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They're back: Tall ships returning to Coos Bay, Astoria in October
From October 2-7, Lady Washington will be docked in Coos Bay while Hawaiian Chieftain will be in Astoria.
They're back: Tall ships returning to Coos Bay, Astoria in October From October 2-7, Lady Washington will be docked in Coos Bay while Hawaiian Chieftain will be in Astoria. Check out this story on statesmanjournal.com: https://stjr.nl/2NMFz7l
Abby Luschei, Salem Statesman Journal Published 6:00 a.m. PT Sept. 5, 2018 | Updated 9:43 a.m. PT Sept. 5, 2018
The replica sailing ship Lady Washington arrived in Port Orchard on Wednesday. Wochit
The Hawaiian Chieftan, seen from the Lady Washington, as the two tall ships participate in a mock battle while on a cruise out of Olympia, Washington where they were participating in the annual Olympia Harbor Days September 1, 2018.(Photo: KELLY JORDAN / Statesman Journal)Buy Photo
If you missed the chance to see famous tall ships Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain in person or just cannot get enough of them, good news: they are coming back to Oregon in October.
Yes, you read that right — except this time, the two vessels will not be docked at the same port. From October 2-7, Lady Washington will be docked in Coos Bay while Hawaiian Chieftain will be in Astoria.
Zachary Stocks, the program development officer at Grays Harbor Historical Seaport, said that having the boats at different ports helps them expand their reach on the coast.
More: Famous Tall Ships Heading to Coos Bay & Astoria in July
"Fall is actually our busiest time of year," he said. "Folks come home from their summer travels and want to enjoy the last bit of sunshine before the rain starts."
Lady Washington, which has been featured in movies and series including "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," "Star Trek: Generations" and ABC's "Once Upon A Time," is "a replica of the first American vessel to make landfall on the west coast," according to a press release from Grays Harbor Historical Seaport.
Along with Hawaiian Chieftain, the two ships visit approximately 40 ports each year where visitors get the chance to experience life at sea during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Read previous coverage of the tall ships:
Tall ships featured in 'Pirates of the Caribbean,' 'Star Trek' to dock in Newport
Highly anticipated tall ships may not come back to Newport in July
Famous tall ships heading to Coos Bay and Astoria in July
Since the tall ships will not be moored together, Battle Sails, excursions where both ships recreate an authentic 18th-century naval battle, will not be available. However, Adventure Sails and stationary dockside tours are being offered along with the option for schools to reserve maritime heritage field trips. Each ship can also be chartered for private events.
Parade of Sails: Tall ships travel the Delaware River in Philadelphia
The Spirit of Bermuda tall ship sails through the waters of the Delaware River during the Parade of Sails at Penn's Landing, Philadelphia, Thursday, May 24, 2018. The visiting tall ships are part of a three-day Philadelphia and Camden waterfront festival. (Jose F. Moreno/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP) Jose F. Moreno, AP
Tall ships make their way up the Delaware River near the Benjamin Franklin bridge during the Parade of Sails in Philadelphia, Thursday, May 24, 2018. The visiting tall ships are part of a three-day Philadelphia and Camden waterfront festival. (Jose F. Moreno/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP) Jose F. Moreno, AP
The Oliver Hazard Perry tall ship prepares to dock during the Parade of Sails on the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Thursday, May 24, 2018. The visiting tall ships are part of a three-day Philadelphia and Camden waterfront festival. (David Swanson/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP) David Swanson Graph, AP
Scheduled sails and tours areas follows:
Lady Washington, Coos Bay
Location: Coos Bay City Dock, S Bayshore Drive and Anderson Avenue
Tuesday, Oct. 2: Lady Washington Arrives
Wednesday, Oct. 3: Vessel Tours from 4 to 5 p.m., $5 donation
Thursday, Oct. 4: Vessel Tours from 4 to 5 p.m., $5 donation
Friday, Oct. 5:
Vessel Tours from 4 to 5 p.m., $5 donation
Evening Sail from 6 to 8 p.m., $42-49
Saturday, Oct. 6:
Vessel Tours from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., $5 donation
Adventure Sail from 2 to 4 p.m., $42-49
Sunday, Oct. 7:
Monday, Oct. 8: Closed
Tuesday, Oct. 9: Transit to Oakland
Hawaiian Chieftain, Astoria
Location: Port of Astoria's East Mooring Basin, between 36th Street and 37th Street in Astoria
Tuesday, Oct. 2: Hawaiian Chieftain Arrives
History Sail: "Oregon's Pirate" from 2 to 4:00 p.m., $55, "Did Sir Francis Drake make landfall in Oregon in 1579? Sail with archaeologist Melissa Darby of the Oregon Heritage Speaker Bureau who will point out the historical and linguistic evidence for Drake's presence on the Oregon Coast."
Tickets available for purchase at www.historicalseaport.org, for more information call 360-532-8611.
Abby Luschei is the entertainment reporter for the Statesman Journal; she can be reached at aluschei@statesmanjournal.com. Follow her on Twitter @abbyluschei or facebook.com/luscheiabby.
