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Q: Automation Testing Utility(ATU reporting) not working with multiple test in testng.xml I am fan of ATU(Automation testing utility) reporting tool and loved the html report.
Here I need your help with html report generated by ATU with multiple test in testng.xml file.
In my testng.xml file I have 3-4 test as shown in below testng.xml file.
1st test. Receptionist login, registration, search, edit test.
2nd test. Receptionist logout (created different test because testng.xml don't allow to call same class in same test)
3rd test. Doctor login, search task, and create case.
<suite name="AUT Test" verbose="1">
    <listeners>
        <listener class-name="atu.testng.reports.listeners.ATUReportsListener"></listener>
        <listener class-name="atu.testng.reports.listeners.ConfigurationListener"></listener>
        <listener class-name="atu.testng.reports.listeners.MethodListener"></listener>
    </listeners>

    <test name="Sanity One">
        <parameter name="url" value="URL" />

        <parameter name="registrationCount" value="2" />

        <groups>
            <run>
                <include name="sanityregression" />
            </run>
        </groups>

        <classes>
            <class name="com.LoginTest">
                           <parameter name="role" value="Receptionist" />
                <methods>
                    <include name="Login" />
                </methods>
            </class>
            <class name="com.RegistrationTest" />
            <class name="com.SearchTest" />
            <class name="com.ViewProfileTest" />
            <class name="com.EditTest" />
        </classes>
    </test>

<test name="Sanity Method Logout">
        <classes>
           <class name="com.LoginTest" >
              <methods>
                <include name="Logoff" />
              </methods>
            </class>
        </classes>
    </test>

    <test name="Sanity for doctor">
        <classes>
           <class name="com.LoginTest" >
            <parameter name="role" value="Doctor" />
              <methods>
                <include name="Login" />
              </methods>
            </class>

            <class name="com.SearchDoctorTask" />
            <class name="com.CreateCaseTest" />
        </classes>
    </test>

Now my problem is when I have multiple test in testng.xml file then ATU html report is created only for last test i.e 3rd while first two test report is not created or deleted.
How I will create ATU html report for all the test in testng.xml.

A: Try this:
suite name="abcd" parallel="tests"

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La Newsboy Legion (o, in italiano, la Legione degli Strilloni) è una gang immaginaria di ragazzini presente nell'Universo DC. Creata da Joe Simon e Jack Kirby, comparve per la prima volta in un fumetto aggiuntivo dal titolo omonimo che partì con Star-Spangled Comics n. 7 (aprile 1942) e terminò con Star-Spangled Comics n. 64 (gennaio 1947).

Versione Pre-Crisi

Un gruppo di orfani che vivevano per le strade di Suicide Slum, erano chiamati così perché vendevano giornali per guadagnarsi da vivere. Erano anche in frequenti guai con la legge, anche se il poliziotto locale, Jim Harper, tendeva ad essere leggero con loro. Nella loro prima comparsa, Harper, poco dopo essere diventato il Guardiano, divenne il guardiano legale degli Strilloni. Un discorso ricorrente nelle loro storie, infatti, era che i ragazzi sospettavano che Harper e il Guardiano fossero la stessa persona, benché non ne fossero sicuri.

La Newsboy Legion comprendeva Tommy Thompkins (il leader); Big Words (il genio del gruppo); Gabby (un ragazzino sempre eccitato che non smetteva mai di parlare); e Scrapper (quello tosto).

La Newsboy Legion fu poi reintrodotta in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen n. 133 (ottobre 1970) come parte della storia Jack Kirby's Fourth World. La Legione di questa storia era formata dai figli degli Strilloni originali, che ora lavoravano ad un progetto di genetica governativo. Una nuova aggiunta alla squadra fu Walter "Flipper Dipper (o "Flippa Dippa") Johnson Jr., un ragazzo afro-americano. Questi era ossessionato e molto abile con le manovre subacquee. Fu anche figlio di un altro membro del Progetto. Il suo soprannome fu più tardi abbreviato in "Flip".

Durante la loro prima missione, il malvagio Morgan Edge sviluppò il Whiz Wagon per ragazzi ignari. Tentò di utilizzare sia il Wagon che i ragazzi (e per estensione anche Jimmy Olsen) per uccidere gli Hairies, una società sotterranea tecnologicamente avanzata. Gli Hairies furono letteralmente dei vicini di casa per il Progetto ed entrambi si trovavano vicino alla Fabbrica del Male, che pianificava di distruggere gli altri due.

I ragazzi furono poi affiliati al Progetto in altri modi; come l'adozione di un esperimento per lo smaltimento dei mobili.

Versione Post-Crisi

Post-Crisi, la storia degli Strilloni degli anni quaranta rimase intatta, come fu poi il loro coinvolgimento nel Progetto DNA (ora chiamato Progetto Cadmus). Tuttavia, invece di aver avuto dei figli identici ai membri originali, ora la nuova Newsboy Legion consisteva di cloni creati dalla stessa tecnologia che ricreò il Guardiano, come parte di un piano di Apokolips andato a male. Come il clone del Guardiano, anche loro condividevano i ricordi dei loro "padri", almeno fino al raggiungimento di questi alla loro età, facendo intendere che i cloni non riuscivano talvolta ad adattarsi al mondo moderno (le nuove memorie di Flip erano degli anni cinquanta, più che dei '40). Questi nuovi Strilloni comparvero in questa forma in Superman Annual n. 2 (1988), scritto da Roger Stern, e furono estensivamente utilizzati da Karl Kesel nella sua serie Adventures of Superman, inclusa la scena dell'evasione di Conner Kent da Cadmus. Anche qui i cloni si cacciavano sempre nei guai, come quando nascosero l'esistenza di un mostro enorme che divorava i mobili.

