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Connections with India - Summer Dreaming in the UK with Sir Edwin Lutyens
Sir Edwin Lutyens.... 1869 - 1944 - How have I never recognized him as the man behind the Lutyens garden bench? One of the classics everyone would love in their garden. ( right Ivor?)
It appears from research the architect Lutyens designed fully in the same spirit of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Frank Lloyd Wright, creating projects that included all the interior furnishings and lighting fixtures, although sadly none of his interiors survive intact today. Early Lutyen's works were influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement but he later moved into the classic monumental as the scope of his projects expanded to such major assignments as the Viceroy's House, New Delhi.
His grandaughter Candia Lutyens now runs a bespoke company that reproduces his original designs from furnishings to lighting....ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE! Fabulous original lighting, charming nursery lights etc. I can't believe I haven't seen a magazine/blog promoting what looks to be a very unusual, creative and wonderful design company....a quiet Brit secret? Guess where the lights come from in the fabulous and famous The Blue Bar in Berkeley Hotel's Knightsbridge...?
Lutyens Furniture and Lighting - Visit the site and be inspired, charmed and tempted!
Further browsing the web after reading about the design of the Imperial Hotel, New Delhi and enviorons what did I come across for sale? but, one of Lutyen's early residential projects of 1903,
Little Thakenham... now for sale in West Sussex England. The Thakenham bench, now commonly known as the Lutyen's garden seat was originally designed for this very property by Sir Edwin.
This quintessentially English Manor home called 'Little Thakeham' was designed for a brilliant amateur gardener, Ernest Blackburn. He had Lutyens design the general landscaping layouts for the estate which he then followed. The home built in 1903 is heavily influenced in style by the Arts and Crafts movement, happily Grade 1 listed, it can be yours for 5.5 million pounds sterling - the realtors Knight Frank. The 7 to 9 bedroom house is beautifully maintained with 'to die for' English gardens that have been featured in The Times and The Daily Mail.
From Knight Frank's website advertising Little Thakeham - For Sale
'The best of the bunch'.......this was how the eminent British architect
Sir Edwin Lutyens once described his creation of Little Thakeham.
For with Little Thakeham he had designed a Country Life dream......
an old, mellow, romantic Elizabethan manor house, nestling on the
edge of the South Downs, surrounded by enchanting, landscaped
gardens, and with delightful views.
For its beauty and its simplicity, the house, throughout its history,
has featured consistently in Country Life and other magazines, and
in many books written about the life and times and achievements
of Lutyens, recognised as one of Britains leading architects. It is
without doubt acknowledged to be one of the best examples of
Lutyens phenomenal work, and not just of significant architectural
importance, but is truly a work of art.
The story of Little Thakeham is complicated and mildly scandalous.
Ernest Blackburn, a country gentleman and gardener, originally
commissioned J Hatchard Smith, a London architect in 1901, to
build a country house. Blackburn found he did not care for the brick
and timber house that was rising, and thought it a large blot on the
beautiful landscape. Through Gertrude Jekyll, he was introduced
to Lutyens, who was building his reputation on designing houses
in the vernacular style. Lutyens came down to the site and advised
that the house should be pulled down and that a house of local
Pulborough rock should be built instead. Hatchard Smith was
paid off, and Lutyens engaged, but a furious public row ensued,
to the point that Hatchard Smith accused Lutyens of professional
misconduct, a charge later exonerated by The Royal Institute of
British Architects.
Inspired by the enchanting surroundings and views, Lutyens created
at Little Thakeham a simple and elegant country house, combining
vernacular Tudor with the Grand Manner, with wide bays and
a south facing oriel window. Soft light pours in from tall stone
mullioned windows, wide honey coloured oak planks blend with
the mellow stone walls, and beautifully crafted iron door latches
open polished oak doors into elegant and comfortable rooms
with delightful views over the colourful well stocked gardens and
landscape.
.....this summer would be perfect here.


Having awarded $14 Million in compensatory damages to a Nevada couple on Monday, a Clark County jury added $90 Million in punitive damages today.
Friedman | Rubin's clients, Michael and Josephine Washington, a 71 year old retired U.S. Air Force mechanic and his devoted wife, were each awarded $7 million for his contracting Hepatitis C at a Las Vegas endoscopy clinic and for her resulting loss of consortium. It was alleged that the defendants, Teva Parenteral Medicines Inc. (Teva), a division of the largest generic drug manufacturer in the world, and its distributer Baxter Healthcare Corp. (Baxter), had recklessly marketed Propofol, a drug used to sedate patients for surgical procedures. Internal documents and company filings with the FDA showed that the companies knew the larger vial sizes of 50 and 100 mL of Propofol were often mistaken by health care practitioners as multi-dose vials and that multi-dosing from these vials carried a extraordinary risk of spreading disease from patient to patient due to the drug's unique properties. Recognizing there were safer, practical alternatives to the larger vials, Teva and Baxter nevertheless steered its marketing toward 50 and 100 mL vials, discontinuing less profitable, but safer, alternatives. Teva and Baxter even encouraged misuse by distributing Propofol with a multi-dose spike. Over the years, reports of multi-dosing and the spread of disease from these large vials continued, but Teva and Baxter did nothing to address the problem, despite agreement in the medical community that multi-dosing from large vials was to blame. Compounding the problem, Baxter largely discontinued its force of sales reps and the direct doctor consultations regarding safety that they provided in favor of more profitable direct marketing over the internet.
In 2007, a large outbreak of Hepatitis C occurred in Las Vegas, which health authorities traced to the multi-dosing of Propofol at two endoscopy clinics. Over 50,000 people were placed at risk, and over 100 contracted Hepatitis C including Michael Washington.
At trial, Teva and Baxter insisted that they had no responsibility beyond labeling the vials "single use only." They contended that the healthcare practitioners at the now defunct Las Vegas clinics were entirely to blame. However, as Rick Friedman argued to the jury, the label was simply not big enough to hide their reckless decisions. Both companies were well aware that endoscopy centers had a propensity to multi-dose and had no need for vials over 20 mL. Both companies could have easily avoided harm simply by limiting sales to endoscopy clinics to 20 mL vials or less. Teva could have continued to produce smaller safer vials and prepackaged syringes. Choosing profits over patient safety was the wrong choice, as the jury's verdict made clear. The jury ordered Teva to pay punitive damages of $60 Million and Baxter, which no longer distributes Propofol, was ordered to pay $30 Million. This award was # 7 in the Top Ten Jury Verdicts for 2011.
Washington v. Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada LLC, 07A572224, District Court for Clark County, Nevada (Las Vegas). Plaintiff's trial team was led by Rick Friedman, and included Lincoln Sieler and William Cummings, all of Friedman | Rubin, and also Nevada co-counsel Patti Wise of Edward M. Bernstein and Associates and Matt Sharp.


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Electronics Industry Commits to Recycling
Leading names in the electronics industry have joined forces to launch a unique recycling initiative for electrical items, including old cell phones. Panasonic became the latest big name company to join the initiative, which aims to have reached a goal of recycling more than a billion pounds worth of electrical equipment per year, including used cell phones, by the year 2016, a number that would be more than three times the figure recorded for such recycling as of 2010.
"Panasonic is pleased to support this groundbreaking, industry wide initiative," says the chairman and chief executive officer of the North America division of the Panasonic Corporation, Joe Taylor. "We have worked collaboratively for many years with other manufacturers and with our retail partners and we look to this initiative to even further expand recycling opportunities available to Panasonic's customers – and to those who wish to recycle any other brand, too."
The eCycling Leadership Initiative, as it is so known, represents a unique partnership between electronic manufacturers, collectors, retail outlets, recycling companies and government organizations, with the intention of both providing more and more outlets for consumers to drop off their old electrical products for recycling, and to continue to raise awareness of the issue within the community. Panasonic has long been a leader in electronic recycling, beginning its own program over a decade ago back in 1999 and now has over 1200 recycling drop-off sites and has recycled more than thirty billion pounds worth of electrical goods.
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The mezzanine lounge at Detroit's Shinola Hotel.
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The company's first foray into hospitality is just the latest step in its evolution into a full-fledged lifestyle brand, which already makes everything from home stereo equipment to limited-edition surfboards, and has been credited with bringing manufacturing back to Detroit.
We consulted Shinola Creative Director Daniel Caudill, who helped curate the interiors of the new hotel, to glean some basic interior design rules worth keeping in mind when upgrading your own living space.
Here are his five simple rules to style your home like a design pro, accompanied, of course, by visual examples from the Shinola Hotel.


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Hagonoy is een gemeente in de Filipijnse provincie Davao del Sur op het eiland Mindanao. Bij de laatste census in 2007 had de gemeente bijna 47 duizend inwoners.