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PHOTOS: Things to do coming up in and around Salem
Harmony on the Water features a catered dinner, a cruise on the Willamette Queen and live entertainment from the Oregon SenateAires Barbershop Chorus and quartets and the history of the Willamette Valley reenacted onboard by presenters, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, July 18, docked at Riverfront Park. Reserve a spot by calling 503-371-1103. Courtesy of Jerry Herrmann
The Salem Puppet Parade, as part of the Children's Parade, is an all-ages event featuring puppets made of reused and recycled items, check-in at 8:45, parade at 9:30 a.m. Friday, July 19, Salem Art Association, meet at the corner of High and Leffelle streets. Free to participate; register puppets at https://bit.ly/2LgC1N6. ABBY LUSCHEI / Statesman Journal
Nathan Brannon is a Portland-based comedian who has been making people all over the Pacific Northwest laugh for years; he's opened for the likes of Dave Chappelle, Damon Wayans, and Maria Bamford, 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, July 19-20, Capitol City Theater. Tickets cost $14 online plus service fee or $18 at the door. capitolcitytheater.com. Julie Adams-Person
Glimpse: A Pop-Up Art Gallery features artwork by artists Joshua Blue and B.Hammond, live music, appetizers, wine and beer, open gallery from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., reception starts at 6 p.m. Saturday, July 20, The Gray Lab. Free admission. Courtesy of Common Era Collective
70th annual Salem Art Fair & Festival will feature more than 200 artists, live music and entertainment on three stages, art activities, craft beer/wine gardens, food/drink vendors and more, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 19-20 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 21, Bush's Pasture Park. $5 day pass, $10 three day pass, free for ages 16 and younger and Oregon Trail Card members, free for all between 3 and 5 p.m. Sunday. salemart.org. Statesman Journal file
The YMCA Used Books/Surplus Sale will feature a variety of books, equipment, supplies and other items will be on sale, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 19-21, Salem Family YMCA. No book costs more than $1.25; $3 sack, $5 box and $4 mystery box Sunday only. 503-581-9622. MOLLY J. SMITH / Statesman Journal file
Pints for Pits is a fundraiser for Born Again Pit Bull Rescue where $4 from every $8 limited edition event glass will benefit their community programs, noon to midnight until glasses sell out Saturday, July 20, Vagabond Brewing. 503-512-9007. WHITNEY WOODWORTH / Statesman Journal
Rust-O-Rama is a car show featuring hot rods, rat rods, traditional customs and more, as well as live music, vendors, kid's corner, raffles, pin-up contest, poker walk and more, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 20, Oregon State Fairgrounds, entry through the yellow gate. $5 admission (9 a.m.), $20 car entry fee (8 a.m.) open to 1965 and older American vehicles, $5 entry for 1979 and older motorcycles. bomberscc.com/events/rust-o-rama. Cathy Skelton
Bring blankets, low-back chairs and snacks for this screening of "Moana," begins at approximately 8:45/9 p.m. Saturday, July 20, Riverfront Park Amphitheater, 200 Water St. NE. Free, donations are suggested. salemmoviesinthepark.com. Disney
The Canterbury Renaissance Faire offers an interactive environment modeled after a Summer Market Faire from the "Good Queen Bess" (Elizabeth I, 1558-1603) era. It features demonstrations, full-contact jousting, a tavern, food and more, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day, July 20-21 and 27-28, 6569 Valley View Road, Silverton. $15-27 adults, $12-21 ages 6-12 and ages 60 and older, free for ages 5 and younger; free parking. canterburyfaire.com. ANNA REED / Statesman Journal
The Great Oregon Steam-Up will feature all 14 heritage museums and daily activities including demonstrations, trolley and train rides, vintage tractors, cars and trucks, sawmilling and blacksmithing, July 27-28 and Aug. 3-4, Powerland Heritage Park. $15, $25 weekend pass, $10 for ages 13-18 or $15 weekend pass, free for ages 12 and younger. powerlandheritagepark.com. MOLLY J. SMITH / Statesman Journal file
The Homer Davenport Community Festival will feature traditions including Davenport Races, Homer's Parade, live entertainment, food, arts, crafts and more, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Aug. 2-3 and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 4, Silverton. homerdavenport.com. ANNA REED / Statesman Journal file
Need a new profile picture? Here are 10 Instagram-worthy locations in the Salem-area that are sure to spice up your profile. Learn more at www.statesmanjournal.com. ANNA REED / Statesman Journal
Hoopla is Oregon's largest 3v3 street basketball tournament event held in downtown Salem, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 3 and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 4, Oregon State Capitol. $180 per team, $200 after June 17 (deadline to register is July 16). oregonhoopla.com. ANNA REED / Statesman Journal
The Polk County fair will feature bouncy houses, games, vendors, a rodeo, live entertainment and more, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 8-10, Polk County Fairgrounds. $10 day pass, $25 season pass for adults, $7 day pass, $18 season pass for ages 62 and older, $5 day pass, $13 season pass for ages 11-14, free for ages 10 and younger and military with ID; free parking. co.polk.or.us/fair/annual/2019-polk-county-fair. Statesman Journal file
"John R. Stahl: Oregon Artist" celebrates the life and legacy of Stahl (1937-2017) and features a wide range his works created over a 45 year span, through Aug. 11, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Study Gallery and Print Study Center. willamette.edu/go/john-stahl. Aaron Johanson
Oregon's largest Christian music festival, Fish Fest, returns with Matt Maher, Zach Williams, Mac Powell and the Family Reunion, We Are Messengers, Ryan Stevenson and Mark Lee, 2 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17. Riverfront Park. $15-150. fishfestportland.com. RICHARD LUI / USA TODAY Network
The Oregon State Fair features rides, games, Dog Town, Artisan's Village, vendors, food, concerts, competitions, petting zoo and more, Aug. 23 to Sept. 2, Oregon State Fairgrounds. Pre-sale $6 adults, $4 children admission tickets and $37.50 wristbands through Aug. 22; $8 adult, $6 children, $50 wristband regular. oregonstatefair.org. ANNA REED / Statesman Journal
Shop local vendors for handmade, handcrafted and homegrown products at the Salem Saturday Market, opening day is 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday through October, 865 Marion St. NE. www.salemcommunitymarkets.com. Abby Luschei
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Michael Ryan Yunck (August 19, 1918 – September 1, 1984) was a United States Marine Corps aviator and a flying ace of World War II, credited with shooting down five enemy aircraft in aerial combat.

Yunck was born in Detroit, Michigan, on August 19, 1918. His action was on October 26 – December 10, 1942 in action against enemy Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands area. He was a part of the Battalion, Marine Observation Squadron 251 (VMO-251). He was awarded the Silver Star for his actions in the war. He later served as a helicopter pilot in the Vietnam War, where he was awarded a second Silver Star after his leg had to be amputated. He was also presented with the Distinguished Flying Cross.

