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Q: Chart.js adds second lines values to first I have bar/line chart on my page and there is two lines and four bar values.
The first line is average value, that is one straight line, so it is array that filled with same number. Second line has different values that are not related to first line number. The think is that the first line raises the second line?? When I click to enable the average line, then the second line goes to right place. Is this a bug or did I do something wrong?
Here is is the code:
  var ctx_bar = document.getElementById("points").getContext('2d');
var average = Array.apply(null, Array(points_order[0].length)).map(Number.prototype.valueOf,glob_pisteet[4][3]);
trows_chart = new Chart(ctx_bar, {
    type: 'bar',
    data: {
        labels: points_order[4],
        datasets: [{
            type: 'line',
            label: 'average',
            borderColor: 'rgb(50, 50, 0)',
            borderWidth: 1,
            fill: false,
            radius: 0,
            data: average
        },{
            type: 'line',
            label: 'points/trow',
            borderColor: 'rgb(255, 51, 51)',
            borderWidth: 4,
            fill: false,
            data: points_order[5]
        },{
            type: 'bar',
            label: 'first',
            backgroundColor: 'rgb(0, 92, 230)',
            stack: 'round 1',
            data: points_order[0]
        }, {
            type: 'bar',
            label: 'second',
            backgroundColor: 'rgb(102, 163, 255)',
            stack: 'round 1',
            data: points_order[1]
        }, {
            type: 'bar',
            label: 'third',
            backgroundColor: 'rgb(230, 138, 0)',
            stack: 'round 2',
            data: points_order[2]
        }, {
            type: 'bar',
            label: 'fourth',
            backgroundColor: 'rgb(255, 194, 102)',
            stack: 'round 2',
            data: points_order[3]
        }]

    },
    options: {
                title:{
                    display:true,
                    text:"Drows"
                },
                tooltips: {
                    mode: 'index',
                    intersect: false
                },
                responsive: true,
                scales: {
                    xAxes: [{
                        stacked: true,
                    }],
                    yAxes: [{
                        stacked: true
                    }]
                }
    }
});

A: Well I found the reason:
If you have your options setting like this:
          title:{
              display:true,
              text:"Heitot"
          },
          tooltips: {
              mode: 'index',
              intersect: false
          },
          responsive: true,
          scales: {
              xAxes: [{
                  stacked: true,
              }],
              yAxes: [{
                  stacked: true
              }]
          }

Then it will do that. As soon as you take this part:
          yAxes: [{
              stacked: true
          }]

away or change stacked: true to false, then it acts like normal.


Nine days after the UCI jury made the controversial move to expel world champion Peter Sagan, another rules controversy has erupted at the Tour de France. On stage 12 to Peyragudes, Rigoberto Uràn (Cannondale-Drapac) and George Bennett (LottoNL-Jumbo) were penalized for taking late feeds. Frenchman Romain Bardet (Ag2r La Mondiale) escaped punishment although video indicates that he too broke the rules.
UCI rule 2.3.027 states, "Feeding is prohibited on climbs, descents and during the first 50 and last 20 km." On Thursday, the jury even allowed riders to take feeds up to the final 10 kilometers.
In fact, there was a feed zone with 12.5km to go in the 214.5km stage.
Perhaps the jury turned a blind eye to Bardet's bottle, but Kiwi Bennett was not so fortunate. He was docked 20 seconds in general classification. According to the jury, he too took a hand-up with 6.4km to go.
The jury's post-race statement said Uràn took a feed with five kilometers to go. The UCI slapped the Colombian with a 20-second penalty as well. Cannondale-Drapac director Jonathan Vaughters said on Twitter that his team accepted the penalty but pointed out the unfair application of the rule in stage 12.
Over the course of two phone conversations, Cannondale-Drapac director Charlie Wegelius pled his case to UCI jury president Philippe Mariën.
According to Vaughters, Mariën first accused Uràn of taking a bottle from team staff. Vaughters said that hand-up came from a super-fan, not someone with Cannondale-Drapac. "The guy who fed Rigo doesn't work for us. We clearly didn't tell him to give him an illegal feed," said Vaughters "This UCI guy, Phillipe Mariën is making it up as he goes. It's incredible incompetence.
"We would prefer that nobody was penalized but if you have to penalize someone, you have to penalize Bardet as well," Vaughters added.
Mariën did not respond to requests for comment late on Thursday.
At finish in Peyragudes, Bardet was third overall and Uràn was just behind him in fourth. Bennett sat ninth in GC. Regardless of jury's ruling, Uràn and Bennett both maintain their placings in the overall.
Caley Fretz, Andrew Hood, and Fred Dreier contributed to this report from Peyragudes, France.


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Enrique García and Manel Soria reproduce the formation of polar storms on Saturn
The work of researchers Enrique García and Manel Soria of the Department of Physics of the UPC, is part of an international scientific collaboration led by the researcher Agustín Sánchez Lavega, from the University of the Basque Country (UPV / EHU), which has discovered multiple storms at different latitudes of the second largest planet in the solar system and just published in the journal "Nature Astronomy"
Researchers Enrique García and Manel Soria, from Turbulence and Aerodynamics in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Research Group (TUAREG) of the Polytechnic University of Cataluya · BarcelonaTech (UPC), have developed a numerical model with which, through supercomputers, you can reproduce the evolution of polar storms on Saturn and identify the conditions that have caused them. The work has just been published in the journal 'Nature Astronomy' and is part of an international project that has involved the Cassini space mission of the US, European and Italian space agencies, which was in orbit of the planet until September 2017. In addition , the project has had the Hubble space telescope, the PlanetCam camera of the UPB / EHU installed in the Calar Alto Observatory, the numerical simulations carried out by the UPC and the participation of a network of amateur observers who have contributed the images to follow Day by day the evolution of the phenomenon.
It all started on the night of March 29, 2018, when a Brazilian amateur astronomer captured with his telescope the presence of a small, but bright, white spot on the disk of the planet Saturn, near its north pole. A few days later the stain became large, reaching about 4,000 km in length and becoming the most remarkable detail of the disk of the planet of the rings. About two months later a second spot appeared, more towards the north of the planet, and in the following months sequentially, a third and a fourth spots, much closer to the polar region, on the banks of the famous Saturn hexagon, a phenomenon that had never been observed before.
During those months the spots moved at different speeds, dragged by the atmospheric winds that blow Saturn in strong currents to the east and west. While the first spot, located farther south, moved about 220 km / hour to the east, the one farther north was about 20 km / h to the west. This caused encounters between them, passing close to each other and generating, during their mutual interaction, atmospheric disturbances that spread around the entire polar region of Saturn.
The researchers Enrique García and Manel Soria, of the UPC, have created a numerical model that allows to evaluate and reproduce the evolution of the polar storms that take place in Saturn and the energy involved in its development, comparing them with the other types of storms observed previously. In this way, storms have been identified for the first time at different latitudes of this planet that are triggered by convection in deep clouds of water about 200 km below the visible clouds of the planet of the rings. The hot and humid gas rises very strongly to Saturn's hydrogen atmosphere forming very dense clouds of ammonia, visible with the telescope.
Sánchez-Lavega, A., E. García-Melendo, J. Legarreta, R. Hueso, T. del Río-Gaztelurrutia, J. F. Sanz-Requena, S. Pérez-Hoyos et al. "A complex storm system in Saturn's north polar atmosphere in 2018." Nature Astronomy (2019): 1-8.
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With seven games now played in the 2018/19 BUCS Super Rugby campaign the scale of the contrasting fortunes between the two Cardiff sides is becoming very apparent.
Since facing each other in the opening game of the season at the Arms Park, Cardiff Met's season has been on an almost continuous upward curve, while Cardiff Uni's campaign could hardly be going much worse.
Met won that first game of the season 17-31, and although there were back-to-back defeats on the road at Northumbria and Nottingham Trent, three close wins over Leeds Beckett, Durham and Bath have pushed the Archers up to second in the table.
Uni on the other hand are still to secure a first win of the season, although it is not for the want of trying.
An eight point defeat to Exeter, five points to Northumbria and two points to Durham have all been close, however heavy 35-7 and 38-19 losses against Leeds Beckett and Nottingham Trent, respectively, have pinned them to the foot of the table, eight points back from the Yorkshire-based university above them.
Home games against Northumbria and Leeds Beckett in the next few weeks present opportunities for a first Uni win of the season though, which they will hope to get a boost from ahead of facing Met at the Arms Park on Wednesday 12th December.
The Archers travel to Loughborough this week before home games against Nottingham Trent and Northumbria in the build up to that derby.