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Hagonoy is onderverdeeld in de volgende 21 barangays:

Demografie
Hagonoy had bij de census van 2007 een inwoneraantal van 46.648 mensen. Dit zijn 2.777 mensen (6,3%) meer dan bij de vorige census van 2000. De gemiddelde jaarlijkse groei komt daarmee uit op 0,85%, hetgeen lager is dan het landelijk jaarlijks gemiddelde over deze periode (2,04%). Vergeleken met de census van 1995 is het aantal mensen met 4.896 (11,7%) toegenomen.

De bevolkingsdichtheid van Hagonoy was ten tijde van de laatste census, met 46.648 inwoners op 116,84 km², 399,2 mensen per km².

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Let 2021 be the year that the collective voices of nurses and midwives enact real systemic change.
As we leave behind 2020, the International year of the Nurse and the Midwife, the year that was intended to highlight and celebrate the work of nurses and midwives but which ended up turning the world on its head, let's look to the possibilities of 2021.
In Australia, 2020 started with bushfires that raged across the country. Not long after we were hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, the likes of which had never seen before. The extraordinary efforts of many, none more impressive than those of nurses and midwives, saw the pandemic effectively contained by the end of 2020 and the country's focus turn to recovery.
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The Loved One
by Evelyn Waugh
Last Updated on May 5, 2015, by eNotes Editorial. Word Count: 329
Evelyn Waugh's characters may seem a collection of zanies to the reader but not to themselves, at least not within the context of the story. Waugh makes his characters all the more comic because they act their ridiculous roles with dignity, at times with high moral sentiment. They are amusing...
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Evelyn Waugh's characters may seem a collection of zanies to the reader but not to themselves, at least not within the context of the story. Waugh makes his characters all the more comic because they act their ridiculous roles with dignity, at times with high moral sentiment. They are amusing (or to some readers, repulsive) precisely because they do not imagine themselves as objects of amusement (or of revulsion).
Like most of Waugh's feckless heroes in other novels (Paul Pennyfeather, Tony Last, Gilbert Pinfold, Basil Seal), Dennis Barlow, the protagonist, is an innocent thrust into a world he cannot fully comprehend. A failure at nearly everything—poetry, screenwriting, his love life—he is, nevertheless, a sympathetic victim because he lacks malice. His romantic counterpart, Aimee Thanatogenos (her name, a grotesque mixture of words derived from French and Greek, may be roughly translated into English as "beloved of the race of death"), is a simpleton even more innocent, if that is possible, than Dennis. Waugh imagines her as a typical American woman: feeble in intellect, indecisive, sentimental, perpetually immature.
None of the other characters, whose activities revolve around those of the star-crossed lovers, are evil; they are, simply, bores, both the snobs and the vulgarians. Among the snobs are the Englishmen, especially Sir Ambrose Abercrombie (who may have been modeled, according to Waugh's biographer Christopher Sykes, upon the dignified actor Sir C. Aubrey Smith) and Sir Francis Hinsley. In this group also is Mr. Joyboy, a Californian whose claim to be an artist rests mainly on his cosmetic ability to transform hideous corpses into smiling replicas of human beings. Mr. Joyboy complements Aimee, because he is similarly immature, a perpetual child under the domination of his mother.
Other characters are, in different degrees, crassly materialistic (Mr. Schultz and the tycoons at Megalo) or dissipated (Mr. Slump) or pretentious (Dr. Wilbur Kenworthy). Stripped of their comic masks, these vulgarians represent forces that hasten the decline of Western culture.
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Dennis Barlow
Dennis Barlow, an English dilettante who has traveled to Southern California. His only book of poetry, written while he was in the British Air Force during World War II, received strong reviews and several awards, but the paper shortage took the book out of print. Curious, pragmatic, and a "man of sensibility rather than sentiment," the twenty-eight-year-old Barlow goes to Hollywood to help write the life of Percy Shelley for films. Unable to write the sort of script required by Megalopolitan Studios, he is dismissed from his job, moves in with Sir Francis Hinsley, and begins work at The Happier Hunting Ground, a pet mortuary, where his new employer, Mr. Schultz, finds him congenial and reverent. Barlow, fascinated by the American way of death at The Happier Hunting Ground and at Whispering Glades, courts Aimee Thanatogenos, an employee at Whispering Glades, with poetry plagiarized from the Oxford Book of English Verse. Aimee, unlike Mr. Schultz, finds Dennis irreverent of things that should be sacred, such as citizenship and social conscience. After Aimee's suicide, Mr. Joyboy prompts Barlow to cremate the corpse at The Happier Hunting Ground before Barlow returns to England. At the conclusion of the novel, Barlow is waiting for Aimee's corpse to burn.
Aimee Thanatogenos
Aimee Thanatogenos (ay-MAY tha-na-TO-geh-nohs), the fiancée of both Barlow and Mr. Joyboy and assistant to Mr. Joyboy at Whispering Glades, a cemetery in the Hollywood Hills. Aimee, who was graduated from the university in 1943 with beauticraft as her first subject, has no family and few friends, lives alone, and loves her work at Whispering Glades, "her true home." She has dark, straight hair and eyes that are "greenish and remote, with a rich glint of lunacy." Considering herself an artist of sorts and a "handmaid to the morticians," Aimee works "like a nun, intently, serenely, methodically." She presents herself to the world dressed and scented in obedience to advertisements. When Aimee cannot resolve her dilemma of being engaged simultaneously to Barlow and Mr. Joyboy, she takes an elevator to the top story of Whispering Glades, goes to Mr. Joyboy's workroom, injects herself with cyanide, and covers herself with a sheet, thus leading to Mr. Joyboy's discovery of her corpse.
Mr. Joyboy
Mr. Joyboy, the chief cosmetician and embalmer at Whispering Glades. An expert on facial expressions on corpses, Mr. Joyboy enjoys great popularity at Whispering Glades and in the funeral industry. He is unmarried and is regarded by every female employee at Whispering Glades as debonnaire and as a figure of romance. In addition to being a Rotarian and a Knight of Pythias, Mr. Joyboy is a regular contributor to The Casket, a mortuary publication. He is an intimate of Dr. Kenworthy. By the standards of motion-picture studios, Mr. Joyboy is not handsome. Tall but unathletic, he has scant eyebrows and invisible eyelashes. His hair, though neat, is sparse, and his hands are fleshy. His best feature is his teeth, and even they are not perfect: They seem too large for his mouth. Mr. Joyboy lives with his mother in a shabby home. He is saving his money for a house and children, and he believes "anything spent inconspicuously, anything spent on Mom" is "money down the drain." Mr. Joyboy's jealousy leads him to expose to Aimee two facts about Barlow that she cannot tolerate: that he is employed at The Happier Hunting Ground and that he plagiarized the poems he gave her. After these revelations, Aimee consents to marry Mr. Joyboy. To save his reputation after Aimee's suicide, Mr. Joyboy gets Barlow to cremate Aimee's corpse and pays for Barlow's first-class travel to England.
Sir Ambrose Abercrombie
Sir Ambrose Abercrombie, the leader of the English expatriate colony in Hollywood. Sir Ambrose, the guardian of the British image in Hollywood, is not quite sixty years old, dresses in conservative British attire complete with monocle, and heads the Cricket Club. At the beginning of the novel, he pays Sir Francis a visit concerning Barlow's disgraceful job at The Happier Hunting Ground. Later, Sir Ambrose supervises Barlow's arrangements at Whispering Glades for Sir Francis' funeral. Finally, it is Sir Ambrose who gives Barlow a check from the Cricket Club to return to England (tourist class) so that Barlow will not disgrace them by becoming a nonsectarian minister.
Sir Francis Hinsley