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The Motswasejane family has been left homeless after cyclone Dineo that hit the country a couple of weeks ago, tore apart the mud hut that the already poverty-stricken family called home.
"In a split second, everything was gone. We now live where we can, today we are crammed in my grandmother's one room, tomorrow will sort itself out," says Gorataone Motswasejane. Based in Mokhomba, a settlement not far from the mining town of Jwaneng, the 29-year old sobs as she looks around the jumbled mess that a few weeks ago was a home she shared with a mother (59), four siblings aged 14,11,10 and her son (seven). It is certainly a stressful situation for the young mother, who says her family just needs a little help, a place to stay until she gets on her two feet. "It was barely liveable but it was home.
Now we literally have nothing. I don't know how and when we will rebuild since I'm not even able to help my mother," said Gorataone who until recently was the family's sole breadwinner.She is bed-ridden, having been diagnosed with Tuberculosis and Meningitis late last year. Gorataone studied painting and decorating at CITF and for a while, she said things were a little better because she could do 'piece-jobs' and other menial jobs at construction sites in Gaborone."I was able to help with food and other stuff but now I have become an even bigger burden for my mother," she said. Now the Motswasejanes struggle to find food daily.
Gorataone said apart from welfare assistance, the food package, which doesn't even last two weeks, they survive by only what people give to them. When the Botswana Guardian team visited the family, she broke down a few times. "I have been through a lot in my life, my whole family actually as my mother struggled to raise us and now my child will grow up in the same situation of constantly fighting to survive one more day. It breaks my heart," she said.
She told this publication that the family has long swallowed their pride and are pleading for assistance. "If we can just have a place of our own where we can lay our heads, it will be one less thing to worry about". There is an immediate need to build another hut; through, she hopes, the assistance of volunteers. But ultimately, she dreams that a Good Samaritan or government can finally build them a proper house, which will give them dignity.


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27 Felton Street is a large four bedroom detached property located in the popular village of Felton. The property is need of some updating and modernising, but has tremendous potential to create a superb family home, a large living room and four double bedrooms. The property benefits from a detached garage and additional parking with driveway. Upon arrival at the property the front door opens to a hallway which leads through to the spacious lounge, fitted kitchen, and downstairs cloakroom. The kitchen is fitted with a range of matching wall and floor cupboards with a door taking you to the back garden as well as access to the spacious lounge. The lounge is a light and airy room which overlooks the large front garden and rear garden. There are four double bedrooms with and additional small box room. The family bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite comprising a bath, wash hand basin and a WC.
Outside to the front of the property there is a driveway leading to the detached garage. The gardens are large to the front and rear, and benefits from open countryside views.
27 Felton Street is located in the village of Felton, and its nearby village of Winford boasts a village shop, public house and primary school. Chew Magna, which is close by offers further everyday shopping facilities as well as a bank a dental surgery and three public houses. The regional centre of Bristol is 8 miles to the north whilst the Heritage City of Bath is some 20 miles away with good road connections leading to them. Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from Bristol (98 minutes) and Bath (85 minutes). Bristol International Airport is 10 minutes (3 miles) away. The area is also well known for its variety and diversity of sporting and leisure facilities. Walking and cycling may be undertaken in the immediate locality. There are leisure centres at Chew Magna, Backwell and Long Ashton. Golf courses at Long Ashton and Downside. Sailing at Chew Valley Lake and fishing also at Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes. The property falls within the catchment area for Winford Church School, Chew Magna Primary School and Chew Valley School (secondary), both of which are highly regarded.
All those items usually regarded as retained to the vendors are specifically reserved out of the sale, although some may be available to the purchaser if required at valuation.
Mains water, mains electricity and mains drainage. Gas Central Heating.
When entering the village of Felton from Chew Magna, Felton Street can be found on your left hand side. 27 Felton Street is near the top of the road on the left.


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When i watched someone playing the game, the game said "You distrakted the driver"!
Okay, i figured by my self that this is a bad thing to do.
But...what does it do...in this game?
Does the Car crashes with another Car...or a tree? or...what will happen, when you are distrakting the driver to often?
There are several "inactive" features that you can see during the demo. The glovebox (which is locked), the radio (which is broken)... They are there but you can't use them. The "distraction-feature" seems to be there but inactive too. I think the accident-theory sounds reasonable.


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Trans adults four times more likely to have attempted suicide than straight, cis peers
Trans adults are four times more likely than straight, cisgender adults to have made at least one suicide attempt in their lifetime, a new report has found.
Twenty-four per cent of trans adults have made more than one serious suicide attempt in their life, compared with one per cent of cisgender, heterosexual (cis-het) adults. And 18 per cent of trans adults have made one serious attempt to take their own life, compared with seven per cent of cis-het adults.
Trans adults are also significantly more likely to have self-harmed – 49 per cent of trans adults have self harmed more than once, compared to five per cent of cis-het adults. Twice as many trans adults (eight per cent) have self-harmed once, compared to cis-het adults (four per cent).
And when it comes to thoughts of suicide, 66 per cent of trans adults have thought about killing themselves more than once in their lives, compared with 16 per cent of cis-het adults.
The health disparities and barriers to care for trans communities are described in a new report by the Center for American Progress, a liberal think-tank based in Washington, DC.
The elevated suicide risks for trans adults stem from social factors including family rejection, institutional discrimination, living in poverty, housing insecurity, criminalisation and a lack of access to gender-affirming healthcare. These issues are not all unique to trans adults, but disproportionately affect trans communities, especially trans people of colour.
The report draws on existing research to show that discrimination, stigma and violence significantly affect the physical and mental health of trans adults, who suffer from more chronic health conditions and are more likely to have health problems related to HIV, substance use, mental illness, and sexual and physical violence than cis adults.