Romelu Lukaku became Everton's record signing last summer when he joined the Merseyside club from Chelsea for 28.5 million pounds. After spending not up to a season at Goodison Park, Lukaku has asked for a transfer away from the club, sighting that he sees his career continuing at a bigger club.
Tottenham are already rumored to be lining up a bid for the big Belgian who has been accused of not playing up to the standard that would command his transfer fee this season. Lukaku has had flashes of brilliance this season but has not necessarily been at his best at Everton and after opting to leave, Everton would look to cash in on the former Anderlecht man and bring in a couple of good players.
Wolfsburg are also in the mix for Lukaku's signature even though Everton have given no inclinations as to where the player would be plying his trade next season.


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Earthen Architecture in Muslim Cultures
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This edited volume follows the panel "Earth in Islamic Architecture" organised for the World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies (WOCMES) in Ankara, on the 19th of August 2014. Earthen architecture is well-known among archaeologists and anthropologists whose work extends from Central Asia to Spain, including Africa. However, little collective attention has been paid to earthen architecture within Muslim cultures. This book endeavours to share knowledge and methods of different disciplines such as history, anthropology, archaeology and architecture. Its objective is to establish a link between historical and archaeological studies given that Muslim cultures cannot be dissociated from social history.
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Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
Minifigures with unique Heads
Jar Jar Binks
Episode I: The Phantom Menace
2011 redesign
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Booma (Two) with Booma holder
1999-2000, 2005-2007, 2011, 2012, 2015-2016
7115 Gungan Patrol
7121 Naboo Swamp
7159 Podracer Bucket
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7929 Battle of Naboo
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4151270 Star Wars Co-Pack
853414 LEGO® Star Wars™ Magnet Set: Jar Jar Binks, V-Wing Pilot and Wicket
Jar Jar Binks is a Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace minifigure released in 1999.
Jar Jar's most recent variant has dark grey unprinted legs, and a printed tan torso. The torso is printed with a tan vest, and a grey shirt. Attached to the torso, he has unprinted nougat arms and hands. Jar Jar has a specially-moulded tan head, with a long jaw and mouth, and yellow eyes on stocks protruding from its top. He has very large ears, which go all the way down the back of his torso. This obscures all of the back of his torso except for a small portion at the bottom of back, where a grey sash is visible. His ears are printed with flecks of dark orange.
The original version of Jar Jar was fairly similar to the current version, but with altered printing and coloration. His legs are gray, and his torso featured a slightly different printing with nothing on the back. His arms were unprinted tan, as was his head.
In LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, Jar Jar's appearance is based upon the likeness of his first minifigure. He has the ability to perform a melee attack and can super jump, allowing him to reach locations in levels that characters with a standard double-jump cannot reach. The same Jar Jar is present in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy when save data is present from the original LEGO Star Wars game and "Use Old Save" is purchased, and also in LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga. In these games, Jar Jar has the same abilities as before, but can also build objects. In LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, Jar Jar has the same legs and torso as Nahdar Vebb, except with tan coloured hands. He retains the same abilities as in the previous games, except he can now attack in the form of punches. In portable versions, "Jar Jar (Bombad)" is also a playable character.
Though originally banished from Otoh Gunga by Boss Nass, Jar Jar was later assigned general of the Gungan Grand Army during the Battle of the Grassy Plains. This happened because he helped to bring the Gungans and the Human population of Naboo together. Being clumsy, he had made his way on board a starship with Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Queen Amidala, and others. After escaping the Trade Federation blockade, and landing on Tatooine, he was present during the Podrace in which Anakin Skywalker won himself, and those on-board the ship, a passage to Coruscant.
Jar Jar, on behalf of Padmé, proposed giving Chancellor Palpatine powers for the creation of a Clone army. This led to the beginning of the Clone Wars. During the wars, he acted as a Jedi to try to reclaim Padmé on Rodia. He was also caught in a virus bomb laboratory with Ahsoka Tano, Captain Rex, and Padmé. He was later made representative of Naboo, and was the first Gungan to represent his people. Jar Jar has a big family of Gungan relatives.
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Jar Jar Binks was one of the first minifigures to have a uniquely moulded head piece along with C-3PO.
His 2012 torso printing is nearly identical to the 1999 version, with a few small changes in coloration.
He is one of only three Gungan minifigures ever produced, the one being Captain Tarpals and the other being a generic Gungan Warrior.
From LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
Comparison of Original to New Jar Jar Binks (Front)
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The back of the 2011 redesigned Jar Jar
Jar Jar with a Booma Canister
Jar Jar in LEGO Star Wars: Bombad Bounty
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Jar Jar leading the Gungans
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Category: Q-biotype whitefly
Invasive whitefly first found in Palm Beach County continues to spread
The invasive Q-biotype whitefly continues to spread in Florida.
The Q-biotype whitefly, a significant pest that could damage agriculture, has spread from Palm Beach County to seven other Florida counties, according to a University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences researcher.
In April the whitefly was found in Palm Beach County residential landscapes, marking the first time the insect has been found outside a commercial nursery in the U.S. It is especially attracted to hibiscus plants, but feeds on more than 900 types of plants and is considered a major invasive species worldwide.
Crops that could eventually be affected include tomatoes, squash, beans, watermelons and many other vegetables and ornamentals, said Lance Osborne, an entomology professor at UF/IFAS.
For whitefly information from the Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension Service, go to:
http://www.pbcgov.com/coextension/horticulture/whitefly
The whitefly species has now been reported in homeowners' yards and on plants in retail nurseries which are destined to be planted in yards as far north as Duval County. It's also in Broward, Highlands, Hillsborough, Martin, Pinellas and Seminole counties, Osborne said.
Known scientifically as Bemisia tabaci, the Q-biotype or Mediterranean whitefly is a light-colored, tiny flying insect.
Inspectors from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services are in the process of tracing the flies back to the wholesale nurseries that shipped the plants to the retail stores. From there, nurseries can work with UF/IFAS on appropriate management practices.
If homeowners suspect they have a Q-biotype whitefly in their yard, they should use soap and oils that are sold as insecticides or just call a professional exterminator.
Researchers with UF/IFAS are working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service and FDACS to manage the whitefly. The following measures are recommended to control the spread of Q-biotype whitefly:
Homeowners who suspect they have a whitefly infestation should contact their UF/IFAS Extension county office. Office locations may be found at http://bit.ly/1Q8wguw.
For identification purposes, infested leaves and dead insect specimens should be brought to local Extension offices. Wrap in a dry paper towel and place in a seal-able plastic bag and then in an envelope. Freezing the specimen overnight before transport is highly recommended. Live insects should not be transported.
