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By LINDA MCNATT, The Virginian-Pilot
© June 20, 2005
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. — Slowly, carefully, Christine Brooks Young slipped her fingers into the white cotton gloves and pulled the protective covering over her hands.
Hesitantly, her hand moved to the dark, aged wood lying on the table at the Museum of the Albemarle in Elizabeth City.
Seemingly reaching across the generations, Young touched the artificial leg of Isaac Byrum Jr., her great-grandfather.
"It just makes me very proud, after hearing what he accomplished," said Young, a Suffolk resident who started researching her family history recently and found out about the leg.
"I remember , early on in my life , hearing about a relative who had served in the Civil War."
Byrum, a hard-working farmer from eastern North Carolina, lost his left leg in the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the bloody exchange that many consider the turning point of the War Between the States.
Fitted with a wooden leg at a Richmond hospital once he was released from a Union prison camp, the 24-year-old Byrum walked home and resumed his life. He would clear 55 acres of farmland, marry and have several children.
And, when the first wooden leg wore out, he carved two more – one for everyday use and one for church. In 1916, Byrum was buried in his "good" leg, said Don Pendergraft, museum exhibits chief.
"It really does have its own aura, doesn't it?"
"Everyone is kin to this wooden leg," he added, chuckling. "It probably gets more visitors than any of our other exhibits."
When the museum moves to its new headquarters just across from the Elizabeth City waterfront this fall, the leg will have a prominent place, Pendergraft said. Exhibit space of about 6,000 square feet in the old building will expand to about 50,000 square feet in the new.
As a museum exhibit, a wooden leg is a fairly rare thing, Pendergraft said. He knows of only one other museum in North Carolina with a similar leg, and he's uncertain whether the story behind the other leg is known.
As for the Albemarle leg, it has become, well, a legacy.
The leg, about 24 inches from the cushioned platform to the tip, and weighing more than 10 pounds, was donated to the museum in 1989, and, at that point, Pendergraft had an opportunity to talk with Byrum's granddaughter, Evelyn Jordan . She was 90 at the time, he said, but she had a clear recollection of her grand father's memories about the day he lost his leg.
Byrum was about a half-mile from Union lines on Cemetery Ridge when he was wounded by gunfire. "It was a hot day," Jordan told Pendergraft. "He tried to drag himself to some shade but couldn't for all the other wounded and dead lying around."
Of 800 North Carolinians in one regiment, only about 70 survived. Byrum was a private in the 11th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry. His regiment lost more than half its men at Gettysburg.
As the sun sank lower into the sky on that fateful day in July 1863, flies began to get into Byrum's wound. He told his granddaughter that he ripped off a piece of his uniform shirt and wrapped it around the wound.
"It was about sundown when they finally picked him up off the battlefield," Jordan said. "He said he thought they could have saved his leg if they had picked him up earlier."
Young, a Suffolk businesswoman and wife of a local lawyer, said she thought little about her ancestry when she was younger. But, as she got older, she said, it became more important.
Once she became a grandmother, she wanted to know more about her own family history so she could pass it on to her granddaughter.
She learned about the leg when a cousin, who still lives in North Carolina, stopped by her office one afternoon and announced: "Your great-grandfather's leg is in the Albemarle Museum."
Since then, Young has learned much more.
When the Civil War broke out, Great-Grandpa Byrum was one of the first North Carolinians to answer the call. He was elected a captain in the local volunteers, a position reserved for community leaders.
At Gettysburg, Byrum was picked up by Union soldiers and carted from hospital to hospital. His leg was amputated, and he ended up at Point Lookout, Md., a prison camp notorious for its hardships.
After the war, Byrum was sent to Richmond to be fitted with an artificial leg. He walked home to Chowan County from Virginia's war-torn state capital. No one can even guess how long the trip must have taken.
Once home, a legendary tale about Byrum involves an encounter with Yankee sympathizers.
During the war, they sometimes stole from the families of the men fighting for the South, and one of them made the mistake of taking one of Byrum's wife's pigs.
Locals still recall how the farmer went to visit the Union-loyal families to inform them that he was home.
"I haven't seen a man yet who could put my back on the ground," Byrum is supposed to have said.
North Carolina was the only state in the South occupied by the Union army during the entire war, Pendergraft said. "We can only imagine how hard it must have been."
The leg isn't just a wooden leg, he said. It's a testament to every hard-working farmer who left his state in the hands of the Yankees and fought for what he believed in.
In a way, through the sturdy wooden leg at the museum, he represents them all, Pendergraft said.
Young, nodding at this thought, smiled.
And she touched the leg once more.
Reach Linda McNatt at (757) 222-5561 or linda.mcnatt@pilotonline.com.


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New Logo, New Look. Same Commitment.
Wellington, Fla. – Nov. 16, 2022 – Equestrian Aid Foundation is proud to introduce a new logo that reflects the ongoing evolution of its mission. Founded over 25 years ago in direct response to the AIDS epidemic, EAF continues to deliver critical aid to equestrians in crisis today.
"Undoubtedly, the landscape and imminent challenges facing our community have changed over the course of 26 years," said EAF co-founder and board member R. Scot Evans. "Yet the grassroots conviction of the Equestrian Aid Foundation remains the same: we will take care of our own, and collectively, we can make a difference."
The original logo of the Equestrian AIDS Foundation (left) was updated in 2006 (center) and 2014 (right).
The original logo of the then-Equestrian AIDS Foundation was designed by Ralph "Peter" Moss and reflected the foundation's charter mission of providing compassionate care to equestrians living with AIDS. In 2006, EAF broadened its mission to offer support to equestrians coping with any illness or injury. A third rebranding occurred in 2014.
In 2018, in response to the growing number of catastrophic weather events affecting equestrian communities, EAF broadened its mission once more to open its Disaster Relief Fund. With enthusiastic community support, the fund has been integral to EAF's response to not only climate disasters, but to the COVID-19 pandemic and the EHV-1 outbreak of 2021 as well.
"While our commitment to equestrians in medical crisis will always be the cornerstone of EAF's mission, the foundation has evolved as our community's needs have evolved," said board member Louise Riggio, who was an integral part of the rebranding effort. " At its very essence, EAF is about aid."
To date in 2022, EAF has granted nearly $200,000 to help equestrians in crisis afford basic living expenses as they work to regain stability. More information about their mission can be found here.

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Maria (María de nadie) è una telenovela argentina

Produzione
Il serial (titolo originale: María de nadie) è prodotto in Argentina nel 1985 da Crustel S.A. e si avvale della regia di Roberto Denis e di Roberto Gómez Fernández. Si tratta di un remake piuttosto fedele della telenovela venezuelana del 1977 La zulianita sceneggiata da Delia Fiallo. Fu trasmesso in prima visione dal 1985 al 1986 su Canal 11, oggi conosciuto come Telefe, e fu esportato in diversi Paesi dell'Occidente, tra cui anche l'Italia dove venne trasmessa dal circuito Odeon tv nel 1988 e replicata (con un nuovo doppiaggio) da Retequattro a partire dal 25 maggio 1992. Se il primo doppiaggio aveva mantenuto la maggioranza dei nomi originali, il secondo invece li ha italianizzati, salvo eccezioni come Soraya.

Trama
Maria è una ragazza che vive in campagna con la sua famiglia adottiva, ignara di essere stata adottata. Il padre, in punto di morte, vorrebbe rivelarle il segreto dell'adozione per liberarsi un peso dalla coscienza morendo prima di riuscirci. A causa delle difficoltà economiche della famiglia e per liberarsi dalle avance sgradite di un signorotto locale, Maria decide di lasciare il villaggio per cercare la fortuna a Buenos Aires, dove vive la sua amica Francesca (Felicia). Dopo aver cercato invano lavoro come domestica, Maria accetta controvoglia di lavorare con Francesca come intrattenitrice al "Gatto Azzurro". Subisce le avance di un cliente del locale, Riccardo Reali (Riccardo Lastra), un uomo molto ricco ma anche pervertito, che, essendo stato respinto, per ripicca l'accusa falsamente di avergli rubato il portafoglio. Maria viene scagionata da un avvocato di nome Claudio Linares, con cui stringerà un buon rapporto.