Trans adults are more than twice as likely to have depression compared to cis-het adults and report having poor mental health for twice as many days. Trans adults are also more likely to have people treat them as though they are stupid, dishonest or scary than cis-het adults.
Moreover, trans adults are not only far more likely to have poorer health than cis adults, but encounter challenges and inequalities in accessing healthcare. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated these issues, especially for trans people of colour, the report concludes.
Suicide is preventable. Readers who are affected by the issues raised in this story are encouraged to contact Samaritans on 116 123 (www.samaritans.org), or Mind on 0300 123 3393 (www.mind.org.uk). Readers in the US are encouraged to contact the National Suicide Prevention Line on 1-800-273-8255.
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He was born in 1945 in Bombay, India but took his first steps in Scotland where his family moved when he was only 6 months old. At the age of 3 his family moved again to southern England where he received his early education. As a youngster he was attracted to Astronomy but this interest slowly faded away to concentrate in Chemistry. As an undergraduate student at London University he did research on iron enneacarbonyl, Fe2(CO)9, in Alan Massey's laboratory. This work lead to his first publication—a short communication that appeared in the journal Nature. Not a bad start for an undergraduate student! His doctoral studies under the mentoring of Don C. Bradley were carried out at Queen Mary College in London where he first encountered dialkyamido and alkoxo ligands. In those days, he utilized these ligands to synthesize compounds mostly of high-valent species such as M(IV) where M = Cr, Mo, Nb, as well as W(VI). The work on low-coordinate metal complexes augmented his love for inorganic chemistry. In 1969 he crossed the Atlantic to take a position as lecturer and postdoctoral associate at the University of Western Ontario working on platinum chemistry in Howard C. Clark's laboratory. This is where he acquired a long term appreciation for the usefulness of NMR spectroscopy for the study of diamagnetic inorganic compounds. In a three year period as a postdoc he published 18 papers. Afterwards, he accepted his first appointment as an independent scientist at Princeton University where he was recruited by Kurt Mislow, a theorist well-known for exploring concepts of stereochemistry, especially chirality. Princeton is where I first met him.
During the early Princeton days Malcolm was studying the reactivity of tungsten and molybdenum compounds with alkoxo and dialkylamido ligands. When MoCl3 was reacted with LiNR2, R = Me, Et, the isolated products produced well-defined 1H and 13C NMR signals suggesting such compounds were diamagnetic. The volatile products produced mass spectrometric spectra consistent with a formula Mo2(NR2)6. The corresponding tungsten compounds produced similar data. It was clear to Malcolm that such compounds were analogous to one reported some years earlier by Geoff Wilkinson, namely Mo2(CH2SiMe3)6, but no follow-up to such compounds had been done. Malcolm quickly recognized he had an unexplored gold mine in front of him. However, he had a problem. It was important to be absolutely sure of the structure and to determine the metal–metal separations. Today, this would be an easy task since almost all chemistry departments have an X-ray diffractometer and computers (even laptops) fast enough to process the data. In many cases a crystal structure can be determined in a few hours. This was not the case in the mid-seventies when diffractometers were slow and scarce. At that time, crystallographic studies were far from being routine. To run a program often required hauling boxes of computer cards to a computing center and then waiting for hours, often overnight, to run a program, e. g., a Patterson map or a difference Fourier map. Because his new compounds contained metal–metal bonds Malcolm approached F. A. Cotton (Al) and this is how a long-lasting collaboration and friendship ensued. Fortunately for me, I had the opportunity to be involved in some of the initial studies at Texas A&M University.
One early morning in the spring of 1976, when I was about to finish my doctoral work, Al came to me and said: "Carlos, you have worked in an excellent public university. It would be good for you to see what an excellent private university looks like, but most importantly, to work for this new assistant professor who someday will be a star." Of course he was referring to Malcolm. How right he was!
After talking to Malcolm, he and Al decided to swap graduating students. In this way Mike Extine, Malcolm's first PhD graduate, went to Texas A&M University and I became Malcolm's first postdoc. Upon arrival at Princeton the first impression was great. Malcolm radiated his characteristic exuberantly contagious enthusiasm, especially for the chemical area he was opening of ethane-like compounds such as those having the formula M2(NR2)6, M = Mo, W and R = Me or Et, that contained σ2π4 metal–metal triple bonds and a D3d structure (Fig. 1). He also showed great empathy and lots of patience for this Costa Rican who was hearing for the first time this is wonderful yet somewhat exotic accent that I had not encountered in Texas. One of the first projects I took was to optimize the synthesis of Mo2(NMe2)4Cl2 which was viewed as an essential starting material giving the halide handles it possessed. This compound had been synthesized in his group taking advantage of the strong Si–N bonds by reacting Mo2(NMe2)6 with Me3SiCl but the yields were poor and the purity not so great. After playing with various variables—in a laboratory located in a charming old building, that was very uncomfortable in the hot summer without air-conditioning—the yields were essentially quantitative and the purity was great, as shown by the 1H NMR spectrum of the isolated product. Because indeed the compound proved to be an excellent starting material the reaction was repeated several times. However, much to our surprise we could no longer make it when the cool days of fall arrived.
Sitting with Malcolm in his office, he questioned in his methodical yet paternalistic manner the purity of the starting materials, solvents, dry-box. But nothing worked. It then became obvious that perhaps it was necessary to heat the reaction mixture; we thought that perhaps a hot water bath would help. But no matter what was done, the irreproducibility continued. Suddenly we learned a lesson in serendipity. Mild heating at around 35–40 °C brought back the 100% yields. This was one of those rare occasions in which a temperature of about 20–25 °C did not induce a reaction and anything above about 40–50 °C would only produce intractable materials. Malcolm was excited about this result but jokingly pointed out that Mother Nature had also figured out that 37 °C was perfectly suited for most enzymatic reactions and so he taught me an important lesson that was useful later on for other synthetic enterprises: always monitor all conditions no matter how irrelevant they may appear to be.