The collection information should be included with the sample. Date, location, what type of vegetation is affected, number of suspected whiteflies, and any information about whether a pesticide has been used on the plant, is helpful information to managing the pest. For steps on how to submit a sample to FDACS DPI, visit http://www.freshfromflorida.com/Divisions-Offices/Plant-Industry/Business-Services/Submit-a-Sample-for-Identification.
Because new populations have built up resistance to chemicals, it is recommended that suspected whitefly infestations be confirmed before chemically treating the insects, as it may be needless to spray pesticides.
Landscapers and pest control operators should inspect for signs of whitefly pests, communicate with neighboring properties and homeowners associations, employ good management and growing practices, and implement whitefly management guidelines available at http://mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/lso/bemisia/bemisia.htm.
Nurseries that suspect whitefly infestations should contact Cindy McKenzie at cindy.mckenzie@ars.usda.gov. She will only report positive finds to the county level. Growers will not be identified. Please also check out the UF/IFAS whitefly management program at http://mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/lso/bemisia/DOCUMENTS/WhiteflyManagementProgram_1-15-15.pdf).
Author Susan SalisburyPosted on July 11, 2016 July 11, 2016 Categories Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Q-biotype whitefly, UF IFAS, Uncategorized, University of Florida, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural SciencesTags bnblogs, mobile breaking business, news, newsfeedLeave a comment on Invasive whitefly first found in Palm Beach County continues to spread
What PB County residents can do to help prevent whiteflies' spread
This photo shows a whitefly infestation on hibiscus in Palm Beach. Provided by Island Environmental.
Palm Beach County residents can help manage a potential outbreak of the Q-biotype whitefly through early detection and identification of the insect, a University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences researcher said Thursday.
This significant tropical and subtropical pest may threaten Florida crops such as tomatoes, squash, beans, watermelons and many other vegetables and ornamentals if immediate measures are not taken to prevent its spread. Known scientifically as Bemisia tabaci, the Q-biotype is a light-colored, flying insect slightly less than 1 millimeter in length.
Thus far, the Q-biotype whitefly has been reported in all four quadrants of Palm Beach County – north, east, south and west – said Lance Osborne, a UF/IFAS entomology professor.
To find and detect this whitely, residents should first look at hibiscus plants because those are host plants to which this whitefly species will likely gravitate. They should also take a look at their poinsettia plants, Osborne said. There are two types of this whitefly species: Q-biotype and B-biotype, and they look virtually the same, so it's critical to get a genetic analysis to determine if you have the Q-biotype whitefly.
People should not spray the plants with any pesticides until they know exactly what pest they are dealing with. In the case of the Q-biotype, which is resistant to almost any pesticide the general public would have access to, applying anything but soaps or oils might worsen the situation, he said.
This marks the first time the Q-biotype of Bemisia tabaci has been found outside a greenhouse or nursery in the United States since it was found on an ornamental plant in a greenhouse in 2004-2005, said Osborne, a faculty member at the UF/IFAS Mid-Florida Research and Education Center in Apopka, Florida.
The following measures are recommended to control the spread of Q-biotype whitefly:
Nurseries that suspect whitefly infestations should contact the FDACS Division of Plant Industry at 1-888-397-1517.
Author Susan SalisburyPosted on May 26, 2016 May 27, 2016 Categories Q-biotype whitefly, U.S. Department of Agriculture, UF IFAS, UF/IFAS Professor James Anderson, Uncategorized, University of Florida, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, USDA, whitefliesTags bnblogs, mobile breaking business, news, newsfeedLeave a comment on What PB County residents can do to help prevent whiteflies' spread
New invasive whitefly found in PB County marks first U.S. backyard finds
The Q-biotype whitefly has been detected for the first time in the U.S. on residential properties in Palm Beach County. Provided.
A new type of invasive whitefly has been detected from Palm Beach Gardens to Boca Raton, and it's attacking a beloved backyard favorite, the hibiscus plant. Known as the Q-biotype whitefly, it feeds on more than 900 types of host plants and is considered a major invasive species worldwide.
Six finds in Palm Beach County residential landcapes in late April mark the first time the Q-biotype has been found outside a commercial nursery in the U.S, state and federal scientists said Wednesday.
So far it's been found only in upscale or gated communities in Palm Beach County. Scientists aren't sure why, although they theorize it may be because the plants there are healthy and well-maintained.
Cindy McKenzie, a research entomologist with the U.S. Horticultural Research Laboratory in Fort Pierce, said, "It has never been found outside of a nursery in the U.S. It was found in three landscapes in Palm Beach Gardens, one residence in Palm Beach island, one in Boynton Beach and one in Boca Raton."
The significant tropical and subtropical pest attacks Florida crops such as tomatoes, squash, beans, watermelons and many other vegetables and ornamentals and is highly resistant to insecticides.
Scientists statewide including those with the University of Florida Institute of Agricultural Sciences, are working together to control the whitefly, UF spokesman Brad Buck said.
Homeowners who suspect they have a whitefly infestation should contact the UF/IFAS Palm Beach County Extension office at 561-233-1700, or palmbeach@ifas.ufl.edu.
"Unfortunately, we have a developing whitefly issue in Florida," said Lance Osborne, a faculty member at the UF/IFAS Mid-Florida Research and Education Center, Apopka. "The situation may be improved with diligent attention to identifying and reporting any outbreaks.
"The bottom line is that this poses more of a threat to agriculture than it does to folks in Palm Beach County," Osborne said. "It won't get on sweet corn or sugar cane, but it will get on some of the vegetables. It isn't just limited to hibiscus, but that appears to be the Trojan horse."
Osborne said officials at Island Environmental, a pest control company headquartered in West Palm Beach, noticed the whiteflies building up in very dense numbers on hibiscus in Palm Beach.
"The infestation was Biblical. When you looked at these leaves, you almost could not see the bottom of the leaf," Osborne said. "The population went from zero to thousands very quickly."
Due to confidentiality requirements, Osborne said he could not provide the specific locations or the names of the communities where the whiteflies were found. He has met with the communities' management companies.
However, Osborne said the Palm Beach find is within a half mile of the Mar-a-Lago Club.
Known scientifically as Bemisisa tabaci, the Q-biotype or Mediterranean whitefly is a light-colored, flying insect slightly less than one millimeter in length.
McKenzie said the Q-biotype whitefly is not related to the ficus whitefly or the Rugose spiraling whitefly, both of which have caused major damage to Florida landscapes in the last few years. The Q-biotype was first found in the U.S. in Arizona in 2004 and has spread to the commercial nursery industry in 26 states.
The pest is best controlled with its 10 or so natural enemies such as a black beetle called Delphastus pusillus.
"What's scary about this is that it is in the landscape," McKenzie said. "We're worried about the tomatoes. We're worried about it moving to open agriculture."
McKenzie said she thinks the outbreak could be related to the decline in the use of neonicotinoid pesticides, which can control the "Q" if properly applied.
Home Depot and other big box stores stopped buying plants treated with neonicotinoids after some studies linked them to the decline of the honeybee population.
This past winter there were no freezes to knock back South Florida's pest population.
Author Susan SalisburyPosted on May 25, 2016 May 26, 2016 Categories Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, hibiscus, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Q-biotype whitefly, U.S. Department of Agriculture, UF IFAS, Uncategorized, University of Florida, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural SciencesTags bnblogs, mobile breaking business, news, newsfeedLeave a comment on New invasive whitefly found in PB County marks first U.S. backyard finds


