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07458 Zip Code (Upper Saddle River, NJ)
07458 Zip Code (Upper Saddle River, NJ) Detailed Profile
Cities: Upper Saddle River, NJ (51.47%), Saddle River, NJ (48.53%)
County: Bergen County, NJ
Houses and condos: 4,155
Renter-occupied apartments: 500
March 2019 cost of living index in zip code 07458: 126.2 (high, U.S. average is 100)
Land area: 10.2 sq. mi.
Population density: 1,138 people per square mile
(low).
0.9% ($10,434)
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2019: $10,433 (0.9%)
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with no mortgage in 2019: $10,476 (1.0%)
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Males: 5,893 (50.8%)
Females: 5,698 (49.2%)
Median household income above state average.
Median house value significantly above state average.
Hispanic race population percentage below state average.
Median age above state average.
Renting percentage significantly below state average.
Number of rooms per house significantly above state average.
9,37982.6%White
1,1139.8%Asian
180.2%Some other race
130.1%American Indian
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100% urban population.
Estimated median house/condo value in 2019: $1,121,117
According to our research of New Jersey and other state lists, there was 1 registered sex offender living in 07458 zip code as of January 31, 2023.
The ratio of all residents to sex offenders in zip code 07458 is 11,756 to 1.
New Jersey median age:
Average Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) in 2012: $383,106 (Individual Income Tax Returns)
Salary/wage: $243,263 (reported on 74.1% of returns)
Taxable interest for individuals: $16,794 (reported on 66.6% of returns)
Ordinary dividends: $35,300 (reported on 61.2% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 11.1% for AGIs below $25k, 5.3% for AGIs $25k-50k, 5.9% for AGIs $50k-75k, 6.4% for AGIs $75k-100k, 5.8% for AGIs $100k-200k, 5.6% for AGIs over 200k)
Profit/loss from business: +$83,705 (reported on 21.6% of returns)
Taxable individual retirement arrangement distribution: $49,450 (reported on 16.1% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 1.4% for AGIs $50k-75k, 1.0% for AGIs $100k-200k, 0.4% for AGIs over 200k)
Taxes paid: $62,405 (reported on 65.3% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 57.8% for AGIs $10k-25k, 60.0% for AGIs $25k-50k, 55.8% for AGIs $50k-75k, 55.7% for AGIs $75k-100k, 55.3% for AGIs over 100k)
Taxable dividends: $14,252 (reported on 68.1% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 11.4% for AGIs $10k-25k, 2.6% for AGIs $25k-50k, 3.1% for AGIs $50k-75k, 3.0% for AGIs $75k-100k, 14.7% for AGIs over 100k)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 11.1% for AGIs $10k-25k, 7.8% for AGIs $25k-50k, 9.0% for AGIs $50k-75k, 8.3% for AGIs $75k-100k, 3.8% for AGIs over 100k)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 0.6% for AGIs $50k-75k, 0.6% for AGIs $75k-100k, 0.5% for AGIs over 100k)
Charity contributions deductions: $10,058 (2% of AGI, reported on 58.6% of returns)
Total tax: $76,329 (reported on 81.8% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 5.6% for AGIs $10k-25k, 8.1% for AGIs $25k-50k, 9.8% for AGIs $50k-75k, 10.3% for AGIs $75k-100k, 24.2% for AGIs over 100k)
Household received Food Stamps/SNAP in the past 12 months: 80
Women who had a birth in the past 12 months: 14 (14 now married, 0 unmarried)
Women who did not have a birth in the past 12 months: 2,162 (1,239 now married, 911 unmarried)
Housing units in zip code 07458 with a mortgage: 2,234 (10 second mortgage, 473 home equity loan, 22 both second mortgage and home equity loan)
Median monthly owner costs for units without a mortgage: $1,516
Notable locations in zip code 07458: Upper Saddle River Volunteer Ambulance Corporation (A), Saddle River Fire Department (B), Upper Saddle River Volunteer Fire Department (C), Upper Saddle River Public Library (D), Upper Saddle River Boro Hall (E), Saddle River Boro Hall (F). Display/hide their locations on the map
Churches in zip code 07458 include: Bergen Highlands United Methodist Church (A), Saddle River Reformed Church (B), Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (C), Saint Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church (D). Display/hide their locations on the map
Cemeteries: Saddle River Low Dutch Reformed Cemetery (1), Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery (2). Display/hide their locations on the map
Reservoirs: Penners Lake (A), Connoley Lake (B), Anona Lake (C), Moores Pond (D), Mill Pond (E). Display/hide their locations on the map
Streams, rivers, and creeks: West Branch Saddle River (A), Pleasant Brook (B). Display/hide their locations on the map
Park in zip code 07458: Rindlaub Park (1). Display/hide its location on the map
912010 to 2013
Bedrooms in owner-occupied houses and condos in Upper Saddle River, NJ (07458)
392 bedrooms
1,3775+ bedrooms
Bedrooms in renter-occupied apartments in Upper Saddle River, NJ (07458)
515+ bedrooms
Cars and other vehicles available in Upper Saddle River, NJ (07458) in owner-occupied houses/condos
0no vehicle
5781 vehicle
Cars and other vehicles available in Upper Saddle River, NJ (07458) in renter-occupied apartments
30Less than $10,000
1,877$200,000 or more
5Less than $10,000
2$60,000 to $69,999
9$100,000 to $124,999
741$1,000,000 to $1,499,999
782$2,000,000 or more
7$450 to $499
162$3,500 or more
10No cash rent
White Non-Hispanic householders: $1,146,138
Asian householders: $1,037,546
Some other race householders: $1,668,082
Hispanic or Latino householders: $775,657
Estimated median house or condo value in 2019: $1,121,117
Lower value quartile - upper value quartile: $841,357 - $1,790,232
Detached houses: $1,867,375
Townhouses or other attached units: $1,269,436
Two: 38
3 or 4: 24
5 to 9: 72
10 to 19: 10
20 to 49: 4
71.3%3,905Drove a car alone
7.0%383Carpooled
6.0%326Bus or trolley bus
0.3%15Streetcar or trolley car
3.4%186Subway or elevated
1.2%67Taxi
0.5%27Walked
10.5%572Worked at home
36Less than 5 minutes
6015 to 9 minutes
Male householders: 2,203 (304 living alone), Female householders: 1,721 (355 living alone)
2,652 spouses (2,652 opposite-sex spouses), 210 unmarried partners, (185 opposite-sex unmarried partners), 3,971 children (3,816 natural, 98 adopted, 55 stepchildren), 20 grandchildren, 31 brothers or sisters, 296 parents, 0 foster children, 113 other relatives, 333 non-relatives
In group quarters: 4 (-1 institutionalized population)
Size of family households: 1,055 2-persons, 662 3-persons, 836 4-persons, 447 5-persons, 18 6-persons, 36 7-or-more-persons
Size of nonfamily households: 658 1-person, 128 2-persons, 51 4-persons
234 single-parent households (145 men, 89 women).
4.3% of residents speak Spanish at home (72% very well, 12% well, 8% not well, 8% not at all).
13.0% of residents speak other Indo-European language at home (77% very well, 11% well, 9% not well, 3% not at all).
8.4% of residents speak Asian or Pacific Island language at home (70% very well, 27% well, 3% not well).
0.9% of residents speak other language at home (42% very well, 19% well, 40% not well).
Foreign born population: 2,351 (20.3%)
18%Bangladesh
7%India
6%Syria
5%Romania
5%Malaysia
4%Barbados
13%Italian
11%Irish
6%Russian
4%Iranian
4%Eastern European
3%German
Facilities with environmental interests located in this zip code:
PAR PHARMACEUTICAL INC (12 INDUSTRIAL AVE in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
STATE MASTER (New Jersey environmental info) - NJEMS-01201, AIR PROGRAM, NJEMS-026896, STATE CLEANUP SITE, NJEMS-47357200000, EPCRA, NJEMS-47923, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit
Business SIC classification: MEDICINAL CHEMICALS AND BOTANICAL PRODUCTS; PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
Organizations: CHARLES & DOROTHY HORTON (CONTACT/OWNER) , HORTON CHARLES & DOROTHY (CONTACT/OWNER) , HORTON CHARLES (CONTACT/OWNER)
Alternative names: TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL
EXXON SERVICE STATION #35264 (66 E ALLENDALE AVE in SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
STATE MASTER (New Jersey environmental info) - NJEMS-008957, STATE CLEANUP SITE, NJEMS-0258-03-0003.1, LAND USE - COASTAL AND LAND USE, NJEMS-0258304, DRINKING WATER PROGRAM, NJEMS-02604, AIR PROGRAM, NJEMS-68654400000, EPCRA, NJEMS-A0112, AIR PROGRAM
(Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (tracking hazardous waste))
Business SIC classification: GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
Organizations: EXXON MOBIL CORP, EXXON USA 3-5264, GALLAGHERS AUTO IINC, MIUFORD GEORGE F, EXXON CO USA (CONTACT/OWNER)
Alternative names: SADDLE RIVER EXXON
GENERAL CIGAR INC TINDER BOX WAREHOUSE (25 PARK WAY in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
STATE MASTER (New Jersey environmental info) - NJEMS-01608, AIR PROGRAM
Business SIC classification: FARM-PRODUCT RAW MATERIALS
FLUORAMICS INC (103 PLEASANT AVE in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
STATE MASTER (New Jersey environmental info) - NJEMS-G000002746, STATE CLEANUP SITE
NJDOT - STRUCTURE 0217-162 (RTE 17 OVER ALLENDALE RD in SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
Large Quantity Generators, more that 1000 kg of hazardous waste/month (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (tracking hazardous waste))
Organizations: NJ DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION (CONTACT/OPERATOR) , STATE OF NEW JERSEY (CONTACT/OWNER)
BECKER OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. (16 PARK WAY in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
NORTH AM FILTRATION (7 INDUSTRIAL AVENUE in U SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
Business SIC classification: MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS; BROADWOVEN FABRIC MILLS, COTTON
GULF ASSOCIATES (76 BROOKSIDE DR in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
F & M EXPRESSIONS UTD INC (12B INDUSTRIAL AVE in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
GARDEN STATE RACQUET SWIM CTR (58 WARE RD in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
NJDOT (RTE 17 & LAKE ST RAMP SW COR in UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ)
Organizations: STATE OF NEW JERSEY (CONTACT/OWNER)
ABR TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION (251 OAK RDG RD in OAK RIDGE, NJ)
Business SIC classification: COATING, ENGRAVING, AND ALLIED SERVICES
Population in 1990: 10,148. Population change in the 1990s: +791 (+7.8%).
This state: 4,670
Midwest: 237
West: 248
Out of people who lived in different counties, 50% lived in New Jersey.
Out of people who lived in different houses, 7% moved from different county within same state.
252,142Legal occupations
208,756Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and other technical occupations
160,917Management occupations
108,343Production occupations
107,251Computer and mathematical occupations
106,030Business and financial operations occupations
Companies with federal contracts located in this zip code:
PENTEK INCORPORATED (1 PARKWAY in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business) : $12,529,154 in 71 contracts from 1999 to 2006
Contracts for Telephone and Telegraph Equipment, Communications Security Equipment and Components, ADP Central Processing Unit (CPU, Computer), Digital, Electrical and Electronic assemblies, Boards, Cards, and Associated Hardware, and more by Navy, U.S. Secret Service (disused code: now 7009), NASA, Air Force, and others
Signed by year: 2000: $5,669,508; 2001: $4,072,635; 2002: $1,916,710; 2003: $379,700; 2004: $188,387; 2005: $185,875; 2006: $53,120.
$2,735,096 with Navy for Telephone and Telegraph Equipment. Signed on 2001-04-26. Completion date: 2002-04-25.
$2,388,775, same as above. Signed on 2000-05-26. Completion date: 2001-05-25.
$1,065,934 with Navy for Communications Security Equipment and Components. Signed on 2002-01-08. Completion date: 2002-02-18.
ITT FLUID TECHNOLOGY CORP (10 MOUNTAINVIEW RD in SADDLE RIVER, NJ) : $4,712,474 in 154 contracts from 2000 to 2006
Contracts for Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components, Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft and Missile Prime Movers, Relays and Solenoids, Motors, Electrical, and more by Defense Logistics Agency, Army
Signed by year: 2000: $52,500; 2001: $74,385; 2002: $0; 2003: $416,003; 2004: $1,554,830; 2005: $1,765,695; 2006: $849,061.
$203,900 with Defense Logistics Agency for Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components. Taking place in CA. Signed on 2005-06-24. Completion date: 2006-01-20.
$141,120 with Defense Logistics Agency for Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft and Missile Prime Movers. Taking place in CA. Signed on 2003-10-14. Completion date: 2004-10-13.
$99,825 with Defense Logistics Agency for Relays and Solenoids. Taking place in CA. Signed on 2004-11-01. Completion date: 2005-04-24.
$97,722 with Defense Logistics Agency for Motors, Electrical. Taking place in CA. Signed on 2005-02-25. Completion date: 2005-08-04.
AVIOJET CORPORATION (76 BROOKSIDE DR in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business)
500 employees, $0 revenue. : $195,604 in 7 contracts from 2004 to 2005
Contracts for Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Non-Aircraft; and Components by Navy
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $0; 2003: $0; 2004: $26,504; 2005: $169,100; 2006: $0.
$140,000 with Navy for Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Non-Aircraft; and Components. Taking place in MA. Signed on 2005-01-14. Completion date: 2005-05-16.
PEARSON EDUCATION (1 LAKE STREET in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business) : $176,032 in 3 contracts from 2001 to 2002
$153,779 with Army for Books and Pamphlets. Taking place in VA. Signed on 2001-09-29. Completion date: 2001-10-15.
$18,680 with Army for Books and Pamphlets. Signed on 2002-11-05. Completion date: 2002-11-12.
$3,573 with Army for Books and Pamphlets. Taking place in AL. Signed on 2002-08-07. Completion date: 2002-08-15.
SOLAR TURBINES INCORPORATED (600 E CRESCENT AVENUE, SU in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ) : $123,777 in 4 contracts from 2000 to 2005
$49,100 with Army for ADP Facility Operation and Maintenance Services. Taking place in VA. Signed on 2002-04-02. Completion date: 2003-01-31.
$43,136 with Army for ADP Facility Operation and Maintenance Services. Taking place in DC. Signed on 2001-04-24. Completion date: 2002-04-17.
-$2,200 with Air Force for ADP Facility Operation and Maintenance Services. Taking place in DC. Signed on 2005-03-15. Completion date: 2002-08-05.
AZEGO TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (US) (114 PLEASANT AVE in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business) : $62,334 in 3 contracts from 2004 to 2006
$45,934 with Navy for Connectors, Electrical. Taking place in NH. Signed on 2004-07-21. Completion date: 2004-08-25.
$12,800 with Navy for Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components. Signed on 2006-01-25. Completion date: 2006-02-08.
$3,600 with Air Force for Microcircuits, Electronic. Taking place in NH. Signed on 2005-09-16. Completion date: 2005-09-30.
SOUTHERN SERVICES GROUP INC (15 WARE RD in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business)
50 employees, $0 revenue.
$37,000 with Navy for Non-nuclear Ship Repair (East) Ship repair (including overhauls and conversions) performed on non-nuclear propelled and nonpropelled ships east of the 108th meridian. Taking place in VA. Signed on 2003-03-03. Completion date: 2003-02-24.
GENERAL REPRODUCTION PRODUCTS (118 ROUTE 17 NORTH in UPPER SADDLE R, NJ; small business)
$26,249 with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - civil program financing only for Drafting, Surveying, and Mapping Instruments. Taking place in PA. Signed on 2001-07-24. Completion date: 2001-08-08.
BER, LLC (16 PEACHTREE PL in SADDLE RIVER, NJ; small business) : $8,500 in 3 contracts from 2003 to 2004
$3,500 with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - civil program financing only for Inspection Services (including commercial testing and lab services, except medical/dental) -- Prefabricated Structures and Scaffolding. Taking place in WA. Signed on 2003-05-29. Completion date: 2003-06-30.
$2,500 with Army for Deck Machinery. Taking place in PA. Signed on 2004-09-20. Completion date: 2004-09-14.
$2,500 with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - civil program financing only for Deck Machinery. Taking place in PA. Signed on 2004-09-20. Completion date: 2004-09-14.
Information: Book Publishers (over 1000 employees: 1 establishment)
