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COTA appoints three new board members
COTA's three new board members come from a variety of backgrounds, and have been appointed by three different cities in which the transit authority operates.
COTA has appointed three new board members
The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) Board of Trustees swore in three new members Wednesday during the board's annual meeting. Julie Colley has been appointed by the City of Westerville, Doug McCollough has been appointed by the City of Reynoldsburg and Sean Mentel has been appointed by the City of Columbus.
Colley recently retired from the City of Westerville where she served as the Assistant City Manager for over 12 years. In this capacity, she was responsible for the management of the departments that develop and implement a number of plans that guide the City's future – including the Community Plan, Mobility Plan, Economic Development Plan and the Parks Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan. She also served Westerville as its economic development manager and city planner. She previously served the City of Grandview Heights as a city administrator. Colley's leadership helped Westerville maintain its AAA bond rating, earn recognition as a Global Top 7 Intelligent Community in 2019 and 2020, and earn two national goal medals for Parks and Recreation.
"I am excited to join the COTA Board of Trustees," Colley said. "Mobility is a key economic driver of Central Ohio, and I hope my experience in city government can be an asset as we work together to move COTA forward as a provider of mobility solutions."
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McCollough is the Chief Information Officer for the City of Dublin, where he leads initiatives in IT innovation, digital experience, smart cities, broadband, intelligent communities and blockchain technology. He is chair of the Data Policy Needs Survey and Toolkit Workgroup of the MORPC Regional Data Advisory Committee; is a member of the TECH CORPS National Advisory Board; the Per Scholas of Columbus Advisory Board; and the Jewish Family Services of Columbus Board.
"I am grateful for the opportunity to serve on the COTA Board of Trustees," McCollough said. "Having seen how COTA has embraced innovation, data, and technology in recent years, I am thrilled to now be part of this mobility transformation."
Mentel is a partner at Kooperman Mentel Ferguson Yaross, Ltd, where he represents clients in government relations, real estate development and election law matters. Mentel serves as chairman of the Aquinas Scholarship Endowment Fund Board, and as a member of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Appointed Board. He formerly served as a trustee of Kids Voting Ohio, as a member of the Ohio League of Conservation Voters Board of Directors, and as director of the Nationwide Children's Memorial Tournament Hospitality Committee. Mental also previously served as a board member of the Ohio Building Authority.
"COTA embodies the spirit of public service, which has always been an important part of my life," Mentel said. "I hope my experience in government affairs can be an asset in our effort to enhance mobility solutions in the Columbus Region."
Colley and McCollough, whose terms will expire in 2024, replace outgoing board members Cathy DeRosa and Tom Grote. Mentel is serving the remainder of Mike Stevens' term, which expires in 2023.
Also during the Annual Meeting, the COTA Board of Trustees re-elected Craig P. Treneff as Board Chair and Dr. Marlon R. Moore as Vice Chair to serve another one-year term.
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Cathy DeRosa, Craig P. Treneff, Doug McCollough, Dr. Marlon R. Moore, Julie Colley, Sean Mentel, Tom Grote
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Anyone paying attention, knows that last night was a huge win nationally for the Democrats. Especially in Governors races, where A Democrat won in both North Carolina and New Jersey handily.
It is also a widely held belief across party aisles and pundits that the Democrats had a great night mostly as an American public repudiation of The Donald!
Democrats scored a pair of major gubernatorial victories Tuesday, based on ABC News' analyses of the exit poll and vote, landing new governors in New Jersey and Virginia as the party attempted to showcase resilience one year after President Donald Trump's surprise election victory.
In Virginia, which was expected to be the closer of the two races, Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam prevailed over former Republican National Committee chairman Ed Gillespie, based on ABC News' analysis of the vote, while in New Jersey, former U.S. Ambassador to Germany Phil Murphy beat Republican Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, based on ABC News' analysis of the exit poll.
The Virginia race, in particular, took on the air of a referendum on Trump throughout the campaign. The commonwealth's status as a swing state in presidential years and the stark divide between its suburban northern region and rural Appalachian southwest turned it into a representative test case on the country's response to the two major political parties a year after electing the former real estate mogul.
Although I think that Scott Walker, as head of the Republican Governors Association(RGA), is in line for a good chunk of the blame also, but that is another post!
Speaking of incompetence in Wisconsin, one of the great mysteries is how in the world can Christian Schneider have his own column in an organization that is in trouble financially and wants to be considered credible?
In a surprise to no one, here is Schneider's column the morning after the shellacking!
Ultimately, though, the Trump Effect in Wisconsin likely will help Walker. After all, Wisconsin voters knew full well who Trump was when they went to the polls, and they voted for him anyway. If there's evidence that associating with Trump hurts Republican politicians in the state, I haven't seen it.
In the upcoming months, you may be hearing pundits wonder how Scott Walker can overcome the Trump Effect in Wisconsin. Actually, they should be asking Democrats that question.
Schneider is trying to desperately to spin the Donald GOP marriage mess that he is obviously dizzy!
And THAT is why I won't give the Journal-Sentinel a dime until they fire that Bradley Foundation hack.
Watch people start heading to the exits in the next few weeks. Walker's already running away from Foxconn, and there will be plenty more he and Schneider will try to spin away from after that. POUND THEM.


