hope of not just extending his own life, but in helping others.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Byron and Mary Cook.
He is survived by his loving wife, Suzanne; and four children, Courtney Spearman and husband, Jim, Chad and his wife, April, and grandsons William Coleman and Byron Benjamin, Jessica and her partner, Noell, and Seth and his wife, Erin. Also surviving are his brothers, Tim Cook and wife, Sheila, of Liberty, Morris Cook and wife, Julie, of Howe; and sister, Rebecca Cook Kirkpatrick and her husband, Bruce, of Norman, Oklahoma; and several nieces and nephews.
Our family wishes to acknowledge with great gratitude the loving care provided by the staff of Beacon Hospice, especially Dr. Margaret Schottstaedt and nurse, Ilene Rice.
A celebration of his life and memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, June 25, 2011, at First Presbyterian Church, Longview. Interment will be at a later date in Colorado.
MYSTIC — Patsy Seals, 62, of Mystic, IA died Aug. 3, 2011, at Mercy Medical Center in Centerville, IA.
Patsy was born on April 27, 1949, to Boyd and Ruby (Wise) Stephens in Rockdale, Texas. She received her education from Rockdale High School in 1967. She married Pearl Seals on April 6, 1968, in Rockdale. After marriage they moved to Iowa where Patsy began a lifetime of helping others. She started employment with SIEDA, helping to organize a free-standing senior meal site in Mystic. She took the title of director in 1973 and remained in that position until her retirement this year. She also served on numerous service boards.
Patsy enjoyed spending time on her family farm in Texas and time spent with her family and friends, especially her grandchildren. Whether it was Christmas with her immediate family or Thanksgiving feasts with citizens throughout the community, being able to help was enjoyment to her. She was a member and past president of the Wapello County United Way, Wapello County Human Resource Center, Helping Hands, Governing Board for the Ottumwa Senior Citizens Center, Member of the State and National RSVP Directors Association, administrated the DHS Volunteer Program for a nine-county area, Mystic City Council, Mystic Highland Cemetery Association and received the Susan G. Komen award in Ottumwa.
Patsy is survived by her husband Pearl of Mystic; two daughters, Leonna Fogle (Steve) of Centerville, Loretta Seals (Josh McMahon) of Mystic; four grandchildren, Mallory Hatfield Fogle, Holden McVeigh, Mackenzie Fogle and Logan Fogle; a sister, Peggy Ray (Doug) of Ennis, Texas; brother, LeRoy Stephens (Susie Simpson) of Rockdale, Texas; and a brother-in-law, Jimmy Mathews of Eddy, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Debbie Mathews.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Thomas Funeral Home, Centerville; the Rev. Gerald Campbell officiating. Inurnment will be at a later date in Haines Cemetery.
Visitation will be all day today with the family present from 6-8 p.m. this evening at Thomas Funeral Home.
Memorials may be given to the family which may be left at or mailed to Thomas Funeral Home, 23548 Hwy. 5, P.O. Box 125, Centerville, Iowa 52544. Condolences and video may be shared at www.thomasfh.com.
WEST COLUMBIA - Gerald Wayne Lands died Sept. 5, 2014. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, in First Baptist Church West Columbia. Mr. Lands was born Jan. 23, 1949, in Houston to Laura Ada Lanford Lands and Jack Ferguson Lands.
After the death of his mother, he was raised by his maternal grandparents, Jessie and Tom Lanford.
Mr. Lands attended school in Rockdale, graduating in 1967. He attended Texas State Technical Institute, then began working for Dow Chemical.
He married Frannie Hurst in 1970. They moved to Lake Jackson where they have made their home for the last 44 years.
Mr. Lands was a believer in Christ and lived his days through grace.
He retired from Dow and was presently working for Marathon.
Mr. Lands was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.
Survivors are his wife, Frannie Lands; daughter Nicole Lands Meador, son-in-law Lee Meador and grandson Colby Meador; two sisters, Nancy Clark and husband Ken, Joyce Roberts; a brother, Jack Lands; and two sisters in-law, Laura Boston, Bonnie Symank and husband Denny; also, many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Memorials may be made to the Kenyan Children's Education Fund, c/o First Baptist Church, PO Box 326, West Columbia, TX 77486.
LONGVIEW — Graveside services for Nancy Parker, 66, were held Friday, Nov. 16, 2014 in the Mausoleum Chapel of Rosewood Park.
Nancy went to be with the Lord suddenly in the morning of November 13, 2015 in Longview TX.
Nancy was born in Overton TX to loving parents Leo and Mary Dolson. She was a loving mother, grandmother, aunt, and sister. Nancy was preceded in death by both of her parents, Leo and Mary Dolson.
Those left to cherish the memory of Nancy include her daughters Belinda Sheldon and Shannon Parker; grandchildren Miranda, Daniel, Alex, Laken, Jordan, Jayla, and John; 2 great-grandchildren; her only brother Leo T. Dolson Jr. and his wife Karen; and 2 nephews, Matthew and Nathan.