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services: All Other Support Services (over 1000: 1)
Wholesale Trade: Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers (250-499: 1, 50-99: 1, 10-19: 1, 1-4: 1)
Management of Companies and Enterprises: Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices (250-499: 1, 50-99: 1, 1-4: 1)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services: Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling (250-499: 1, 20-49: 1)
Wholesale Trade: Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers (250-499: 1, 5-9: 2, 1-4: 2)
Wholesale Trade: Book, Periodical, and Newspaper Merchant Wholesalers (100-249: 1, 10-19: 1, 1-4: 1)
Finance and Insurance: Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds (100-249: 1)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services: Computer Systems Design Services (50-99: 1, 20-49: 1, 5-9: 1, 1-4: 7)
Finance and Insurance: Insurance Agencies and Brokerages (50-99: 1, 10-19: 2, 1-4: 11)
27 people in other group homes
(Based on 4 full tracts)
LOANS ORIGINATED 6 $623,700 208 $729,227 657 $579,383 42 $543,619 10 $498,593
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 2 $728,640 34 $632,418 69 $540,555 4 $420,550 6 $933,353
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 34 $984,065 164 $837,532 22 $501,569 8 $702,685
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 2 $632,610 24 $795,247 111 $706,670 2 $990,000 4 $412,830
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 6 $475,860 44 $473,561 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 2 $714,780 202 $858,431 326 $749,824 30 $669,341 10 $2,230,909
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 32 $1,074,597 67 $503,825 12 $141,210 2 $297,000
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $104,940 67 $985,899 117 $962,977 18 $916,031 4 $1,934,015
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 34 $599,076 51 $643,370 2 $1,386,000 2 $412,830
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 10 $661,007 20 $1,484,072 4 $172,755 2 $363,330
LOANS ORIGINATED 336 $762,999 380 $769,729 53 $297,250 26 $838,084
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 71 $933,244 87 $844,472 14 $123,702 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 65 $907,835 196 $793,037 22 $298,080 10 $683,889
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 67 $961,047 95 $681,623 0 $0 8 $553,195
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 8 $1,065,103 36 $940,044 4 $258,885 2 $2,492,680
LOANS ORIGINATED 0 $0 326 $912,258 427 $827,014 71 $304,462 32 $991,336
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 2 $235,620 55 $927,746 65 $634,783 18 $455,693 4 $559,350
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 101 $1,461,889 154 $828,899 24 $351,853 4 $329,815
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 75 $1,037,476 113 $569,071 12 $343,200 4 $1,410,750
LOANS ORIGINATED 0 $0 489 $781,975 601 $715,654 91 $375,406 44 $869,040 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 57 $1,061,271 95 $633,275 30 $231,210 4 $1,429,235 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $989,010 75 $1,135,589 162 $685,557 14 $136,196 6 $597,435 2 $17,820
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 59 $1,042,517 129 $727,423 16 $526,755 4 $710,785 0 $0
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 10 $751,212 63 $681,519 6 $438,900 0 $0 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 53 $683,897 63 $663,155 14 $129,024 4 $662,905
APPLICATIONS DENIED 61 $1,145,956 137 $686,309 30 $116,799 12 $492,778
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 57 $762,455 119 $705,216 10 $219,545 12 $680,738
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 10 $579,481 40 $549,111 2 $774,950 2 $439,560
LOANS ORIGINATED 419 $640,506 1,792 $471,527 57 $137,642 30 $421,620
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 63 $708,147 226 $454,482 22 $60,390 6 $490,305
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 46 $772,381 162 $511,615 8 $99,743 4 $74,110
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 14 $656,491 73 $593,482 0 $0 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 14 $687,091 59 $574,684 0 $0 6 $669,650
APPLICATIONS DENIED 26 $1,087,667 103 $553,196 10 $314,917 4 $828,260
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 26 $1,045,293 57 $699,145 2 $296,160 4 $177,695
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 10 $581,461 26 $533,392 2 $49,360 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 91 $730,007 231 $668,441 22 $139,016 6 $413,967
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 20 $750,865 24 $803,992 14 $99,849 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 16 $1,195,746 39 $845,043 14 $196,311 0 $0
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 12 $985,226 30 $736,056 10 $406,924 2 $231,005
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 2 $197,440 16 $467,809 0 $0 2 $839,120
LOANS ORIGINATED 154 $776,747 69 $566,996 14 $145,683 0 $0 8 $412,403
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 36 $723,289 16 $375,753 4 $49,360 0 $0 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 26 $659,070 24 $802,347 12 $146,435 0 $0 2 $123,400
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 39 $973,481 30 $370,463 6 $105,302 2 $63,180 2 $1,974,400
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 6 $1,125,737 8 $616,754 4 $97,733 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 0 $0 235 $448,546 296 $368,982 62 $78,072 6 $500,905
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 1 $65,040 32 $528,792 43 $430,490 7 $75,691 3 $337,333
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 30 $595,021 77 $490,125 18 $80,849 4 $347,353
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 23 $439,904 60 $307,749 6 $116,947 4 $184,270
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 13 $461,595 11 $290,324 1 $49,270 0 $0
Detailed HMDA statistics for the following Tracts: 0531.00 , 0532.00
LOANS ORIGINATED 6 $499,620 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 6 $555,060 2 $582,120
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 10 $366,498 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 2 $101,970 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $712,800 2 $552,420
LOANS ORIGINATED 2 $140,580
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 2 $1,009,800
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $922,680 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 2 $445,500
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 20 $180,774 2 $540,000
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $84,900 2 $84,900
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 4 $432,393
LOANS ORIGINATED 15 $353,919 1 $197,080 1 $115,550
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 4 $353,020 1 $338,980 0 $0
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0
Detailed PMIC statistics for the following Tracts: 0531.00 , 0532.00
According to the data from the years 2002 - 2018 the average number of fires per year is 42. The highest number of fires - 124 took place in 2007, and the least - 1 in 2003. The data has a rising trend.
9313.1%Mobile Property/Vehicle Fires
See full 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System statistics for zip code 07458, New Jersey
Joseph 38 76.7 years
Smith 8 82.1 years
Gallagher 7 79.6 years
Johnson 7 77.0 years
Murphy 7 78.9 years
Davis 6 71.2 years
Jones 6 76.3 years
Martin 6 86.0 years
Gardner 6 78.4 years
Miller 6 85.0 years
Berger 5 67.4 years
Audi 1 Nissan 1
FedEx 3 U-Haul 1
Marriott 1 UPS 2
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Editor's Note: The following poems are courtesy of the Yeshiva University Poetry Club. The Commentator thanks the club and their leaders, Chana Morgenstern and Yakov Stone, for their contributions to the paper throughout the spring semester.
Her lips pressed white, edel-white.
Stripped by the clouds of its grand adieu.
Unsure if they're ready for the burden.
Weaving themselves into an oscillating tapestry outside my window.
Anticipating its job will be harder tomorrow.
The radiator is tired. The trees are tired. The sun is tired.
But the sky says snow.
fell to the kitchen floor.
nestled between a long lost cheerio and the table leg.
held it up for all to see.
where not even a fairy could find it.
No one could take it away from me.