Malcolm then moved to Indiana University in 1978. In January 2000 he did his final relocation going from Bloomington to The Ohio State University as a Distinguished Professor of Mathematical and Physical Sciences where he continued to develop the area of ethane-like dimetal compounds—the field he and his group had grown to maturity. His group generated several hundreds of publications in this area. His inquisitive mind also led him to ask questions not only on the nature of the triple bond but also became interested in related quadruple bonds and the search for ways to generate supramolecular species with species having such bonds. A new passion was born when he began to interrogate, by means of ultra-fast spectroscopy, compounds having two linked species each with a metal–metal quadruple bond. In these species each M–M unit has a σ2π4δ2 electronic structure and thus they are diamagnetic. However, oxidation by one electron generate paramagnetic species with an unpaired electron located in a δ bond. By interrogating species derived from the so-called paddlewheel structures linked by tetradentate ligands such as dicarboxylates with ultra-fast spectroscopic method his group significantly contributed to the understanding of such bonds. This was an area of interest to Al Cotton and myself and thus allowed us to continue a close collaboration and friendship.
More recently, he had developed interest for studies of polymers, especially those which would be biodegradable as well as new forms of metallo polymers and liquid crystals. Being green was one of the motivations to move to Ohio where there was a strong interest in materials research. This shows a breath of interests which were, in no way, limited to species with metal–metal bonds.
Because of his contributions to chemistry, Malcolm received multiple honors besides those mentioned in the initial paragraph. Some of the most relevant are being a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Chemical Society (ACS), the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and Die Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher - Leopoldina. He also was honored with the Basolo Medal of the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society and Northwestern University, the Bailar Medal of the University of Illinois and the Nyholm prize of the Royal Society of Chemistry. He was named Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Chemistry at The Ohio State University, and for some years served as chair of the department. He also received two of the most prestigious awards in inorganic chemistry bestowed by the ACS: the ACS Award in Inorganic Chemistry and the ACS Award for Distinguished Service in the Advancement of Inorganic Chemistry. He had also been an Alfred P. Sloan Fellow, Henry and Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar, Corday-Morgan Medal and Prize of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Guggenheim Fellow, Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall in Cambridge, Chairman of the ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry, Alexander von Humboldt Senior Scientist Awardee, Royal Society of Chemistry Awardee for the Chemistry and Electrochemistry of Transition Metals, Centenary Medalist and Lecturer of the Royal Society of Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Faculty Award for Research at Indiana University, and Davy Medal of The Royal Society of Chemistry (London).
One dreadful day in June of 2011, I received an e-mail from Malcolm asking me to give him a call whenever I could. This is when he told me he had been diagnosed with colon cancer. He wanted to talk to me since I had had some experience with a related disease. Amazingly he was as cheerful as any other day. It was no secret that Malcolm was always lively and provided a spark of gracefulness and humor at any party. After undergoing treatment, he would update me. One would have never been able to guess that he was fighting cancer by observing his positive demeanor. In mid-April of 2012 he wrote indicating that his beloved wife, Cyndy, was not doing well. Shortly thereafter his pillar passed away. In spite of all of this turmoil, he and his group continued to push forward and generate great science. As of the day this tribute was written, he had already published 15 papers in 2015.
For someone so productive, he never made a secret of his love for his sons: Calum and twins Selby and Derek, as well as for his students and extended scientific family. He passed away at the age of 70 on November 20, 2015. In the words of his sons: he was not afraid of passing, because he had a wonderful life thanks to all the friends and family that had given him so many happy memories.
Rest in peace my friend! The seeds you so lovingly and gallantly cultivated and nurtured will continue to sprout fruit-bearing plants. You will continue to positively influence the inorganic chemistry community and your inspiration will live on. We will sorely miss you.
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The Aït Oussa, is a large Sahrawi tribe in Morocco.
They are a branch of the Tekna tribes

The tribe numbers about 50,000 persons. The Aït Oussa tribes speak  and Hassaniya Arabic, and are Muslims, mainly belonging to the Maliki school of Sunni Islam.

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Massen's nomination as the Christian Democratic Union's candidate for the Bundestag sparked criticism
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A clear demarcation from the AfD from within its ranks is also required.
nomination Controversial former German constitution protection chief Hans-Georg Massen As the Christian Democratic Union candidate for the Bundestag in the state of Thuringia, he causes unrest within the union. The Secretary-General of the Christian Democratic Union, Paul Zimiak, called for "a sharp demarcation of the borders of the AfD." She described Christian Democratic Union member Karen Brian Mason as "a marginal figure on the democratic spectrum." The sharp criticism also came from the German Left Party.
"I expect from every candidate: a clear commitment to the values and policies of the Christian Democratic Union, as well as a sharp demarcation from the AfD," Zimiac told the editorial network in Germany. Any cooperation with this party is excluded. At the same time, the Secretary-General of the Christian Democratic Union cautiously commented on the nomination in Thuringia: "We are a decentralized and federally organized party." Local members had made a democratic decision about their constituency's candidate in the legally specified procedure.
"A marginal figure on the democratic spectrum"
Christian Democratic Union member Karen Breen told the Funk Media Group newspapers that Mason is "a marginal figure in the democratic spectrum with whom most Christian Democrats do not share." Schleswig-Holstein Minister of Education has warned that Maasen is also subject to "a non-negotiable demarcation requirement from the AfD – especially after his candidacy."
The union's deputy parliamentary group leader, Thorsten Frey, said that "even categorically conservative positions, such as those represented by Hans-George Massen, can find a home in the CDU." Nevertheless, each candidate must fit the party's "upper general line", which also includes "no cooperation with the Alternative for Germany".