Alla fine Maria trova lavoro come domestica nella casa dei Rocca (Arocha), una famiglia molto ricca composta da Filippo (Felipe), sua moglie Amalia (Amelia) e dai figli Giampaolo (Juan Carlos), Giorgio e Jenny. Vive nella casa dei Rocca anche la sorella di Filippo, Olga, con i due figli Tony e Diana. I primi tempi sono duri per Maria, non solo per la sua inesperienza, ma anche per l'ostilità della perfida governante Lina (Queta), segretamente innamorata di Giampaolo. Maria tuttavia può contare dell'appoggio della cuoca Matilde e di Jenny e Giorgio. Di Maria si innamorano Giorgio e Giampaolo, ma anche Oscar, un avvocato che lavora per i Rocca. Giorgio, a causa di un incidente, è costretto sulla sedia a rotelle, e si innamora di Maria, che si prende cura di lui e riesce anche ad aiutarlo a intraprendere un percorso di riabilitazione che a lungo termine lo avrebbe portato a camminare di nuovo. Giorgio rivela a Maria di essere innamorato di lei ma la ragazza con dispiacere gli comunicherà di essere innamorata di un altro uomo. Nel frattempo Maria subisce le avance dell'altro figlio dei padroni di casa, l'ingegnere Giampaolo Rocca, che pure è fidanzato ufficialmente con Ivana, una perfida avventuriera interessata a sposarlo più per soldi che non per amore. Maria ricambia l'interesse di Giampaolo ma la storia d'amore è compromessa dall'intervento di Riccardo Reali, amico di famiglia dei Rocca, che rivela a Giampaolo che Maria aveva lavorato come intrattenitrice al Gatto Azzurro. La rivelazione induce Giampaolo a umiliare Maria, passando una notte di passione con lei per poi insultarla e ripudiarla e riconciliarsi con Ivana. Nel frattempo Maria scopre di essere incinta e quando Amalia lo scopre, presa dall'indignazione la licenzia insieme a Matilde, non potendo accettare che uno dei Rocca potesse avere un figlio da una domestica. Successivamente Filippo le offre dei soldi per abortire, ma Maria rifiuta e porta avanti la gravidanza.

Maria va a vivere con l'avvocato Claudio Linares, che scopre essere suo padre grazie alla rivelazione della cuoca Matilde, che aveva intuito dalla catenina di Maria che ella era la figlia di Rosanna (Rosaura), moglie di Linares e cugina della signora Amalia Rocca. Molti anni prima i Rocca erano in società con i Linares ma Filippo Rocca, falsificando dei documenti, incastrò il suo socio Claudio Linares facendolo finire in prigione per 12 anni e approfittandone per impadronirsi della casa e dell'azienda. Nel frattempo la moglie di Linares era morta nel partorire Maria e i Rocca, non volendosi prendere cura della piccola, la diedero in adozione, facendo poi credere a Linares che sua figlia fosse morta. Maria comincia a vivere con il padre naturale insieme al fratello adottivo Raffaele e alla madre adottiva Marta. Nel frattempo Giampaolo scopre che Maria è incinta, e, pentitosi di come avesse trattato Maria, annulla il programmato matrimonio con Ivana e tenta invano di riconciliarsi con Maria.

Nel frattempo Claudio Linares intende vendicarsi dei Rocca e a tal fine incarica Oscar di rubare ai Rocca dei documenti compromettenti che provano il complotto ordito ai suoi danni dai Rocca. Una volta rubate le prove, Claudio Linares fa causa ai Rocca e la vince. I Rocca per sentenza del tribunale perdono la casa e l'azienda, che passano di proprietà a Claudio Linares, e vengono ridotti sul lastrico. Inoltre Filippo Rocca è ricercato per aver tentato di uccidere Oscar e Claudio Linares ma riesce a fuggire all'estero dove diventa uno spacciatore di droga. I Rocca vanno a vivere in un albergo malridotto e lo shock per essere stata ridotta in miseria fa perdere il lume della ragione alla signora Amalia Rocca.

Nel frattempo, a causa dei suoi problemi cardiaci, Claudio Linares parte per Cordova per un periodo di riposo su prescrizione del medico. Qui conosce Ivana, sotto il falso nome di Anita, che, ambendo al suo patrimonio, lo seduce e lo induce a sposarlo. Claudio Linares si sposa dunque con Ivana. Quando Linares presenta a Maria la sua nuova moglie Anita, ella riconosce subito in lei Ivana, la ex di Giampaolo, ma per il momento tace per evitare di provocare al padre un nuovo infarto per lo shock della rivelazione. Nel frattempo Maria decide di sposare Oscar ma il matrimonio viene interrotto per l'intervento di Giampaolo, che fa irruzione per opporsi al matrimonio, e per lo svenimento di Maria, che viene portata d'urgenza in ospedale, dove partorisce prematuramente suo figlio, che chiamerà Giampaolo (Juan Carlitos) in onore del padre del piccolo. In ospedale Maria annuncia a Oscar di aver cambiato idea e di non volerlo sposare, dato che lo considera soltanto un caro amico ma non lo ama davvero, e di essere stata sul punto di sposarlo soltanto per gratitudine e per mantenere una promessa. Nel frattempo Giampaolo si dà all'alcool, e viene investito da una attrice, Jessica, la quale gli garantirà le cure necessarie e diventerà la sua nuova fiamma.

Nel frattempo Linares scopre la reale identità della sua nuova moglie e tenta di divorziare da lei. Ivana per tutta risposta decide di complottare la sua morte in modo da ereditare tutto il suo patrimonio. Dopo essersi impadronita delle pillole che Linares prendeva per superare le crisi di infarto, Ivana gli provoca un nuovo infarto dicendogli una serie di cattiverie, tra cui il fatto che non l'ha mai amato e che era interessata soltanto ai suoi soldi, e gli nega le pillole provocandone di conseguenza il decesso. Tuttavia Linares aveva registrato la conversazione (che provava la colpevolezza di Ivana) e tale registrazione verrà poi usata dalla perfida Lina, assunta come governante da Ivana, per ricattare la padrona di casa con telefonate anonime ed estorcerle del denaro. Dopo la morte di Linares, Ivana eredita tutti i suoi beni e caccia di casa Maria.

Maria tuttavia fa la conoscenza con un regista, Franco, che le propone il ruolo di protagonista in un film che sta girando. Maria, dopo qualche esitazione, accetta e diventa un'attrice famosa. Nello stesso film, tuttavia, recita anche Jessica, la nuova fiamma di Giampaolo. Jessica, essendo a conoscenza che Maria ha avuto un figlio con Giampaolo, le è ostile e tenta in ogni modo di metterla in difficoltà. Nel frattempo Giorgio Rocca trova lavoro come pilota all'aerotaxi, ignaro che i suoi capi sono in realtà spacciatori di droga, e viene sedotto dall'hostess Greta, che cerca in questo modo di coinvolgerlo nello spaccio di droga; Giorgio comincia così a tradire la fidanzata Liliana (la figlia della cuoca Matilde) con Greta, che poi peraltro scoprirà essere anche l'amante di suo padre Filippo Rocca (anche lui coinvolto nello spaccio di droga). Nel frattempo Jenny si sposa con Raffaele, il fratello adottivo di Maria, ma scopre di essere malata di leucemia. Grazie a un'operazione di trapianto di midollo, Jenny guarisce ma il donatore, il fratello Giorgio, muore proprio in conseguenza dell'intervento. Nel frattempo, grazie alle indagini di Oscar e al fatto che Giampaolo aveva consegnato alla polizia la registrazione compromettente ricevuta da Lina, le malefatte di Ivana vengono scoperte. Ivana viene dunque arrestata.

Nel frattempo la perfida Lina, essendo segretamente innamorata di Giampaolo, vuole eliminare tutte le sue rivali in amore, ossia Maria, Jessica e Ivana. Una volta contribuito alla scoperta delle malefatte di Ivana, in modo da farla finire in prigione, le restano da sistemare Maria e Jessica. Dopo aver scoperto, origliando, che Giampaolo ha intenzione di sposare a breve Jessica, Lina escogita un perfido piano per liberarsi in un colpo solo delle rimanenti due rivali: essendoci una scena del film in cui il personaggio interpretato da Maria deve sparare al personaggio interpretato da Jessica, Lina sostituisce la pistola caricata a sabbia con una con proiettili veri (che aveva rubato a Ivana) in modo da ottenere la morte di Jessica e il conseguente arresto e detenzione in prigione di Maria per omicidio. Tuttavia Jessica rimane in vita anche se paralizzata e Maria finisce in prigione incriminata per "tentato omicidio premeditato" (che in realtà premeditato non era), finendo peraltro nella stessa cella di Ivana, che di conseguenza ne approfitta per renderle la vita impossibile.