Rodrick "Rick" Christopher Wenger, 66, of Rockdale, passed away Tuesday, June 30, 2015. A Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday, July 8, 2015 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home.
Rick was born November 29, 1948 in Niagara Falls, NY to Frank & Maxine (Alexander) Wenger. He graduated from Rockdale High School in May of 1967. He served honorably in the United States Marine Corps as well as the Texas Army National Guard. Rick was retired from ALCOA where he worked as a mechanic. He was a member of the National Rifle Association and the Wounded Warriors. Rick enjoyed shooting, drag racing and anything to do with WWII history.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Maxine Wenger.
Rick is survived by his best friend and caregiver, Betsie Lopez of Rockdale; Sons, Brett Wenger of Arkansas, Christopher Wenger of Temple and Andrew Wenger of Rockdale; Daughters, Charity Pruitt, Gavin Wenger and Jaden Wenger all of Rockdale; Four grandchildren; Sisters, Patricia Doss and husband James "Chucka" Doss of Rockdale, and Diana Reese and husband Billy of Milano; nieces, Kimberly Crump and husband Mike of Rockdale, Gina Doss of Rockdale, and Kelly Lane and husband Eddie of Milano; Betsie's family, Rose Ortega and family; and Marine brother and dear friend, John Horton.
Memorial donations may be made to The Wounded Warriors Project at www.woundedwarriorproject.org/donate.aspx or mail to PO Box 758517, Topeka, Kansas, 66675 or to the American Cancer Society at https://donate.cancer.org or mail to American Cancer Society, Attn: Gaye Bland, 963 N. FM 908, Rockdale, Texas 76567.
On the morning of Wednesday, October 14, 2015, Michael Boyd Davenport, "Mike", passed away after a 2 year battle with mesothelioma, a rare lung cancer. Although his battle was difficult and trying, he was able to pass peacefully in his dream home on the farm with his wife, Connie Sue Davenport (Caffey), by his side. Mike celebrated his 66th birthday in July.
Mike was born on July 16, 1949 in Milano, TX, first born son to Boyd and Bonnie Davenport. Mike retired from Alcoa after serving 34 years in various positions that led him to his next career with Pyrotek, Inc. Working on the farm with his best friend, Connie, was his true love and passion once he fully retired. Mike and Connie were married for 31 years. Mike spent many long but satisfying hours molding the land into a loving place to be used and passed down from generation to generation. He loved all things nature, singing, classic cars and guns, and his family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Boyd and Bonnie, and his father-in-law, Hugh Caffey Jr. Mike is survived by his wife, Connie of Thorndale; four sons, Michael & wife, Brandi of Frisco; Johnny B. of Las Vegas; Paul & wife, Kathy of San Diego; Ryan & wife, Allison of Thorndale; a daughter, Chelsey Madsen & husband, Ryan of New Braunfels; brother Steve Davenport & wife Kelly; brother-in-law Dale Caffey & wife Shelley; mother-in-law Peggy Caffey; three nephews, Scott & Steven Davenport, Jared Caffey; one niece Erica Caffey; and eleven grandchildren, Gage, Presley, Justin, Kennedy, Tyler, Jacob, Shane, Brice, Kaitlyn, Brock, and Ella.
A memorial service will be 10:00 am Saturday October 17, 2015 at the Davenport Farm.
Billy Ray Hobbs, age 68 of Rockdale, passed away Tuesday afternoon, August 30, 2016, in the Richards Memorial Hospital. He was born in Kilgore, Texas on July 4, 1948 to William Henry and Dovie Jean (Ferrell) Hobbs. He graduated with Rockdale High School class of 1967. On July 5, 1989, he and Sharron Caffey were married in Cameron. Billy Ray had worked at Classic Cable in Rockdale 15 ½ years, Alcoa Rockdale Operations for 11 ½ years and then for Thorndale Boll Weevil Eradication. He loved his grandchildren, loved fishing and motor cross racing, winning three State Titles. He owned and operated three dirt bike tracts and helped design 15 other tracks in Texas, Louisiana and other states.
He was preceded in death by his father, William "Bull" Hobbs; mother, Dovie Jean Buckman; a sister, Cathy Packnett; a brother, Rickey Packnett and his parents-in-law, Dean and Billie Jean Caffey.
Surviving are his wife of 27 years, Sharron Hobbs of Rockdale; Son, Tommy Hobbs of Rockdale; Daughter, Deana Eanes of Rockdale; their mother, Carolyn Lovelady and her mother, Shauna Hobbs and her mother, Martha Tucker of Temple; Step children, Carl Blake and Robert Blake of Milano; Brothers, Virgil D. Hobbs and Scott Buckman of Sherman; Grandchildren, Briana and Marissa Mireles, Ryleigh and Raegan Eanes, Kaitlan and Averie Hobbs all of Rockdale, Marcus Castillo and Jaxon Pierce of Temple; Step grandchildren, Weston Rose of Huntsville, Tyler and Cashlyne Blake and Tristan and Brianna Massey all of Milano; Great-grandchildren, Brooklynn Garcia and Jaxson Niemann of Rockdale; Aunt, Estelle Proske of Lexington and a true friend, Mark Talley of Rockdale.
According to his wishes, Billy Ray was cremated and no services are planned at this time.