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Brexit: EU considers extension as MPs mull election
EU ambassadors are meeting to discuss what length of Brexit extension to offer the UK, as MPs consider Boris Johnson's call for an early election.
Most EU states are understood to favour a three-month delay, with an option to end earlier if a deal is ratified sooner than this by Parliament. But France has argued for a shorter extension to the 31 October deadline. The PM has said he will give MPs more time to debate his Brexit deal if they back a 12 December poll.
The government has said it plans to bring forward a Commons vote on an early general election on Monday if the EU offers a delay until 31 January.
Chancellor Sajid Javid admitted the government's pledge to deliver Brexit before the end of the month now "can't be met" because "everyone expects an extension".
He told BBC Breakfast the Budget on 6 November would also not be going ahead as planned because "what is more important right now, I think, is getting Brexit done and then having that general election".
But the chances of enough MPs backing the motion - which under the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act requires the support of two-thirds of MPs - appear uncertain, with Labour not committing to how it plans to vote.
Speaking on Friday, shadow home secretary Diane Abbott said Labour was "up for an election" but needed to know more about the type of extension offered by the EU, as well as gain an "explicit commitment that no-deal is off the table".
"That might mean further legislation in Parliament, I'm not sure - but we want to be absolutely certain," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
The EU's decision on what length of extension to offer will be discussed in a closed-door meeting in Brussels on Friday morning.
Marie Lebec, a member of the French National Assembly representing President Emmanuel Macron's En Marche party, said France would only agree to a delay if it was sure it was not an "extension for nothing".
"What we need from the UK is really to know what they want," she told the Todayprogramme.
Mr Johnson was compelled by a law passed by MPs - known as the Benn Act - to send a letter to the bloc requesting a delay until 31 January 2020.
Before sending the letter on Saturday, he had repeatedly promised the UK would leave the EU by Halloween.
On Thursday, Mr Johnson reiterated he did not want a delay but his preferred option if one was granted was for it to be short, "say to 15 or 30 November".
In a letter to Mr Corbyn calling for an election, Mr Johnson said if a shorter delay was granted he would try to get his deal through Parliament again, with Labour's support.
BBC Europe correspondent Kevin Connolly said the EU had hoped the decision on the length of delay would be made on Friday, though it was possible it could be moved until early next week - potentially with an emergency summit - to allow events at Westminster to unfold.
A stand-off could emerge, he added, where the EU wants to wait to see how Parliament reacts to the election proposal, while MPs want to first see what sort of extension will be offered.
Should enough MPs back an election, they would have until 6 November to debate Mr Johnson's Brexit deal, the government has said.
MPs voted on Tuesday to back the first stage of the prime minister's Withdrawal Agreement Bill - putting the deal he agreed with Brussels into law - but rejected his plan to push it through the Commons in three days.
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/*
 * betweenFactorSwitchable.h
 *
 *  Created on: 02.08.2012
 *      Author: niko
 */