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The 2019–20 Liga IV Bihor was the 52nd season of the Liga IV Bihor, the fourth tier of the Romanian football league system. The season began on 24 August 2019 and was ended officially on 23 May 2020, after it was suspended since 7 March 2020, due to 2019–20 COVID-19 pandemic. Club Atletic Oradea was crowned as champion.

Team changes

To Liga IV Bihor
Relegated from Liga III
 —

Promoted from Liga V Bihor
 Sânmartin II
 Foresta Tileagd

From Liga IV Bihor
Promoted to Liga III
 Sânmartin
Relegated to Liga V Bihor
 Dacia Gepiu

Teams spared from relegation
 Bihorul Beiuș
 Olimpia Salonta
 Săcueni

League table
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Promotion play-off

Champions of Liga IV – Bihor County face champions of Liga IV – Satu Mare County and Liga IV – Cluj County.

Region 2 (North–West)

Group A

See also

Main Leagues
 2019–20 Liga I
 2019–20 Liga II
 2019–20 Liga III
 2019–20 Liga IV

County Leagues (Liga IV series)

 2019–20 Liga IV Alba
 2019–20 Liga IV Arad
 2019–20 Liga IV Argeș
 2019–20 Liga IV Bacău
 2019–20 Liga IV Bistrița-Năsăud
 2019–20 Liga IV Botoșani
 2019–20 Liga IV Brăila
 2019–20 Liga IV Brașov
 2019–20 Liga IV Bucharest
 2019–20 Liga IV Buzău
 2019–20 Liga IV Călărași
 2019–20 Liga IV Caraș-Severin
 2019–20 Liga IV Cluj
 2019–20 Liga IV Constanța
 2019–20 Liga IV Covasna
 2019–20 Liga IV Dâmbovița
 2019–20 Liga IV Dolj
 2019–20 Liga IV Galați
 2019–20 Liga IV Giurgiu
 2019–20 Liga IV Gorj
 2019–20 Liga IV Harghita
 2019–20 Liga IV Hunedoara
 2019–20 Liga IV Ialomița
 2019–20 Liga IV Iași
 2019–20 Liga IV Ilfov
 2019–20 Liga IV Maramureș
 2019–20 Liga IV Mehedinți
 2019–20 Liga IV Mureș
 2019–20 Liga IV Neamț
 2019–20 Liga IV Olt
 2019–20 Liga IV Prahova
 2019–20 Liga IV Sălaj
 2019–20 Liga IV Satu Mare
 2019–20 Liga IV Sibiu
 2019–20 Liga IV Suceava
 2019–20 Liga IV Teleorman
 2019–20 Liga IV Timiș
 2019–20 Liga IV Tulcea
 2019–20 Liga IV Vâlcea
 2019–20 Liga IV Vaslui
 2019–20 Liga IV Vrancea