Ai membri della Newsboy Legion Post-Crisi furono anche dati dei veri nomi: Big Words fu Anthony Rodriguez; Gabby fu Johnny Gabrielli e Scrappy fu Patrick McGuire. Questi furono poi affiancati alla nipote del Guardiano, la "Famosa" Bobby Harper, anche se questa ragazza finì per andare a vivere con un altro parente.

Entrambe le versioni della Legion dovettero affrontare avversari come lo scienziato pazzo Dabney Donovan e i lacché di Darkseid. E il Progetto Cadmus dovette più e più volte scontrarsi con gli attacchi e le forze di manipolazione di Lex Luthor.

In Superboy n. 56, alcuni cambiamenti significativi fecero intendere che gli Strilloni, originali e cloni, abbandonarono il Progetto. Fu brevemente suggerito che i cloni stessero investigando su cosa ci fosse realmente dietro questi cambiamenti, ma non ci fu poi un seguito.

La Newsboy Legion salvò Jimmy Olsen dalle fogne sotto il Progetto in Countdown n. 29 (10 ottobre 2007), dopo la sua evasione da Cadmus. Gli permisero di restare nel "Quartier Generale della Legion" (un negozio che affacciava su una strada) mentre Jimmy prendeva tempo per esaminare la situazione, ma il fotografo fu rapito dal secondo Foraggiere (Countdown n. 28, 17 ottobre 2007). Qui, i "padri" degli Strilloni non furono menzionati.

Il gruppo comparve nel n. 1 di Death of the New Gods (dicembre 2007). Utilizzando il computer del Whiz Wagon aiutarono Jimmy Olsen ad ottenere le prove fotografiche della morte di Black Racer.

In Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (auto conclusivo, dicembre 2008), i membri originali della Newsboy Legion furono uccisi da Nome in Codice: Assassino. Il destino dei cloni rimase incerto.

Versione dei Sette Soldati

Nella nuova versione del Guardiano di Grant Morrison in Seven Soldiers: The Guardian, il giornale Manhattan Guardian aveva una rete a livello cittadino di reporter volontari chiamati "Newsboy Army" (l'Armata degli Strilloni).

Più avanti nella serie fu rivelato che un gruppo chiamato Newsboy Army era attivo negli anni '40 in un'area di New York chiamato Nowhere Street. Questo gruppo consisteva di Capitan 7 (un ragazzo afro-americano in uniforme da football), Ali Ka-Zoom (un giovane apprendista mago), Vincenzo "Kid Scarface" Baldi (un ragazzo italiano in un impeccabile vestito), Chop Suzi (una ragazza asiatica, il meccanico del gruppo), Edward "Baby Brain" Stargard (un bambino prodigio), Little Miss Hollywood (un'impressionista, figlia di immigranti irlandesi) e Millions (il cane più ricco del mondo). Nella loro missione finale come squadra, furono maledetti dal Terribile Cucitore del Tempo perché fossero loro dati destini orribili così da prevenire che fermassero i suoi piani per lHarrowing (Lo Strazio).

Millions "morì" poco dopo. Si è fortemente creduto che Cap avesse messo incinta Suzi, dato che la sua designazione dopo l'incontro con il Terribile Cucitore del Tempo fu quello di "pedofilo". Tuttavia, il cruciverba incluso in Seven Soldiers n. 1 implicò che Suzi potrebbe aver dato vita a due gemelli, il cui padre era Baby Brain - nonostante ovvi ostacoli fisici. Cap fu successivamente ucciso dagli altri. Hollywood divenne un'alcolista "super impressionista". Ali Ka-Zoom maneggiando la magia pura divenne pazzo e morì, e Kid Scarface divenne Vincenzo il Don Immortale, leader della Los Angeles sotterranea che fu poi ucciso dagli Sheeda. Baby Brain sopravvisse e fondò il giornale Manhattan Guardian. Ali Ka-Zoom si dimostrò viva in 52. In Seven Soldiers n. 1 si scoprì che Kid Scarface/Don Vincenzo immerse Millions nel Calderone della Rinascita, e che il cane ereditò tutte le proprietà di Vincenzo dopo la sua morte, diventando "Dogfather" (storpiamento di God-father, cioè Padrino, con Dog, Cane).

Il nome "Newsboy of Nowhere Street" suggerì un misto della Newsboy Legion e della gang successiva di ragazzini di Jack Kirby, la Dingsbat of Danger Street.

Doc Savage

L'espressione di sorpresa di Big Words era "Sarò supermalgamato!". Questa frase fu originariamente utilizzata dal William Harper Littlejohn in Doc Savage.

Raccolta

La DC Comics pubblicò il primo di due raccolte in libro:

 The Newsboy Legion vol. 1, 2010, ISBN 1-4012-2593-4 (ristampa di Star-Spangled Comics n. da 7 a 32).

In altri media

Televisione

 Nell'episodio Senso Patriottico della serie animata Justice League Unlimited, la Newsboy Legion ebbe un cameo non nominato come gruppo di giovani ragazzi che aiutavano i civili a mettersi al sicuro. Alla fine dell'episodio la Newsboy Legion fu parte di un gruppo che finì per salvare la Justice League dal Generale Wade Eiling tenendolo a terra.