Many of the State Historical Society's holdings are included in Merlin, the shared library catalog of the four University of Missouri campuses. The State Historical Society holds numerous books on the history and study of literature in Missouri, the Midwest, and the United States. The broadest terms to search are "aviation," "air travel," or the specific author of any work. For a more specific search in Missouri, simply add the subject term "Missouri" to your search.
TWA Skyliner - The publication that knits the TWA story together is the in-house company magazine, TWA Skyliner. Published from 1929-2002, it reported on the airline and its staff, as well as the company's role in Missouri and national and international changes within the airline industry. The Society's collection offers issues from 1929 to the last issue in 2002.
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Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6Season 7Season 8Season 9
Episode 01: The Billionaire (1)
Episode 02: Blind Justice
Episode 03: The Annihilator
Episode 04: The Husband
Episode 05: The Power Brokers (1)
Episode 07: The Network
Episode 08: The Best Friend
Episode 09: The Country Boy
Episode 10: The Gift
Episode 11: The Gambler
Episode 12: The Body
Episode 13: The Reunion
Episode 14: The Gigolo
Episode 15: The Umpire
Episode 16: The Investigation (1)
Episode 18: The Hucksters
Episode 19: Jane Barnes
Episode 20: Don Ridgely
Episode 21: Stephen Spector
Episode 22: The Lovelorn
Episode 23: The Genius
Episode 24: The Magician
Episode 25: The Fisherman
Episode 26: The Heiress
Matlock - Season 2, Episode 16: The Investigation (1)
Ben Matlock is a very expensive criminal defense attorney, who charges one hundred thousand dollars to take a case. Fortunately, he's worth every penny, as he and his associates defend his clients by finding the real killer.
Drama, Mystery, Crime
Andy Griffith, Nancy Stafford, Julie Sommars, Clarence Gilyard Jr., Kene Holiday, David Froman, Daniel Roebuck, Richard Newton, Brynn Thayer, Kari Lizer, Linda Purl, ...»
Christopher Hibler, Harvey S. Laidman, Peter Ellis
Keywords: #Andy Griffith #Kene Holiday #Linda Purl #Matlock #Nancy Stafford #Season 2
Actors Of "Matlock - Season 2"
1 June 1926, Mount Airy, North Carolina, USA
Nancy Stafford
5 June 1954, Wilton Manors, Florida, USA
Julie Sommars
15 April 1940, Fremont, Nebraska, USA
Clarence Gilyard Jr.
24 December 1955, Moses Lake, Washington, USA
Kene Holiday
25 June 1949, Copiague, Suffolk County, New York, USA
David Froman
31 December 1938, Miami, Oklahoma, USA
Daniel Roebuck
4 March 1963, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
Richard Newton
5 July 1911, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Brynn Thayer
4 October 1949, Nr. Dallas, Texas, USA
26 August 1961, San Diego, California, USA
Linda Purl
2 September 1955, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
Michael Durrell
6 October 1943, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Warren Frost
5 June 1925, Essex Junction, Vermont, USA
Don Knotts
21 July 1924, Morgantown, West Virginia, USA
Al Wiggins
4 July 1936, Waller County, Texas, USA
Carol Huston
Lucille Meredith
Lee Lively
20 September 1927, Portsmouth, Virginia, USA
Jason Wingreen
9 October 1920, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Frank Kahlil Wheaton
Ray Templin
Mitchell Laurance
2 March 1950, Queens, New York, USA
Terry Loughlin
James McEachin
20 May 1930, Rennert, North Carolina, USA
Alexander Zale
Tom Nowicki
Nick DeMauro
Aneta Corsaut
November 3, 1933 in Hutchinson, Kansas, USA
Robin Thomas
12 February 1949, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA
Mick McGovern
Robert C. Treveiler
Grayce Spence
20 October 1929, USA
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J. Kenneth Campbell
22 July 1947, Flushing, New York, USA
Marc Macaulay
13 October 1957, Millinocket, Maine, USA
Katherine Cannon
6 September 1953, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Richard K. Olsen
16 November 1931, Brooklyn, New York, New York, USA
Alan Fudge
27 February 1944, Wichita, Kansas, USA
Ron Karabatsos
22 April 1933, Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA
Gregory Itzin
20 April 1948, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
C.K. Bibby
Marge Redmond
14 December 1924, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Elizabeth Hoffman
8 February 1927, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Rick Warner
Barbara Whinnery
1 July 1953, Berkeley, California, USA
Will Jeffries
James V. Christy
Georg Stanford Brown
24 June 1943, Havana, Cuba
Betty Lynn
29 August 1926, Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Richard McKenzie
2 June 1930, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
John Rubinstein
8 December 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
Gregg Henry
6 May 1952, Lakewood, Colorado, USA
Jordan Rhodes
David Lenthall
Mert Hatfield
Mark Joy
31 July 1950, Richmond, Virginia, USA
Michael C. Gwynne
1 October 1942, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Stephen Michael Ayers
Kristoffer Tabori
4 August 1952, Malibu, California, USA
Diane Behrens
Diane Shalet
23 February 1935, New York, USA
Anne Haney
4 March 1934, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
9 June 1953, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
June 22, 1951 in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
Joe Inscoe
Susan Walden
Robert Curtis Brown
April1957, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Nina Repeta
10 September 1967, Shelby, North Carolina, USA
Ron Taylor
16 October 1952, Galveston, Texas, USA
John Harkins
7 September 1932, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Eugene Casassa
July 15, 1928 in Massachusetts, USA
Everett Greenbaum
20 December 1919, Buffalo, New York, USA
Sean McGuirk
12 March 1952, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Chris Anastasio
Anthony Charnota
Chuck Sloan
Arthur Eckdahl
John Keenan
Wilfredo Hernández
James Tartan
September 11, 1931 in Youngstown, Ohio, USA
Doran Clark
8 August 1954, California, USA
Jim Jansen
27 July 1945, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Lou Criscuolo
Ralph Wilcox
30 January 1951, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Lewis Musser
Richard Gilliland
23 January 1950, Fort Worth, Texas, USA
8 December 1936, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Neil Dickson
Rene Auberjonois
1 June 1940, New York City, New York, USA
29 September 1954, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Elyssa Davalos
30 May 1957, New York City, New York, USA
Michael Ensign
13 February 1944, Safford, Arizona, USA
S.A. Griffin
16 March 1954, San Antonio, Texas, USA
H. Richard Greene
Marta DuBois
15 December 1952, David, Panama
James McDonnell
David Ogden Stiers
31 October 1942, Peoria, Illinois, USA


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En las primeras fases de la formación de una estrella de pequeña masa, asociado a la acreción de materia por parte de la protoestrella se observa también la expulsión de parte de esta materia en forma de chorros/jets protoestelares.

Los jets protoestelares juegan un papel muy importante en el proceso de formación estelar. De hecho, se cree que estos objetos rotan, ayudando de esta manera a la disipación de momento angular del sistema, permitiendo así que el material del disco pueda depositarse sobre la superficie de la estrella. Además estos objetos influencian en gran medida la masa final de la protoestrella. Esto se debe a que cuando se expanden a través de la nube molecular disipan parte del material de la nube limitando la cantidad de materia que se deposita sobre el disco y a su vez sobre la protoestrella. Gracias a la interacción de los chorros protoestelares con el medio interestelar podemos derivar propiedades físicas y químicas de este último. A pesar de su gran importancia en el cuadro general de la formación estelar, se sabe muy poco sobre la evolución y formación de estos objetos.

Según su estadio evolutivo los chorros, y en general los objetos estelares jóvenes, se pueden clasificar desde objetos de Clase 0 a objetos de Clase III. Esta clasificación fue propuesta originalmente por Lada & Wilking (1984) y posteriormente fue modificada por Andre et al. (1993) para incluir los objetos de Clase 0 que anteriormente se desconocían.

Los objetos de Clase 0 representan desde el punto de vista evolutivo los objetos más jóvenes. De hecho, en estos sistemas la protoestrella central se encuentra aún oculta debido a las enormes cantidades de gas y polvo que la rodean. Es por ello que las protoestrellas de clase 0 no son observables en el óptico y haya que desplazarse hasta longitudes de onda del mediano-lejano infrarrojo para conseguir detectar estos objetos tan jóvenes. La SED (del inglés "spectral energy distribution", distribución de energía espectral) de los objetos de clase 0 se caracteriza por la emisión de cuerpo negro del material que los rodea. Los objetos de clase 0 se caracterizan además por un elevado ritmo de acrecimiento, que conlleva la emisión por parte de la estrella de enormes cantidades de materia. En general los chorros asociados con los objetos de Clase 0 se caracterizan por emisión molecular, como por ejemplo CO, H2O o H2. La tasa de expulsión de material típica de estos objetos poco desarrollados es del orden de 10-6 masas solares por año (Msun/yr).
El siguiente estadio evolutivo está representado por los objetos de Clase I. En este estadio se ha ya formado en torno a la protoestrella un disco de acreción espeso y la envolvente se ha reducido considerablemente aunque no lo suficiente para que la estrella central sea ópticamente visible.