References

External links
 Official website

Liga IV seasons
Sport in Bihor County

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Meaty, seared king trumpet mushrooms on top of a smooth mushroom caramel (more on what the heck that is in a bit!), with crispy salty prosciutto chips and a bright chimichurri on top combine to form a dish that makes a stunning appetizer but doubled up would make a delicious and hearty dinner. Seriously, think about putting this one onto your menu and wowing your Thanksgiving guests (plus, it's shockingly easy).
I started by making the mushroom caramel and chimichurri, both of which can be made ahead of time and saved in the fridge for up to two days. The mushroom caramel is a revelation, and you might find yourself making this one on it's own, as it would pair well with any roasted veggies and alongside some roasted meat. White mushrooms get cooked down with some coconut aminos and honey until they become these sweet little umami bombs. Blend until smooth and then run through a fine mesh strainer in order to get this as smooth as possible, as there are other chunkier textures in the dish and this one is meant to be more silky (the quality of your blender/processor will dictate how smooth this gets. I don't have a great blender at home, so my caramel is not as smooth as it could be!). This recipe can be made whole30 by removing the honey from the caramel, though this will make it decidedly more savory. Still delicious, just a slightly different dish.
King Trumpet mushrooms are so fun – meaty and easy to cut and handle (in past Top Chef episodes I've seen cheftestants use coins cut from their stems to replicate the look of scallops, for a tasty twist that confuses the senses). I scored them with tiny crosshatches because I saw this in the restaurant version of the dish and I'm guessing this does something good like make all the delicious ghee soak into the pores of the mushrooms, but I don't have a more technical answer than that!
Plating this dish is where the fun starts. Even a novice home cook can make this one look like a restaurant quality dish. You could even go over the top and put the mushroom caramel in a squeeze bottle and create tiny drops of caramel along the base of the serving dish before layering on the other components. Here, I simply do a spoonful or two at the bottom. Then, lay a foundation of trumpet mushrooms, building like they are artful Lincoln Logs. Weave in some crispy prosciutto chips, then drizzle with the zippy chimichurri and you will have a dish that's balanced, beautiful, and begging to be served to a hungry audience.
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Puree the button mushroom caramel and run through a fine strainer for silkiest possible consistency. You may need to add a few tablespoons of water to thin this out before straining.
You can make this recipe even easier by omitting the caramel. It takes less than 20 minutes if you do!


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Q: inspect element and wordpress menu In two websites, created with wordpress, and using the same theme, after update wordpress to 4.5.2, the header menu disapeared.
But, if i use the "Inspect Element" Option, the header menu is displayed
And there is the cuestion: is posible using css to reproduce the function of "Inspect Element" to show the menu? And what is the process of "Inspect Element"?

A: If you see it in inspect element then just copy paste the styles to style.css and see what happens

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package storage

import (
	"context"

	"github.com/influxdata/influxdb/v2"
	"github.com/influxdata/influxdb/v2/kit/platform"
	"github.com/influxdata/influxdb/v2/kit/tracing"
	"github.com/influxdata/influxdb/v2/v1/services/meta"
	"go.uber.org/zap"
)

type EngineSchema interface {
	CreateBucket(context.Context, *influxdb.Bucket) error
	UpdateBucketRetentionPolicy(context.Context, platform.ID, *influxdb.BucketUpdate) error
	DeleteBucket(context.Context, platform.ID, platform.ID) error
}

// BucketService wraps an existing influxdb.BucketService implementation.
//
// BucketService ensures that when a bucket is deleted, all stored data
// associated with the bucket is either removed, or marked to be removed via a
// future compaction.
type BucketService struct {
	influxdb.BucketService
	log    *zap.Logger
	engine EngineSchema
}

// NewBucketService returns a new BucketService for the provided EngineSchema,
// which typically will be an Engine.
func NewBucketService(log *zap.Logger, s influxdb.BucketService, engine EngineSchema) *BucketService {
	return &BucketService{
		BucketService: s,
		log:           log,
		engine:        engine,
	}
}

func (s *BucketService) CreateBucket(ctx context.Context, b *influxdb.Bucket) (err error) {
	span, ctx := tracing.StartSpanFromContext(ctx)
	defer span.Finish()

	defer func() {
		if err == nil {
			return
		}

		if b.ID.Valid() {
			if err := s.BucketService.DeleteBucket(ctx, b.ID); err != nil {
				s.log.Error("Unable to cleanup bucket after create failed", zap.Error(err))
			}
		}
	}()

	// Normalize the bucket's shard-group
	b.ShardGroupDuration = meta.NormalisedShardDuration(b.ShardGroupDuration, b.RetentionPeriod)

	if err = s.BucketService.CreateBucket(ctx, b); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	if err = s.engine.CreateBucket(ctx, b); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}

func (s *BucketService) UpdateBucket(ctx context.Context, id platform.ID, upd influxdb.BucketUpdate) (b *influxdb.Bucket, err error) {
	span, ctx := tracing.StartSpanFromContext(ctx)
	defer span.Finish()

	if err = s.engine.UpdateBucketRetentionPolicy(ctx, id, &upd); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return s.BucketService.UpdateBucket(ctx, id, upd)
}