Note

Voci correlate

 Superboy (Kon-El)
 Jimmy Olsen
 Guardiano (DC Comics)

Gruppi e organizzazioni DC Comics
Cloni immaginari

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Sindh Assembly Takes Up Private Members' Agenda
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Equality of Vote Compromised in 92 PA Constituencies
ISLAMABAD, April 10, 2018: Examination of the recently issued preliminary report of draft proposals for the delimitation of constituencies reveals that adherence to the principle of equality of vote – a key principle for ensuring equitable political representation – is compromised in 92 proposed Provincial Assembly (PA) constituencies, including 26 in Balochistan, 22 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), 21 in Punjab, and 23 in Sindh. These proposed constituencies deviate by more than 10% from their respective provincial average population per PA constituency; exceeding the ordinarily permissible variation range of 10% established by the law.
Of 92 PA constituencies, 72 constituencies have been suggested with a variation rate between 11% and 20%, nine constituencies have variation between 21% and 30%, seven constituencies have a higher degree of variation between 31% and 40%, three constituencies have a variation between 41% and 50% while in case of one Balochistan PA constituency, this variation is exorbitantly higher than 50%.
Senate Adopts Four Resolutions; Refers One Bill to Committee
ISLAMABAD, April 9, 2018: The Senate on Monday adopted four resolutions and referred a private member's bill to the relevant committee for review, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its Daily Factsheet. Following are key observations of the proceedings during the first sitting of 276th session: Members' Participation The Senate met for four hours and…
Sindh Assembly Reminds IRSA to Tackle Land Erosion Issue
ISLAMABAD, April 9, 2018: The Sindh Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution on Monday demanding the Indus River System Authority (IRSA) to play its role in controlling land erosion in the province, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its Daily Factsheet. Following are key observations of the House proceedings during first sitting of the 39th…
National Assembly: Legislators' Attendance Trend Declines in Five Years
ISLAMABAD, April 8, 2018: The average attendance per sitting of National Assembly (NA) legislators declined by 13% over the last five years. Analysis of attendance patterns suggests a link of the falling attendance rate with weak enforcement of parliamentary rules of procedure and general disinterest among political leaders to participate in parliamentary business. The annual average attendance per sitting declined from 222 (65%) legislators during the first year to 193 (56%) legislators during the fifth year. Similarly, session-wise attendance average fell from 311 (91%) per sitting during the first session in June 2013 to 192 (56%) in the last NA session that was prorogued sine die in March 2018.
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Balochistan Assembly Adopts Three Resolutions
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Balochistan Assembly Demands PSDP Allocation for Water Reservoirs
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Two Bills Introduced in Balochistan Assembly
ISLAMABAD, March 27, 2018: The Balochistan Assembly on Tuesday witnessed introduction of two bills to curb smoking practices among adolescents and at cinema houses, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in Daily Factsheet. Following are key observations of the proceedings during the sixth sitting of the Assembly's 50th session: Members' Participation The Balochistan Assembly met for an hour and 34 minutes. The sitting…
Balochistan Assembly Demands Additional 29 NA and 26 PA seats
ISLAMABAD, March 24, 2018: The Balochistan Assembly adopted four resolutions on Saturday including a resolution recommending the federal parliament to increase the National Assembly (NA) and Provincial Assembly (PA) seats for the province, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its Daily Factsheet. Following are key observations of the proceedings during the fifth sitting of the Assembly's 50th session: Members' Participation …
Balochistan Assembly Lacks Quorum to Take up Agenda
ISLAMABAD, March 22, 2018: The Balochistan Assembly did not take up any agenda item on Thursday due to lack of quorum, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in Daily Factsheet. Following are key observations of the proceedings during the fourth sitting of the Assembly's 50th session: Members' Participation The Balochistan Assembly met for 29 minutes. The sitting started at 1633 hours against the…
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Karl Hagglund is an SEM Microscopist in NUANCE's Electron Probe Instrumentation Center (EPIC) facility.
Hagglund hails from Madison, Wisconsin, and earned his bachelor's degree in anthropology and started his career at the University of Wisconsin – Madison as an archaeological technician for the Wisconsin Historical Society. He moved slightly south to the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee to earn his master's in anthropology and continued archaeological work in Wisconsin for several years.
Hagglund soon ventured outside of his home state to work on archaeological projects in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan on behalf of various non-profits and government agencies including the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Throughout the 10-year period that Hagglund worked as an archaeologist, he would periodically be laid off due to a lack of work, typically in the winter.
Hagglund received federal funding to pursue his degree in electron microscopy at Madison Area Technical College.
His first foray into the Chicago area was as an intern at Abbott Laboratories for two summers. Hagglund also was a chemist for Proctor & Gamble and Honeywell before entering the field of higher education.
Hagglund was a lecturer and SEM lab manager at Northern Kentucky University prior to coming to Northwestern. He taught an annual SEM course for undergraduates, did outreach for school groups and science summer camps, and did research with the biology and anthropology departments. When grant funding ran out, Hagglund went searching for work again and came here to Northwestern.
Outside of electron microscopy, Hagglund enjoys traveling with his family, gardening, and brewing his own beer.