Sir Francis Hinsley, a screenwriter at Megalopolitan Studios and former president of the Cricket Club. Sir Francis, who has worked for Megalopolitan Studios for twenty-five years, has a "weak, sensitive, intelligent face, blurred somewhat by soft living and long boredom." He follows the conservative dress of Sir Ambrose, complete with monocle, and refrains from reading Barlow's poetry because, as he says of himself, he has never been "much good at anything new." When Barlow loses his job at Megalopolitan Studios, Sir Francis takes him in, regarding Barlow as "a young man of genius, the hope of English poetry." Stigmatized by Barlow's new job at The Happier Hunting Ground and no longer of legitimate service to Megalopolitan Studios, Sir Francis is fired, after which he commits suicide, hanging himself from the rafters in his home with his suspenders. Barlow meets Aimee while he is making funeral arrangements for Sir Francis.
Guru Brahmin
Guru Brahmin, actually three contributors to an advice-to-the-lovelorn column for a newspaper, the chief correspondent being Mr. Slump. The column, formerly called "Aunt Lydia's Post Bag," is now called "The Wisdom of the Guru Brahmin." Mr. Slump, a gloomy man given to drinking whiskey and smoking, deals with the letters to Guru Brahmin that require private answers. It is he, therefore, who answers the numerous letters from Aimee Thanatogenos regarding her dilemma with Barlow and Mr. Joyboy. In the course of the novel, Mr. Slump's condition deteriorates until he appears at work ill-shaven and scarcely sober. The night after he is fired, Aimee traces him by telephone to Mooney's Saloon to get advice. Mr. Slump suggests that she jump from a top-floor window.
Dr. Wilbur Kenworthy
Dr. Wilbur Kenworthy, called The Dreamer, the founder of the commercialized Whispering Glades Memorial Park, a racially segregated cemetery. Fear of disgracing Whispering Glades and Mr. Kenworthy and, thereby, ruining his own reputation drives Mr. Joyboy to seek Barlow's help in covering up the death of Aimee Thanatogenos.
Mr. Schultz
Mr. Schultz, the owner of The Happier Hunting Ground, a pet cemetery in Southern California. He is a pragmatic realist, concerned with profits and resentful that people will spend more money burying relatives they hate than burying pets they love. Because he finds Barlow congenial and reverent, he encourages Barlow to stay on at The Happier Hunting Ground.
Mrs. Joyboy
Mrs. Joyboy, Mr. Joyboy's mother. She has small angry eyes, frizzy hair, and a shapeless body; she wears pince-nez on a very thick nose and wears positively insulting clothes. Resentful of being moved away from the East to Hollywood, where everything is too expensive, Mrs. Joyboy dotes on her aged, almost naked parrot Sambo and watches political commentaries on television. Sambo's death gives Mr. Joyboy the opportunity to arrange the parrot's open-casket funeral at The Happier Hunting Ground and to invite Aimee to the ceremony, where she sees Barlow presiding. Mr. Joyboy cannot leave his mother to be with Aimee on the night of her suicide because his mother's new bird has just arrived.
Juanita del Pablo
Juanita del Pablo, a star at Megalopolitan Studios. Sir Francis Hinsley has the job of re-creating her image because the Catholic League of Decency has put pressure on Megalopolitan Studios to clean up its films. Sir Francis' failure with this task contributes, in part, to his dismissal from Megalopolitan Studios. Sir Ambrose arranges to have her sing at Sir Francis' funeral.
The Reverend Errol Bartholomew
The Reverend Errol Bartholomew, a nonsectarian bishop. After he reads the service for the Alsatian's funeral service at The Happier Hunting Ground, Barlow talks to him and decides to become a nonsectarian minister so that his class will be at least as high as a mortician's.
Sir Ambrose once acted in a "famous series of fatiguing roles" for Megalopolitan Pictures and is an old friend of Sir Francis Hinsley. Though the two knights share a "chivalric bond," Sir Ambrose takes care to distance himself from the unfortunate Sir Francis in social circles. He is the self-appointed leader of the English expatriates in Hollywood and believes each of them has a responsibility to keep up appearances.
Dennis is a young Englishman who lives in Sir Francis Hinsley's house. Dennis once enjoyed modest success as a poet and came to Hollywood to work as a scriptwriter for Megalopolitan Pictures. After losing his job at the studio, Dennis takes a low-status but personally satisfying job as a pet undertaker for The Happier Hunting Ground. Dennis is the hero (or, perhaps, the anti-hero) of the novel; he views the artifice of both Hollywood and Whispering Glades with a satirical eye.
Reverend Bartholomew is a "non-sectarian clergyman" who performs a dog's funeral service at The Happier Hunting Ground.
Otto Baumbein
Mr. Baumbein is Sir Francis's superior at Megalopolitan Pictures. He claims he is too busy to meet with Sir Francis after the Englishman is fired from the studio.
The Guru Brahmin
The Guru Brahmin is a local newspaper advice columnist that is, in reality, composed of two "gloomy men and a bright young secretary." Aimee Thanatogenos reads the column and writes to the Guru Brahmin for relationship advice.
Miss del Pablo is a starlet at Megalopolitan Pictures and a special protegee of Sir Francis. To placate the "Catholic League of Decency," Juanita is being forced to change her sultry Spanish persona and adopt the image of a wholesome "Irish colleen." Miss del Pablo symbolizes all that is artificial about Hollywood and the film business, since her real name is unknown and she was not even Spanish to begin with.
Mr. Erikson
Mr. Erikson is Mr. Baumbein's "immediate superior" at Megalopolitan; he informs Sir Francis in "blunt Nordic terms" that he has been fired from the studio.
Sir Francis is an Englishman who was once chief scriptwriter for Megalopolitan Pictures and President of the Cricket Club in Hollywood. By the novel's opening, Sir Francis has been demoted to the studio's publicity department and is just one of several Vice-Presidents of the Cricket Club. His status continues to descend both at work and within his social circle.
Mr. Jebb
Mr. Jebb is the manager of the beauty parlor at the Beverly-Waldorf hotel. She asks Aimee Thanatogenos to fix Mrs. Komstock's hair after Mrs. Komstock dies.
Mr. Joyboy is the Senior Mortician at the Whispering Glades funeral home. He performs his job with "the perfection of high professional manners." He is held in high esteem at work, especially by the women, but at home he is resented by his mother.
Mrs. Joyboy is Mr. Joyboy's mother. She is a bitter woman and complains about her inability to keep house on the small amount of money her son gives her.
Mr. Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser is the inventor of "Kaiser's Stoneless Peaches," which are advertised on the radio in Hollywood as "perfect" specimens of "succulent peach flesh and nothing else." Mr. Kaiser's product has been extremely successful, allowing him to buy an expensive family plot in Whispering Glades. Like Hollywood's representations of life and Whispering Glades' representations of the dead, Kaiser's peaches are a sanitized version of the real thing.
Otherwise known as The Dreamer, Dr. Kenworthy is the founder and owner of Whispering Glades Memorial Park. His desire to sanitize death informs many of the strange practices of the funeral home.
Colonel Komstock
Colonel Komstock is Mrs. Komstock's son.
Mrs. Komstock
Mrs. Komstock is a beauty parlor patron of Aimee Thanatogenos. Aimee fixes her hair after her death and in the process becomes interested in mortuary cosmetology.
Lorenzo Medici
Lorenzo Medici is the "stranger" who moves into Sir Francis Hinsley's office at Megalopolitan Pictures.
Mrs. Theodora Heinkel and Mr. Walter Heinkel
The Heinkels are the owners of "Arthur," a Sealyham terrier who dies and is brought to The Happier Hunting Ground for cremation.
Miss Myra Poski
Miss Poski is Dennis Barlow's colleague at The Happier Hunting Ground pet cemetary.
Mr. Schultz in the owner of The Happier Hunting Ground and Dennis Barlow's boss. He is a realist and a shrewd businessman.
Mr. Slump
Mr. Slump is one-half of the writing duo behind the "Guru Brahmin" advice column. Mr. Slump handles the letters that require private replies. He corresponds with Aimee Thanatogenos about her relationships with Mr. Joyboy and Dennis Barlow.
Aimee is a funeral cosmetician for Whispering Glades who sees her work as art. She has a romantic view of death and is courted by both Dennis Barlow and Mr. Joyboy.
Mr. Van Gluck
Mr. Van Gluck is the Transportation Captain for Megalopolitan Studios who refuses to send a car to pick up Sir Francis and bring him to work.
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Lars Grüne represents the areas systems and control theory including optimal control in MODUS. His particular interests lie on algorithmic approaches like Receding Horizon / Model Predictive Control and Dynamic Programming.