Come se non bastasse Lina rapisce il figlio di Maria e lo porta alla signora Amalia (la nonna paterna del piccolo) la quale in preda al delirio uccide Lina e fugge con il nipotino che dà in adozione a una famiglia di barboni che vivono in una baraccopoli di Buenos Aires. Maria è angosciata per la scomparsa del figlio ma non può cercarlo perché è in prigione. Dopo cinque anni di detenzione, Maria viene liberata per buona condotta e si rimette alla ricerca del figlio. Credendo che Giampaolo nasconda nella vecchia villa dei Rocca (tornata in loro possesso) la madre folle, Maria si fa ingaggiare come domestica di casa Rocca da Soraya (sorella di Jessica), ma scopre che la donna nascosta al secondo piano è in realtà Jessica, la quale per la vergogna di non poter più camminare ha fatto diffondere la notizia falsa della sua morte e non ha più voluto uscire di casa. Jessica e sua sorella Soraya, volendo vendicarsi di Maria, fanno di tutto per renderle la vita impossibile. Al ritorno di Jenny, a cui è intestata la casa, dopo cinque anni di permanenza in Italia, la sorella di Giampaolo rimane scandalizzata che Maria lavori in casa sua come domestica e le permette di restare come una della famiglia.

Nel frattempo Maria e Giampaolo fanno la conoscenza con il piccolo Andrea (Eto), il figlio di due barboni venuto a casa Rocca per consegnare un portafogli perso da Giampaolo. Quando i due cominciano a sospettare che Andrea sia in realtà loro figlio Giampaolo (Juan Carlitos), Piera (Mecha), la madre adottiva del piccolo, non volendo perderlo essendoci affezionata, tenta di insabbiare la verità facendo credere a Maria che il figlio Giampaolo ormai fosse morto. Maria tenta di conseguenza il suicidio non riuscendoci grazie all'intervento di Eugenio (Hernan), un attore con cui aveva lavorato durante le riprese di quel film. Eugenio è innamorato di Maria e tenta di aiutarla nella ricerca del figlio, dato che poi si era scoperto che la madre di Andrea non aveva detto la verità. Nel frattempo Piera, non volendo che le venisse sottratto il piccolo, lo nasconde affidandolo a dei delinquenti evasi di prigione, dapprima il pervertito Riccardo Reali e poi Ivana. Per giunta il piccolo viene in seguito rapito dalla nonna paterna folle ma poi viene ricongiunto a Maria per merito del nonno paterno, il ricercato Filippo Rocca.

Nel frattempo, grazie a Franco, Jessica inizia una riabilitazione grazie alla quale poco alla volta riprende a camminare. Nel frattempo, Maria e Giampaolo sembrano di nuovo innamorati l'uno per l'altro, ma la perfida Soraya scopre che Jessica e Giampaolo si erano segretamente sposati cinque anni prima, e lo rivela a Maria, che di conseguenza rompe con Giampaolo e decide di partire per la Spagna con Eugenio. Giampaolo tenta invano di spiegarle che lui e Jessica hanno intenzione di divorziare, perché non si amano più (Jessica si è resa conto di amare Franco mentre Giampaolo vorrebbe sposare Maria). Sempre Soraya, nel tentativo di convincere Jessica a non divorziare, insinua che Franco non la ami veramente ma che si sia messo d'accordo con Giampaolo per convincerla a divorziare; in questo modo Jessica sarebbe stata esclusa dall'eredità dei Rocca e Giampaolo avrebbe potuto sposare Maria. Quando Jessica espone i suoi sospetti a Giampaolo, questi tenta di convincerla della loro infondatezza e le propone di accertarsene camminando con le proprie forze fino alla casa di Franco per chiarire con lui. Jessica si alza dalla sedia a rotelle e riesce a scendere le scale e a camminare da sola fino alla casa di Franco, dove, dopo aver parlato con lui, effettivamente si convince che le insinuazioni di sua sorella Soraya erano senza fondamento. Pochi minuti dopo, si ha un'accesa discussione tra Giampaolo e Soraya, in seguito alla quale la sorella di Jessica si suicida facendosi investire. Nel frattempo Maria perdona Giampaolo dopo che Jessica le conferma che intendono divorziare e dopo che loro figlio, nel tentativo di sfuggire a Reali (che aveva tentato di rapirlo su richiesta di Piera), era stato investito. Il figlio Giampaolo si riprende, e Jessica e Giampaolo divorziano, la prima per unirsi a Franco, il secondo a Maria. Maria e Giampaolo partono per la luna di miele dopo essersi sposati. La telenovela si conclude con la festa a sorpresa al ritorno dei due dalla luna di miele.

Differenze con La zulianita
La telenovela Maria è un remake della telenovela venezuelana La zulianita del 1977, ideata da Delia Fiallo. Federico Pagano adattò fedelmente la telenovela La zulianita, discostandosene maggiormente solamente nell'ultima parte (dal complotto per far finire Maria in prigione in poi). Infatti, mentre ne La zulianita i personaggi del regista e dell'attrice rivale erano malvagi (avendo il primo incastrato la protagonista per farla finire in prigione e la seconda tentato di ucciderla) e finivano per fare una tragica fine uccidendosi a vicenda, nel remake soprattutto il primo è un personaggio positivo, mentre la seconda si redime nel finale. Nella telenovela La zulianita la protagonista finiva in prigione per un intrigo del regista, che intendeva vendicarsi di entrambe le attrici rivali, ree di aver respinto le sue avances. Poiché nel remake si decise di rendere il regista un personaggio positivo, fu stabilito che a scambiare le armi sarebbe stata la perfida governante Queta (Lina nel doppiaggio Mediaset) con il movente di eliminare tutte le sue rivali in amore. Peraltro nel remake Queta/Lina verrà uccisa subito dopo da Amelia/Amalia mentre ne La zulianita veniva arrestata per il suo coinvolgimento nella morte di Linares e diventava compagna di cella della protagonista.

Note

Voci correlate
 Micaela (telenovela)
 Manuela (telenovela)

Collegamenti esterni

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package org.marketcetera.util.unicode;

import org.apache.commons.lang.ArrayUtils;
import org.marketcetera.util.except.I18NException;
import org.marketcetera.util.misc.ClassVersion;

/**
 * A byte stream signature ({@link Signature}) coupled with a charset
 * ({@link UnicodeCharset}) that may follow the signature (aka a
 * signature/charset pair). Observe that, in the absence of a
 * signature ({@link Signature#NONE}), many different charsets are
 * allowed. Instances of this class enforce signature removal upon
 * decoding and insertion upon charset; there is no attempt made to
 * identify matching signatures, as done by {@link Serialization}.
 *
 * @author tlerios@marketcetera.com
 * @since 0.6.0
 * @version $Id: SignatureCharset.java 16154 2012-07-14 16:34:05Z colin $
 */

/* $License$ */

@ClassVersion("$Id: SignatureCharset.java 16154 2012-07-14 16:34:05Z colin $")
public enum SignatureCharset
{
    NONE_UTF8(Signature.NONE,UnicodeCharset.UTF8),
    NONE_UTF16BE(Signature.NONE,UnicodeCharset.UTF16BE),
    NONE_UTF16LE(Signature.NONE,UnicodeCharset.UTF16LE),
    NONE_UTF32BE(Signature.NONE,UnicodeCharset.UTF32BE),
    NONE_UTF32LE(Signature.NONE,UnicodeCharset.UTF32LE),
    UTF8_UTF8(Signature.UTF8,UnicodeCharset.UTF8),
    UTF16BE_UTF16BE(Signature.UTF16BE,UnicodeCharset.UTF16BE),
    UTF16LE_UTF16LE(Signature.UTF16LE,UnicodeCharset.UTF16LE),
    UTF32BE_UTF32BE(Signature.UTF32BE,UnicodeCharset.UTF32BE),
    UTF32LE_UTF32LE(Signature.UTF32LE,UnicodeCharset.UTF32LE);

    // INSTANCE DATA.

    private final Signature mSignature;
    private final UnicodeCharset mCharset;

    // CONSTRUCTORS.

    /**
     * Creates a new signature/charset pair with the given signature
     * and charset.
     *
     * @param signature The signature.
     * @param charset The charset.
     */

    SignatureCharset
        (Signature signature,
         UnicodeCharset charset)
    {
        mSignature=signature;
        mCharset=charset;
    }

    // INSTANCE METHODS.