#ifndef BETWEENFACTORSWITCHABLE_H_
#define BETWEENFACTORSWITCHABLE_H_

#include <gtsam/nonlinear/NonlinearFactor.h>

#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;

#include "switchVariableLinear.h"
#include "switchVariableSigmoid.h"

namespace vertigo {

  template<class VALUE>
  class BetweenFactorSwitchableLinear : public gtsam::NoiseModelFactor3<VALUE, VALUE, SwitchVariableLinear>
  {
    public:
      BetweenFactorSwitchableLinear() {};
      BetweenFactorSwitchableLinear(gtsam::Key key1, gtsam::Key key2, gtsam::Key key3, const VALUE& measured, const gtsam::SharedNoiseModel& model)
      : gtsam::NoiseModelFactor3<VALUE, VALUE, SwitchVariableLinear>(model, key1, key2, key3),
        betweenFactor(key1, key2, measured, model) {};

      gtsam::Vector evaluateError(const VALUE& p1, const VALUE& p2, const SwitchVariableLinear& s,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H1 = boost::none,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H2 =  boost::none,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H3 =  boost::none) const
        {

          // calculate error
          gtsam::Vector error = betweenFactor.evaluateError(p1, p2, H1, H2);
          error *= s.value();

          // handle derivatives
          if (H1) *H1 = *H1 * s.value();
          if (H2) *H2 = *H2 * s.value();
          if (H3) *H3 = error;

          return error;
        };

    private:
      gtsam::BetweenFactor<VALUE> betweenFactor;

  };

  template<class VALUE>
  class BetweenFactorSwitchableSigmoid : public gtsam::NoiseModelFactor3<VALUE, VALUE, SwitchVariableSigmoid>
  {
    public:
      BetweenFactorSwitchableSigmoid() {};
      BetweenFactorSwitchableSigmoid(gtsam::Key key1, gtsam::Key key2, gtsam::Key key3, const VALUE& measured, const gtsam::SharedNoiseModel& model)
      : gtsam::NoiseModelFactor3<VALUE, VALUE, SwitchVariableSigmoid>(model, key1, key2, key3),
        betweenFactor(key1, key2, measured, model) {};

      gtsam::Vector evaluateError(const VALUE& p1, const VALUE& p2, const SwitchVariableSigmoid& s,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H1 = boost::none,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H2 =  boost::none,
          boost::optional<gtsam::Matrix&> H3 =  boost::none) const
      {

        // calculate error
        gtsam::Vector error = betweenFactor.evaluateError(p1, p2, H1, H2);

        double w = sigmoid(s.value());
        error *= w;

        // handle derivatives
        if (H1) *H1 = *H1 * w;
        if (H2) *H2 = *H2 * w;
        if (H3) *H3 = error /* (w*(1.0-w))*/;  // sig(x)*(1-sig(x)) is the derivative of sig(x) wrt. x

        return error;
      };

    private:
      gtsam::BetweenFactor<VALUE> betweenFactor;

      double sigmoid(double x) const {
        return 1.0/(1.0+exp(-x));
      }
  };

}

#endif /* BETWEENFACTORSWITCHABLE_H_ */

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Q: how to create a shopping cart in reactjs? i'm trying to create a shopping cart with reactjs this is my code so far...
import React,{Component} from 'react'
import Grid from '@material-ui/core/Grid';
import Paper from '@material-ui/core/Paper';
import {Link} from "react-router-dom"
class Food extends Component{
    constructor(props){
     super(props);
     this.state = {
    total: 0,
      };
      this.sum = this.sum.bind(this);
    }

    sum(){

    }
   render(){
       if(this.props.product !== undefined){

       var items = this.props.product.map((index) => {
        let grid = 12/this.props.product.length;
        let menu_item_href = '/menu-item';

           return (

<Grid item xs={grid} key={index.ProductID}>
<Paper className="food-item">

{index.Name}

Excerpt: {index.Excerpt}

price: {index.Price}

sum

   <Link to={menu_item_href}>
more...
</Link>

</Paper>
</Grid>

           )
       })