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# CLTools
A set of python and PHP scripts that use Craigslist to help find the perfect apartment.

Demo: https://dev.carlso.net/CLTools/CLWeb/

## Inspired By
* https://www.dataquest.io/blog/apartment-finding-slackbot/

## Requirements
### OS
* Debian 6<=
* Ubuntu 14.04<=

### Software
* Apache
* MySQL/MariaDB
* PHP 5.4<=

### Misc. Software/Libraries/Plugins

#### General
* rsync

#### PHP
* php-mysql

#### Python
* https://github.com/juliomalegria/python-craigslist
  * `pip install python-craigslist`
* python mysqldb
  * `pip install MySQL-python`
* Debian
  * libmysqlclient-dev

## Getting Started
### Install
To install CLTools, run the install script `install.sh`. This script will run through each step of installing CLTools:

* copying application files
* configuring file permissions
* configuring database

### Configuration
#### Apache/nginx
When setting up a site in Apache/nginx for CLTools, you will need to make the root directory the directory that the `CLTools` directory is in.

For example: if CLTools, and the contents of the `CLTools` directory, are deployed to `/opt`, `/opt` would need to be the Apache site's root directory.

The recommended choice for installation and configuration is to place the files in the default install directory - `/opt/cltools/` - and then
create a symlink from the web directory to the cltools application directory. For example, assuming the app directory is `/opt/cltools` and you
want to keep the default Apache web root of `/var/www/html/`:

```bash
ln -s /opt/cltools/ /var/www/html/CLTools
```

##### Sample Apache Config
Here is an example Apache config that you may want to base your configuration file off of. The only requirement is the clause `AllowOverride All`;
this is needed for `.htaccess` logic to work correctly:
```apacheconfig
<IfModule mod_ssl.c>
    <VirtualHost _default_:443>
	ServerName dev.carlso.net

        DocumentRoot /var/www/html

        <Directory /var/www/html/>
            Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
            AllowOverride All
            Order allow,deny
            Allow from all
            Require all granted
        </Directory>

        LogLevel warn

        ErrorLog /var/log/cltools/clweb-errors.log
        CustomLog /var/log/cltools/clweb-access_log combined

        SSLEngine on

        # Replace these with your own TLS certificates
        SSLCertificateFile  <SSL_CERT_FILE>
        SSLCertificateKeyFile <SSL_KEY_FILE>

        <FilesMatch "\.(cgi|shtml|phtml|php)$">
            SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
        </FilesMatch>

        BrowserMatch "MSIE [2-6]" \
            nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \
            downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
        # MSIE 7 and newer should be able to use keepalive
        BrowserMatch "MSIE [17-9]" ssl-unclean-shutdown

        # Cipherlist [ via cipherli.st ]
        SSLCipherSuite EECDH+AESGCM:EDH+AESGCM:AES256+EECDH:AES256+EDH
        SSLProtocol All -SSLv2 -SSLv3
        SSLHonorCipherOrder On
        # Requires Apache >= 2.4
        SSLCompression off

        # compress text, html, javascript, css, xml, json:
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/plain
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/html
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/xml
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/css
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/xml
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/xhtml+xml
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/rss+xml
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/javascript
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/x-javascript
        AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/json
    </VirtualHost>
</IfModule>
```

##### Modules
For Apache, the following modules will also need to be enabled:
* mod_ssl
* mod_rewrite
* mod_headers
* mod_deflate

#### CLTools Database Settings
After setting up CLTools for your web server software, we'll need to create a service account in MySQL for CLTools.
Commands may vary in your environment, but this example should work for most:
```mysql
GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON cltools.* TO cltools@'%' IDENTIFIED BY '<PASSWORD>';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
```
You can of course change the host clause of the `GRANT` statement based on your environment for some additional access control.

After configuring the service account, the next thing we will need to do to complete the configuration is update the database settings within CLTools to work with your environment.
To do that, update the respective variables in each of the config files before with the correct values:

* `CLData/conf/db.php`
* `CLStore/conf/example.cfg` (or your customized config for CLStore)

## Services
### CLStore
CLStore is a set of python scripts and libraries that scrapes CraigsList postings based on our defined parameters and stores them
for further analysis.

#### Usage
```
usage: clstore.py [-h] -c CONFIGFILE [-s SEARCHSLEEPTIME] [-v|--verbosity (DEBUG|INFO|WARNING|ERROR|CRITICAL)
```

##### Example
```
./clstore.py -c /opt/CLTools/conf/ca_search.cfg -s 15 -v INFO
```

This example starts CLStore using the config file `/opt/CLTools/conf/ca_search.cfg` and a search query sleep time of `15` seconds.
The logs will contain any log messages generated with a severity level of `INFO` and above.

### CLData
CLData is a backend service written in PHP that provides calculations, metrics, and any other raw data that's needed by the web application.
This data can be accessed directly by the user using REST calls, and is also utilized by CLWeb - the CLTools analysis front-end.

#### API
For instructions on using the CLTools API, see our [CLData API doc](https://github.com/magneticstain/CLTools/wiki/CLData-API-Guide).

### CLWeb
CLWeb is the front-end web application for fetching and displaying the listing analysis data to the user in an elegant and easy-to-use way.
This webapp utilizes PHP to provide an HTML5/JS webpage.

## Contributing
If you're interested in contributing to CLTools, please see our [Developer's Guide](https://github.com/magneticstain/CLTools/wiki/Developer's-Guide) in the project wiki.

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Death Toll From Somalia Bomb Attacks in Mogadishu Tops 300
'Death toll will still be higher because some people are still missing'
Somali government forces secure the scene of an explosion in KM4 street in the Hodan district of Mogadishu, Somalia, Oct. 15, 2017 / REUTERS
Reuters - October 16, 2017 10:13 AM
By Abdi Sheikh
MOGADISHU (Reuters) — More than 300 people died after twin bomb explosions in Mogadishu, an official said on Monday, as locals packed hospitals in search of friends and relatives caught up in Somalia's deadliest attack in a decade.
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The death toll has steadily risen since Saturday, when the blasts—for which no organization had claimed responsibility by Monday morning—struck at two busy junctions in the heart of the city.
"We have confirmed 300 people died in the blast. The death toll will still be higher because some people are still missing," Abdikadir Abdirahman, the director of the city's ambulance service, told Reuters on Monday.
Aden Nur, a doctor at the city's Madina hospital, said they had recorded 258 deaths while Ahmed Ali, a nurse at the nearby Osman Fiqi hospital, told Reuters five bodies had been sent there.
Nur said 160 of the bodies could not be recognized. "(They) were buried by the government yesterday. The others were buried by their relatives. Over a hundred injured were also brought here," he told Reuters at the hospital.
Some of the injured were being evacuated by air to Turkey for treatment, officials said.
Locals visiting their injured relatives or collecting their bodies filled every available space in Madina hospital.
"My last time to speak with my brother was some minutes before the blast occurred. By then he told me, he was on the way to meet and was passing at K5," Halima Nur, a local mother, told Reuters, referring to one of the junctions that was struck.
"I am afraid he was among the unrecognized charred bodies that were buried yesterday. I have no hope of getting him alive or dead. But I cannot go home."
DEADLIEST SINCE INSURGENCY BEGAN
Saturday's bomb attacks were the deadliest since the Islamist militant group al Shabaab began an insurgency in 2007.
Neither it nor any other group had claimed responsibility, but al Shabaab, which is allied to al Qaeda, stages regular attacks in the capital and other parts of the country.
The group is waging an insurgency against Somalia's U.N.-backed government and its African Union allies in a bid to impose its own strict interpretation of Islam.
The militants were driven out of Mogadishu in 2011 and have been steadily losing territory since then to the combined forces of AU peacekeepers and Somali security forces.
But Al Shabaab retains the capacity to mount large, complex bomb attacks. Over the past three years, the number of civilians killed by insurgent bombings has steadily climbed as al Shabaab increases the size of its bombs.
Some of those seriously injured in Saturday's bombing were moved by ambulance to the airport on Monday morning to be flown to Turkey for further treatment, Nur added.
Workers unloaded boxes of medicine and other medical supplies from a Turkish military plane parked on the tarmac, while Turkish medical teams attended to the cases of injuries moved from the hospital for evacuation.
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Familiarity with Solar Panel
Solar Energy is the most important and viable alternative source of energy. The unit to convert solar energy into electricity is the Solar Panel. It is a combination of smaller units to give proper voltage and current rating. The purpose of this session is to get familiar with the operations of solar panel.
Solar Panel, Series and Parallel connections.
Two Solar Panels, A light Source, Multimeter
Direct the panel towards the light source in the room. Connect the panel to multimeter in DC voltmeter mode. See the voltage
Play with putting your hand between the panel and the light source and see how the voltage output change.
Change the orientation of the panel so that light falls on it obliquely. See how the voltage changes.
Put light from your mobile, torch or other sources on the panel and see the output.
Connect the panel to LED and see if it glows. What happens to the voltage when the current is drawn
Put two panels side by side and measure their voltage outputs. Without changing the geometry, connect them in parallel and measure voltage output.
Connect the two panels in series and see the voltage output.
Solar panels convert light into electricity. The efficiency of conversion for a given panel depends on the wavelength of the light falling on it. The present panels are designed to be most efficient for visible energy range. The difference between the shade and the Sun is only in the intensity of light. Larger the intensity, more will be voltage output.


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Q: I would like to make a loop with this code to have several card swith a object enter code herehello I would like to loop on a json file to create maps but I can't find the loop I need, here is my obect json
type here javascript
let element=document.createElement`

        <button id="control-price-sucette">

       </button>

${title}

        A partir de ${price} €

 `
 product.appendChild(element)

enter code hereexport const Produits= [
{
    id:"sucette",
    img:"./images/sucette.jpg",
    title:"Sucette",
    Price:25,
    reduction:0,

},
{
    id :"cannes",
    img:"./images/canne.jpg",
    title : "Cannes",
    price : 25,
    reduction:30
},
{
    id:"oursons",
    title:"Ourson",
    img:"./image/ourson",
    price:20,
    reduction:0
},
{
    id:"bonbon_durs",
    title:"Bonbons durs",
    img:"./images/dur.jpg",
    price: 39,
    reduction:25
},
{
    id:"bonbon_acidulées",
    title:"Bonbons acidulées",
    img:"./image/acidul.jpg",
    price:30,
    reduction:0
},
{
    id:"brochette",
    title:"Brochette",
    img:"./images/brochette.jpg",
    price:30,
    reduction:20
},
{
    _id: "cake_balls",
    get id() {
        return this._id
    },
    set id(value) {
        this._id = value
    },
    img:"./images/cake-ball.jpg",
    title:"Cake bals",
    price:40,
    reduction:20
},
{
    _id_1: "cake_pops",
    get id() {
        return this._id_1
    },
    set id(value) {
        this._id_1 = value
    },
    title:"cake pops",
    img:"./images/cake-pops.jpg",
    price:50,
    reduction:30
},
{
    id: "cake_pops_coeur",
    title:"cake pops coeur",
    img:"./images/cake-pops-coeur",
    price:50,
    reduction:20
}