    /**
     * Returns the receiver's signature.
     *
     * @return The signature.
     */

    public Signature getSignature()
    {
        return mSignature;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the receiver's charset.
     *
     * @return The charset.
     */

    public UnicodeCharset getCharset()
    {
        return mCharset;
    }

    /**
     * Checks whether the JVM supports the receiver's charset.
     *
     * @return True if so.
     */

    public boolean isSupported()
    {
        return getCharset().isSupported();
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the JVM supports the receiver's charset.
     *
     * @throws I18NException Thrown if it does not.
     */

    public void assertSupported()
        throws I18NException
    {
        getCharset().assertSupported();
    }

    /**
     * Decodes the given byte array using the receiver's charset, and
     * returns the result. The receiver's signature BOM is assumed to
     * be present in the header of the byte array, and is removed
     * (without a check performed to confirm its presence).
     *
     * @param data The byte array, which may be null.
     *
     * @return The decoded string; it is null if the given byte array
     * is null.
     *
     * @throws I18NException Thrown if the receiver's charset is not a
     * supported JVM charset.
     */

    public String decode
        (byte[] data)
        throws I18NException
    {
        if (data==null) {
            return null;
        }
        assertSupported();
        int len=getSignature().getLength();
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Shirley ist eine Town im Piscataquis County des Bundesstaats Maine in den Vereinigten Staaten. Im Jahr 2020 lebten hier 251 Einwohner in 226 Haushalten.

Geographie
Nach dem United States Census Bureau hat Shirley eine Gesamtfläche von 140,22 km², von der 138,07 km² Land sind und 2,15 km² aus Gewässern bestehen.

Geographische Lage
Shirley liegt im Südwesten des Piscataquis Countys und grenzt an das Somerset County. In Shirley entspringt der Hauptarm des Piscataquis River. Daneben bestehen zwei weitere Flüsse, der Wilson und der Bog Stream. Es gibt mehrere kleinere Seen auf dem Gebiet der Town, wie der Shirly Pond im Norden und der Ordway Pond im Süden des Gebietes. Die Oberfläche ist eben, ohne höhere Erhebungen.

Nachbargemeinden
Alle Entfernungen sind als Luftlinien zwischen den offiziellen Koordinaten der Orte aus der Volkszählung 2010 angegeben.

 Norden: Northwest Piscataquis, Unorganized Territory, 79,5 km
 Nordosten: Greenville, 13,2 km
 Osten: Northeast Piscataquis, Unorganized Territory, 74,2 km
 Südosten: Monson, 11,9 km
 Süden: Blanchard, Unorganized Territory, 12,6 km
 Westen: Northeast Somerset, Somerset County, Unorganized Territory, 23,7 km

Stadtgliederung
In Shirley gibt es mehrere Siedlungsgebiete: High Cut, Lower Shirley Corner, Quarry, Shirley Mills, True's Mills, Upper Shirley Corner und Webster.

Klima
Die mittlere Durchschnittstemperatur in Shirley liegt zwischen −12,2 °C (10 °F) im Januar und 18,3 °C (65 °F) im Juli. Damit ist der Ort gegenüber dem langjährigen Mittel der USA um etwa 9 Grad kühler. Die Schneefälle zwischen Oktober und Mai liegen mit bis zu zweieinhalb Metern mehr als doppelt so hoch wie die mittlere Schneehöhe in den USA; die tägliche Sonnenscheindauer liegt am unteren Rand des Wertespektrums der USA.

Geschichte
1825 kam Captain C. Cushman als erster Siedler nach Shirley, ebenso Joseph Mitchell, Ehen und David Marble. Cushman siedelte sich im Norden an und beschaffte Holzbohlen aus Monson mit Hilfe eines Handschlittens. 1829 erwarben Shaw und Jabez True das westliche Gebiet des heutigen Ortes, das zugleich dessen Ausgangspunkt bildete. Jabez True errichtete Gebäude für zukünftige Siedler und eine erste Sägemühle (Shirley Mills). 1834 hatte der Ort genügend Einwohner, um eine incorporation zu beantragen. Dabei sollte der Ort zunächst Somerset heißen, doch entschied man sich für den heutigen Namen, wohl nach Gouverneur William Shirley, der das Amt von 1740 bis 1749 und von 1753 bis 1756 innehatte. Nach anderer Auffassung geht der Name auf den Geburtsort J. Kelseys zurück, dem Abgeordneten im Parlament. In der ersten Versammlung wurden der Elder Orrin Strout zum Stadtangestellten bestimmt und Charles Loring einer der Select-men.

1835 verkaufte die Town Holzeinschlagrechte an Urwäldern (old growth), die ihr 2800 Dollar zum Bau einer Schule einbrachten. Mit nur 271 Einwohnern besaß Shirley einen Kindergarten und eine Schule, die bis zum 5th grade führte. 1848 wurde der Nachbarort Wilson eingemeindet, der heute den östlichen Teil der Gemeinde bildet. Damit kam auch Shirley Corner am little Wilson Stream mit einem weiteren Mühlenrecht, einem Hotel und dem späteren Shirley-Postamt hinzu.

1850 wurde hier der Journalist Edgar Wilson Nye und ab 1881 Herausgeber des Boomerang geboren, wohl die in den USA bekannteste Persönlichkeit aus Shirley. 1850 besaß ein Clark Carter Land im Wert von 2000 Dollar im Gebiet von Shirley, womit er unter den Grundbesitzern im Nordosten einen mittleren Rang einnahm. Mit seinen erheblichen Mitteln unterstützte er seine Tochter Sarah, die sich als Hutmacherin selbstständig zu machen versuchte. Dazu siedelte sie sich in verschiedenen Orten in Maine an, kehrte jedoch zu ausgedehnten Besuchen immer wieder nach Shirley zurück. Für eine Existenz dieser Art bot Shirley, insbesondere für Frauen, wohl keine Grundlage.

Neben dem Holzeinschlag führten Bewohner des Ortes in der zweiten Jahrhunderthälfte auch Jagdgesellschaften durch die zu dieser Zeit noch ausgedehnten Wälder. Als erster dieser Guides, die die Möglichkeiten des beginnenden Tourismus' zu ergreifen versuchten, gilt ein gewisser Bowley, wie Thomas Sedgwick Steele 1880 berichtet. 1876 hatte Shirley 206 Einwohner, 1880 waren es bereits 253.

Am 22. August 1917 traf ein verheerendes Feuer die Shirley Lumber Company, das einen Schaden von 30.000 Dollar verursachte. 1933 musste die Shirley (Maine) Lumber Co. ihren Betrieb einstellen, womit praktisch alle Beschäftigten des 200-Seelen-Ortes ihre Arbeit verloren.

Bis zur Weltwirtschaftskrise, die den Ort 1929 traf, basierte die Wirtschaft des Ortes auf dem Holz der Umgebung. Doch nun verschwanden die Arbeitsplätze an den örtlichen Sägemühlen und im Straßenbau. In völlig aussichtsloser Situation fanden sich 30 Familien zusammen, die sich auf Stricken spezialisierten und dazu die Korporation Shirley Industries gründeten. Robert Thomas Moore, der sich als Sommergast häufig in Shirley aufgehalten hatte, bot jeder Familie, die sich beteiligte, eine entsprechende Strickmaschine an. Die Produktion lief so gut an, dass die Arbeiter 1934 ein Gehalt zwischen 18 und 32 Dollar pro Woche erhielten. Der Verkauf der Waren wurde ab 1937 über Dennison Brothers in New York abgewickelt. In ihrem Stolz auf das Erreichte und die Tatsache, dass sie auf keinerlei staatliche Hilfe angewiesen waren, übersandten die Bewohner an Präsident Franklin D. Roosevelt sechs Paar ihrer im Ort produzierten Socken.

Zwar wurde die Korporation in den 1950er Jahren aufgelöst, doch viele der Gebäude besehen noch. Im Jahr 2000 zählte man 183 Einwohner, zehn Jahre später wieder 233.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur

Verkehr
Die Maine State Route 6, führt in nordsüdlicher Richtung durch das Gebiet von Shirley.

Öffentliche Einrichtungen
In Shirley gibt es keine medizinischen Einrichtungen oder Krankenhäuser. Nächstgelegene Einrichtungen für die Bewohner von Shirley befinden sich in Dover-Foxcroft.

In Shirley befindet sich eine Bücherei im Gebäude des Town Offices.

Bildung
Für die Schulbildung in Shirley ist das Shirley School Department zuständig.

Persönlichkeiten

Söhne und Töchter der Stadt
 Frank Nye (1852–1935), Politiker

Weblinks

 Offizieller Internetauftritt der Gemeinde Shirley (englisch)
 Shirley auf maine.gov
 Shirley auf City-data.com
 History of Shirley, Maine, Boston 1886.