    }
      return(

{this.props.cat}

<Grid container spacing={24}>
{items}
</Grid>
{this.state.total}

       );
   }
}
export default Food;

as you see i map trough an array and create shop items, i want create a shop cart that works like this:
when a user click on "add item" button the name and the number of item add to bill and the price sum with total and total update. i now its complicated if you now any tutorial that might help me to create an shopping cart please let me now and i would be appreciate.thank youreact

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As a macaron enthusiast myself, I admit that I do have high standards for macarons. After two years of continuous trial and error with these fussy (sometimes) and delicate cookies, it's hard not to get picky at the details.
Soirette, however, made it to the top of my list for the Best Macarons in Vancouver.
Ever since it opened, I've visited a few times for their macarons, but haven't had a chance to try their high tea service. Their high tea service is only offered on weekends with about 4-5 time slots per day, so I feel especially fortunate to have made a successful reservation just before the end of their Fall/Winter High Tea Menu.
I went with one of my besties (whose name also happens to be Cathy, and congratulations dear for getting into Cornell University, I'm super grateful to have the chance to spend the next four years + with you as well!) on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The tiny place can only seat 4-5 tables of 2-4 people at once, so each time slot only has 4-5 spaces. Though the space was tiny, I didn't feel squished at all. The chairs were big and comfy and the tables are manageable as well.
By random chance we got the high table right front of their store sign (also why the pictures of me look like I'm advertising for Soirette...), with high chairs which are not the usual setting for classic high tea. Sitting at a taller level did gave us a nice view of the whole place, the counters, kitchens, etc. Our server kindly greeted us with Pear Tree Tea (my choice) and Lavender Earl Grey (Cathy's choice). Both teas were good, activating the palates and lighten the heaviness of the treats.
When the full tier was placed on the table, we were both surprised at how small the tier is compared to their picture online. I guess camera angles does help a lot to change the size of things. However since the items are all squished closely, the portions does seem really big.
The bottom tier is made up of pureed pumpkin soup, chicken pot pie, smoked salmon on cucumber with quail egg, and quinoa cucumber salad (sorry for the simplicity of the names, I'm describing them by memory...). The cucumber salad is a great palate-refreshener for starters, but it is so small...one bite and it's gone. The soup was good too, but we also managed to finish it in 3-4 spoons. After about 1/4 full, we moved on to the middle tier.
The middle tier is made up of turkey cranberry sandwich, apricot scones, and pumpkin mousse. Out of the three tiers I have to say that this tier is the most fulfilling one (maybe due to the amounts of carbs?). The scones were warm and not overly sweet, and I loved the mini macaron shell on the pumpkin mousse.
Finally, the desserts. We were actually 2/3 full by then, so the dessert portions were just fine as well. You get to pick a macaron of your choice (I picked the Black Current and Casis and she picked the popular Earl Grey), along with a piece of short bread, tiramisu mousse, lemon meringue tart and chocolate truffle. All of them are again not too sweet (my standard of a good dessert) while revealing the flavours of the ingredients.
The seating time is limited to 1 1/2 hour per guest, but the service was very kind (did not kick us out right at 1 hr 30 mins later) and let us stay for a while after. Their kitchen is opened for the guests to see them making macarons LIVE (through the round window) so we can get to know where our foods come from. Overall I enjoyed this experience better than a grab-and-go for macarons and such. Sunny Sunday afternoons are meant to be spent relaxed, and Soirette has helped us strive for this state.


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Top 6 things to do in Auckland
With the majority of international flights heading for Auckland on the North Island, most travellers tend to start their New Zealand working holiday in the 'City of Sails' – instantly falling for the city's youthful good looks, creative buzz and easy access to beaches, wineries and wildlife. Auckland is also where our Work New Zealand programs start, with our team on hand to help you get set up with a job, bank account, tax number and more.
Here are six things to do when you arrive.
Sky Tower
An icon hovering 238 metres above Auckland's skyline, the Sky Tower is the tallest building in New Zealand. Glass-fronted lifts take you up to a glass floor viewing platform where you can see (on a clear day) up to 80km in every direction.
Auckland Harbour Bridge
Another architectural icon, beginner adrenalin junkies can get their kicks walking across the top of the bridge for stunning views over the harbour. Or if that wasn't enough of a thrill, you can also bungy jump off it.
Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill
In the heart of the city but feeling like you're in the middle of the countryside, climb one of New Zealand's largest intact (and inactive) volcano cones. It's a great place to take a picnic or to blow away the cobwebs from the night before.
Just a 40-minute ferry from downtown Auckland, Waiheke is a weekend favourite amongst Aucklanders. May have something to do with the golden beaches, world-class vineyards and incredible fresh produce in the cafés and boutique restaurants.
Hauraki Gulf whale watching
In the City of the Sails, you're never too far from the ocean. Leaving from downtown Auckland, hop on board an eco boat to spot marine life including whales, dolphins, seals and rare birdlife in the rich waters of the Hauraki Gulf.
MOTAT
Standing for the Museum of Transport and Technology, MOTAT is the largest museum of its kind in New Zealand. Full of interactive exhibitions, it's a great way to spend an afternoon. Plus, there is an old-style tram that takes you between the two museum sites.
Want to see Auckland as more than just a tourist? Don't just see it, live it on a New Zealand working holiday. Get in touch to speak to one of our Work New Zealand team or find out more about the visa and type of jobs that are available here.