New Jersey is the state that is least dependent on the gun industry, according to a study conducted by WalletHub.
In 2019, the population still faces problems involving oil drilling. While one part of the country strives towards a greener, more efficient future, the other half continues to push back with their environmentally harmful ways. Just recently President Donald J. Trump attempted to open up the Arctic in an attempt to further the hunt for what seems to be the earth's gold mine: oil. We are almost into the second decade of the 21st century and fossil fuels are still being sought after, even with the knowledge of its detrimental impact on the environment as well as its lack of renewability.
Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan — who left office just four months ago but who already feels like a distant figure from another political era — famously said he viewed politics as a "battle of ideas," a substantive competition between well-intentioned people to solve public problems. While there was ample reason to question his commitment to this vision in practice, Ryan presented himself as a serious wonk with big ideas to reform America's tax system and social safety net.
The end of the semester is slowly coming upon us. The weather is gradually starting to get nicer as the spring weather is truly starting to kick in here at Rutgers. Cherry blossoms and daffodils have been spotted all around campus, and though everyone wants to try and enjoy the beautiful magic that comes with nature, everyone is busy.
On April 16, more than 70 students attended a town hall with Rep. Frank Pallone (D-N.J.) hosted by Rutgers Democrats at the College Avenue Student Center. Muffin and coffee in hand, Pallone updated students and answered questions in an informal, accessible setting.
The Rutgers American Association of University Professors and American Federation of Teachers (AAUP-AFT) announced they had reached an agreement on a new contract with the University and would not go on strike, according to an AAUP-AFT press release.
International law recognizes the right of refugees to return to their homes after displacement. Therefore, the right of return is non-negotiable for Palestinians as it is the crux of the struggle for freedom from occupation. The concept of Palestinian right of return calls for the return of Palestinian refugees and their descendants to their homeland. It serves as the bedrock of the struggle against the vicious eviction of an indigenous people from their homes.
The Rutgers University Student Assembly (RUSA) has recently launched an initiative called "The Bandana Project," which will show solidarity with students suffering from mental illnesses.
New Jersey's wage gap between women and men ranks 25th nationwide and 51st for the wage gap between Latina women and white men. Elaine Zundl, research director for the Center for Women and Work (CWW), said the ranking comes from the National Women's Law Center (NWLC).