// DeleteBucket removes a bucket by ID.
func (s *BucketService) DeleteBucket(ctx context.Context, bucketID platform.ID) error {
	span, ctx := tracing.StartSpanFromContext(ctx)
	defer span.Finish()

	bucket, err := s.FindBucketByID(ctx, bucketID)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// The data is dropped first from the storage engine. If this fails for any
	// reason, then the bucket will still be available in the future to retrieve
	// the orgID, which is needed for the engine.
	if err := s.engine.DeleteBucket(ctx, bucket.OrgID, bucketID); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return s.BucketService.DeleteBucket(ctx, bucketID)
}

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Explosion and Collapse at Feed Processing Plant Kills Two
An explosion on Monday at an animal feed processing plant in Omaha, Neb. killed two and sent at least 10 people to the hospital.
By Brian Feldman
An explosion on Monday at an animal feed processing plant in Omaha, Neb. killed two and sent at least 10 people to the hospital. The blast brought down part of the International Nutrition plant, although authorities do not expect the casualty count to rise, having accounted for all 38 people in the plant at the time. As of Monday night, one body had been recovered, but weather conditions forced the operation to be suspended until Tuesday.
Investigators are unclear as to what caused the explosion. The plant did not contain any hazardous materials—unlike the massive West, Texas explosion last year—that might have caused the explosion and, according to the Associated Press, specialized in "products that are added to livestock and poultry feed to make them more nutritious."
The plant does handle grain however, and as The New York Times reports, "The [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] considers grain-handling to be very dangerous, largely because grain dust is highly combustible." Structural supports failed, causing the second and third floor to collapse onto the first. There also appears to be damage to the top of the building.
One of the victims was 53-year-old Keith Everett, and the other's identity has not been released by the authorities yet. The Interim Fire chief declined to officially identify the incident as an explosion, but multiple news outlets are reporting that it was. Eyewitnesses that suffered burns and fire damage reported as much and rescuers reported fire and smoke coming from the building.

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Q: Jquery bounce and zoom animation Hey all i have this code here on jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/d7UjD/6/
I have 2 problems with it:
1) I need a way to use the animation stop() so that if you rapidly run the mouse over the image lots of times it doesn't continue to play and play..
2) The "zoom" part i am needing home help to zoom the width AND height. Currently i can only do the width. Need to make it zoom out evenly.
Any help with this would be great!
David

A: Probably could be done differently but here is one way..
1) Use the mouseleave function and stop the animation on the bounce effect.
2) Use percentages (%) instead of pixels for the zoom effect.
http://jsfiddle.net/d7UjD/9/

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El puerto fenicio de Beirut, también conocido como bahía fenicia de Beirut y yacimiento arqueológico BEY039 está situado entre las calles Allenby y Foch en Beirut, Líbano. Los estudios han demostrado que el frente marítimo de la Edad de Bronce se encontraba alrededor de 300 m} detrás del puerto moderno debido a la regularización de la costa y a la sedimentación, En el año 2000, Josette Elayi y Hala Sayegh lo excavaron y lo documentaron, y se determinó que data de los periodos de la Edad de Hierro III y persa. También se desenterraron durante la construcción dos muelles del siglo XIX del Imperio otomano, justo al norte de esta zona en los yacimientos arqueológicos BEY018 y BEY019.

Las excavaciones en BEY039 abarcaban  y comprendían la orilla occidental de un puerto orientado de norte a sur a unos 300 m del mar. Estaba formado por bloques de piedra arenisca de Ramla bloques  que medían unos 60 cm por 30 cm, fijados con un mortero gris. Esta capa se superponía a otra de bloques más grandes de unos 100 cm por 60 cm que se fijaban sin mortero. Este tipo de construcción era similar a la utilizada durante el periodo fenicio D. Aunque ahora se ha identificado de forma fehaciente este puerto, no se descarta la existencia de otros puertos o zonas utilizadas para albergar embarcaciones en las calas cercanas en distintas épocas.

Controversia sobre el sitio BEY194
Otro supuesto puerto, que se sugiere que consiste en dos antiguos diques secos y los cimientos de un enorme y antiguo templo fue localizado en la parcela 1398 en Mina al-Hosn, Beirut en Líbano. El supuesto puerto, clasificado como yacimiento arqueológico BEY194 fue demolido por la urbanización a las 6:00 horas del 27 de junio de 2012.