Referencias

Véase también
 Formación estelar
 Evolución estelar
 Estructura estelar
 Estrella
 protoestrella

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Suoniemi steht für:

 Suoniemi (Finnland), eine ehemalige finnische Gemeinde, 1973 zu Nokia (Stadt)

Suoniemi ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Minna Suoniemi (* 1972), finnische Videokünstlerin


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group_title : Pelíšky a podložky
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Matrace lze vyrobit s výplní 1cm – 10cm. Cena je dle rozměru, tloušťky matrace, spotřeby materiálu a práce. Matraci lze ušít s pevným potahem či sundavacím na zip.

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Q: Why catch an exception as reference-to-const? I've heard and read many times that it is better to catch an exception as reference-to-const rather than as reference. Why is:
try {
    // stuff
} catch (const std::exception& e) {
    // stuff
}

better than:
try {
    // stuff
} catch (std::exception& e) {
    // stuff
}

A: You need:

*

*a reference so you can access the exception polymorphically

*a const to increase performance, and tell the compiler you're not going to modify the object

The latter is not as much important as the former, but the only real reason to drop const would be to signal that you want to do changes to the exception (usually useful only if you want to rethrow it with added context into a higher level).

A: It tells the compiler that you won't be calling any function which modify the exception, which may help to optimize the code.  Probably doesn't make much of a difference, but the cost of doing it is very small too.

A: There is basically no reason at all.
Exception objects live in their own memory space† so you don't have to worry about catching exceptions created in temporary expressions.
All you're doing is promising that you won't modify the exception object, but since exception objects should have an immutable interface‡, there is really nothing practical here.
However, it might make you feel warm and cosy when you read it — that's how it is for me!
† They have their own, special, thread-local stack.
‡ Disclaimer: Boost.Exception breaks this in order to do funky stuff and add exception details, post-construction. But this is hackery!

A: are you going to modify the exception? if not, it may as well be const.  same reason you SHOULD use const anywhere else (I say SHOULD because it doesn't really make that much difference on the surface, might help compilers, and also help coders use your code properly and not do stuff they shouldn't)
exception handlers, may be platform specific, and may put exceptions in funny places because they aren't expecting them to change?

A: To call std::exception::what() and get the original message instead of "std::exception".
This is implicit in other response but is the main use case for me, it is a confusing issue with polymorphic exceptions, and should be highlighted accordingly.
BTW in local context / same function, .what() works usually fine. I guess because of compiler optimizations.

A: For the same reason you use a const.

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Revisiting Presumptive Accessibility: Reconceptualizing the Open Court Principle in an Era of Online Publication
Ottawa Faculty of Law Working Paper No. 2016-31
31 Pages Posted: 22 Sep 2016 Last revised: 7 Oct 2016
See all articles by Jane Bailey
University of Ottawa - Common Law Section
Jacquelyn Burkell
Faculty of Information and Media Studies
Date Written: September 20, 2016
The meaning of and purpose behind the open court principle have expanded and shifted over time. Currently in Canada the adherence to the principle has meant presumptive access to almost all aspects of court cases, including access to personal information about parties and witnesses. Historically, notwithstanding this presumptive access, practical obscurity has protected much of this information, in that most people will not trouble themselves to physically attend court offices in order to review records filed there. However, continuing a policy of presumptive access could have devastating effects on privacy as court records move online. Unfettered online access removes the inconveniences and personal accountability associated with gaining physical access to paper records, thereby opening up sensitive personal information to the voyeuristic gaze of the public. We take the position that in this context, presumptive accessibility jeopardizes the fundamental human right to privacy without substantially contributing to the underlying values of the open court principle: transparency and access to justice. As such, we argue that mechanisms to reintroduce friction into the process of gaining access to personal information ought to be taken to rebalance the public interest in open courts with the public interest in the protection of privacy.
Keywords: Privacy, Open Courts, Online Court Records
JEL Classification: K40, O33
Bailey, Jane and Burkell, Jacquelyn, Revisiting Presumptive Accessibility: Reconceptualizing the Open Court Principle in an Era of Online Publication (September 20, 2016). Ottawa Faculty of Law Working Paper No. 2016-31. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2841432 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2841432
Jane Bailey (Contact Author)
University of Ottawa - Common Law Section ( email )
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Middlesex have announced the signing of New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor.
The Blackcaps' leading ODI run-scorer is likely to make is debut against Surrey on April 25 and will be available for the final five Royal London One-Day Cup group matches.
If the Lord's side progress far enough in the tournament, the 35-year-old will also be available for the play-off and semi-final on May 10 and 12 respectively.
Taylor's World Cup duties will rule him out of the final if Middlesex were to reach it.
Since the start of 2018, the Wellington-born batsman has scored 1,232 ODI runs at an average of 82.13.
Middlesex's managing director of cricket, Angus Fraser, said: "The pre World Cup schedules of England and Ireland mean that Middlesex will be without Eoin Morgan and Paul Stirling for more than half of the Royal London One-Day Cup.
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Buses replace East Side rail for Innerbelt onstruction
CLEVELAND -- To assist Innerbelt construction crews, all East Side RTA rail service on the Red, Blue and Green lines will be replaced with buses east of Tower City on these dates:
Tuesday, March 19, from 8 p.m. through the end of service.
Thursday, March 21, from 8 p.m. through the end of service.
Friday, March 22, from 8 p.m. through the weekend, Saturday-Sunday, March 23-24. Regular rail service will resume with the start of service on Monday, March 25.
Replacement buses will pick up on Public Square in front of the Horseshoe Casino and at all stops.
Even though replacement buses will stop at all stations and make every effort to adhere to the regular Rapid schedule, please allow extra time for your commute.
Red Line service between Tower City and Brookpark will operate as usual. The Waterfront Line will operate on Saturday and Sunday. The Airport Station remains closed and is served by buses from the Brookpark Station.
RTA apologizes for any inconvenience.
RTA provides quality, economic and safe public transportation via rail, bus and Paratransit throughout Cuyahoga County. Check www.riderta.com for timetables, schedules and route information or call the RTAnswerline at 216-621-9500.
Media Contact: Mary Shaffer, 216-566-5211


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Q: Dependency error using Solr with Play in IntelliJ I get this error message when running Play 2.1.2 and Solr 4.4.0 in IntelliJ. I didn't have this before and don't understand where it comes from. Tried cleaning project many times. Thanks in advance for your help!
[info] Resolving com.googlecode.concurrentlinkedhashmap#concurrentlinkedhashmap-

[warn]  module not found: org.restlet.jee#org.restlet;2.1.1
[warn] ==== local: tried
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[warn] ==== Typesafe Snapshots Repository: tried
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[warn]   http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/restlet/jee/org.restlet/2.1.1/org.res
tlet-2.1.1.pom
[warn]  module not found: org.restlet.jee#org.restlet.ext.servlet;2.1.1
[warn] ==== local: tried
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[warn]   http://repo.typesafe.com/typesafe/releases/org/restlet/jee/org.restlet.
ext.servlet/2.1.1/org.restlet.ext.servlet-2.1.1.pom
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[warn] ==== public: tried
[warn]   http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/restlet/jee/org.restlet.ext.servlet/2
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[warn]  :: org.restlet.jee#org.restlet.ext.servlet;2.1.1: not found
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org.restlet;2.1.1: not found
[error] unresolved dependency: org.restlet.jee#org.restlet.ext.servlet;2.1.1: no
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A: It looks like you are trying to import the Restlet framework as an external dependency.
This won't work, because by default, sbt (the build tool that Play uses) only checks Typesafe's repository and Maven central. I could not find Restlet at Maven central, and indeed, on their download page, they write:

The Maven repository for Restlet is accessible from
  http://maven.restlet.org and contains all Restlet JARs and third party
  dependencies that aren't available in the main public Maven
  repository. [...]