Anmerkungen

Gemeindegründung 1834


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Proposed Rule
Illinois Regulatory Program
A Proposed Rule by the Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement Office on 02/14/2000
Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement
We will accept written comments until 4:00 p.m., e.s.t., February 29, 2000.
Comments Close:
SPATS No. IL-097-FOR, Part III
I. Background on the Illinois Program
II. Discussion of the Proposed Amendment
A. 62 IAC 1701. Appendix A, Definitions
B. 62 IAC 1780.25 (Surface Mining) and 1784.16 (Underground Mining) Reclamation Plan: Siltation Structures, Impoundments, Banks, Dams, and Embankments
C. 62 IAC 1800.40 Requirement to Release Performance Bonds
D. 62 IAC 1840.11 Inspection by the Department
III. Public Comment Procedures
Written Comments
IV. Procedural Determinations
National Environmental Policy Act
Unfunded Mandates
https://www.federalregister.gov/d/00-3293
Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, Interior.
Proposed rule; reopening and extension of public comment period on proposed amendment.
The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM) is announcing receipt of revisions to a previously proposed amendment to the Illinois regulatory program (Illinois program) under the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 (SMCRA). Illinois proposed revisions to its program concerning subsidence control, water replacement, adjustment of performance bonds, administrative review, release of performance bonds, siltation structures, impoundments, hydrologic balance, disposal of noncoal mine wastes, revegetation, backfilling and grading, prime farmland, and State inspections. Illinois intends to revise its program to be consistent with the corresponding Federal regulations, to provide additional safeguards, and to improve operational efficiency.
Written comments should be mailed or hand delivered to Andrew R. Gilmore, Director, Indianapolis Field Office, at the address listed below.
You may review copies of the Illinois program, the amendment, and all written comments received in response to this document at the addresses listed below during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. You may receive one free copy of the amendment by contacting OSM's Indianapolis Field Office.
Andrew R. Gilmore, Director, Indianapolis Field Office, Office of Surface Mining, Minton-Capehart Federal Building, 575 North Pennsylvania Street, Room 301, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-1521, Telephone: (317) 226-6700.
Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Office of Mines and Minerals, Land Reclamation Division, 300 W. Jefferson Street, Suite 300, Springfield, IL 62701, Telephone: (217) 782-4970.
Andrew R. Gilmore, Director, Indianapolis Field Office. Telephone: (317) 226-6700. Internet: INFOMAIL@indgw.osmre.gov.
On June 1, 1982, the Secretary of the Interior conditionally approved the Illinois program. You can find background information on the Illinois program, including the Secretary's findings, the disposition of comments, and the conditions of approval in the June 1, 1982, Federal Register (47 FR 23883). You can find later actions concerning the Illinois program at 30 CFR 913.15, 913.16, and 913.17.
By letter dated August 2, 1999 (Administrative Record No. IL-5044), Illinois sent us an amendment to its program under SMCRA. Illinois sent the amendment in response to our letters dated May 20, 1996, June 17, 1997, October 30, 1997, and January 15, 1999 (Administrative Record Nos. IL-1900, IL-2000, IL-2002, and IL-5036, respectively), that we sent to Illinois under 30 CFR 732.17(c).
We announced receipt of the amendment in the August 17, 1999, Federal Register (64 FR 44674) and invited public comment on its adequacy. The public comment period ended September 16, 1999.
During our review of the amendment, we identified concerns relating to siltation structures, impoundments, performance bonds, and State inspections. We also identified some nonsubstantive editorial errors. We notified Illinois of these concerns and editorial problems by letter dated September 21, 1999 (Administrative Record No. IL-5048). We also separated the amendment into three parts in order to expedite the State program amendment process. Part I concerned revisions to Illinois' regulations relating to subsidence control and water replacement. Because we did not identify any concerns relating to Illinois' revisions for subsidence control and water replacement, we made our final decision on them in a final rule on December 6, 1999 (64 FR 68024). Part II concerned revisions to Illinois' regulations relating to adjustment of performance bond amounts and administrative review. On December 2, 1999, the Department requested that we proceed with our decision on these revisions (Administrative Record No. IL-5049). Because we did not identify any concerns relating to Illinois' revisions for adjustment of performance bond amounts and administrative review, we made our decision on them in a final rule on December 27, 1999 (64 FR 72275). Part III concerns revisions to Illinois' regulations relating to release of performance bonds, siltation structures, impoundments, hydrologic balance, disposal of noncoal mine wastes, revegetation, backfilling and grading, prime farmland, and State inspections. This proposed rule Federal Register document addresses IL-097-FOR, Part III. By letter dated January 27, 2000, Illinois sent us a revised amendment (Administrative Record No. IL-5052).
Illinois proposed minor wording, editorial, punctuation, grammatical, and recodification changes throughout its amendment. Illinois proposed more substantive revisions for the following provisions of its amendment:
Illinois removed the following definition of "Institute" because it is no longer applicable to the Illinois program:
"Institute" means the Department of Energy and Natural Resources or such other agency as designated by the Director in accordance with Section 7.03 of the State Act.
1. Illinois is revising the introductory paragraphs of its regulations at 62 IAC 1780.25(a) and 1784.16(a) to require that each application include a general plan and a detailed design plan for each proposed siltation structure, water impoundment, and coal processing waste bank, dam, or embankment within the proposed permit area. Start Printed Page 7332
2. Illinois is revising the last sentence of 62 IAC 1784.16(a)(2) by replacing the language "does not meet" with the language "meets or exceeds." The revised sentence reads as follows:
Each detailed design plan for a structure that meets or exceeds the size or other criteria of 30 CFR 77.216(a) shall:
3. Illinois is revising 62 IAC 1780.25(a)(2)(B) and 1784.16(a)(2)(B) to read as follows:
Include any geotechnical investigation, design, and construction requirements for the structure.
4. Illinois is revising 62 IAC 1784.16(a)(3)(B) to read as follows:
Include any design and construction requirements for the structure, including any required geotechnical information.
1. By adding the following sentence to 62 IAC 1800.40(a)(1), Illinois clarified that the Department will meet the notification and certification requirements of section 1800.40(a)(2) and (3) when it initiates an application for bond release.
For bond releases initiated by the Department, the Department shall undertake the notification and certification requirements of the applicant under this Section.
2. At 62 IAC 1800.40(b)(2), Illinois added a requirement that the Department notify by certified mail the municipality and county in which the surface coal mining operation is located of its final administrative decision to release or not to release all or part of the performance bond.
Illinois is withdrawing from its proposed amendment the revision at 62 IAC 1840.11(f)(2) that defined an inactive surface coal mining and reclamation operation as one for which "the Department has determined that the reclamation required for Phase II bond release has been completed."
We are reopening the comment period on the Illinois program amendment to provide you an opportunity to reconsider the adequacy of the amendment in light of the additional materials sent to us. Under the provisions of 30 CFR 732.17(h), we are requesting comments on whether the amendment satisfies the program approval criteria of 30 CFR 732.15. If we approve the amendment, it will become part of the Illinois program.
We will make comments, including names and addresses of respondents, available for public review during normal business hours. We will not consider anonymous comments. If individual respondents request confidentiality, we will honor their request to the extent allowable by law. Individual respondents who wish to withhold their name or address from public review, except for the city or town, must state this prominently at the beginning of their comments. We will make all submissions from organizations or businesses, and from individuals identifying themselves as representatives or officials of organizations or businesses, available for public review in their entirety.
Your written comments should be specific and pertain only to the issues proposed in this rulemaking. You should explain the reason for any recommended change. In the final rulemaking, we will not necessarily consider or include in the Administrative Record any comments received after the time indicated under DATES or at locations other than the Indianapolis Field Office.
Please submit Internet comments as an ASCII file avoiding the use of special characters and any form of encryption. Please also include "Attn: SPATS No. IL-097-FOR, Part III" and your name and return address in your Internet message. If you do not receive a confirmation that we have received your Internet message, contact the Indianapolis Field Office at (317) 226-6700.
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) exempts this rule from review under Executive Order 12866 (Regulatory Planning and Review).
The Department of the Interior has conducted the reviews required by section 3 of Executive Order 12988 (Civil Justice Reform) and has determined that, to the extent allowed by law, this rule meets the applicable standards of subsections (a) and (b) of that section. However, these standards are not applicable to the actual language of State regulatory programs and program amendments since each such program is drafted and published by a specific State, not by OSM. Under sections 503 and 505 of SMCRA (30 U.S.C. 1253 and 1255) and 30 CFR 730.11, 732.15, and 732.17(h)(10), decisions on State regulatory programs and program amendments must be based solely on a determination of whether the submittal is consistent with SMCRA and its implementing Federal regulations and whether the other requirements of 30 CFR Parts 730, 731, and 732 have been met.
This rule does not require an environmental impact statement since section 702(d) of SMCRA (30 U.S.C. 1292(d)) provides that agency decisions on State regulatory program provisions do not constitute major Federal actions within the meaning of section 102(2)(C) of the National Environmental Policy Act (42 U.S.C. 4332(2)(C)).
This rule does not contain information collection requirements that require approval by OMB under the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. 3507 et seq.).
The Department of the Interior has determined that this rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities under the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.). The State submittal which is the subject of this rule is based upon corresponding Federal regulations for which an economic analysis was prepared and certification made that such regulations would not have a significant economic effect upon a substantial number of small entities. Therefore, this rule will ensure that existing requirements previously published by OSM will be implemented by the State. In making the determination as to whether this rule would have a significant economic impact, the Department relied upon the data and assumptions for the corresponding Federal regulations.
OSM has determined and certifies under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act (2 U.S.C. 1502 et seq.) that this rule will not impose a cost of $100 million or more in any given year on local, state, or tribal governments or private entities.
End List of Subjects Start Signature
Dated: February 2, 2000.
Charles E. Sandberg,
Acting Regional Director, Mid-Continent Regional Coordinating Center.
[FR Doc. 00-3293 Filed 2-11-00; 8:45 am]