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Black Lives Matter Activists in South Carolina Demand Reform After Police Killing of Walter Scott | Democracy Now!
an organizer with Black Lives Matter Charleston.
Cries of "Black Lives Matter" continue to ring out across the country after new police killings of unarmed African Americans. Over the weekend in South Carolina, the funeral was held in North Charleston for Walter Scott, the black man who fled a traffic stop and was fatally shot in the back by police officer Michael Slager. Video of the incident taken by a bystander forced the police to retract its initial defense of Slager and see him charged with murder and fired from the force. This comes as Oklahoma prosecutors have charged a sheriff's reserve deputy with second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed African-American man in Tulsa. Robert Bates — who is white — says he mistakenly used his handgun instead of his stun gun, killing the victim, Eric Harris. We are joined from South Carolina by Muhiyidin d'Baha, an organizer with Black Lives Matter Charleston.
JUAN GONZÁLEZ: Well, I'd like to ask Muhiyidin d'Baha, what's the situation like in North Charleston following the funeral for Walter Scott this weekend?
MUHIYIDIN D'BAHA: The situation down here is getting tense. It's a disorientation on parts of the people, and then a reluctance on the part of the government to be responsive to the demands of the people—Black Lives Matter Charleston, in particular, and our request for a citizens' review board. We would also like to push that for subpoena power. At the same time, we're trying to shift up the perspective, as we are the children of the day of technology, and we have the perspective to actually change policing culture by using our phones right now.
AMY GOODMAN: Can you talk, Muhiyidin d'Baha, about what's happening right now, what your demands are? Did you have an informal meeting with the mayor this week?
AMY GOODMAN: —in Charleston. Continue, Muhiyidin.
MUHIYIDIN D'BAHA: OK, yeah. And so, we would like to appoint a special prosecutor any time that there's a deadly case like this with police force. We'd like the immediate removal of the North Charleston police chief. We want to get amnesty on all nonviolent offenses and bench warrants, criminal bench warrants. But most importantly, we want to make sure this doesn't happen again. And the only way to do that is to actually have a civilians' review board, something that has teeth, to start pulling officers out of our community right now that are abusing and harassing.
The perspective has shifted, the invisible perspective that we have always embodied because we weren't able to access the speculation machine that is the media. We don't need to rely upon that now. We have our own cameras. And so, we can actually now create the narrative that is the true narrative, the truth of what's going on with harassment and traffic stops, that are profiling, and abuse and hyperaggression. But this isn't enough, and we're seeing this all around the nation. It's not enough to have a video of it. If Brother Santana announced his presence, maybe that would have changed it, not just a video. And so we're asking everybody who is being a vigilante right now—we're starting to surveil the police in a project, We Are Watching You campaign, where we take our videos and we follow police around. We just say, "We are watching you." We announce our presence. That is probably the most transformative, revolutionary thing that we can do right now. We're pushing policy. We're pushing the mayor. We're pushing City Council. But we're pushing the grassroots, and we're pushing the people to protect each other with these cameras.
JUAN GONZÁLEZ: And we have just about a minute, but I wanted to ask you, in terms—you mentioned the harassment and the traffic stops. How extensive in your experience is this problem of ordinary, day-to-day traffic stops and stops by police in terms of laying the base for these kinds of incidents?
MUHIYIDIN D'BAHA: Most definitely. Well, the implicit bias that the police have against people of color is indicative. You can see it in any records, any FOIA request you pull out where you look at traffic stops, you look at the mass incarceration. It's a quality-of-life issue, where individuals that are growing up with this skin tone have this fear of interaction with the police. I think that is more telling than any data and any more numbers, the stories. And so, we have multiple stories, millions of stories around the nation, of harassment. We're living under a terrorist state, a police terrorist state, and we need some way to fight back and protect ourselves.
AMY GOODMAN: Muhiyidin, the state did a look at the last five years in South Carolina of police shootings. Two hundred nine people have been shot. That's about a person every 10 days shot by police in South Carolina. What are you doing about this?
MUHIYIDIN D'BAHA: Most definitely. So we're going to have a 46-county tour around South Carolina. Right now we're getting our gall together, we're getting our organization together. We have a lot of help coming in from out of town. We have people from Ferguson coming through, people from New York coming through, really helping us. Again, Project We Are Watching You is the campaign that's going to really allow us to shift police culture. And so, we're taking our cameras, following police around, saying, "We are watching you," announcing our presence. That is the most transformative dynamic that we can instill right now into what's going on.


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Q: ssh in korn script gives 'stty: tcgetattr: A specified file does not support the ioctl system call.' I have a command that works successfully when executing via a putty window connected to an AIX box.
ssh -T user@host 'sudo /path/to/command argument1'

However, when I build that command in a script based on asking for user and host, it gives me this error.
ksh: sudo /path/to/command argument1:  not found.

I have my script set to output its commands as it runs.
#!/bin/ksh -x

This is the text in the script that ultimately gives the output above -
ssh -T $(whoami)@$server "'"$userid $script$action"'"

And this is what outputs from that script text (its identical to calling it outside script) -
ssh -T user@host 'sudo /path/to/command argument1'

Is there some difference in the way this is executing?
Update:
I changed my script to just connect without executing and I get the following error, but it still connects. -
ssh -T user@host
user@host's password:
stty: tcgetattr: A specified file does not support the ioctl system call.
#

A: wrap your command to run on the remote server in double quotes:
ssh -T $(whoami)@$server "$userid $script$action"

More info from the AIX site

A: I was able to figure this out, although I would love an explanation. Removing the single quotes from the script made it work.
Works from script and outside script:
ssh -T $(whoami)@$server $userid $script$action

Doesn't work for script, but works outside script:
ssh -T $(whoami)@$server "'"$userid $script$action"'"