]

A: You can do the loop at that JSON using .forEach method. Try this:

const Produits= [
{
    id:"sucette",
    img:"./images/sucette.jpg",
    title:"Sucette",
    Price:25,
    reduction:0,

},
{
    id :"cannes",
    img:"./images/canne.jpg",
    title : "Cannes",
    price : 25,
    reduction:30
},
{
    id:"oursons",
    title:"Ourson",
    img:"./image/ourson",
    price:20,
    reduction:0
},
{
    id:"bonbon_durs",
    title:"Bonbons durs",
    img:"./images/dur.jpg",
    price: 39,
    reduction:25
},
{
    id:"bonbon_acidulées",
    title:"Bonbons acidulées",
    img:"./image/acidul.jpg",
    price:30,
    reduction:0
},
{
    id:"brochette",
    title:"Brochette",
    img:"./images/brochette.jpg",
    price:30,
    reduction:20
},
{
    _id: "cake_balls",
    get id() {
        return this._id
    },
    set id(value) {
        this._id = value
    },
    img:"./images/cake-ball.jpg",
    title:"Cake bals",
    price:40,
    reduction:20
},
{
    _id_1: "cake_pops",
    get id() {
        return this._id_1
    },
    set id(value) {
        this._id_1 = value
    },
    title:"cake pops",
    img:"./images/cake-pops.jpg",
    price:50,
    reduction:30
},
{
    id: "cake_pops_coeur",
    title:"cake pops coeur",
    img:"./images/cake-pops-coeur",
    price:50,
    reduction:20
}];

let elements = '';
Produits.forEach((p)=>{
  elements += `

        <button id="control-price-sucette">

        </button>

${p.title}

        A partir de ${p.price} €

  `;
});
let product = document.getElementById("product");
product.innerHTML = elements;
.grid-item-product {
  display: table;
  border: 1px solid black;
}
<link href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/bootstrap/4.6.2/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
<link href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/6.3.0/css/all.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

A: It is not quite clear from your question what you need.
Although i think you want to loop over the Items to get their attributes.
In this case i think this should work:
myArray.map((item, index) => {
        console.log(item.id, item.title, item.price);
});

A: The best loop is Javascript's .map function.
Your HTML will need:

*

*an opening DIV

*a loop, producing the repeating rows (one for each product)

*a closing DIV

The .map function maps the array of products to an array of strings (not to a single long string) so you can use the .join function to join the individual strings into one long one.
Et voilà:

const Produits = [{
    id: "sucette",
    img: "./images/sucette.jpg",
    title: "Sucette",
    Price: 25,
    reduction: 0,

  },
  {
    id: "cannes",
    img: "./images/canne.jpg",
    title: "Cannes",
    price: 25,
    reduction: 30
  },
  {
    id: "oursons",
    title: "Ourson",
    img: "./image/ourson",
    price: 20,
    reduction: 0
  },
  {
    id: "bonbon_durs",
    title: "Bonbons durs",
    img: "./images/dur.jpg",
    price: 39,
    reduction: 25
  },
  {
    id: "bonbon_acidulées",
    title: "Bonbons acidulées",
    img: "./image/acidul.jpg",
    price: 30,
    reduction: 0
  },
  {
    id: "brochette",
    title: "Brochette",
    img: "./images/brochette.jpg",
    price: 30,
    reduction: 20
  },
  {
    _id: "cake_balls",
    get id() {
      return this._id
    },
    set id(value) {
      this._id = value
    },
    img: "./images/cake-ball.jpg",
    title: "Cake bals",
    price: 40,
    reduction: 20
  },
  {
    _id_1: "cake_pops",
    get id() {
      return this._id_1
    },
    set id(value) {
      this._id_1 = value
    },
    title: "cake pops",
    img: "./images/cake-pops.jpg",
    price: 50,
    reduction: 30
  },
  {
    id: "cake_pops_coeur",
    title: "cake pops coeur",
    img: "./images/cake-pops-coeur",
    price: 50,
    reduction: 20
  }
]

const html =  "
" +
Produits.map(produit => `

        <button id="control-price-sucette">

       </button>

${produit.title}

           A partir de ${produit.price} €

`).join("")
+ "
"

const div = document.createElement('div');
div.innerHTML = html;

document.querySelector('body').appendChild(div)

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Vogue Wedding Films is one of the UK's leading creative producing companies based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, using top of the range High Definition Digital SLR cameras to capture people's wedding days in the uppermost quality and in a contemporary, professional look and style.
So, it was only a matter of time before something truly stunning was created when the highly successful production company and The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation joined forces! When The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation needed a beautiful new promotional video to raise awareness of the stellar work they do by providing the perfect wedding day for people with life limiting and terminal illnesses, Vogue Wedding Films offered help showcase their mission and cause.
Sympathetically documenting the array of services the organization offers, the inspirational couples affected by life changing conditions and of course, focusing on its founder, Naomi Thomas who, despite living with incurable Secondary Breast Cancer works tirelessly with her remarkable team and array of extremely generous suppliers, businesses and individuals to create the wedding days only dreams are made of, Vogue Wedding Films set to work in creating a masterpiece.
'From the very beginning, Vogue Wedding Films took the time to listen to the messages we wanted to get across and the particular challenges we faced, both on a personal level and as an organisation.
They took on the challenge of relaying our mission, the harsh reality behind why the organisation began and what we strive to for our special couples within a short promotional film and worked closely with us to get the messaging and tone completely right, sensitively handling filming with us.
The footage they shot perfectly captured the emotional nature of The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation, whilst the editing skilfully managed to get the balance just right between emotional tension and positive outcome.
I really hope that the promotional video will be well received and that we receive enquiries from people, businesses and organisations who have been inspired to support our charity after seeing it, as well reaching out to many more couples wanting to get married before it is too late.
Our recent wedding in East Sussex had a steam train & vintage theme. I think you will agree it worked really well.
Thank you to the amazing Diamond Films for filming the wedding.
On 20th May we were honoured to have been invited to the prestigious White Gallery in London. White Gallery is an annual bridal show for bridal wear buyers so not our area I hear you say?
Well we were actually there to see the launch of the amazing 2014 collection of Madeline Isaac James. The designer of the collection Natalie Gladman has very kindly designed a dress and named it "Naomi" after our very own Naomi! £100 for every Naomi dress sold will be donated to The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation.
The dress will be stocked in many bridal shops around the UK.
Here at The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation we have decided that it is time to start blogging!!!
There is so much going on here on a daily basis and we want to be able to keep you in the loop!
Watch this space for lots of exciting news…..


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Trop dure, la vie
Hello from Montego Bay airport, where Sarah and I are waiting to board our flight back to San Francisco, via Miami.
After a week of total isolation on the South side of the island, this airport – engineered, it seems, to cater entirely to the whims of American tourists – is a sharp jolt back to reality. We're about to have lunch, if only we can choose between the traditional Jamaican delights of Domino's Pizza, Nathan's hotdogs and Wendy's. Yah mon.
Still, Treasure Beach was an unadulterated joy. Our hotel – Jake's – was right on the beach, and our room somehow managed to skip the sand entirely and perch right on the ocean. Every morning we awoke to the sound of lapping waves, then strolled out to an hour an a half of vinyasa yoga, before a breakfast of fruit and banana pancakes to fortify us for a few hours of work before lunch, more yoga and dinner.
I say "work," but it's hard to describe even the most arduous PowerPoint wrangling and calls with lawyers as "work" when it's done from a Adirondack chair, crabs nipping at the wage-slave's toes. Trop dure, la vie as my French tutor put it when I explained why I couldn't make it to class this week.
Jamaica was precisely as I had always imagined it. The food – especially when we left the hotel to explore local hole-in-the-wall cafes and beachside huts – took me back to my time spent living in South London when I'd regularly hop on the tube to Brixton for jerk chicken, rice and peas. This, I assumed, was everyone else's imagining of Jamaica too: the food, reggae and dancehall, weed, Yardies…
Imagine my surprise, then, to learn that Americans seem have a totally different impression of the country. Pretty much everyone we told we were going to Jamaica, including our Lyft driver on the way to SFO, responded in the same way…
"Oh, nice. Sandals?"
Sure enough, on the flight almost all of our fellow passengers were excitedly clutching their Sandals brochures or, in one case, a wedding dress garment bag imprinted with the thick italicized logo of the historically homophobic resort chain. Kudos, I suppose, to Sandals for successfully rebranding an entire Caribbean nation as a cozy gated community for rich white people. But still.
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A01AA02 Natriummonofluorfosfat
A01AA03 Olaflur
A01AA04 Tenn(II)fluorid
A01AA30 Kombinationer
A01AA51 Natriumfluorid, kombinationer