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Q: New Object with HQL - NPE on StandardAnsiSqlAggregationFunctions, determineJdbcTypeCode I know this has been asked a lot, but I seem to be having a different problem.  I saw that there is a bug in Hibernate that struggles with a SumFunction ignoring custom user types, but I'm not using a custom user type to my knowledge.  I'm basically trying to create a new object that is a roll-up of an existing mapping bean, however I receive a NullPointerException against some Hibernate dialect function.  I tried using both Double and BigDecimal as my value field type, but both provide me the same error message on deployment.  Please help!
Here's some code:
Mapped bean:
@Entity
@Table(name = "v_summary_report")
public class SummaryReportView implements java.io.Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @Id
    @Column(name = "id")
    private String id;

    @Column(name = "region")
    private String region;

    @Column(name = "market")
    private String market;

    @Column(name = "proj_year_month")
    private String projectionYearMonth;

    @OneToOne(cascade={CascadeType.DETACH})
    @JoinColumn(name="attrib_id", referencedColumnName="attrib_id")
    private Attribute attribute;

    @Column(name = "total_value")
    private BigDecimal value;

    /* other stuff */
}

Named query being called:
    @NamedQuery(name = "findSummaryReportTotalByRegion", query = " SELECT new com.rac.projections.bean.SummaryReportTotal(srv.projectionYearMonth, srv.attribute, sum(value)) from SummaryReportView srv where srv.region = :region group by srv.projectionYearMonth, srv.attribute"),

Total bean definition:
public class SummaryReportTotal {

    private String projectionYearMonth;
    private Attribute attribute;
    private BigDecimal value;

    public SummaryReportTotal() {
        super();
    }

    public SummaryReportTotal(String projectionYearMonth, Attribute attribute, BigDecimal value) {
        this.projectionYearMonth = projectionYearMonth;
        this.attribute = attribute;
        this.value = value;
    }

    /* other stuff */
}

Stacktrace :
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.hibernate.dialect.function.StandardAnsiSqlAggregationFunctions$SumFunction.determineJdbcTypeCode(StandardAnsiSqlAggregationFunctions.java:145)
at org.hibernate.dialect.function.StandardAnsiSqlAggregationFunctions$SumFunction.getReturnType(StandardAnsiSqlAggregationFunctions.java:157)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.util.SessionFactoryHelper.findFunctionReturnType(SessionFactoryHelper.java:406)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.tree.AggregateNode.getDataType(AggregateNode.java:83)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.tree.ConstructorNode.resolveConstructorArgumentTypes(ConstructorNode.java:166)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.tree.ConstructorNode.prepare(ConstructorNode.java:141)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.HqlSqlWalker.processConstructor(HqlSqlWalker.java:1019)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.selectExpr(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:2150)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.selectExprList(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:2016)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.selectClause(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:1451)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.query(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:571)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.selectStatement(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:299)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.antlr.HqlSqlBaseWalker.statement(HqlSqlBaseWalker.java:247)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QueryTranslatorImpl.analyze(QueryTranslatorImpl.java:248)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QueryTranslatorImpl.doCompile(QueryTranslatorImpl.java:183)
at org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QueryTranslatorImpl.compile(QueryTranslatorImpl.java:136)
at org.hibernate.engine.query.spi.HQLQueryPlan.<init>(HQLQueryPlan.java:105)
at org.hibernate.engine.query.spi.HQLQueryPlan.<init>(HQLQueryPlan.java:80)
at org.hibernate.engine.query.spi.QueryPlanCache.getHQLQueryPlan(QueryPlanCache.java:168)
at org.hibernate.internal.SessionFactoryImpl.checkNamedQueries(SessionFactoryImpl.java:1032)
at org.hibernate.internal.SessionFactoryImpl.<init>(SessionFactoryImpl.java:506)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.buildSessionFactory(Configuration.java:1750)
at org.hibernate.ejb.EntityManagerFactoryImpl.<init>(EntityManagerFactoryImpl.java:94)
at org.hibernate.ejb.Ejb3Configuration.buildEntityManagerFactory(Ejb3Configuration.java:905)
at org.hibernate.ejb.Ejb3Configuration.buildEntityManagerFactory(Ejb3Configuration.java:890)
at org.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePersistence.createContainerEntityManagerFactory(HibernatePersistence.java:74)
at org.springframework.orm.jpa.LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean.createNativeEntityManagerFactory(LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean.java:225)
at org.springframework.orm.jpa.AbstractEntityManagerFactoryBean.afterPropertiesSet(AbstractEntityManagerFactoryBean.java:308)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.invokeInitMethods(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:1477)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.initializeBean(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:1417)
... 45 more

A: I will not be surprised if prefixing value with table alias as other fields will resolve the problem
... sum(srv.value) ...

Sometimes HQL parser resolve identifier as valid during parsing step, but fails with strange exception during execution. Look here

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Q: Extension method for fill rectangular array in C# I want write extension method for fill multidimensional rectangular array. I know how to do it for the array with a fixed number of measurements:
public static void Fill<T>(this T[] source, T value)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < source.Length; i++)
        source[i] = value;
}
public static void Fill<T>(this T[,] source, T value)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < source.GetLength(0); i++)
        for (int j = 0; j < source.GetLength(1); j++)
            source[i, j] = value;
}
public static void Fill<T>(this T[,,] source, T value)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < source.GetLength(0); i++)
        for (int j = 0; j < source.GetLength(1); j++)
            for (int k = 0; k < source.GetLength(2); k++)
                source[i, j, k] = value;
}

Can I write one fill-method for all multidimensional rectangular array?

A: You can change the fixed dimension parameter to an Array parameter so you can put the extension on any Array.  Then I used recursion to iterate through each position of the array.
public static void Fill<T>(this Array source, T value)
{
    Fill(0, source, new long[source.Rank], value);
}

static void Fill<T>(int dimension, Array array, long[] indexes, T value)
{
    var lowerBound = array.GetLowerBound(dimension);
    var upperBound = array.GetUpperBound(dimension);
    for (int i = lowerBound; i <= upperBound; i++)
    {
        indexes[dimension] = i;
        if (dimension < array.Rank - 1)
        {
            Fill(dimension + 1, array, indexes, value);
        }
        else
        {
            array.SetValue(value, indexes);
        }
    }
}

A: Here's a solution that does not use recursion (and is less complex):
   public static void FillFlex<T>(this Array source, T value)
    {

        bool complete = false;
        int[] indices = new int[source.Rank];
        int index = source.GetLowerBound(0);
        int totalElements = 1;

        for (int i = 0; i < source.Rank; i++)
        {
            indices[i] = source.GetLowerBound(i);
            totalElements *= source.GetLength(i);
        }
        indices[indices.Length - 1]--;
        complete = totalElements == 0;

        while (!complete)
        {
            index++;

            int rank = source.Rank;
            indices[rank - 1]++;
            for (int i = rank - 1; i >= 0; i--)
            {
                if (indices[i] > source.GetUpperBound(i))
                {
                    if (i == 0)
                    {
                        complete = true;
                        return;
                    }
                    for (int j = i; j < rank; j++)
                    {
                        indices[j] = source.GetLowerBound(j);
                    }
                    indices[i - 1]++;
                }
            }

            source.SetValue(value, indices);
        }
    }

This is modeled from the System.Array.ArrayEnumerator. This implementation should have a similar level of correctness as ArrayEnumerator and (based on a few spot checks) appears to function fine.


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Kepa Junkera (Bilbao, 1965) és un músic i compositor basc de música tradicional. És un mestre de la trikitixa, l'acordió diatònic.