This means that you have to tell SBT somehow where to look for the dependency.
A quick look into Play's documentation reveals that you need to add a line to your project/Build.scala:
resolvers += "Restlet Repository" at "http://maven.restlet.org"


Not surprisingly, their initial reaction was to say no. But after explaining the concept and stressing that the animals will be completely separated from the area where food and beverages will be served, I got the okay. It took multiple revisions to the plans. I guess that's what should be expected when you're introducing a new concept to regulators and they want to make sure that your idea complies with all the regulations.
But now that this is complete, I've gone ahead and signed the lease. I'm confident it will be approved and then I can count down the days until I move in, and start the build out process.
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Communicating with Tolis Q
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Few people in the world can actually claim title of DJ, producer/remixer, artist, label owner/entrepreneur and party-maker all in one breath . . . and even fewer can master all of these roles at the same time . . . Tolis Q of Athens, Greece has done just that meanwhile having established himself as one of the industry's most distinguished and hardest working individuals around the world.
Born as Apostolis Palantzas, presently known as "Tolis" who's first love for music is transparent through his devotion to his calling; the reward comes in the shape of success having produced and signed tracks through his label Quantized music which have been supported by some of the world's cream of the crop. We met him from his release at Comunica label "Keep on Movin'" wich was one of the most important releases of the labels as it involved other huge names of the greek music industry.
Lets see what he has to say about them, his label and his self
The Messenger : How did DJing enter your life? What was the first incentive and when did you start your career?
Tolis Q : Djing for me started a few years after i started going to parties. Raves back then. There were not even different genres at that time. Dj was something like a magician. He used to make our night great and we tripped to his music. My first time behind the decks was spring of 2000
TM : You have walked a long road on the music industry all these years. What is your opinion about the quality of the dance scene in Greece. Do you see the standards rise?
Tolis Q : I don't think there is a steady course for music in our country. I think in the first years, Greece was a small paradise for the international club land. Big clubs, big bookings, quality parties and many people supporting it... later though this went downhill. Clubs went fewer and the party quality dropped. Now i think that the whole scene is small even though there are more people listening to that kind of music. Comparing with the older times, when the Greek producers were very few, now there are many more and many of them look promising
TM : Everyone was a toddler once and we had an idol. Did you have a DJ/Producer as an idol?
Tolis Q : Of course i had... and i had the honor to meet him in person and mix with him some times. James Monro, founder of the legendary "Flying Rhino". He is still active but for many years now we are walking different music paths. I still admire him...
TM : For anyone that doesn't already know, you were the mastermind of Quantized Music. Is it hard to run your own label afterall?
Tolis Q : I would say yes. especially if you are not living in a country with a big "scene", like Greece, or you are not a promoter (so you can invite to your parties the artists that you like or you know personally). But it's not something impossible to do, it needs patience, persistence and WORK!!! There are some Greek labels that excel internationally and that's great. Musically we can compete out of borders. We don't have anything to be jealous of.
TM : What did this Summer find you doing? You run some very interesting projects like Street Outdoors and we already enjoy 2 of your last works at Comunica and the Swiss Kumquat. On "Keep On Movin'" you joined forces with another "dinosaur" of the Greek club scene Mikele, and at the same EP there is a remix signed by Vangelis Kostoxenakis. I know that you are friends for a long time and you have walked the same musical paths many times.
Tolis Q : First of all i have to say that apart from working with the Street Outdoors project, this Summer i spend many hours in the studio. I just finished some new tracks and i have two more releases till the end of Summer. My cooperation with Mikele is something we have been discussing for a long time now before we finally make it. It needed a few mornings in the studio and the track took shape "Tsak Bam" (Greek expression for fast). I know Vangelis many years too... Something that most people may not remember is that the first release of Quantized music was with Vangelis and his project back then "Phatjack"! So when he was proposed as a remixer by Comunica i was really happy and the final result sutisfy us all.
TM : Closing i would like you to share with us your Top 5 tracks at the moment
• Tolis Q Ft. Mikele – Keep On Movin' (Vangelis Kostoxenakis Remix) (Comunica)
• Apollonia - Sona (Terrence Terry Remix) (Apollonia)
• Piers Crozier - Imperative (System2 Remix) (System2)
• Mason Collective Tee Funk - The Cure (Okain Remix) (Worx)
• Juliche Hernandez - Ten Years Later (Fantastic Friends)
He knows what he likes and what feels on the dance floor and translates that into his everything he does with music  albeit DJ sets, with the Quantized label, or the sounds he's using in his next release.
Regarded all over Greece for DJ sets bursting with euphoria, style and attitude, always unleashing his potential with powerful dance floor sessions that serve as both unique and unforgettable experiences.
Here is the festive Comunicast he did for us . Check it out
You can find more about Tolis on the links bellow:
https://www.facebook.com/TolisQ
Thank you Tolis for this interview, Keep on Movin' man.
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We are contemplating the probable outcomes of the shootings of African Americans over the past two years, in the community of Racine, Wisconsin. Four men have been killed, and seven people wounded, with shots…
We are contemplating the probable outcomes of the shootings of African Americans over the past two years, in the community of Racine, Wisconsin. Four men have been killed, and seven people wounded, with shots that have left the victims in a coma or in critical condition. These events have reminded us all of many of the tensions that exist in American society, the persistent hostility toward people of color and the increasingly violent tensions that have arisen in recent decades. They have also reminded us of the responses of the media.
A 2014 report by Michael Lellis and Barrett Doyle of the Department of Administration estimates that over the course of more than three decades, more than $51bn has been invested by the state in projects, companies, and companies that have targeted people of color, primarily African Americans. We are interested in exploring how we can restore some semblance of order to the community of Racine, following the shootings of African Americans. What role does the mass media play in perpetuating racism? How do institutional responses to racial violence fit into this larger landscape? Where do social networks, trauma, and geography intersect? Can a process of process theory be applied to help facilitate dialogue on these issues?
Welcome to this interactive video in collaboration with Leah Ballou, a professor at University of Wisconsin–Whitewater. We invite you to respond to questions along the way, and help create an archive of evidence that will make our work more valuable as we continue to investigate the violence and abuse that many of us know exists in our communities.
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COVID surge spurs Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce to postpone annual meeting
The Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce sent out a message to members this week that the annual celebration event, scheduled for Jan. 13, has been moved to March 31, "in response to the recent increase in COVID-19 activity in the Rochester region."
By Jeff Kiger
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce is postponing its upcoming annual member celebration because of the surge in COVID-19 cases.
The chamber sent out a message to members that the event, scheduled for Jan. 13, has been moved to March 31 "in response to the recent increase in COVID-19 activity in the Rochester region."
The note explained the reasoning for the change.
"After connecting with Olmsted County Public Health for their insight and considering the COVID-19 projections for the region in January, the decision to reschedule was made by the Rochester Area Chamber with the safety of attendees, volunteers and staff of venue, Chamber and partners in mind," according to the message. "The Annual Celebration is a large event and we want to encourage a safe, in-person experience for those that join us."
The cost of the event, which will be held at the Mayo Civic Center, is $60 per member and $80 for non-members. People can also attend the event virtually by video for $50 for members or $70 for non-members.
The featured keynote speaker will be Elliot Kotek, CEO of The Nation of Artists. Kotek has collaborated on virtual reality and documentary-style content and technology for clients that include AARP, Accenture, CNBC, Habitat for Humanity, Hyundai, LEGO, National Geographic, Netflix and Whirlpool.
A new Rochester restaurant is on track to open in old depot this summer
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Developer buys rest of a downtown Rochester block for $4.5 million
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Das Großsteingrab De Papeloze Kerk (, auch Großsteingrab Schoonoord genannt) ist eine megalithische Grabanlage der jungsteinzeitlichen Westgruppe der Trichterbecherkultur (TBK) bei Schoonoord, einem Ortsteil von Coevorden in der niederländischen Provinz Drenthe.