A01AB Kemoterapeutika och antiseptika för lokal behandling i munhålan
A01AB02 Väteperoxid
A01AB03 Klorhexidin
A01AB04 Amfotericin B
A01AB05 Polynoxylin
A01AB06 Domifen
A01AB07 Oxikinolin
A01AB08 Neomycin
A01AB09 Mikonazol
A01AB10 Natamycin
A01AB11 Övriga medel
A01AB12 Hexetidin
A01AB13 Tetracyklin
A01AB14 Bensoxoniumklorid
A01AB15 Tibezoniumjodid
A01AB16 Mepartricin
A01AB17 Metronidazol
A01AB18 Klotrimazol
A01AB19 Natriumperborat
A01AB21 Klortetracyklin
A01AB22 Doxycyklin
A01AB23 Minocyklin

A01AC Glukokortikoider för lokal behandling i munhålan
A01AC01 Triamcinolon
A01AC02 Dexametason
A01AC03 Hydrokortison
A01AC54 Prednisolon, kombinationer

A01AD Andra medel för lokal behandling i munhålan
A01AD01 Epinefrin (adrenalin)
A01AD02 Benzydamin
A01AD05 Acetylsalicylsyra
A01AD06 Adrenon
A01AD07 Amlexanox
A01AD08 Bekaplermin
A01AD11 Övriga medel

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/*
 * This is an implementation of the SauceLabs Driver Provider.
 * It is responsible for setting up the account object, tearing
 * it down, and setting up the driver correctly.
 */

var util = require('util'),
    webdriver = require('selenium-webdriver'),
    SauceLabs = require('saucelabs'),
    q = require('q');

var SauceDriverProvider = function(config) {
  this.config_ = config;
  this.sauceServer_ = {};
  this.driver_ = null;
};

/**
 * Hook to update the sauce job.
 * @public
 * @param {Object} update
 * @return {q.promise} A promise that will resolve when the update is complete.
 */
SauceDriverProvider.prototype.updateJob = function(update) {
  var deferred = q.defer();
  var self = this;
  this.driver_.getSession().then(function(session) {
    console.log('SauceLabs results available at http://saucelabs.com/jobs/' +
        session.getId());
    self.sauceServer_.updateJob(session.getId(), update, function(err) {
      if (err) {
        throw new Error(
          'Error updating Sauce pass/fail status: ' + util.inspect(err)
        );
      }
      deferred.resolve();
    });
  });
  return deferred.promise;
};

/**
 * Configure and launch (if applicable) the object's environment.
 * @public
 * @return {q.promise} A promise which will resolve when the environment is
 *     ready to test.
 */
SauceDriverProvider.prototype.setupEnv = function() {
  var deferred = q.defer();
  this.sauceServer_ = new SauceLabs({
    username: this.config_.sauceUser,
    password: this.config_.sauceKey
  });
  this.config_.capabilities.username = this.config_.sauceUser;
  this.config_.capabilities.accessKey = this.config_.sauceKey;
  var auth = 'http://' + this.config_.sauceUser + ':' +
    this.config_.sauceKey + '@';
  this.config_.seleniumAddress = auth +
      (this.config_.sauceSeleniumAddress ? this.config_.sauceSeleniumAddress :
      'ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub');

  // Append filename to capabilities.name so that it's easier to identify test.
  if (this.config_.capabilities.name &&
      this.config_.capabilities.shardTestFiles) {
    this.config_.capabilities.name += (
        ':' + this.config_.specs.toString().replace(/^.*[\\\/]/, ''));
  }

  util.puts('Using SauceLabs selenium server at ' +
      this.config_.seleniumAddress.replace(/\/\/.+@/, '//'));
  deferred.resolve();
  return deferred.promise;
};

/**
 * Teardown and destroy the environment and do any associated cleanup.
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 *
 * @public
 * @return {q.promise} A promise which will resolve when the environment
 *     is down.
 */
SauceDriverProvider.prototype.teardownEnv = function() {
  var deferred = q.defer();
  this.driver_.quit().then(function() {
    deferred.resolve();
  });
  return deferred.promise;
};

/**
 * Retrieve the webdriver for the runner.
 * @public
 * @return webdriver instance
 */
SauceDriverProvider.prototype.getDriver = function() {
  if (!this.driver_) {
    this.driver_ = new webdriver.Builder().
        usingServer(this.config_.seleniumAddress).
        withCapabilities(this.config_.capabilities).build();
  }
  return this.driver_;
};

// new instance w/ each include
module.exports = function(config) {
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Q: File handing in WebFlux (Reactor) I'm working on a greenfield reactive project where a lot of file handling IO is going on. Is it sufficient if I write the IO code in an imperative blocking manner and then wrap them in a Mono, publish them on boundedElastic scheduler? Will the boundedElastic pool size limit the number of concurrent operations?
If this is not the correct method, can you show an example how to write bytes to a file using Reactor?

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Is it sufficient if I write the IO code in an imperative blocking manner and then wrap them in a Mono, publish them on boundedElastic scheduler?

This comes down to opinion on some level - but no, certainly not ideal not for a reactive greenfield project IMHO. boundedElastic() schedulers are great for interfacing with blocking IO when you must, but they're not a good replacement when a true non-blocking solution exists. (Sometimes this is a bit of a moot point with file handling, since it depends if it's possible for the underlying system to do it asynchronously - but usually that's possible these days.)
In your case, I'd look at wrapping AsynchronousFileChannel in a reactive publisher. You'll need to use create() or push() for this and then make explicit calls to the sink, but exactly how you do this depends on your use case. As a "simplest case" for file writing, you could feasibly do something like:
static Mono<Void> writeToFile(AsynchronousFileChannel channel, String content) {
    return Mono.create(sink -> {
        byte[] bytes = content.getBytes();
        ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(bytes.length);
        buffer.put(bytes);
        buffer.flip();

        channel.write(buffer, 0, null, new CompletionHandler<>() {
            @Override
            public void completed(Integer result, Object attachment) {
                sink.success();
            }

            @Override
            public void failed(Throwable exc, Object attachment) {
                sink.error(exc);
            }
        });
    });
}

A more thorough / comprehensive example of bridging the two APIs can be found here - there's almost certainly others around also.

A: After some researching the java.nio and Spring library I have found the convenient approach to write strings to file as DataBuffers (which perfectly connect with WebFlux) into AsynchronousFileChannel using Spring classes.
It's not "truly" reactive way to write lines in file, but asyncronous and it is still better than using some standard blocking API.
public Mono<Void> writeRows(Flux<String> rowsFlux) {
    DefaultDataBufferFactory bufferFactory = new DefaultDataBufferFactory();
    CharSequenceEncoder encoder = CharSequenceEncoder.textPlainOnly();

    Flux<DataBuffer> dataBufferFlux = rowsFlux.map(line ->
            encoder.encodeValue(line, bufferFactory, ResolvableType.NONE, null, null)
    );
    return DataBufferUtils.write(
            dataBufferFlux,
            Path.of("/your_path_to_save_file/file.txt"),
            StandardOpenOption.CREATE_NEW
    );
}

Of course, for better performance in this case you can buffer your strings in flux and then append those strings to one string and create a data buffer from it.
Or if you already have Flux of data buffers you can write them to file using DataBufferUtils directly.