Summary: A present for his sister. That's what it was supposed to be. He was expecting one of those action figures. What he wasn't expecting was a giant crate being delivered into their tiny apartment.
"So... how exactly did this happen?"
The feminine voice asked in confusion from the other side of the call as the young man stood in front of a large crate. He glared at it, wishing it was never standing in the middle of a small, yet empty apartment. Sure, their apartment did have furnitures but it was enough for the both of them. They did not the need to purchase any unnecessary products. Until now apparently.
"Uhh..." He tried to come up with an excuse but couldn't.
He noticed the darkening tone of her voice and couldn't help but feel a shiver running down his spine. There was no way he was telling her. At least, not until she returned from her job.
"Look, kakak. I think it's fine." He stammered out, speaking quickly. "You don't have to come home early, okay? Bye."
He tapped the 'End Call' button, sighing softly. Glancing at the crate once more, the young sixteen year old grabbed the manual from the table and started flipping through the pages.
"Since my sister's coming home late... I might as well try to activate you..."
Arissa Iman envied a normal life. At the same time though, she doesn't. For example, she absolutely hated that ringing phone that made her wake up early in the morning. However, she also adored said phone because of its uses, seeing as she always tried to maintan her close to non-existent social life.
Grumbling softly, she tossed around a little more before giving in to that damn phone.
"Senyaplah!" Arissa grabbed the phone and tossed it across the office space she called her bedroom. Luckily, it landed with a soft 'thunk' on a pile of papers. Manuscripts, no doubt. "Telefon bodoh..."
"Ah! Shut up you stupid phone!" Feeling sleep deprived, she covered her head with her precious pillow, her only solace. At the same time, her brother decided to open the door. In mid motion though, he paused, silently watching the lump on the bed.
"What... did I miss?" He finally said, hiding his smirk.
"Adam!" Arissa gasped, peeking out of the pillow. Her eyes practically screamed 'Help me!'. He, however, let his smirk show and proceeded to close the door. He barely heard the following profanities as he continued on his daily morning routine.
Inside the room, Arissa picked up the phone, a low growl emitting from the thoughts of revenge. She was surprised to see that it wasn't an alarm, but a repeating phone call. Grimacing slightly, she answered the call and cautiously placed the phone at her ear.
"Arissa!" A familiar voice replied. Almost instantly, a soft smile bloomed on her face.
"Abang!" She looked around her room, deciding to get ready for her job. She browsed through the closet with one hand, the other holding the phone in place. "Dah lama tak dengar. How are you?"
"Fine. The course is hard but with luck, I can finish it this semester."
Oh, wow. Arissa could not believe it. She started to giggle, a rare occurrence for her.
"Wh-What? Why are you laughing for?"
"Your accent!" Her giggle morphed into a laughter, even making her older brother chuckle. "It's gone British!"
"Yeah, that's what happen when you live here for two years. You tend to pick up their accent."
"Yep." Arissa sighed happily, picking up a plain white long-sleeved shirt. "Anyway, when are you coming back?"
"Don't know. By the end of this year, I'd imagine."
"My god, you're even talking like them."
"Of course, aku bukannya orang bodoh." She paused, staring at her anime posters on the wall, especially one in particular. "It took me a while to find it, tapi.. dia mahal sikitlah. "
"I promise to pay you when I get back."
"Never mind. I have to work soon."
"Bye.." Arissa listened as he hung up. Sighing softly, she glanced back at the Hetalia poster, an anime she loved to watched before she was overloaded with her college and job. She still loved the anime even now, it was just that she didn't have time to watch as much episodes as before.
With that thought, she hummed and searched through the black hole of her closet.
Meanwhile, Adam Iman sat in the kitchen, munching on his breakfast as he mindlessly surfed through the Internet on his laptop. It was a Saturday, so he didn't need to wake up so early in the morning. But still, it became a force of habit since it involves his morning school.
The messy-haired brunette drank his coffee, opening a new tab when a sudden thought occurred to him.
Arissa's birthday. His sister's birthday.
It was next week. Or specifically, Friday next week.
His sister probably didn't even realised that fact.
"Crap..." He muttered, hands hovering above the keyboard. "What to get for her ah?"
At that moment, Arissa emerged from her bedroom, grumbling and yawning. The twenty year old woman wore a simple white blouse with her mocha cardigan, complete with skinny blue jeans. Her long black hair was tied in a single ponytail. He tensed, clicking on the mouse quickly to open the previous tab.
"Adik..." She slowly walked to the cabinets, taking out her packet of tea. "I will kill you for what you've done."
Adam chuckled nervously, scratching his head. Just let her have her tea and she would be back to normal. "I'm sure you will."
"Mmm." Arissa sipped her tea, sighing at the warmth. "Tea.. What a saviour."
"Sure it is." He rolled his eyes, drinking the last of his coffee. His sister made a 'tsk' noise in annoyance.
"Apa-apalah." She waved a hand in a dismissal motion. "Anyway, next week is going to be a busy week since I have a lot of work to do. So just cook whatever, ok?"
"Sure." Adam grinned then. "The chef is in the house."
"On second thought, nah." Grinning silently, the older of the pair raised her cup to her lips. "Forget it. I don't want you burning down the entire block."
Ouch. "That hurt, Arissa." He mockingly placed a hand on his chest. Arissa glared at him.
"It's supposed to hurt." Placing the cup in the sink, she faced him with a frown on her face. "I'll have to come back late. Around ten or so."
At least ten huh? He made a mental note, remembering about the birthday. He had a lot of time, that was good.
"So.." He started slowly. "Since tomorrow is a Sunday, you have any plans or not?"
"Plans?" She paused, thinking. "Well... I've been wanting to watch Hetalia lah. You remember that anime, right?"
Hetalia. Hetalia. Wait.. isn't it that anime?
"You never stop talking about it."
"Yeah.." A fond smile seemed to appear for a moment. "They're the only reason I love history."
From what he could remember, she had always complain about the prices online since the merchandise was practically non-existent in their country.
Arissa walked to the entrance of the flat, carrying her bag. "I'm coming back late today also, ok? See you."
With a slam of the door, he turned his gazed back to his laptop, reopening the tab he was using. Adam typed in the words 'hetalia merchandise' and started scrolling through the pages. Until he stopped at one particular website that caught his interest.
"Hetalia units, huh? I wonder what it is..."
Since I'll probably can't write A/N in the beginning, might as well do it at the bottom.
This is a new project of mine, only several days old. I've written and posted first on FF.net, so if you see that fanfic, worry not. That was me.
I was a little worried that, despite me watching with Hetalia for I don't know how long, I still haven't write anything about the fandom I love. This troubles me because I haven't have any inspiration to write anything until a few days ago.
So yeah, that's the backstory anyway. Luckily. a reviewer of mine told me not to worry, and as embarrassing it is to admit, it gave me courage to write a new chapter.
"Telefon bodoh." - Stupid phone.
"Tapi, dia mahal sikitlah." - But it's a little expensive lah.
"-lah" - It's actually a slang, I guess you can say. Like China's "aru" at the end of the sentence, it doesn't actually mean anything significant. It's very addictive way of speaking and most of the time, we didn't even realise we said it. Yeah.
Just imagine if England come to my country. Heh. He would be horrified by the lack of grammar we use. I'm only toning it down because I don't like grammar mistakes.