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Q: Angular.js unit test "inject()" fires before a "run" phase block I have a scenario where I am trying to load HTML5 Audio for mobile devices and this can only be achieved through user interaction (e.g. ontouchstart). I have implemented this logic in an Angular run phase as to ensure it is attached at the earliest opportunity. I cannot attach this in the config phase as it has dependencies on other Angular factories:
angular.module('MyModule')
    .run(['Device', 'ResourceManager', 'ExceptionFactory', function (Device, ResourceManager, ExceptionFactory) {
        if (!Device.browser.features.webaudio) {
            var onFirstUserInteraction = function () {
                var sounds = ResourceManager.getSounds();

                if (sounds.length > 1) {
                    throw ExceptionFactory.create('Html5AudioLimitReachedException', 'Html5 Audio Devices can only load one sound resource');
                }

                if (sounds.length === 1) {
                    sounds[0].createBrowserAudioObject();
                }

                document.documentElement.removeEventListener(Device.browser.is.IE ? 'click' : 'touchstart', onFirstUserInteraction, true);
            };

            document.documentElement.addEventListener(Device.browser.is.IE ? 'click' : 'touchstart', onFirstUserInteraction, true);
        }
    }]);

I have the following unit test failing because the event handler above has not been registered in time:
beforeEach(function () {
    angular.module('Html5SoundLoaderApp', [])
        .run(['Device', 'ResourceManager', function (Device, ResourceManager) {
            Device.browser.features.webaudio = false;
            ResourceManager.addSound('testOne', 'test/url/testOne.mp3', {});
            ResourceManager.addSound('testTwo', 'test/url/testTwo.mp3', {});
        }]);

    module('Html5SoundLoaderApp');
});

it('should only be able to load one sound resource', inject(['ExceptionFactory', function (ExceptionFactory) {
    var spy = sinon.spy(ExceptionFactory, 'create');

    expect(function () {
        angular.mock.ui.trigger(document.documentElement, 'touchstart')
    }).to.throw();

    spy.should.have.been.calledOnce;
    spy.should.have.been.calledWith('Html5AudioLimitReachedException', 'Html5 Audio Devices can only load one sound resource');
}]));

I would have expected the run() block to have completed execution before the test started? Am I wrong in this assumption? If so how is it best to tackle this situation?
Thanks

A: That code looks asynchronous to me (since it is waiting for a user interaction, for one thing), so use the done() callback:
beforeEach(function (done) { // <--- Add this parameter.
    angular.module('Html5SoundLoaderApp', [])
        .run(['Device', 'ResourceManager', function (Device, ResourceManager) {
            Device.browser.features.webaudio = false;
            ResourceManager.addSound('testOne', 'test/url/testOne.mp3', {});
            ResourceManager.addSound('testTwo', 'test/url/testTwo.mp3', {});
            done(); // <--- It looks to me like this is where done() should be called.
        }]);

    module('Html5SoundLoaderApp');
});

You have to use done() for any work that is perform asynchronously. Otherwise, Mocha just marches on forward without waiting for the work to be performed.