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Brooklynites gang up on NYPD traffic agent trying to tow car
January 11, 2019 | 8:55pm | Updated January 11, 2019 | 10:09pm
An angry mob of Brooklynites pounced on an NYPD Traffic Enforcement Agent when he tried to tow their friend's car, then harassed and taunted him for doing his job, video of the incident shows.
@NYPD66Pct Here is the video for your case.. since most of the community say NCO-B just hangs out inside the precinct.. Borough Park Shomrim Moshe Steinberg should be charged with OGA for assisting in this unlawful act. I thought Shomrim was suppose to assist the NYPD?? pic.twitter.com/10ErcC9NM0
— News (@TheLocalPressBK) January 11, 2019
The melee began on Thursday morning in front of 1501 44th St. in Borough Park when an NYPD tow truck was dispatched to remove a brown minivan that was parked illegally.
A group of angry residents quickly swarmed the location and began removing the car from the hitch, police and union representatives said.
"Before the tow driver could raise the vehicle so the motorist couldn't leave the scene people from the community… got in the car and drove off," said Marvin Robbins, first vice president of the Local 283, which represents tow truck drivers and other city workers.
Robbins said the person who got into the car was not the owner of the vehicle but instead part of a Shomrim, a collection of Jewish community watchdogs who engage in police matters and supposedly work hand in hand with the NYPD.
The men outside trying to stop the tow from happening worked together to help the minivan flee — a black SUV was in front of the offending van and the men instructed the SUV to get out of the way.
"That allowed [the minivan] to escape," Robbins said.
Video of the incident posted to Twitter shows the traffic agent attempting to reason with the person driving the minivan, walking up to his window to try to get him to stop before the van sped away.
Then, the men on the sidewalk began taunting the traffic agent and making fun of him.
"This is so great," one guy sneered.
"What a loser… This guy worked his a– off for like a half hour," he went on.
Another man can be heard yelling to the traffic agent, who is black, "You're in the wrong precinct… you should work in Harlem! They'll kill him over there."
A spokesperson for the NYPD said the attack against the traffic agent was unacceptable.
"We will not tolerate our traffic agents being subject to abuse in any form, not the least of which is the ugly example we see in this video," NYPD spokesman Lt. John Grimpel said.
"NYPD Traffic Enforcement Agents responded to the area at the request of community members and local representatives who were concerned about illegal parking conditions that impede the flow of traffic, including emergency vehicles. This is disgusting behavior against an agent who was doing his job to keep New Yorkers safe while exhibiting restraint and professionalism."
A complaint has been filed with the 66th Precinct, and police said they have information belonging to the vehicle's owner. He is expected to be charged with obstruction of governmental administration because he got in the way of a traffic agent doing his job.
Robbins said the agent has over 20 years as a tow driver and is expected to do his job and tow offending vehicles.
"This is what my drivers encounter on a daily basis out here in the City of New York… no one respects the tow truck operators," Robbins said, adding the driver was back at work today.
"You try to remain as professional as possible but their backs are against the wall."
As the men swarmed the agent, demanding his badge number and threatening to post the video to YouTube, one man could be heard saying, "This is my place, this is not your place."
The agent eventually got into his tow truck and drove away.
"I think that he did the best that he could, he didn't lose it, it could've went a totally different way," Robbins said.
"I think he kept it professional."
Police said the motorist is yet to be arrested.
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A pretty cool western movie, that is far from anything great, but definitely some B movie fun.
A Sam Raimi movie all the way, this is the B movie version of a western. Think of it as if Tarantino made a movie all about shootouts and a tournament in a small town. The usual cliches are there, including a corrupt and overbearing sheriff, and a mysterious stranger who rides into town. It's not the story that makes this movie anything special. It's the characters and style. From camera work to pacing to set design, this film works on all kinds of levels. Raimi is a director who spices his movies up with shocking moments and vicious humor. These elements punctuate this film. It might not be the smartest movie out there, but it's definitely campy, entertaining, and a whole lot of fun.
Sam Raimi is the king of B movies. There's only one director that does this genre better and that's Quentin Tarantino. Only with Taranatino, he takes B movie material and makes it look like A movies. He actually makes some of the best movies of each year. With Raimi, the movies might not be the best, but they are certainly contenders for the most fun. Raimi is a director who is all about the camera tricks and sleight of hand manipulation. Like Tarantino, he loves to shock the viewer with sudden grotesque imagery, such as exploding or torn off body parts. Both of these guys go more for fun, campy movies than they do for realistic dramas. They are the two masters of the genre, and Raimi has put his sense of style and spirit into every one of his films, (other than the Tobey Maguire Spider Man movies, which were more studio oriented, PG-13 fare.) But with everything else he's done, from The Evil Dead 2 to Drag Me To Hell to Darkman, this guy shows how much he loves to entertain, surprise, and keep the audience thrilled.
The Quick and The Dead is a movie that could be subtitled, Sam Raimi makes a western. It's always fun when directors do this for just one film, taking a single crack at the genre. Like when James Mangold tried it with 3:10 To Yuma. With Raimi, he brings the same level of R rated energy to the project that he brings to just about all of his films. The story isn't great, and you can hardly expect it to be. When was the story of a Sam Raimi film ever great? What does work is the pacing, characters, camera work, and humorous tone.
This movie is about a town that holds a shootout competition every year. We've seen these standoffs in western films before, where both characters walk out into the street and face each other, neither one of them drawing his pistol yet, but just waiting for the right moment, and hoping to be the one to draw first… It's actually a staple of the genre. But this movie might be the first and only film to be all about that. You would think that a movie that examines a cliche that we've already seen a thousand times before, might be a little dull. Not with this filmmaker running the show. Raimi makes it into a tournament film, complete with brackets on a big chalk board and everything. He pumps life into every scene and creates an atmosphere that we want to be in.
The actors at play here are Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Keith David, and Lance Henrickson. There are some others too, but those are the ones who make up the all-star cast. Stone is the protagonist, and that's a rarity for a western, to have a female lead. Especially a female gunfighter. And she doesn't even get romantically involved with anyone. This movie is treating the Sharon Stone character, Ellen, exactly the way it would treat a man in the film. At least once the storyline gets going. When she first walks into a bar, a stranger in a new town, the man running the place, (Pat Hingle,) mistakes her for a prostitute and tells her to go to the brothel next door. She quickly puts him in his place.
Gene Hackman is playing the baddie of the film, named Herod, and he's basically reprising his role from Unforgiven, just a few year earlier. Herod is the sheriff who makes the townsfolk pay him taxes and is hated by all who live under his rule. He has a group of enforcers who travel with him, and he takes and does whatever he pleases. Both Herod and Ellen are cliched characters, and the movie makes no attempt to hide that. She's playing the mysterious stranger that Clint Eastwood perfected in this genre so well, between his Man With No Name trilogy and his movie Pale Rider. Hackman, as the larger than life, corrupt sheriff, is another cliche or staple of the genre, depending on which way you look at it. Raimi and the film are totally fine with this, and in fact, it is all very intentional.
It's the areas where he can push the boundarys and spice up the genre in ways we haven't seen before, that make the movie so entertaining. Herod's house, for example, isn't just a large, exquisite house, but is more like a Disneyland ride. This thing is so decorated on the outside, that it sticks out in the town, and reminds me of the kind of thing Tim Burton would do with the design and architechture of buildings. Herod sits on the porch of his house, overlooking the entire town, as he smokes a thinly rolled cigar. Aside from his house, the town is also characterized by a giant clock tower and a well. Like Burton always does, Raimi carefully orchestrates the set design here to create the kind of mood and atmosphere he wants.
The story might be the weakest part of the film. Now, that's not to say that it's lousy or anything, but just very much the usual kind of thing, compared to everything else which is unique to this filmmaker's style. The storyline is simply about a stranger who comes to town with the intention of killing someone. It turns out someone in this town has wronged her in the past. We get flashbacks to show us what happened, interspersed throughout the film. Of course, it's the big baddie who she is after. Of course her fight against him will be last. And before any of that happens, the two of them have to work their way through every other gunfighter in the tournament.
The camerawork in this movie is like a character onto itself. This is apparent from very early in the film when a man rides into town dressed in a prisoner's outfit, walks into a bar, and we, the audience, stay outside. Another man comes flying out of the bar, thrown backwards and landing in the street. He runs to his horse, gets on, and rides off. The first man now comes out, grabs his gun and the camera pans to show the man riding away in the distance. The first man fires and knocks him off his horse. All of this is done in one shot. That means there are no cuts and the camera never leaves the position its in since the man came riding into town. Instead of cutting, the camera represents our point of view, and turns to show us what's happening on different parts of the screen. It gives us the idea that all of this is really happening. That the man who just rode off of the screen is still riding out there, and when we turn to look in that direction a minute later, we will still see him in the distance. All of this looks and feels fantastic.
Raimi is a man of flair and style. When it comes to deciding on a gun, we get a scene where Herod brings in the Preacher (Russell Crowe,) who is being forced to participate in a gunfight. DiCaprio is the man (well, at that time, boy,) behind the counter, and he shows us guns and their parts in closeup, explaining them in detail. The funny thing is that The Preacher can not afford any of these and ends up taking the cheapest, lousiest gun in the store. Yet Raimi still spends time showing us all of the other guns, despite it's irrelevance to the story. There's a reason for this. Because it's fun. And it adds to the humor when at the end of the scene, The Preacher doesn't go with any of them. It also helps establish something that does come into play in the story, which is that The Preacher is only permitted to have one bullet for his junky gun. If God is on his side, Herod says, then one bullet should be enough.
For all the good in this movie, occasionally there are areas that don't quite hit the mark. Sometimes slow motion shots are used for no reason whatsoever, other than that they look cool. A man drops a glass of beer from his hand, for example, simply because a shootout match is about to begin. It's really just to show us the glass falling in slow motion. Ellen has to act afraid of Herod and even cry about it. She has to act feminine. This happens twice. The first time is following a dinner at Herod's house and the second one comes when she meets an old man in a graveyard. These are some of the weakest scenes in the film. Some things that happen in the final act might be predictable, but they don't really take away from the story. They also barely slow down the momentum. This film features some great western music and a smooth and quick pace. It's a good, fun movie and a nice entry in the genre.