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Sharp criticism came from the left-wing leader Susan Hennig Welsow. "The CDU has learned nothing from the dam blast in Erfurt," she told the newspaper, intending to elect politician Thomas Kimmerich as prime minister for a short period in Thuringia by votes from the CDU and the Alternative for Germany party in February: "The CDU has learned nothing from the dam blast in Erfurt," 2020. It was Masen's list. A red line, " said Henig-Welsow, who is Janine Whistler's co-chair. "The wall of fire on the right has disappeared. Massen is the hook in three parts. In southern Thuringia there will be a race now on the right edge," said Hennig Welsow.
On the right edge of the CDU
Maasen was nominated by a large majority of the four CDU district associations as a direct candidate for the federal election in September at a representative meeting in Sohl on Friday evening. The controversial former president of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution has long been a right-wing CDU member, a member of the Union of Conservative Values in particular and advocates of a strict path in immigration policy.
Maasen, from North Rhine-Westphalia, headed the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution from 2012 to 2018. In 2018, he was heavily criticized after comparative statements about far-right riots in Chemnitz. He was finally replaced as Head of Constitutional Protection when he later spoke of the "Radical Left Forces" of the Social Democratic Party.
(APA / AFP)
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Digit-lit program comes online for Wivenhoe's mature job seekers
By this Christmas, 10 mature-aged students graduating from The Salvation Army Employment Plus' Digi-Lit Program will have a renewed confidence in their job seeking abilities and may just be able to out-tech-talk the millennials at the family gathering.
The Labour Market Information Portal shows the number of unemployed mature aged (50+) people (5,403) in the Wivenhoe region is almost 10% higher than that of youth (4,933).[1]
With the confidence of this cohort often knocked when they find themselves out of work, Employment Plus Wivenhoe Regional Manager, Krystal Hoskin, says her team is actively looking for ways to provide more support to mature job seekers.
"With the rate that tech changes, how many of us can say with confidence we understand what the programs in front of us are for?
"There's a fear by mature aged students to speak out about this because nobody wants to feel left behind. However, the reality is the recruitment process is only increasingly online. Cover letters and resumes are now complemented with Zoom interviews or a candidate is asked to upload a video to introduce themselves.
"We noticed that all the key skills we needed to assist younger job seekers with also applied to our mature aged students: language, literacy and digital literacy. Somewhere along the way it's assumed all these skills have been accumulated but with digital literacy, unless someone's in front of a computer regularly, it's an unwise assumption to make," she adds.
Forty-four-year-old East Ipswich woman, Tracy Jobe, is one of the job seekers completing the course and says it's not until you start using a computer that you realise how quickly technology changes and how easy it is to be left behind.
"Even knowing whether you've got a good level of digital literacy is quite hard to figure out. But once you start to learn the new programs your confidence grows and new opportunities open up."
"I'm keen to get into aged care work and I know the reporting in that job will require me to feel comfortable around basic computer skills. But I'm now more confident studying for my Cert III in Aged Care and I'm also now able to keep up with my two kids who are using computers at school."
The 12-week program is run by Ipswich TAFE, supported by SEE Funding, and requires participants to attend 10hrs a week.
The course includes setting up Gmail accounts and getting familiar with Google applications like Docs and Jamboard. The group will also gain competency in Microsoft Office, Zoom, Canva and Adobe Spark Video programs.
Term 3 of training concluded on 24th September. Term 4 will see existing students finish their qualification whilst a fresh lot of Employment Plus' mature job seekers will also start their learning journey.
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Georgia Mining Association - Georgia's Kaolin Industry
Georgia's Kaolin Industry Employment, Economic & Environmental Impact. ... More than 4,400 Georgians are employed in the mining and processing of kaolin, making kaolin the state's most important mineral industry - with direct payroll and employee benefits exceeding $232 million annually. Additionally, in 1992, $103 million was paid to ...
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Kaolin (hydrated aluminium silicate, ... kaolinite which pseudomorphs the acicular habit of sillmanite. ... Variable and unpredictable iron-oxide-stained patches dictate selective mining to produce white kaolin which is used in white cement manufacture by Adelaide Brighton Cement Ltd at …
Kaolinite | Definition of Kaolinite by Merriam-Webster
Kaolinite definition is - a white mineral consisting of a hydrous silicate of aluminum that constitutes the principal mineral in kaolin. a white mineral consisting of a hydrous silicate of aluminum that constitutes the principal mineral in kaolin… See the full definition. SINCE 1828.
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Kaolinite | Article about kaolinite by The Free Dictionary
kaolinite (kā`əlĭnīt), clay mineral crystallizing in the monoclinic system and forming the chief constituent of china clay china clay, one of the purest of the clays, composed chiefly of the mineral kaolinite usually formed when granite is changed by hydrothermal metamorphism.
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kaolinite (kā´əlĬnīt), clay mineral crystallizing in the monoclinic system and forming the chief constituent of china clay and kaolin. It is a hydrous aluminum silicate commonly formed by the weathering and decomposition of rocks containing aluminum silicate compounds; feldspar is a chief source.
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Kaolinite is a clay mineral with the chemical composition Al 2 Si 2 O 5 (OH) 4.It is a layered silicate mineral, also known as china clay or kaolin. Source. The name is derived from Gaoling or Kao-Ling ("High Hill") in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province, China.
USGS Minerals Information: Clays
Six types of clays are mined in the United States: ball clay, bentonite, common clay, fire clay, fuller's earth, and kaolin. Mineral composition, plasticity, color, absorption qualities, firing characteristics, and clarification properties are a few of the characteristics used to distinguish between the different clay types.
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Kaolinite: Kaolinite, group of common clay minerals that are hydrous aluminum silicates; they comprise the principal ingredients of kaolin (china clay). The group includes kaolinite and its rarer forms, dickite and nacrite, halloysite, and allophane, which are chemically similar to kaolinite but amorphous.
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The mining works will be performed by a contractor. The proposed processing plant will primarily integrate a run-of-mine (ROM) stockpiling area, a crushing circuit, a clay/sand separation facility, a feldspathic sand circuit, to produce separate quartz and K-feldspar products, and a clay circuit to produce separate kaolinite and halloysite ...