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Inspired by the same society that gave rise to Christopher Isherwood's 'Berlin Stories', the drawings in George Grosz: THE BIG NO present a caustic, comic view of Germany in the troubled years of the Weimar Republic. Ranging from primitive and graffiti-like drawings to complex Futuristic street scenes with teeming crowds of overlapping figures, this collection shows Grosz at the height of his satirical powers, through a selection of works from his largest portfolio 'Ecce Homo'. Pimps, black-marketeers, prostitutes, demobbed soldiers and the nouveau riche rub shoulders in drawings of razor-sharp acuity and technical precision. Also included are the powerful, anti-militarist 'Hintergrund' drawings, originally published in 1928 to accompany Erwin Piscator's production of 'The Good Soldier Svejk', which resulted in criminal charges being brought against Grosz for 'blasphemy and defamation of the German military'. George Grosz: THE BIG NO will be a welcome addition to the very limited number of titles available on this fascinating and influential artist. With informative text by Lutz Becker and a striking, contemporary design by Richard Hollis, the title is an essential guide to one of the twentieth century's most important satirists.
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Born 1977 Dej, Ciprian Mureşan lives and works in Cluj. Graduated from the Academy of Visual Arts Ion Andreescu, Cluj (2000).
Although in 1989 the Ceaușescu regime came to a peremptory halt, that moment does not seem to have represented a "point zero" - the divide that separates the past from the present.
The confusion of the past with the present is perpetuated both at the level of our daily life, of the urban reality that surrounds us, as well as at the level of the cultural heritage presented in museums or in the public space (via monuments).
This inertia is often addressed in my works. Cultural heritage is presented only partially, in a censored manner, often moving within the confines of a comfort zone that avoids confronting the past.
Selected solo exhibitions include Ciprian Mureșan, SMAK, Ghent (2019); L'atelier sans fin, Galerie de l'Atelier Brancusi, Centre Pompidou, Paris (2019); Ways To Tie Your Shoes, Convent Art Space, Ghent (2017); Your Survival is Guaranteed by Treaty, Ludwig Museum, Budapest (2015); Stage and Twist, Project Space, Tate Modern, London (2012); Recycled Playground, FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, Reims (2011); Contemporary Art Center, Geneva (2012); and Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver (2013). Selected group exhibitions include Viva Arte Viva, 57 La Biennale di Venezia, Venice (2017); Allegory of the Cave Painting, Extracity Kunsthalle, Museum Middelheim, Antwerp (2014); Six Lines of Flight: Shifting Geographies in Contemporary Art, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco (2012); Les promesses du passé, Centre Pompidou, Paris (2010); and The Generational: Younger than Jesus, New Museum, New York (2009).
George Grosz (1893-1959) lived and worked in Berlin, Germany. Studied Drawing at the Dresden Royal Academy of Art, specialising in Graphic Art (1909-11); the School of Arts and Crafts, Berlin (1912-14) and the Atelier Colarossi, Paris (1913). A prominent member of the New Objectivity Movement, a band of Social Realism in German avant-garde art, Grosz's work depicted and commented on German society between the wars. Also a member of Berlin's Dada movement, his caricatures critiqued the politics and culture of the day through satirical illustrations reflecting his observations of life in the city. Select exhibtions include Graphic Witness, Drawing Room, London, UK (2017); George Grosz: Correct and Anarchic, Akademie der Kunst, Berlin, Germany (2010); The Years in America: 1933-1958, David Nolan, New York, US (2009); German Drawings and Prints from the Weimar Republic (1919-33), Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, US (2004); The Berlin of George Grosz: Drawings, Watercolors and Prints 1912-1930, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK (1997); The New Objectivity, Galerie St. Etienne, New York, US (1997); Art and Politics in Weimar Germany, Galerie St. Etienne, New York, US (1993). Expressionist works by George Grosz are held in a number of public collections world-wide including Kunsthalle, Hamburg; the Staatliche Museum, Berlin; the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; the Thyssen Bornemisza Collection, Mardrid and Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, US.
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Football Banter
Pair oppose UEFA champions league plans
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Liverpool and Manchester United have formally declared their opposition to plans for domestic cup winners to qualify for the Uefa Champions League.
Uefa president Michel Platini has proposed that sides who win their respective home cup competitions will qualify for the group stages of Europe's top competition.
However, Liverpool and United were the most outspoken opponents to the proposals among the 102 members of the European club forum who met in Switzerland on Tuesday.
Platini also plans to secure more places in the group stages of the competition for champions of the smaller leagues in Europe.
This proposal was met with general acceptance, but opinion was divided over the Frenchman's plans for cup winners.
Mixed opinion