Die Megalithanlage wurde von Albert Egges van Giffen (1884–1973) im Jahre 1959 unter Verwendung von Steinen des Großsteingrabs Valthe-Valtherveld (D33) restauriert. Es ist die einzige äußerlich in einen nahezu originalen Zustand versetzte Anlage in den Niederlanden. Das Grab trägt die Van-Giffen-Nummer D49.

Lage
Das Grab befindet sich südlich von Schoonoord in einem Waldstück. Etwa 2,8 km südsüdöstlich liegen die beiden Großsteingräber bei Noord-Sleen (D50 und D51).

Namensherkunft
Der Name De Papeloze Kerk stammt wahrscheinlich aus dem 16. Jahrhundert und geht auf calvinistische Versammlungen unter freiem Himmel zurück. Johannes Calvin selbst hielt solche Versammlungen in Nordfrankreich ab und bezeichnete sie als Église sans pape. Zeitgenössische Berichte über diesen Brauch bei Schoonoord existieren allerdings nicht.

Forschungsgeschichte

19. Jahrhundert
Das Grab wurde erstmals von Nicolaas Westendorp (1773–1836) erwähnt, der es 1812 besuchte und 1815 hierüber einen Bericht verfasste. Leonhardt Johannes Friedrich Janssen, Kurator der Sammlung niederländischer Altertümer im Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, besuchte 1847 einen Großteil der noch erhaltenen Großsteingräber der Niederlande, darunter auch das Grab von Schoonoord, und publizierte im folgenden Jahr das erste Überblickswerk mit Baubeschreibungen und schematischen Plänen der Gräber. 1861 und 1867 wurde es durch Steinsucher stark beschädigt. Janssens Nachfolger Willem Pleyte unternahm 1874 zusammen mit dem Fotografen Jan Goedeljee eine Reise durch Drenthe und ließ dort erstmals alle Großsteingräber systematisch fotografieren. Auf Grundlage dieser Fotos fertigte er Lithografien an. Conrad Leemans, Direktor des Rijksmuseums, unternahm 1877 unabhängig von Pleyte eine Reise nach Drenthe. Jan Ernst Henric Hooft van Iddekinge, der zuvor schon mit Pleyte dort gewesen war, fertigte für Leemans Pläne der Großsteingräber an. Leemans' Bericht blieb allerdings unpubliziert.

20. und 21. Jahrhundert
Zwischen 1904 und 1906 dokumentierte der Mediziner und Amateurarchäologe Willem Johannes de Wilde alle noch erhaltenen Großsteingräber der Niederlande durch genaue Pläne, Fotografien und ausführliche Baubeschreibungen. Seine Aufzeichnungen zum Grab von Schoonoord sind allerdings verloren gegangen. 1918 dokumentierte Albert Egges van Giffen die Anlage für seinen Atlas der niederländischen Großsteingräber. 1938 und 1958 wurde das Grab durch van Giffen archäologisch untersucht. Im Anschluss an die zweite Untersuchung führte van Giffen eine umfassende Restaurierung durch. Hierfür verwendete er auch die letzten erhaltenen Steine des stark zerstörten Großsteingrabs Valthe-Valtherveld (D33). Diese waren 1956 vom Pionierbataillon der Niederländischen Armee von Valthe nach Schoonoord transportiert worden. 1996 erfolgte eine weitere Restaurierung. Seit 1973 ist die Anlage ein Nationaldenkmal (Rijksmonument). 2017 wurde die Anlage zusammen mit den anderen noch erhaltenen Großsteingräbern der Niederlande in einem Projekt der Provinz Drente und der Reichsuniversität Groningen von der Stiftung Gratama mittels Photogrammetrie in einem 3D-Atlas erfasst.

Beschreibung

Bei der Anlage handelt es sich um ein ostsüdost-westnordwestlich orientiertes Ganggrab. Die rekonstruierte Umfassung besteht aus 28 Steinen. Einer der Umfassungssteine weist an der Außenseite zwei Schälchen auf. Die Grabkammer war ursprünglich vollständig von einem Hügel bedeckt, der in der westlichen Hälfte der Anlage wieder rekonstruiert wurde. Die Kammer hat eine Länge von 12,1 m und eine Breite von 4,7 m. Sie besitzt sechs Wandsteinpaare an den Langseiten, je einen Abschlussstein an den Schmalseiten und sechs Decksteine. Die Lücken zwischen den Steinen waren ursprünglich mit Trockenmauerwerk verfüllt. Dieses wurde 1959 rekonstruiert. An der Mitte der südlichen Langseite befindet sich der Zugang zur Kammer. Diesem ist ein Gang aus zwei Wandsteinpaaren und einem Deckstein vorgelagert.

Funde

Bestattungen
Aus dem Grab stammen geringe Reste von Leichenbrand. Die geborgene Menge betrug nur 3,6 g. Die Knochen gehörten zu einem Individuum, dessen Sterbealter und Geschlecht sich nicht mehr bestimmen ließen.

Beigaben

Keramik
Die Grabkammer enthielt 530 Keramikscherben der Trichterbecherkultur, darunter 310 ohne Verzierung. Die Scherben ließen sich zu 150 Gefäßen rekonstruieren. Von diesen ließen sich etwa 100 typologisch und 87 chronologisch genauer bestimmen. Es handelte sich um steilwandige Becher, Schalen, Kümpfe, Schultertassen, Amphoren, Schultergefäße, Trichterbecher und einen Backteller.

Tierknochen
Im Grab wurden auch geringe Reste von verbrannten Tierknochen gefunden. Die geborgene Menge betrug nur 0,9 g. Ob es sich um Reste von Werkzeugen oder von Speiseopfern handelte, ließ sich nicht mehr feststellen.

Datierung
Die aus dem Grab geborgene Keramik datiert in die Stufen 3–7 des von Anna Brindley aufgestellten typologischen Systems der Trichterbecher-Westgruppe. Dies entspricht dem Zeitraum 3300–2760 v. Chr. Die Errichtung der Anlage fällt in Stufe 3 (3300–3250 v. Chr.). Diesem Zeitraum lassen sich 19 Gefäße zuordnen. Aus Stufe 4 (3250–3190 v. Chr.) stammen 16 Gefäße, woraus sich eine leichte Verringerung der Nutzungsintensität der Anlage ableiten lässt. In Stufe 5 (3190–3075 v. Chr.) erfolgte wieder eine verstärkte Nutzung. Für diesen Zeitraum sind 37 Gefäße belegt. Den Stufen 6 (3075–2860 v. Chr.) und 7 (2860–2760 v. Chr.) lassen sich nur 6 bzw. 9 Gefäße zuordnen, was auf eine stark nachlassende Nutzungsintensität hindeutet.