Kaolinite: Kaolinite mineral information and data.
Kaolinite, by name, was known since the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty in the thirteenth century as 'Kaolin earth' and was first properly described by Song Yingxing in 1637 in his book Tian Gong Kai Wu (translated: 'Introduction to Heaven's Handicrafts' or 'The Exploitation of the Works of Nature').
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Kaolinite. Kaolinite is a layered silicate clay mineral which forms from the chemical weathering of feldspar or other aluminum silicate minerals. It is usually white, with occasionally a red color impurity due to iron oxide, or blue or brown from other minerals.
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The term fire clay mineral is synonymous in the English terminology with disordered kaolinite-group minerals (for crystallinity of kaolinite see Section 3.2). The term has been coined based upon the firing temperatures of these kaolinitic clays and refers to the use of the clay to make bricks.
Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey » Kaolinite
Description: Kaolinite is a clay mineral formed by weathering or hydrothermal alteration of other aluminum-rich minerals. It occurs intermixed with halloysite and other clay minerals. It occurs intermixed with halloysite and other clay minerals.
Introduction to Clay Minerals & Soils
Kaolinite: This clay mineral is the weathering product of feldspars. It has a white, powdery appearance. It has a white, powdery appearance. Kaolinite is named after a locality in China called Kaolin, which invented porcelain (known as china) using the local clay mineral.
Kaolinite - Handbook of Mineralogy
Mineral Group: Kaolinite-serpentine group. Occurrence: Replaces other aluminosilicate minerals during hydrothermal alteration and weathering. A common constituent of the clay-size fraction of sediments, where it may be formed by direct precipitation. Association: Quartz, feldspar, muscovite.
Kaolinite: The clay mineral kaolinite information and pictures
Kaolinite is the most abundant clay mineral, and is used for pottery and ceramics. It is also very important in the production of paper, and is used in pharmaceuticals as an ingredient in some medications such as stomach soothers.
kaolinite | Infoplease
kaolinite kā´əlĭnīt [], clay mineral crystallizing in the monoclinic system and forming the chief constituent of china clay and kaolin. It is a hydrous aluminum silicate commonly formed by the weathering and decomposition of rocks containing aluminum silicate compounds feldspar is a chief source.
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Hexagonal sheets of a clay mineral (kaolinite) (SEM image, ×1340 magnification) ... In 2013, analytical tests by the Curiosity rover found results consistent with the presence of smectite clay minerals on the planet Mars. Illite group which includes the clay-micas. Illite is the only common mineral.
Kaolinite | Define Kaolinite at Dictionary.com
A soft, white triclinic mineral occurring in friable masses. Kaolinite forms as the result of the hydrothermal alteration or weathering of feldspar. It is used in the ceramic industry. Chemical formula : Al 2 Si 2 O 5 (OH) 4.
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Hydraulic mining - Wikipedia. Hydraulic mining, or hydraulicking, is a form of mining that uses high-pressure jets of water to dislodge rock material or move sediment. In the placer mining of gold or tin, the resulting water-sediment slurry is directed through sluice boxes to remove the gold.
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222 Kaolinite mining stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free. ... Mineral kaolinite (kaolin) isolated on white background. The main use of the mineral kaolinite is the production of paper; its use ensures the gloss on some grades of coated paper.
Kaolinite - Wikipedia
Mineral used in pre-historic times. Presumably the most important mineral in clay used in pre-historic pottery. ... Kaolinite, by name, was known since the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty in the thirteenth century as "Kaolin earth" and was first properly described by Song Yingxing in 1637 in his book Tian Gong Kai Wu (translated: "Introduction to Heaven ...
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The Transport Ministry said Monday it has begun a nationwide survey on the preferred format for new vehicle license plates. The one selected would be applied from September next year.
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Started in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, the Girl Scouts organization was just a movement, an idea born from a desire to better prepare young girls for the adult life. At 51-years-old, Gordon Low aka "Daisy" gathered eighteen girls from her hometown Savannah, Georgia to teach them what she has learned through her numerous travel. At a time when women didn't have much of a voice, her initiative served as a quiet statement about "girl power." Despite the limitation society has placed on women, the Girl Scouts organization encourages young girls to explore the world beyond the frontiers of the "normal"; from the beginning, girl scouts learned things that were not part of the curriculum in school: telling directions by looking at the stars, played sport and organized themselves to have a positive impact in their communities. Today, the Girl Scouts organization continued the tradition of empowering their members and taking them to unchartered territories.
The most recent field the organization has opened its members to is STEM: Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics. For the girl scouts, it is not a matter of challenging men or trying to prove something, but it is about opening doors that used to be closed. For example, girls who earned STEM-related badges proved to be better decision makers with a more developed critical mind. They also grow up to work more lucrative jobs. This year, the Girl Scouts organization is issuing thirty new badges that the girls can earn as a result of successfully completing activities related to coding, designing robots, spotting online crimes, or protecting the environment. The new badges are meant to ignite girls' interest in engineering and widen the list of fields they could dip their feet into. Participants of this program should be between the age of 5 and eighteen.
Anyone can look at the new badges as an opportunity to increase the number of women working in fields that are still considered "men's world," in the future. And, it probably will change the face of the world of engineers or scientists. However, there is no telling how much pressure will be on the women those girl scouts are becoming.


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COLUMBIA (Telluride)
NAME: Columbia
COUNTY: San Miguel
CLIMATE: Cold winter with snow, cool summer
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Summer COMMENTS: Part of Telluride.
REMAINS: Current Mines.