Turnage gave praise to the man and dog who found what's believed to be the rest of the remains.
"That firefighter and his bloodhound both deserve a steak dinner," Turnage said Tuesday.
DNA tests must be performed to see if the skull matches the femur or the other remains before a medical examiner and anthropologist can confirm the bones belonged to the same person — and who that person was, he said.
The remains found Monday were in the area of Sycamore and George Mitchell roads.
"We believe it's a person reported as a missing person but we can't release a name until we know for sure who it is," Turnage said.
The remains are believed to be those of a person reported missing in February 2012, he said.
The Labrador's owner had discovered a skull in his yard Aug. 27. A search team tried to find additional remains at the time but could not.
Then the femur showed up, and the dog's owner called the sheriff's department.
Deputies and a search-and-rescue team began to look, to no avail.
Steve Seal, who owns a bloodhound named Bo, was stumped that his dog couldn't get a sniff that led to bones. So he tied a T-shirt around the Lab.
The Mississippi Crime Lab, a state medical examiner and an anthropologist examined the bones and finished recovering them Tuesday, Turnage said.


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Housing Costs in Vancouver Threaten Economy: Mayor
Gregor Robertson, Mayor of Vancouver, says recent reports and recommendations from banks, organizations, real estate boards and economists has made it clear to him that it's time to deal with Vancouver's sky-rocketing real estate prices or the city's economy could suffer.
On Sunday his office released a statement in support of a house flipping tax as a measure to reduce speculation and a luxury sales tax to help, "rein in the excesses of Vancouver's housing market." it stated in part and went on to say that, "First and foremost, housing needs to be for homes, not just treated as a commodity"
Their proposal comes as rental-vacancy rates in Vancouver slipped below one per cent last year and the average selling price for a single-family home on the city's west side is above $2.5 million.
Last June, the provincial government rejected calls from Robertson to levy speculation and luxury taxes on foreign owners and speculators as a way to keep prices from rising, citing reports from the British Columbia Finance Ministry that said the province would lose $1 billion in residential real estate sales and almost 4,000 construction jobs if government moved to reduce foreign investment in the housing market. The six-page analysis comes as economists, academics and real estate experts propose a tax on owners of vacant properties to generate a potential Housing Affordability Fund of up to $90 million to be shared among local owners.
Further, at the time, Premier Christy Clark said at the time that using taxes to drive down prices could hurt current homeowners by reducing their equity.B.C.'s current property-purchase tax is charged at a rate of one per cent for the first $200,000 of the sale price and two per cent for the remainder of the market value. The property-purchase tax on a property valued at $250,000 is $3,000. However, first-time B.C. home buyers are currently exempt from the property-purchase tax on homes valued up to $475,000.
At the Federal level, Canada may consider a tax on foreign investors flipping Canadian homes for a quick profit, according to CIBC Economist Benjamin Tal.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) is seeking new ways to track foreign money in Canada's housing market. Unfortunately, hard data on foreign money is hard to come by, as Canada does not yet reliably track such information, but Statistics Canada was earmarked half a million dollars in the recent federal budget to beef up its data collection on the housing market. However, some economists don't perceive it as a problem.
[pullquote align="normal" cite="Benjamin Tal (CIBC)"]"A satellite family situation is probably more common than perceived," Tal says. " That's a case in which the money comes from outside the country, but family members — mostly wives, children or students — reside in Canada…Flipping is not the main motivation here,"[/pullquote]
Beyond Vancouver
Cameron Muir, chief economist of the British Columbia Real Estate Association, says the entire province experienced a record setting month for real estate sales in April, in part due to B.C.'s strong economy. This is leading to rises in housing prices not just in Vancouver, but in surrounding communities.
Charles Wiebe, president of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, says "it's almost a perfect storm of factors. We have a very strong provincial economy and job growth, low interest rates and lots of homes in the Valley that are still very affordable. It's all come together to create this immense, unprecedented drive to our region."


But to be honest, I truly think they're they ones missing out. In the same way that life is filled with repetition, you get the true pleasure in learning to see the same things in a new way! For me, the second time I watch a movie I always find it much more enjoyable. If I truly love a movie and decide to watch it more than twice, every time I watch it I get something new from the movie, a new lesson or a new way of seeing life!


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[Image] Norwich's line-up with their two new arrivals in the team looks nothing short of promising
Norwich City opinion: How the Canaries could line up with Drmic and Roberts According to the BBC, newly-promoted Norwich City have signed Josip Drmic on a free transfer from Borussia Monchengladbach. He has penned a three-year deal at Carrow Road, after four seasons with Monchengladbach. The Switzerland striker joined Monchengladbach from Borussia Dortmund four seasons ago but struggled for game time last season with a back injury and a muscle tear. He only managed two goals in five Bundesliga appearances before leaving Borussia Park upon the expiry of his contract. Drmic, 26, is Norwich's second new arrival ahead of the 2019-20 season after Manchester City winger Patrick Roberts joined on a season-long loan. He may have struggled with injuries for the last couple of seasons in the Bundesliga, but the 26-year-old has a good record for the Switzerland national team and has volumes of experience at the highest level. Norwich boss Daniel Farke wanted to sign a new striker to compete with Teemu Pukki in the Premier League. Pukki was a revelation in the Championship after arriving at the Carrow Road on a free transfer last summer. He notched an incredible 30 goals to help fire the Canaries to the Championship title. Even if the Finn banged goals left, right and centre in the Championship, whether he'll be able to produce the goods consistently in the Premier League remains to be seen. So, signing Drmic to compete and push Pukki is a step in the right direction. The Canaries already had an exciting attacking unit which consisted of Pukki, Onel Hernandez, Marco Stiepermann and Emi Buendia. The attacking unit was chiefly responsible for the Canaries scoring 93 goals in the Championship last season. The addition of Drmic and Roberts has undoubtedly bolstered Farke's team, whilst adding depth to the squad. But Farke will have to take some big calls while setting up his team in the 2019/20 season opener against Champions League winners, Liverpool. Marco Stiepermann impressed last season in a No.10 role after previously playing at left-back during the 2017-18 season, following his summer move from Bochum. The Canaries did hand him a new three-year deal and despite his good performances in the Championship, Stiepermann could be apparently deemed as a squad player by Farke. Read more Norwich City news, click here – Norwich City latest news Both Drmic and Roberts are versatile forwards and it'll be interesting to see how Farke utilises them next season. That being said, here's how Norwich City could line up in their first game against Liverpool with the two summer signings so far? The post [Image] Norwich's line-up with their two new arrivals in the team looks nothing short of promising appeared first on ....
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Tom Latham Votes to Expand Assistance to Homeless Veterans
National Right to Life Committee Addresses Prolife Concerns with the Parental Rights Amendment
Homeless Veterans,
Homes for Heros Act,
HR 3298,
Tom Latham,
WASHINGTON, DC – Iowa Congressman Tom Latham on Tuesday voted in favor of bipartisan legislation to extend new help to homeless veterans.
"No one has done more to protect our liberties and freedoms than our veterans," Congressman Latham said following the vote. "Every American owes them a debt of solemn gratitude for their service and sacrifice. We have to make sure they're taken care of after their tours come to an end. That means making sure they're given the dignity and respect they've earned, and it means finding new ways to ensure they have a roof over their heads during difficult times."
The Homes for Heroes Act, HR 3298, would assign a special veterans assistant to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to make sure that veterans get full access to federal housing assistance programs provided by Congress and to facilitate greater communication and coordination between HUD and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The legislation also would require a yearly federal report on the status of homeless veterans.
Congressman Latham has led numerous legislative initiatives to protect and improve benefits for veterans during his service to Iowans in the U.S. House of Representatives. For instance, he's introduced legislation known as the VALOR Act that would allow veterans in rural areas to use their VA health benefits at local facilities. Currently, rural veterans often must travel for hours to receive care at the nearest VA facility.
In addition, Congressman Latham has worked to pass legislation expanding benefits for members of the Guard and Reserve, and he hosted a roundtable with area employers last year focused on encouraging businesses to offer good jobs to veterans returning from deployments.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved the Homes for Heroes Act by a 414-5 vote on Tuesday. The legislation now awaits action in the U.S. Senate.
Supreme Court Finds DOMA Unconstitutional; Doesn't Rule on Proposition 8
The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down DOMA (the Defense of Marriage Act) and declines to rule on Proposition 8 leaving marriage battle with the states.
Rod Blum to Serve on House Budget and Oversight Committees
(Washington, DC) Congressman-elect Rod Blum of Iowa's First Congressional District has been…
Memo to the President: Mandate 2.0 is Still a Failure
Dear President Obama, I see that your Administration has just issued new…
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Patients and their Families Come First
Congressman David Young: together we can work towards breakthroughs for patients and their families and bring medical innovation into the 21st century.


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Newville is een plaats (borough) in de Amerikaanse staat Pennsylvania, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Cumberland County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 1367.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 1319, een daling van 48 (-3,5%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
1,1 km², geheel bestaande uit land. Newville ligt op ongeveer 172 m boven zeeniveau.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 20 km rond Newville.

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Plaats in Pennsylvania