I am moving to Calgary at the end of the month and wish to say how important it has been that you have enabled me to express my views. Even though I am 84, I still want to contribute, even though I do not have a computer.
This is my last letter to you and two things to contribute my ideas.
The main one, the pipeline, if built it will inevitably have a spill and ruin B.C's land and seas.
I was a Conservative monthly supporter, but I canceled my membership. I told them if they push through the pipeline, I will never support them again. I am not against the tar sands, but it is a non-renewable resource.
Canada, of all the countries in the world, needs oil now and in the future. We should be refining our crude in Canada, not shipping anymore abroad.
This is especially true about refining aviation fuel. The north needs aviation fuel to function.
I was shocked when there was a report that a fire in a refinery in Washington State resulted in their not being able to supply aviation fuel to Vancouver Airport. We shipped crude to their refinery, they made the profit from refining. We should have a refinery in southern B.C. just heard they wish to build a refinery in Kitimat, but this would also require crude oil pipeline across B.C.
That refinery should be built in Northern Saskatchewan or Northern Alberta for aviation fuel.
We are already planning to profit from an abundance of natural gas, processing it in Kitimat to sell to the far east. We have abundant supplies of natural gas and it does not do environmental damage.
I would suggest we all look at the mileage by flying from Europe across the pole to say Churchill, Manitoba. They could stop over and then fly to Japan, Hong Kong, also across the North Pole. We would have the aviation fuel.
We would no longer just be suppliers of basic commodities.
Natural gas should be sent to Ontario to build generating facilities and get rid of nuclear power. I suggest you look up the billions the Ontario and general governments spend yearly for disaster insurance. That's money saved, without nuclear power.
My second viewpoint is the dairy industry. The main reason the U.S. has cheap milk is that they give their herds drugs to increase production. This practice is banned in Canada because the milk has a detrimental effect on the health of consumers, especially children.
I would not drink this milk. I also do not eat cheap eggs produced in factories. The hens are fed antibiotics. Same with farmed fish.
We should encourage local produce and watch for food contaminated with antibiotics and drugs.


In 2013, I published 122 new posts. And that brings the number of posts I've published in total here on Coffee with Julie to 14,477.
0 our of 5 of these are my favourite posts!
Did you have any favourite posts on Coffee with Julie in 2013? Anything you'd like to see more of in 2014? Leave a comment below to let me know!
I loved that post about Zumba. I wish I could remember the name of that great instructor you mentioned.
Love all of your columns (although I do miss a few — never go back when I don't have time in the moment). Always interesting, informative or fun — and sometimes all three.
Holy prolificness Bat-woman! Over 14,000 posts! You go girl!!
You know what, Lisa? I picked that number up from WordPress … but in looking at it more closely, it doesn't add up at all! I've been posting since 2009, but even still, it doesn't add up to THAT many posts!
I love these roundup posts because then I get to see what I might have missed. For instance, the Arbonne makeup primer is an excellent topic that I am now going to read about. Thanks!
I thought you had made a couple typos! That is interesting!
Typos on the years? Yeah, funny, eh? But interesting for sure!


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MEMORANDUM. AN APPROPRIATE ORDER FOLLOWS.. SIGNED BY MAGISTRATE JUDGE CAROL SANDRA MOORE WELLS ON 7/20/17. 7/21/17 ENTERED AND COPIES E-MAILED TO COUNSEL.(pr, )
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA EDWARD R. GARZA, JR. v. JAMES H. CARSON, et al. : : : : : CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-4811 MEMORANDUM CAROL SANDRA MOORE WELLS United States Magistrate Judge July 20, 2017 Presently before the undersigned is Plaintiff's Motion to Compel Defendant Lancaster County to produce documents concerning inmate complaints about medical treatment at the Lancaster County Prison ("LCP"), generally, and Defendant Todd Bowers specifically, for a ten year period. Defendant Lancaster County objects that Plaintiff's request is overbroad, seeks irrelevant information, and is unduly burdensome. The undersigned concludes that the information Plaintiff seeks is relevant, but the time period involved is overbroad and unduly burdensome; hence, the discovery that Defendant must provide will be limited. Plaintiff alleges that Lancaster County's custom, policy, or practice resulted in Todd Bowers' (and others') deliberate indifference to his serious medical need (treatment for his fractured left ankle), such that his injury was treated inadequately while he was incarcerated at the LCP. In particular, he asserts that Lancaster County's custom prevented LCP inmates with serious medical needs from obtaining prompt access to necessary medical care and timely referral to specialists for treatment. Second Amended Complaint at 24. In order to prove the existence of Lancaster County's unconstitutional custom, policy or practice, Plaintiff seeks access to inmate complaints about the medical care they received or were refused at LCP over a ten year period. This type of evidence is relevant to establishing an unconstitutional, municipal custom, policy or practice for which the municipality may be held liable. See Constantino v. City of Atlantic City, 152 F. Supp. 3d 311, 320 (D.N.J. 2015) (citing Bd. of Comm'rs of Bryan Cnty., Oklahoma v. Brown, 520 U.S. 397, 407 (1997)); id. at 322-23; Reid v. Cumberland County, 34 F. Supp. 3d 396, 403 (D.N.J. 2013). However, Lancaster County argues that Plaintiff's request is overbroad to the extent that it encompasses medical care other than Plaintiff's alleged inadequate treatment for a broken ankle. Lancaster County's Memorandum at 1. Lancaster County further objects that, since LCP maintains only hand-written inmate files, it would be unduly burdensome to manually search its records to find complaints about deficient medical care of the type Plaintiff alleges. Id. at 6-7. Since Plaintiff's complaint is limited to one particular type of inadequate care, Lancaster County should only produce inmate medical complaints that concern similar instances. That would be most relevant and tailored to the needs of this case. See Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(1). Further, to insure that the burden and expense of production does not outweigh any likely benefit, see id., the undersigned will shorten the temporal scope of records to be produced to five years and will permit Lancaster County to utilize the records Prime Care, its medical contractor, maintains regarding inmates at LCP. Lancaster County states that doing so would "tremendously" reduce its burden to produce the requested documents. Lancaster County's Memorandum at 4. An implementing Order follows. 2