Discografia
 1986 Infernuko Auspoa (amb Zabaleta i Motriku)
 1990 Triki Up (amb Zabaleta i Imanol)
 1991 Trikitixa Zoom
 1993 Trans-Europe Diatonique (amb John Kirkpatrick i Riccardo Tesi)
 1994 Kalejira Al-buk
 1995 Lau Eskutara (amb Julio Pereira)
 1996 Leonen Orroak (amb Ibon Koteron)
 1998 Bilbao 00:00h
 2000 Tricky!
 2001 Maren
 2003 K
 2004 Athletic Bihotzez
 2006 Hiri
 2008 Etxea
 2009 Fandango Provença Sessions
 2009 Kalea
 2010 Habana Sessions
 2010 Beti Bizi
 2010 Herria
 2011 Ultramarinos & Coloniales
 2011 Ipar Haizea (amb l'Orquestra Simfònica d'Euskadi)
 2013 Galiza
 2014 Trikitixaren historia txiki bat (amb Sorginak)
 2016 Maletak (amb Sorginak)
 2017 Enllà (amb Josep Maria Ribelles)
 2017 手 (Te), de Samurai Accordion (David Munnelly, Simone Bottasso, Markku Lepistö, Riccardo Tesi i Kepa Junkera)
 2017 Fok, una immersió en el folklore dels Països Catalans

Enllaços externs

 Web oficial

Acordionistes
Músics bilbaïns
Cantants en basc
Cantants biscaïns
Naixements del 1965


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Iran Dismisses UN Human Rights Report
Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Iran Asma Jahangir. UN Photo/Jean-Marc Ferré
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bahram Qassemi dismissed United Nation's new report on its human rights record and announced, "Tehran does not recognize it".
Pakistani lawyer, Asma Jahangir who on November 1, 2016 replaced Maldivian diplomat Ahmed Shahid as the UN special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Iran, is set to present her second report on the Islamic Republic at the third committee of the UN General Assembly.
"Asma Jahangir's report", Qassemi announced on Sunday, September 3, "Is biased and based on political and selective objectives", adding, "Therefore, her report as well as her mission are totally rejected and unacceptable".
Furthermore, According to Tasnim, a news agency close to the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps, IRGC, Qassemi accused Asma Jahangir of ignoring the improvement of human rights situation in Iran.
"Unfortunately, the special rapporteur seems to have turned a blind eye to the multiple cases of human rights advances in Iran and tried to display a gloomy and one-sided image of the status of human rights in Iran with the repeated use of vague phrases and expression of unreasonable concern on the basis of inauthentic data".
Last year, when Asma Jahangir presented her first report on widespread violation of human rights in Iran, the Islamic republic's official news agency, IRNA accused her of receiving bribes from Saudi Arabia, supporting Mujahedin Khalq-i Iran Organization, MKO (an exiled opposition group) and backing narcotic smugglers.
The Pakistani lawyer immediately issued a statement emphasizing "Such libelous accusations" will not push her into defensive position and will not disrupt her reports".
One of the main criticisms of human rights defenders has been Iran's relentless pace of executions, mainly directed at convicted drug traffickers.


The Charity, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is now 36 years old. Over this time, they have provided hearing dogs to thousands of deaf people. Currently, they are working with around 950 hearing dog partnerships across the UK and are looking forward to this continuing to grow.
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People professionally train each dog in the behaviours and skills needed to become an assistance dog. They are trained to be a part of the recipient's everyday life and provide confidence, independence and companionship.
In 2017, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People merged with Hearing Link. Hearing Link provide a range of services. They have a helpdesk which provides information and guidance to help people with their hearing loss. They also offer self-management programmes that help deafened people develop useful strategies and techniques to feel independent and selfconfident with their hearing loss.
Andrew explained that, "With a goal of creating 200 new working partnerships a year by the year 2020, it is an exciting time in the Charity which is focused on using the kind and generous support we receive to directly help as many deaf people as possible".
Andrew continued, "We recently introduced a different type of hearing dog, recognising that a jacketed hearing dog may not be the best fit for everyone's needs. Many could benefit from a wonderful companion in the home who can also alert them to some sounds such as the smoke alarm or a baby monitor. For this reason we introduced our Sound Support Dog's and the feedback has been fantastic".
terptree have been privileged to have been working with Hearing Dogs for Deaf People since 2010 and Andrew explained how that relationship has grown over the years.
"Wth our Charity growing quickly, we need efficien solutions for our organisation's needs. In order to provide the best service we can, we use a variety of communication support including BSL interpreters, Speech to Text Reporters and Lipspeakers. Hearing Dogs staff are trained in BSL however we use communication support for our partnership visits that include sensitive or complex information and the highest quality communication support is vital. We also have communication support at fundraising and our community events. A fragmented approach in who provides our communication support would have been time consuming and fragmented, so we needed a supplier that would give us everything in one place".
When choosing their supplier, Andrew explained that Hearing Dogs for Deaf People have strong family values and terptree stood out for because they share those values. He said, "We wanted to work with an agency that operates on a personal level, where we could build a relationship with the staff and work together to meet the needs of deaf people – basically we didn't want a call centre". "What we realised with Victoria Williams (Founder of terptree) is that she is passionate and cares about the deaf community. Because of this, she has built a team of personable staff who understand our needs. terptree are a professional organisation, who maintain a family feel. Having one telephone number to contact to meet all of our needs is one of the benefits of working with terptree".
He said "I am also appreciative that the team at terptree will drop everything to help at short notice. Victoria herself has even come out to us the same day to provide communication support. Our relationship with terptree is such that we have regular meetings to share insights and discuss current and future needs".
Andrew said that he would advise anyone who is thinking of working with terptree "to first of all, try their service for themselves and thereafter, take the time to invest in the relationship with them. Sharing of information and your organisational needs in advance helps them deliver exactly what you're looking for. Making this investment early on will pay off in the long run. I also recommend meeting the interpreters and getting to know them – terptree carry out the checks necessary to make sure that the interpreters are fully qualified and suitable for the support they are providing, so you will find them all professional and friendly".
When asked if he would recommend terptree, Andrew gave a resounding "Yes I would, and do. As a Charity, it is important we make sure our funds are being used carefully and wisely and I have never felt the need to move our business away from terptree. They always meet our needs".
Andrew concluded "The main reason I recommend terptree, is their 'why'. Most businesses have commercial answers to the questions of 'why' they exist and 'why' they do what they do. terptree's answers are deeply personal and their passion and dedication to helping deaf people is clearly seen in their actions. We have developed trust and understanding and for these reasons we foresee working with terptree for the long-term future".


A camera aboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft returned its first four images to Earth this morning, and astronomers say they were "thrilled" with the results. Sharp crater rims and details visible on the surface indicate that the high-resolution camera is stable and working as scientists had hoped.
The four test images arrived at the University of Arizona in Tucson today. The spacecraft had locked into orbit around Mars on March 10. Equipped with the latest technology, the images from the orbiter will help astronomers analyze details on the martian surface.
Today, scientists on Earth received the first images taken from a camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. One image (top), along with a close up view of the part of that image in the white box (bottom), show details on the martian surface. Images are courtesy of NASA/JPL/University of Arizona.
From an altitude of 2,489 kilometers (1,547 miles) above the planet, the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera takes images with a resolution of about 2.5 meters (8 feet) per pixel, making a 2.5-meter-long object appear as a dot, according to NASA. That resolution is about equal to that of previous images returned by a camera aboard the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft, which "revolutionized our understanding of Mars," says Candice Hansen-Koharcheck, deputy principal investigator for the orbiter's HiRISE camera. But when they created the technologies 20 years ago, the scientists expected they would be able to get even higher resolution in the future.
Indeed, modern computing power and imaging technology will allow images from HiRISE to improve eightfold when, six months from now, the spacecraft moves into its final orbit between 225 and 320 kilometers from the planet. In close orbit, HiRISE images should have a resolution of about 30 centimeters per pixel, capturing everything from large boulders to the Mars Exploration Rovers, according to Hansen-Koharcheck. "What's nice about that," she says, is that images from orbit can provide a wide-angle view to pick out sites that look interesting or hazardous for future landing missions.
Also of interest to astronomers will be to use HiRISE to look for features that indicate whether water could have existed at the surface. And an infrared spectrometer aboard the orbiter will look for signs of minerals that indicate hot springs or hydrothermal activity.
Searching for water, however, is not the team's only focus. They also want to find out details such as how much and how long ago water flowed, as well as details about volcanism on the planet. The team will also look to the polar regions for records of changes in the martian climate. "There are lots and lots of things that we'll be able to do with this kind of resolution," Hansen-Koharcheck says.
The team plans to gather one more set of test images tomorrow, but will then have to wait until the spacecraft reaches final orbit sometime in late September or early October before taking any more images. For now, Hansen-Koharcheck says that the team is "quite pleased" that the camera is stable and working well.