El supuesto puerto fue descubierto durante unas obras en el lugar en 2011 e investigado por un equipo de arqueólogos libaneses de la Dirección General de Antigüedades bajo la dirección de Hisham Sayegh, licenciado y especialista en cerámica de la Universidad libanesa. Se dice que el yacimiento incluye dos canales o cursos de agua que comprendían los supuestos «diques secos, junto con dos grandes piedras areniscas, consideradas parte de los enormes cimientos de un antiguo templo. La zona circundante, llamada Mina al-Hosn, se traduce como «puerto de la fortaleza» en árabe. Nunca se obtuvo una datación precisa de las estructuras, pero se encontraron algunos hallazgos de cerámica en el yacimiento que se fecharon en el siglo V a. C.

La polémica surgió en junio de 2012, cuando el Ministro de Cultura libanés, Gaby Layoun, autorizó a una empresa privada llamada Venus Towers Real Estate Development Company a destruir las ruinas para el proyecto de construcción de tres rascacielos y un jardín en Mina al-Hosn, detrás del Hotel Monroe, en el centro de Beirut, por valor de 500 millones de dólares. Las cartas de Francesco Bandarin, Subdirector General de Cultura de la UNESCO y Director del Centro del Patrimonio Mundial, y del Consejo Internacional de Monumentos y Sitios (ICOMOS) fechadas en marzo y mayo de 2012, respectivamente, expresaban su preocupación y se ofrecían a aportar su experiencia y sus opiniones sobre el lugar, ofertas que parecen haber sido rechazadas por el Ministro. El supuesto puerto fue clasificado como patrimonio cultural por el anterior ministro Salim Wardeh y su comité científico, que incluía a Laure Salloum, Anis Chaya, Nadine Panayot y Assaad Seif, basándose en el informe de Sayegh. Varios otros expertos y arqueólogos expresaron opiniones que sugerían la importancia del hallazgo, como Jean Yves Empereur (director de investigación del CNRS y director del Centro de Estudios de Alejandría), David Blackman (investigador de la Universidad de Oxford), Marguerite Yon (directora de investigación emérita de la Universidad de Lyon y antigua directora de la Misión Arqueológica Francesa de Salamina, Kaliopi Baika, Citio y Ras Shamra-Ugarit), Ana-Maria Busila (doctora de la Universidad de Iasi, Rumanía) y Jean-Christophe Sourisseau (responsable de la excavación de Citio en Chipre). La afirmación de que el yacimiento era un puerto fue rebatida por un nuevo comité científico de arqueólogos nombrado por Layoun que incluía a Hassan Salame Sarkis, Albert Naccache y Samir Chami, basándose en los informes de Hanz Curver (que en un principio apoyó los hallazgos de Sageyh, pero luego revirtió su opinión) y Ralph Pedersen, investigador asociado del Instituto de Arqueología Náutica y que ahora enseña en Marburgo (Alemania). El informe de Pederson fue encargado por la empresa constructora y desestimó las afirmaciones de Sayegh de que las zanjas podían haber sido utilizadas como puerto o dique seco según varios criterios. Se cuestionó el tamaño y la elevación de las trincheras, su idoneidad para los barcos militares, su similitud con otros muelles fenicios de la zona y la distancia al mar. Las trincheras de los diques secos de la época también solían tener agujeros cortados en sus laterales para colocar los soportes de madera para los barcos, y éstos no estaban presentes en la parcela de Minet el-Hosn. Se sugirió que eran gradas para una cantera, pero su finalidad exacta no tiene consenso aparente. El problema de la distancia al mar no pudo explicarse debido a las fluctuaciones del nivel del mar en el periodo fenicio, pero no se dio ninguna fecha firme a la construcción de las zanjas cortadas en el lecho de roca.

El contrato de Hisham Sayegh con el Ministerio no fue renovado y el 27 de junio afirmó haber dimitido en una carta en la que acusaba a Venus Towers de intento de soborno para falsear la información científica. «Rechacé con los anteriores ministros de Cultura los sobornos que me ofreció generosamente la empresa Venus, propietaria de los terrenos, para que aceptáramos falsear la verdad científica y desviar el origen y la importancia de este descubrimiento en el corazón de la capital, Beirut».