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Hello and welcome to my Friday Favourites, a new series in which I will be sharing some of the amazing bloggers I follow with you all – the first being the absolutely gorgeous Francesca.
Francesca is a beauty, fashion and lifestyle blogger hailing from Essex, and is a fellow GRLPOWR admin – one we definitely couldn't do without! She's been blogging for over three years, starting way back during a family trip to Lake Garda in Italy.
In fact, this is how she came up with the name of her blog – Bella Momento meaning Beautiful Moments – the very thing she wished to blog about!
Now, I simply adore Cesca and there's no other way to phrase that. She's one of the kindest, nicest, realest people I have ever had the pleasure of getting to know and I honestly can't wait to try and arrange a meet up with her this year! There's rarely a day goes by that we don't chat about something or other, and the amount of patience she has, never mind her dedication to both uni work and blogging stuff, makes me aspire to be more like her.
If you love reading a mix of lifestyle, beauty and fashion posts, Francesca is definitely someone you should be following if you aren't already. Her easy-to-read posts go up at 1pm and they're actually the highlight of my lunchtime!
… I started not being invited to things as my friends knew that there was no point. It was around the year of 16th's and 18th's that this really happened. I would login to Facebook and see so many pictures of people on their nights out but I never felt like I was really missing out. I wanted to go out with my friends and socialise but in the back of my mind I felt safer at home.
Last month was my 21st Birthday. At 21 years old I had imagined my life to be completely different. I thought I would have a massive group of friends around me but this is certainly not the case. I have never felt so alone and so not like me. Everyday is a battle. I can wake up one day feeling ready to go but the next feeling like all I want to do is stay in my bedroom watching youtube videos. If i'm being honest I don't think my family truly understand how hard it is for me to even leave the house sometimes. They joke about me being a prude for not drinking, and judge me for not 'going out to pubs like normal girls my age do'. I think that's what is tough, not reaching the expectations of my parents. But I know that deep down they feel sorry for me and partly that is what makes me feel worse.
So I know that this may not be the best post I could have picked to showcase exactly why you should follow Francesca (and you should, trust me on this!) so while the above is one of my favourites, another favourite post is Disneyland Paris Haul! In fact, I would say that Disney is one of the things that bonded the two of us. Back in October 2015, Francesca visited Disneyland Paris with her family, and when they returned she shared all her purchases with us! Check it out, and while you're there check out a few of her other posts!
Francesca can be found at any of the links below. Please do follow and share some love! I'll be back next week with the next instalment of my #FridayFavourites series!
Loving this series! Such a great post to showcase bloggers! Cesca really is one in a million!!