Siehe auch
 Megalithik in den Niederlanden
 Nordische Megalitharchitektur

Literatur
 Theo ten Anscher: Een inventarisatie van de documentatie betreffende de Nederlandse hunebedden (= R.A.A.P.-Rapport. Band 16). Stichting R.A.A.P., Amsterdam 1988 (Online).
 Jan Albert Bakker: The Dutch Hunebedden. Megalithic Tombs of the Funnel Beaker Culture. (= International Monographs in Prehistory. Archaeological Series. Band 2). International Monographs in Prehistory, Ann Arbor 1992, ISBN 1-879621-02-9.
 Jan Albert Bakker: Megalithic Research in the Netherlands, 1547–1911. From 'Giant's Beds' and 'Pillars of Hercules' to accurate investigations. Sidestone Press, Leiden 2010, ISBN 978-90-8890-034-1, S. 34, 224 (Onlineversion).
 Jan Albert Bakker: Augustus 1856: George ten Berge tekent de hunebedden bij Schoonoord, Noord-Sleen en Rolde. In: Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak. Band 129, 2012, S. 211–223.
 Anna L. Brindley: Datering van hunebed 'De Papeloze Kerk' (D49) bij Schoonoord (Dr.), op grond van het aardeverk. In: Paleo-aktueel. Band 6, 1994, S. 27–29 (Online).
 Albert Egges van Giffen: De Hunebedden in Nederland, 3 Bände. Oosthoek, Utrecht 1925.
 Albert Egges van Giffen: Een gereconstrueerd hunebed. Het gereconstrueerde ganggraf D49, "De Papeloze Kerk" bij Schoonoord, gem. Sleen, prov. Drente. In: Nieuwe Drentse Volksalmanak. Band 81, 1961, S. 189–198.
 Albert Egges van Giffen: De Papeloze kerk. Het gereonstrueerde Rijkshunebed D49 bij Schoonoord, gem. Sleen. Wolters-Noordhoff, Groningen 1969.
 Evert van Ginkel: De Hunebedden. Gids En Geschiedenis Van Nederlands Oudste Monumenten. Drents Museum, Assen 1980, ISBN 978-90-70884-18-5.
 Evert van Ginkel, Sake Jager, Wijnand van der Sanden: Hunebedden. Monumenten van een steentijdcultuur. Uniepers, Abcoude 1999, ISBN 978-90-6825-202-6, S. 189.
 Eva C. Hopman: A biography of D49, the "Papeloze Kerk" (Schoonoord, Dr.). 2011 (Online).
 G. de Leeuw: Onze hunebedden. Gids vor Drentse hunebedden en de Trechterbekerkultuur. Flint 'Nhoes, Borger 1984.
 Mette van de Merwe: Een zoektocht naar cup marks op de Nederlandse hunebedden. Saxion Hogeschool, Deventer 2019, S.  (PDF; 20,4 MB).
 Wijnand van der Sanden, Hans Dekker: Gids voor de hunebedden in Drenthe en Groningen. WBooks, Zwolle 2012, ISBN 978-90-400-0704-0.
 Nynke de Vries: Excavating the Elite? Social stratification based on cremated remains in the Dutch hunebedden. Masterarbeit, Groningen 2015 (Online).

Weblinks

 The Megalithic Portal: D49 Schoonoord
 hunebedden.nl: Hunebed D49 "De Papeloze Kerk"
 hunebeddeninfo.nl: D49/Schoonoord
 JohnKuipers.ca: D49 Schoonoord
 cruptorix.nl: D49: Papeloze Kerk

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk in Coevorden
Ganggrab
Großsteingrab in den Niederlanden
Westgruppe der Trichterbecherkultur
Rijksmonument in Coevorden
Sakralbau in Drenthe
Geographie (Coevorden)
Grabbau in Europa
Archäologischer Fundplatz in Europa
Religion (Coevorden)
Schalenstein


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Bahrain's mercenary security forces hound protesters in villages
Bahrain's mercenary security forces backed by Saudi troops on Friday hounded protesters in villages across the country.
The forces physically attacked the anti-regime protesters. Witnesses say regime troops used tear gas and concussion bombs to disperse protesters in Diraz, Bani Jamrah and some other villages on Friday.
The protesters called for an end to the Al Khalifa rule and the immediate release of detained anti-government protesters.
According to witnesses, Bahraini protesters in recent days have their faces covered to avoid recognition by regime forces.
Saudi-backed Bahraini troops have arrested hundreds of anti-government protesters during overnight operations after identifying them based on pictures taken from opposition rallies.
There were no immediate reports of casualties or arrests on Friday.
Since the beginning of anti-regime protests in Bahrain in mid-February, Manama has launched a harsh crackdown on anti-government protesters, rounding up senior opposition figures and activists in dawn raids and arresting doctors, nurses, lawyers and journalists who have voiced support for the protest movement.
While the whereabouts of many detainees are still unknown, Bahraini authorities have begun to try a number of detained activists in what the opposition calls kangaroo courts.
Protesters have been charged with several counts such as attempting to overthrow the monarchy, and they are being tried in a special security court set up under martial law.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have criticized the Bahraini government for its brutal crackdown on civilians.
The International Committee of the Red Cross, which visits detainees in conflict situations, has been trying to see and contact Bahraini detained activists since mid-March. But so far Manama has refused to grant it permission.
Meanwhile, Bahrain's state news agency says that military prosecutors have asked the country's highest court to review death penalties issued against two anti-regime protesters.
Human Rights Watch as also called on the country to stop trying civilians in military courts.
Source: Tehran Times.
Link: http://old.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=241583.
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The HES welcomes Bev Pold QAEP as Project Advisor
by Felicity Healey-Benson September 27, 2021 October 29, 2021 1 Comment
Bev joins David and Felicity and the full HES project advisory team
Professor David A. Kirby and I are thrilled to welcome Bev Pold QAEP as Project Advisor to the Harmonious Entrepreneurship Society. A passionate supporter from the outset, Bev makes a fantastic addition to the project advisory team, alongside Associate Professor Kathryn Penaluna, Dr Iman El-Kaffass, Associate Professor Nicholas Campion, Professor David Cadman and Paul Ranson. (https://harmonious-entrepreneurship.org/project-advisors/)
Bev is an experienced practitioner in the field of enterprise, social enterprise, gender equality and rural development/community. Following an early Women's course at St David's University College Lampeter (now UWTSD) she set up a consultancy and training business and for the next 14 years worked with a range of SMEs and third sector organisations. She was also a partner in several retail, licensed music, B&B and property ventures. In 1984, she joined the Board of Antur Cymru Enterprise becoming its Chair before retiring in 2019. In 2001 she joined Chwarae Teg and until 2013 was involved in projects promoting Women's Enterprise, Women in STEM and AGILE NATION. From 2007-2013 she was Specialist adviser (equalities) to WEFO/Wales Rural Development Monitoring Programme. In 2009 she received the Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion Lifetime and in 2014 was an enterprise finalist in the inaugural St David's Awards.
Big thanks to Bev, and also to the full advisory team who have been active in their support and engagement in our first year of operation.
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UFCW Files Complaint Against Primary Fresh & Easy Supplier
The United Food and Commercial Workers Union here said it has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board against 2 Sisters Food Group, the primary supplier of prepared foods for Tesco-owned Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market, over the alleged firing of six workers.
Elliot Zwiebach | Sep 02, 2008
WASHINGTON — The United Food and Commercial Workers Union here said it has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board against 2 Sisters Food Group, the primary supplier of prepared foods for Tesco-owned Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market, over the alleged firing of six workers. The union said the workers were fired for attending a union recruitment meeting and for complaining about managers. Jeremy Chew, a spokesman for 2 Sisters, told SN it is untrue that six employees had been fired for attending union meetings, "and although I've been in touch with the NLRB, I'm not aware that any charges have been filed." 2 Sisters is a British-based food processor that opened a facility in Southern California to supply Fresh & Easy, which is reportedly its only U.S. customer. The union said 2 Sisters management is conducting a campaign of intimidation against workers to deter union activity; the union has also attempted to meet with Fresh & Easy executives to discuss possible unionization. According to Emily Stewar, UFCW campaigns director, "In taking 2 Sisters to a labor tribunal, we are sending a signal that companies cannot come to the U.S. and ride roughshod over workers' rights and labor laws. We also challenge Tesco to take action against 2 Sisters for breaches of Tesco's own supplier standards on the fair treatment of employees."
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