Uefa communications director William Gaillard said: "The most opposed to those proposals were Liverpool and Manchester United - they do not want to see a change to the format at all.
"Across the top seven countries however opinion was mixed. The Italians are strongly in favour because they want to revamp their cup competition.
"The Spanish and the French said it should be up to their Football Associations to decide, while the Germans were split among themselves.
"The clubs from the smaller countries were generally in agreement."
The board of the forum, of which Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon is a member, will now decide whether to present the objections to Uefa.
A decision on any possible changes will be made at an executive committee meeting in November.
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Dr. James Maxlow
James Maxlow
Expansion Tectonics Website
Expansion Tectonics
Proposed Mechanism
Samuel Warren Carey
Ott Christoph Hilgenberg
Klaus Vogel
Modern Scientific Evidence
Sea Floor Mapping
Seafloor Spreading Hypothesis
Geological World Map
Important Observations
Ancient Earth Radius
Modeling the Oceans
Modeling the Continents
Fact or Coincidence
Online Videos 2
Oceanographic work carried out by the Commission for the Geological Map of the World and UNESCO during the 1980s led to the publication of the completed Geological Map of the World in 1990, shown in conventional Mercator projection below. A legend for each of the colours depicted in this map is shown separately below. This geological map contains detailed geological information about the rocks making up both the continents and oceans and is used extensively in Expansion Tectonic small Earth modelling studies presented here.
Geological Map of the World (digitised from the original Geological Map of the World map with permission from the Commission for the Geological Map of the World and UNESCO, 1990).
Geological timescale legend showing the various colours of the continental and seafloor crustal ages as shown in the Geological Map of the World. Seafloor crustal ages are in millions of years before the present-day.
In this geological map, the seafloor data gathering process has been extended to cover all of the oceans and magnetic striping evidence has also been taken a step further. By collecting samples of seafloor lava or sediment at regular intervals across the bottom of each of the oceans and dating their ages, these ages can then be used to date each of the magnetic stripes to produce a geological map. The coloured seafloor striping shown in theGeological Map of the World then represents age data displayed as set intervals of geological time.
What this mapped age dating evidence means is that the yellow seafloor stripes shown in the Geological Map of the World, for instance, located between the younger red stripes and the older orange stripes, represent volcanic lava that was progressively extruded along the ancient mid-ocean-ridge spreading zones during the Miocene Epoch. The Miocene Epoch is the interval of time extending from 5.3 to 23 million years ago. This means that the age of the yellow stripe adjacent to the red stripe is 5.3 million years old and the ages of the lava then increase to 23 million years old adjacent to the orange stripe.
During Miocene times the younger red and pink lavas respectively did not exist—they were still retained within the mantle and hadn't been extruded. This means that at that time the surface area of all of the oceans was smaller. It also means that the two adjoining yellow Miocene stripes were joined together and remained assembled along their common mid-ocean-ridges throughout this interval of time.
For each of the plates shown you will notice that the seafloor stripes, in general, surround and decrease in age away from the margins of the continents. A good analogy for what the coloured seafloor stripes shown in the Geological Map of the World represent is growth rings on a tree, where each surrounding seafloor stripe is similar to the growth rings on the tree. For most trees, a new growth ring is added around the outside perimeter of a trunk and branch for each year of growth. By moving back in time you must then remove each growth ring in turn. By counting the remaining rings you will also know how old the tree was and if you measure the diameter of each ring you will know how large the ancient tree was.
Similarly, the volcanic seafloor stripes shown on the Geological Map of the World can be visualised as representing the growth history of the Earth, where each stripe represents millions to tens of millions of years of seafloor crustal growth. By moving back in time each growth stripe must be removed in turn and the adjoining plates moved closer together. From an Expansion Tectonic perspective the surface areas of each of the coloured stripes can also be measured and from this an estimate of the ancient Earth radius can be made.
This basic understanding of seafloor stripes is fundamental to further discussions on the assemblage of continents and oceans on an Expansion Tectonic Earth back in time to the early-Triassic Period—to about 200 million years ago.
New Global Data Modelling Facility
Will Science Ever Get it Right?
Planting Seeds of Change Early – An Expansion Tectonics Perspective


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Anouk Nieuwenweg (Emmen, 20 augustus 1996) is een Nederlandse handbalster die uitkomt in de Duitse competitie voor HSG Bad Wildungen.

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 Rechteropbouwster van het jaar van de Eredivisie: 2011/12

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