El exministro Wardeh fue citado diciendo «Ninguna persona en su sano juicio imaginaría que es posible dar una orden por teléfono a una empresa para que demuela el lugar, y que la empresa esté lista con excavadoras para llevar a cabo la destrucción sin esperar a que el decreto se publique en el Boletín Oficial».

Basándose en la información de Sayegh, en una carta fechada en abril de 2011, Assaad Seif, coordinador de investigaciones y excavaciones arqueológicas en el Líbano de la Dirección General de Antigüedades, respaldó el descubrimiento y pidió que se protegiera la zona, sugiriendo la concesión de una compensación justa a la empresa constructora. Lo calificó como un hallazgo importante para el estudio de la época fenicia en Beirut, en particular antes del año 100 a .C., y dijo: «Tenemos que preservar este yacimiento y la manzana que lo rodea, lo que exigiría a la empresa constructora realizar las modificaciones oportunas en su proyecto»Seif coincide ahora con el informe de evaluación del comité internacional y el informe de los expertos en que BEY194 no se utilizó como puerto y en que los datos de Sayegh no eran en absoluto fiables y presentaban muchas incoherencias en la estratigrafía y la datación.

Otras sociedades civiles y organizaciones libanesas han suscitado críticas y controversias sobre el asunto. Pascale Ingea, presidenta de la Asociación para la Protección del Patrimonio Libanés ha encabezado los esfuerzos para detener la demolición, declarando: «No queda nada. Nos horrorizan los que queman neumáticos. Pero los verdaderos vándalos llevan corbatas. Si lo hubiéramos sabido antes, habríamos podido detener esta masacre. Otro de los principales activistas, Giorgio Tarraf, portavoz de Salvar el Patrimonio de Beirut, expresó su horror ante la rapidez y el alcance de la demolición». Entrevistado por Al Akhbar (Líbano), dijo: «[Ellos (el gobierno) hablaban de una especie de enfoque de mitigación en el que trasladarían las piedras y las preservarían de forma que se dejara espacio para el desarrollo. Ni siquiera eso ocurrió en la actualidad no va a quedar nada». Tras las acciones de estas ONG libanesas y de activistas como Raja Noujem, una decisión del juez Nadim Zouein paralizó temporalmente las actividades de construcción. Zouein se negó a prolongar la prohibición más allá del lunes 9 de julio, diciendo que era mejor dirigirse al Consejo de la Shura para este tipo de decisiones. Además, el 9 de julio se supo que la empresa constructora Venus Towers no tenía la licencia adecuada para excavar el solar por un error administrativo. La empresa fue multada con 500.000 libras libanesas y su director general Mohammed Kassem admitió la caducidad de su licencia, además de confirmar su opinión de que no había pruebas de la presencia de una construcción naval o un puerto en sus terrenos.

La empresa constructora Venus ha bloqueado actualmente el acceso para que la gente pueda acceder y fotografiar o grabar el yacimiento, sin embargo, activistas y manifestantes se han subido a los árboles para arrojar sobre los muros barcos de papel con el lema «Manos fuera de nuestro puerto fenicio».

La destrucción del yacimiento arqueológico BEY194 tuvo lugar dos días antes de la publicación de la decisión del ministro Layoun en el Boletín Oficial, lo que ha llevado a afirmar que actuó en violación de la legislación libanesa y a sentar un preocupante precedente para acciones similares en el futuro. El ministerio mantiene que la desclasificación del yacimiento se hizo mediante los procedimientos legales adoptados por las instituciones gubernamentales.

El informe de Pederson concluía que las trincheras tenían una anchura de 3,9 m} y 4,2 m}, lo que sólo es suficiente para pequeños afractos de unos 18 metros de longitud, que no eran paralelas, que estaban a diferentes alturas y que no formaban parte de un complejo militar. Y lo que es más importante, los fondos de las trincheras no tenían la suave pendiente necesaria para subir y bajar barcos: había pequeñas pendientes de unos 8 a 9 metros de longitud, escalones, zonas llanas e incluso una parte que presentaba una ligera inclinación inversa. Aunque descarta con autoridad que el yacimiento de BEY194 sea un puerto fenicio, no ofrece ninguna sugerencia sobre el uso que pudieron tener las zanjas y en qué fecha, reservando las especulaciones sobre su función como «intrigantes» y que quizás ahora seguirán siendo un misterio para siempre.

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Enlaces externos

Historia de Beirut
Yacimientos arqueológicos de Líbano


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