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LIFE SAVED BY SELFIE: Derby cancer fighter's tale inspires women's-only event
ORGANISERS of a women's-only fund-raising event said they were inspired to hold it after hearing the story of a young woman who discovered she had cancer because of a no-make-up selfie.
Jackie Nicholas was asked by a friend to pose for the photo – and a link was then attached to it with details on how to check for cancer when it was uploaded online.
Derby College lecturer Jackie, of Osmaston, then checked for signs of the disease and, to her horror, found a lump.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer and has since lost her hair undergoing chemotherapy – but she is having more of the treatment while trying to launch a dance school at the same time.
Two women, Tracey Bricknell and Jude Weston, said they were so touched by the 35-year-old's story that they decided to hold an event in her name to raise funds for wig makeovers and treats for women with cancer.
The fund-raising night will be held at the marquee at Derbyshire County Cricket Club on Friday, November 28. Tickets have gone on sale.
Tracey, 50, of Findern, said: "Cancer hits people of all ages and when you hear about people getting it at a young age, it really makes you think. My mother and mother-in-law both died from cancer too.
"It's a dreadful disease and I do not want to see people go through it because it is horrendous. The night is very special and a lot of the Derby businesses have been very generous in supporting it.
"It is a lot of hard work, but all worthwhile. It's important to keep raising awareness and highlight the importance of cancer checks."
Jackie said she was really pleased Tracey and Jude, who have been organising events for 10 years, had decided to hold this one.
She said: "I feel overwhelmed with the support from the pair. It's very humbling that they are doing it out of the goodness of their heart."
Jackie is now waiting for breast reconstruction. She also continues to teach at Dynamicmotif – a dance and performing arts academy in Risley.
She said: "I'm trying my best to live as normal a life as I can, after somebody said I should prepare for a year of hell.
"I'm going out for meals and just want to carry on working and getting on. I'm feeling pretty well and good, despite going through it.
"I'm at the halfway point of my chemotherapy and I have been feeling sleepy. The chemotherapy is there to try and now get rid of all the badness inside me."
A WOMAN who nominated her friend to take a selfie without make-up said she is overjoyed that it led to her pal's life being saved.
Nicola Aldred asked Jackie Nicholas to pose for the photo – and attached a link with details on how to check for cancer.
Derby College lecturer Jackie, of Osmaston then checked and, to her horror, found a lump. After the cancer was confirmed she is now in remission and her chemotherapy began on Thursday.
Nicola, 32, of Ockbrook, said: "I feel quite overwhelmed that it led to her being diagnosed.
"When Jackie told me I was a life-saver it just made me glad I nominated her.
"I didn't think anything of it at the time but it has turned out to be the power of social media at its best. I think Jackie looks beautiful with or without make-up."
Jackie, who was diagnosed in May, said she thinks more should be done to highlight other forms of cancer.
The 35-year-old said: "The more people that do these kind of crazes the better, because it is all about raising awareness. Breast cancer is a very well-funded disease but other types do not get the same kind of publicity.
"For pancreatic cancer you do not hear about the signs and symptoms as much. The same is for liver cancer.
"There should definitely be more awareness and that could include another craze using social media."
Yesterday, talking the day before the treatment, she said: "I've woken up this morning and I'm a little bit nervous, because it is scary."
Jackie was too frightened to do anything about it after finding the lump and went ahead with a planned holiday to Paris with husband Tom, a teacher.
She told him about the lump on holiday and they went to a clinic as soon as they could on their return. After visiting the clinic it was later confirmed as cancer.
Jackie's treatment is predicted to be completed in February to March next year.
Before her diagnosis, Jackie had plans to launch her own dance school. They are now back on track. Dynamicmotif is a dance and performing arts academy in Risley.
The academy offers lessons in ballet, contemporary dance, junior performing arts and adult dance.
Jackie said: "I believe in going for it and it's been a big focus for me when dealing with being diagnosed. I really want to be a role model and to inspirechildren to get into dance and do well."
For more information on times and dates for the dance school Jackie can be e-mailed at dynamicmotif@yahoo.co.uk
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Climate hawks breathe sigh of relief after more than a decade of fighting for climate legislation
In a 50-50 Senate, more than a decade later, Markey and his fellow Democrats voted to pass the Reducing Inflation Act — by far the largest climate investment in U.S. history. The bill, which still needs to pass the House, contains more than $370 billion in tax breaks and other funding to boost clean energy and reduce planet-warming emissions.
"I don't know if it has caught up with me," the New Mexico Democrat told CNN. "We thought we'd get this done in 2009, 2010, and obviously it took another 12 years. I think it's going to be transformative."
The passage of the bill is not too early. The urgency to reverse the dangerous trajectory of the climate crisis has never been greater. For more than 4 million years, carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have never been higher, Scientists report in Junewhile human greenhouse gas emissions continue to climb.
Scientists have warned for decades that the climate crisis is fueling extreme heat, severe droughts and stronger storms, with the consequences of burning fossil fuels being felt in every corner of the country.
In the past few weeks, the western United States has seen catastrophic wildfires, a series of deadly flash floods in the Midwest and California, and an expansion of the worst drought in the West in the 12th century. In 2021 alone, the U.S. will spend more than $145 billion on extreme weather.
It was through this lens that the vote was personal to many senators, some of whom told CNN they voted with the future of their children and grandchildren first.
"It's about their lives and whether they're going to have a planet to grow on," Tom Carper, chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, told CNN.
The Delaware Democrat added: "Do they have a future? Do their children have a future? It doesn't get any bigger."
'The Earth itself is in danger'
Climate victory is not guaranteed.
Since negotiations began more than a year ago, lawmakers and staff have watched other versions of the bill die in dramatic fashion. The final, slender version was resurrected in the latest secret negotiations between Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia — a key swing vote for Democrats.
"Each near-death experience is as terrifying as the last," said Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii. "I've never had so many ups and downs on a piece of legislation. It's had extraordinary twists and turns, and — the planet itself is in danger."
When Manchin complained in July about the bill's impact on inflation and energy security, he also received diatribes from other Democrats. Carper told CNN that he presented West Virginians with a list of recent climate disasters and extreme weather in the Senate and urged him to act.
"I would say, 'I need you to help my state,'" recalls Carper. "'My state is the lowest state in America; my state is sinking.'"
Carper said he told Manchin that while Democrats are committed to helping West Virginia's coal miners transition to a clean energy economy, Manchin's vote also needs to help states like Delaware and Louisiana whose coastlines are engulfed by oceans. .
Over the course of several weeks, Democrats watched Manchin go from "no" to the face of the bill and defended it in the media.
"Everyone has heard him say that if he can explain it, he can vote for it," Schatz said. "He finally came up with the bill he was proud of, and then it was like a light switch flipped. He wasn't dragged kicking and screaming; he was dragging other people, and he was leading the message on this bill."