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from mitmproxy.contentviews import query
from mitmproxy.coretypes import multidict
from . import full_eval

def test_view_query():
    d = ""
    v = full_eval(query.ViewQuery())
    f = v(d, query=multidict.MultiDict([("foo", "bar")]))
    assert f[0] == "Query"
    assert f[1] == [[("header", "foo: "), ("text", "bar")]]

    assert v(d) == ("Query", [])


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Paul Nels Rylander (* 28. Mai 1920; † 27. April 2000 in Lakehurst, New Jersey) war ein US-amerikanischer Chemiker.

Rylander studierte Chemieingenieurwesen an der Johns Hopkins University mit dem Bachelor-Abschluss und wurde an der Indiana University promoviert. Als Post-Doktorand war er an der Harvard University und an der University of Rochester. Von 1956 bis 1972 leitete er die Abteilung Organische Reaktionen bei Engelhard Industries in Murray Hill, New Jersey.

Er befasste sich mit Metallorganischer Katalyse in der Organischen Chemie und schrieb darüber einige Standardwerke.

Ihm zu Ehren wird der Paul N. Rylander Award vergeben, den Rylander 1988 als erster erhielt.

Schriften
Herausgeber mit Harold Greenfield, Robert L. Augustine: Catalysis of Organic Reactions, Marcel Dekker 1988
Catalytic hydrogenation in organic syntheses, Academic Press 1979
Organic syntheses with noble metal catalysts, Academic Press 1973
Hydrogenation Methods, Academic Press 1985
Catalytic hydrogenation over platinum metals, Academic Press 1967

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Chemiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Geboren 1920
Gestorben 2000
US-Amerikaner
Mann


Oxford United claimed a third victory in a row as well as a third clean sheet with a well earned success at Abingdon.
Oxford took the lead after just three minutes, Ini Umotong slotting home her fifth strike in six games after Holly Pickett charged down goalkeeper Sophie Cheadle's clearance.
The U's then doubled their lead on the half hour mark as Katherine Nutman took advantage of Watford's high back line to latch on to a long ball over the top and finish coolly past Cheadle.
Watford striker Ellie Mason fired a long range shot inches wide after the break while down the other end, Umotong and Lauren Allison both failed to find the target as Oxford eased home.
Oxford Utd: Hannah Cox, Jess Frampton, Lauren Haynes, Rosie Lane, Ini Umotong, Katherine Nutman, Lauren Allison (sub Riva Casley 90mins), Ella Franklin-Fraiture, Holly Pickett (sub Georgia Timms 75mins), Katja Halaka, Madison Lee. Subs not used: Chloe Bruce, Sophie Baker, Charlie Deeley, Demi Lambourne.
Watford: Sophie Cheadle, Amber Tullett, Phoebe Read, Katie Stanley, Sahara Osborne-Ricketts, Jordan Littleboy, Giulia Ferrandi, Victoria Wotton, Anne-Laure Davy (sub Natalie Richardson 85mins), Anneka Nuttall, Ellie Mason. Subs not used: Kim Farrow, Chontelle Lawrence, Chloe Gunn, Lucy Gillett, Mollie Burgess.


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Biden Signs National Defense Authorization vital $858 Billion into Law
Biden on Friday signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law, a massive defense spending bill with provisions that will give service members a pay raise, fund support for Ukraine and Taiwan and rescind the US military's Covid-19 vaccine mandate.
In a statement following the signing of the NDAA, Biden said the act "provides vital benefits and enhances access to justice for military personnel and their families, and includes critical authorities to support our country's national defense, foreign affairs, and homeland security."
The Senate voted last week to pass the massive NDAA with bipartisan support. It follows the House's bipartisan approval of the legislation the week prior.
The defense bill outlines the policy agenda for the Department of Defense and the US military and authorizes spending in line with the Pentagon's priorities. But it does not appropriate the funding itself. The legislation, which authorizes $817 billion specifically for the Department of Defense, will provide $45 billion more than Biden's budget request earlier this year.
The increase for fiscal year 2023 is intended to address the effects of inflation and accelerate the implementation of the national defense strategy, according to the Senate Armed Services Committee. It authorizes $12.6 billion for the inflation impact on purchases, $3.8 billion for the impact on military construction projects and $2.5 billion for the impact on fuel purchases, according to a bill summary from the committee.
The NDAA includes provisions to strengthen air power and land warfare defense capabilities, as well as cybersecurity. And it shows Congress' continued support for helping Ukraine repel Russia's invasion, even though several Republican lawmakers have raised questions about the ongoing US aid. Additionally, the NDAA establishes a specific defense modernization program for Taiwan to deter aggression by China.
Among a series of provisions to support service members and their families, the funding will provide a 4.6% increase in military basic pay for service members – the largest in 20 years. The Department of Defense's civilian workforce will get the same raise. It also bumps up service members' housing allowance.
In addressing service member suicides, the act requires the Secretary of Defense to compile a report on suicide rates within the ranks.
The act also ends the requirement that troops receive the Covid-19 vaccine. However, it will not reinstate members of the military who were discharged for refusing to get vaccinated.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre previously said the White House had viewed the removal of the vaccine mandate as "a mistake," but she declined to say whether Biden would sign a bill that ends the requirement, noting that the president would "judge the bill in its entirety."
Biden said in his statement on Friday that while he's pleased the funding bill supports several critical objectives, "certain provisions of the Act raise concerns."
Biden also called a portion of the NDAA requiring that documents, including presidential communications, be shared unconstitutional.
He repeated past concerns about barring funds to transfer Guantanamo Bay detainees into the custody of certain foreign nations and several "constitutional concerns or questions of construction" over other provisions – including concerns about the transmission of highly sensitive information to Congress.
"I will commit to complying with its disclosure requirements only in such cases where a committee has a need for such Presidential communications that outweighs the potential harm to the confidentiality interests underlying the Presidential communications privilege," the president's statement said.
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LADIES…come and get some EXPERT advice for women in HOW to choose online dating profile pictures from Mario (the "GetGameGuy") of Get Game Group Dating Coaching for Men and Women. In this video, Mario offers advice for women confused, and wondering how to choose the perfect online dating pictures that get men's attention…and for all the right reasons! Online Dating can certainly be tricky, it's not as easy as anyone thinks, and selecting the perfect online dating picture is critical. With online dating profile pictures, one picture can make or break you! So what do you do? Check out this video as Mario analyzes one of the best online dating profile pictures he has seen, and not because the female is attractive, but because of what the online dating profile picture does so right!!


The Japanese contemporary artist describes it as 'ego sashimi'.
Just in time for Halloween, Takashi Murakami has paid humble cosplay tribute to Kanye West and Lil Pump. The Japanese contemporary artist took to Instagram to praise the pair's 'I Love It' video, describing the clip as 'ego sashimi'. The artist's blocky polo was decked in his signature flower graphic, and his gold chain read 'HIROPON' (the title of a 2001 Murakami sculpture).
The Spike Jonze-directed clip premiered at the inaugural PornHub Awards, which Kanye led as creative director. Takashi likened the video to "getting served a raw, contemporary human being, delivered straight to you via YouTube, iTunes, and Spotify." Revisit 'I Love It' below, and see Murakami's post here.


NLRB upholds U of Chicago student union - CUE, Inc.
A board majority that is likely amenable to reversing Columbia nonethelessrejected the University of Chicago's argument today in a unanimous opinion. In its ruling, the NLRB faulted the university for failing "to adduce at a hearing any newly discovered and previously unavailable evidence" or to show "any special circumstances that would require the board to reexamine" the earlier decision.
In a footnote, Republican Chairman John Ring signaled that he'd be willing to challenge Columbia in "a future appropriate proceeding" — one that might stand a better chance of surviving an appeal to federal court.


JTF will be providing entertainment at the GGBA Business Open House. We will have our Outdoor Arena set up for Archery Tag and Dodgeball, as well as Laser Tag and Snookball. This event is open to the community. Below is a description of the event.
Join us for a celebration of businesses! GGBA will host an open house beginning at 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., on Wednesday, August 22, 2018. The format will be very similar to a Garrett County Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours and will give businesses the chance to showcase themselves. Admission to the event will be free and the public is encouraged to attend. The event will be held at the Grantsville Fire Hall. In addition to the booths, we plan to have live music and food trucks.