Columbia was just another camp along the San Miguel River in the late 1870s. It was a silver mining camp at the time and prospered until the silver crash of 1893. The camp was almost deserted when soon thereafter rich gold properties were found and another boom began. Sometime before the gold strike, the name Columbia was changed to Telluride and the rest is history. However, Telluride as a mining town was not without its dark side. In 1901, the town experienced its first major strike that was the forerunner of vicious labor wars that were to last until 1905. Men were killed and others injured until military troops were called to establish order. Telluride also had its snowslides. The worst years were 1902 and 1906 when scores of lives were lost in avalanches. One hundred persons lost their lives in the winter of 1905-1906. Not a ghost town in any sense of the word, it is included here only for the reason its history as a mining town is today submerged in its reputation as a tourist and winter sports center. Forgotten or not even known is its mines have produced about a quarter of a billion dollars in precious metals and many of its best mines are still operating. Submitted by Henry Chenoweth.
Telluride on the road to the Tomboy mine and Imogene Pass
Todd Underwood
Bridal Veil Falls Just north of Telluride - July 2000
Birdal Veil Falls Just North of Telluride - Notice the building just to the left of the falls - this is the restored hydroelectric power plant - July 2000
Bridal Veil Falls with the power house just to the left - July 2000


Culture secretary Matt Hancock has issued a rallying cry to improve diversity across the creative industries at a government-led forum event billed as the first of its kind.
Hancock described diversity within arts and culture both as "a moral imperative" and as making "good business sense", when he addressed more than 100 organisations from sectors including culture, digital and sport at a diversity forum in London.
It is the first time the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has held a cross-industry event on diversity. The forum was intended to bring organisations together and encourage them to share best practice for increasing diversity and social mobility.
Hancock said: "It's crucial that these good intentions are converted into good decisions.
The event also included speeches by Creative Diversity Network chief executive Deborah Williams, who oversees the broadcasting diversity monitoring programme Project Diamond.
The event coincided with the publication of the government's creative sector deal, part of its industrial strategy, which is intended to boost the creative industries and is worth £150 million.


"I'm (expletive) drunk," 23-year-old Whitney Beall is heard saying on the broadcast.
LAKELAND, Fla., Oct. 12 (UPI) -- Whitney Beall, 23, left the party Friday night and got into her vehicle. According to police, she was intoxicated and should not have been driving.
Apparently, she then used her phone to live stream her drive home via the broadcasting service Periscope.
"I'm (expletive) drunk," she said on the broadcast, audibly slurring some of her words.
"I think uh, a flat tire. This is horrible," she added.
In a Facebook post, Authorities said Beall stated multiple times during the broadcast that she had a flat tire, that she didn't know where she was and that she was drunk.
Police said Beall failed a sobriety test and was arrested and booked on a drunk driving charge.
Witnesses who saw the live broadcast called police and clued them in to the Periscope stream, WFLA reported.
"Within minutes we found her driving, flat front tire, she hit the curb again and it was just obvious from that she was intoxicated," Lakeland Police Sgt. Gary Gross said. "She went through the tests, she failed and went to jail."
No one was hurt in this particular incident.
Beall reportedly told WFLA Monday that driving drunk was a mistake and that she had learned a lesson.


Now I can call and say no to the ovaries without exploiting me or make me a hole in the stomach. I took up painting classes, and I will make a presentation and most surprisingly, I realized that "those days" are no longer fatal but instead are the moments when I feel strongly inspired by my best pictures. There is a lot of flower essences that are closely linked to women, namely: For internal processes related to femininity, both the mental (Feel loved, accepted, sincere delivery capacity), and in physical terms, covers many of the common gynecological disorders. The results in menstrual problems are generally very good. Cases of ovarian cysts responded well respecting what other synergies including characterological of each patient. Use cream is very appropriate to apply in the area of breast and abdominal area corresponding to the ovaries. Beyond the pictures of endogenous depression in which it applies, gives very good results to correct hormonal disorders, and also for PMS and the menopause.
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A week has passed since the (apparently) final piece of DLC for Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia was released.
Now that we've seen everything the game has to offer, we'd like to discuss and showcase the various inaccessible content found hidden in the game's code.
For those unaware, Fire Emblem–like many other games–often contains unused content left behind by the developers. Normally one cannot view this content, but this is no obstacle for knowledgeable ROM hackers.
Anyway, below, we've gathered a preliminary list of all the major discoveries since the game released many months ago. Due to the nature of this article, there will be unmarked spoilers.
It's been almost three years since Fire Emblem Awakening arrived in the West and a whole year since fans first poked through the game's files in hopes of finding hidden treasure.
However just yesterday, robotortoise over on the Fire Emblem subreddit stumbled upon an undiscovered nugget: Old Hubba, the comedic fortune-teller from the DLC episodes has his own profile in the Roster, albeit unused.
An old man who just sort of showed up. Mostly useless, though he can assess relationships. Oh, and he's a few millennia old or something. The one with the wildest love life. Born on February 29th.
Having checked the files myself (from my own legitimate copy of Awakening), I can assure you that his whimsical profile is genuine.
Before I hand over the baton to Elieson, I'd like to present one final article (which I've been planning in my heads for ages).
Nearly 3 months have passed since Fire Emblem Fates launched in Japan and while we know pretty much everything about the game now, there are plenty of mysteries that evade us still.
First, a bit of background information. Thanks to recent "technological advances", as soon as Fates came out, it was easily possible to delve into the game's internal files to retrieve all sorts of information (aka data-mining).
So while most fans were busy playing the actual game, a handful of dedicated data-miners (such as SciresM) were pulling stats, dialogue, music and graphics, often before anyone has played up to that part of the game.
Note: Because of the nature of this topic, there will be unmarked spoilers. Please continue at your own risk!
15th April: A 3DS hacker by the name of shinyquagsire23 uncovered various new sound files in the 1.06 update for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, including an unused victory theme for Roy from Binding Blade and Super Smash Bros. Melee (Source).
To my knowledge, the findings are legitimate, but the purpose of the file is less certain. Obviously, there's the possibility that Nintendo is paving the way for Roy as a future DLC character. But on the other hand, it could be a test file or a file from a scrapped project.