On Thursday night, Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced she would also support the bill, giving the party the 50 votes it needed.
On Thursday, Sen. Tina Smith of Minnesota told CNN that "the influence actually finally hit me for the first time." "Tears welled up in my eyes and I'm so happy."
Just a few weeks ago, Smith said she "thought the door was closed. When I realized there was a deal, I couldn't believe it."
Big win before midterm
Senate climate hawks told CNN their work is not done, but which way they go next depends on the outcome of November's midterm elections and whether the party can retain its fragile congressional majority.
Lawmakers told CNN that Democrats will immediately enact an environmental permitting reform bill that Schumer and Manchin agreed to advance this fall as part of their larger deal. Manchin wants a maximum period of two years for drilling permit reviews and an expedited process for some major interstate transmission projects.
But it will also move forward with a controversial natural pipeline project in Virginia and West Virginia that has long been a priority for Manchin. The measure would require a Republican vote to pass the 60-vote threshold, which could complicate matters.
"We always knew there would be some stench," Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island told CNN Fossil Fuel Measures. Still, Whitehouse conceded that "some of this is something we want", such as regulations to speed up power transmission licensing.
Climate hawks also plan to put more pressure on the Biden administration to roll out strong regulations and executive action, and some are considering reviving measures Manchin took last year, such as a clean power plan that would lead to more Big cuts in fossil fuel emissions.
For now, they are finally relieved that the climate has achieved a major victory.
"I think this bill will show the power of action," Smith said. "I don't think it's going to be the last thing we do, but it's going to break the dam of inaction."
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The fact the Royal Oak, Michigan-based O'Toole's Irish American Grill & Bar sales jumped 25 to 30 percent after the remodeling is no coincidence.
Thanks to a recent remodeling, patrons seated indoors experience the ambience of dining outdoors at O'Toole's Irish American Grill & Bar, except there are no mosquitoes, flies, vehicle emission odors and the temperature is always a comfortable 74 degrees.
The remodel included improvements to the bar area, outdoor patio restrooms, HVAC systems and other improvements. However the most critical factor in creating the outdoor experience is seven air curtains over the 46-feet of retractable glass walls and overhead doors. The air curtains separate the indoor environment from the outdoor elements of flying insects, heat, cold, and nearby street vehicle emissions when the glass walls and doors are opened.
The fact the Royal Oak, Michigan-based restaurant's sales jumped 25 to 30 percent after the remodeling is no coincidence. It proves the open frontage is inviting to passersby and that suburban Detroit patrons prefer an outdoor dining experience, but also want air comfort and indoor air quality (IAQ) as well, says Keith Wadle, the owner and a 25-year veteran of the foodservice industry who opened O'Toole's 14 years ago. Wadle expects the sales increase to deliver a short payback on the renovation investment.
Wadle knew opening up the sidewalk frontage would increase business, but wasn't sure how to keep outdoor elements out until he visited a Florida restaurant that protected multiple open doorways with air curtains. Wadle called the air curtain manufacturer, Berner International, New Castle, Pennsylvania. Berner's Detroit area representative, Buyline Building Products, Rochester, Mich., engineered the project for the best sized models and installed them during the remodel.
During moderate weather in spring and fall, and nearly every day from May through September, Wadle opens up the 30 feet of retractable glass doors manufactured by Nana Wall Systems, Corte Madera, California, plus two 8-foot-wide glass overhead doors. The air curtains, which are mounted to the interior top of the frontage wall, discharge a "curtain" of air that meets just inside the three-foot-high exterior sill. Insects, car emissions, rain, and outdoor air can't penetrate the curtain of air. While energy savings wasn't the primary goal, the air curtains prevent more than 75 percent of the air conditioning or heating from escaping outdoors.
Air curtain selection and sizing was challenging for Buy Line Products President, Rudy Aho. Air curtains are designed for doorways and openings, but typically occupants don't sit in or near the opening. O'Toole's most popular seating is at the frontage and under the air curtains. Therefore, Berner's engineering department customized the blower assemblies for a lower velocity, but they still provide the necessary 1,407-feet/minute at three feet above the floor (window sill level) for performance. The customization was a factory-tested balance of protecting the opening, but also preventing napkins or paper money tips from blowing off tables. The air curtains also include adjustable three-speed fans for precise onsite environmental separation.
Another customizing feature is the five 72-inch-long Commercial High Performance (CHC-10) model air curtains in the bar area, which are powder coated to match the Irish green decor's color. Berner used the RAL color standard to match O'Toole's green and sent a sample to Wadle for approval before manufacturing. The enclosed patio features two 96-inch-long Industrial Direct Drive (IDC-12) model air curtains with a custom bronze color to match the brown ceiling and exposed spiral round ductwork.
O'Toole's air curtain performance was so successful, Wadle ordered six more air curtains for the newly-opened second location, Too Ra Loo, a family-restaurant in neighboring Rochester, Mich., named after the Irish lullaby. Too Ra Loo's conversion from a former Middle-Eastern cuisine to a family-style restaurant also included retractable windows and the air curtains, which are even more critical for preventing emissions, since vehicles idle at a stoplight 10 yards away.
The air curtains are critical for indoor air comfort, but equally important for indoor air comfort is O'Toole's HVAC system renovation, a design/build project Michael Nabozny, president of the installing HVAC contractor, Pro Mechanical Services Inc., Trenton, Mich. Pro Mechanical Services replaced aging five-ton and 7.5-ton rooftop HVAC units with two high efficiency five-ton units and one 7.5-ton unit all manufactured by Carrier—div. of United Technologies Corp., Farmington, Conn. Nabozny's design divides the restaurant into three zones of the kitchen, billiards/large screen TV and dining zones with their respective rooftop units monitored and controlled by digital 24/7 programmable thermostats by White-Rodgers—div. Emerson Climate Technologies, St. Louis.
Steve's Sheet Metal Shop, Hazel Park, Mich., fabricated rectangular ductwork for down flow and kitchen ductwork, however the restaurants' more aesthetic spiral round duct in the bar and dining areas were manufactured by SEMCO LLC, Columbia, Mo. and installed by Pro Mechanical Services.
Too La Roo's remodel included replacing two 10-ton rooftop systems with three 10-ton high efficiency Carrier rooftop units installed by Pro Mechanical Services.
The fact Wadle never hesitated to include air curtains when planning his new Too Ra Loo location's remodel is a testament that the technology works and can improve any restaurant's indoor environment, save energy and increase sales.


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Officers 4th U.S. Colored Infantry, Fort Slocum, April . United States, 1865. [Photographed , Printed Later] Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/93505852/.
(1865) Officers 4th U.S. Colored Infantry, Fort Slocum, April . United States, 1865. [Photographed , Printed Later] [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/93505852/.
Officers 4th U.S. Colored Infantry, Fort Slocum, April . [Photographed , Printed Later] Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/93505852/>.
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