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We have sniff tested seven different chamomile essential oils to get the perfect scent for one of our new products (still top secret for now!) and have drafted reply after reply to Rose Tree customers wanting advice on the perfect skincare regime for them. And the question we get asked the most is always how can I get healthy, glowing skin, the sort that smiles out at all of us out of those glossy magazines.
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Be happy. Yup I know, a bit of a strange one, but your face represents you, whether you are happy, tired, stressed; it all shows. In the same way, when you are rested and happy it shows in your face. Relax, be happy, take time out to do whatever makes you happy, you are worth it!
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The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) formally commissioned its newest diving support and hydrographic survey vessel, the HMNZS Manawanui, during
Royal New Zealand Navy to Commission Its New Diving Support And Hydrographic Survey Vessel, HMNZS Manawanui, Early Next Month
May 13, 2019 DP Press Releases	0 Comments Diving Support Vessel (DSV), HMNZS Manawanui (2019), Hydrographic survey, New Zealand, Research/ Survey Vessel, Royal New Zealand Navy
The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) is planning to formally commission its newest diving support and hydrographic survey vessel, the
Hindustan Shipyard to Construct Two Diving Support Vessels (DSV) for Indian Navy
September 28, 2018 DP Staff Writer	0 Comments Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV), Diving Support Vessel (DSV), Hindustan Shipyard, India, Indian Navy
Indian Navy has signed a contract with the state-owned Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) for construction of two Diving Support Vessels
Royal New Zealand Navy to Purchase New Dive and Hydrographic Support Vessel
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The New Zealand Government has approved the purchase of a new dive and hydrographic support vessel for the Royal New
HMNZS Manawanui Arrives at Devonport Naval Base Ahead of Decommissioning
February 12, 2018 February 12, 2018 Arun Mathew	0 Comments Diving Support Vessel (DSV), HMNZS Manawanui (A09), Mine countermeasures (MCM), New Zealand, RNZN Devonport Naval Base, Royal New Zealand Navy
The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) diving support vessel, HMNZS Manawanui (A09) has arrived at the Devonport Naval Base for the final
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Bond king Jeff Gundlach has some harsh words for the Federal Reserve as it meets this week: Back off — or the consequences will haunt you.
If the U.S. central bank doesn't dial down its recent hawkish statements in Wednesday's post-Federal Open Market Committee meeting statement, "markets are going to humiliate them by further declining," Gundlach said Monday at the Inside ETFs conference in Florida. After a particularly volatile month in the equities market, the head of DoubleLine Capital compared Fed Chair Janet Yellen's strategy of continuing on a path to raise rates to the board game "KaBoom!" — where anxiety builds as players wait for a balloon to pop.
"Back in September, the Fed was going to raise rates," Gundlach told CNBC's "Fast Money." "If you'd asked Janet three days before the September meeting, she probably would have said, 'We're going to raise rates.' And then, kind of inexplicably, they didn't do it ... and so they felt compelled to do that in December, for absolutely no good reason at all."
December's interest rate hike was a critical error, and further tightening the money supply now risks tipping the economy into recession, Gundlach said.
With manufacturing struggling and inflation under control, Gundlach said he doesn't know "what the heck the Fed is doing." He pointed to indicators like the contractions in the ISM manufacturing index and rising rents as evidence of economic trouble.
Gundlach's comments come as Fed counterpart the European Central Bank is expected to move in the opposite direction and loosen its money supply. Though gross domestic product is growing more slowly in Europe, these "diametrically opposite monetary policies" don't make sense, Gundlach said.
The Fed plans to release its next statement at 2 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
For more on Gundlach's comments, see the full story at ETF.com.


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Q: Google calendar events insert going out of my mind and hope for some insight-i am inserting an event by way of google javascript and all day event does not seem to want to work-can easily do a single non all day event, but seems as though "date" doesnt work
var strttime = new Date('[@scheduledfor]');

var endtie = new Date('[@scheduledfortime]');
var endtie2 = new Date('2016-12-01');
var endtie3 = new Date('2016-12-01');

    var request = gapi.client.calendar.events.insert({
        calendarId: 'cal is correct',

            start:{
            date:new Date('2016-12-11')
},
            end:{
            date:new Date('2016-12-11')

},

any help is appreciated-like i said if i change date to dateTime works no problem, but as soon as i call for date for all day it breaks and returns global not found -even works in the try it of google, have tried end.date, set.start, any help is greatly appreciated
as a result of an answer i have tried this and it doen not work either-returns 404-i have tried before this although will post now
var endtie2 = new Date('2016-12-13');
var endtie3 = new Date('2016-12-13');

var request = gapi.client.calendar.events.insert({
        calendarId: 'a good calendar',
        start: {
        date: [endtie3],
        timeZone: 'America/New_York'},
        end: {
        date: [endtie3],
        timeZone: 'America/New_York'},

A: Try referring to the events.insert sample and the Javascript quickstart from the docs:
// Refer to the JavaScript quickstart on how to setup the environment:
// https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/quickstart/js
// Change the scope to 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar' and delete any
// stored credentials.

var event = {
  'summary': 'Google I/O 2015',
  'location': '800 Howard St., San Francisco, CA 94103',
  'description': 'A chance to hear more about Google\'s developer products.',
  'start': {
    'dateTime': '2015-05-28T09:00:00-07:00',
    'timeZone': 'America/Los_Angeles'
  },
  'end': {
    'dateTime': '2015-05-28T17:00:00-07:00',
    'timeZone': 'America/Los_Angeles'
  },
  'recurrence': [
    'RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=2'
  ],
  'attendees': [
    {'email': 'lpage@example.com'},
    {'email': 'sbrin@example.com'}
  ],
  'reminders': {
    'useDefault': false,
    'overrides': [
      {'method': 'email', 'minutes': 24 * 60},
      {'method': 'popup', 'minutes': 10}
    ]
  }
};

var request = gapi.client.calendar.events.insert({
  'calendarId': 'primary',
  'resource': event
});

request.execute(function(event) {
  appendPre('Event created: ' + event.htmlLink);
});

A: When you are inserting events in Google Calendar, it is necessary to mention timezone for start and end time.


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1 UAH Ukrainian Hryvnia to CHF Swiss Franc
The page provides the exchange rate of 1 Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) to Swiss Franc (CHF), sale and conversion rate. Moreover, we added the list of the most popular conversions for visualization and the history table with exchange rate diagram for 1 Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) to Swiss Franc (CHF) from Thursday, 21/01/2021 till Thursday, 14/01/2021. Latest update of 1 Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) exchange rate.
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Convert currency 1 UAH to CHF. How much is 1 Ukrainian Hryvnia to Swiss Franc? — 0.0313 Swiss Franc.
UAH Ukrainian Hryvnia to CHF Swiss Franc	Currency Rates Today: Thursday, 21/01/2021
1 UAH
0.0313 CHF
₴1.00 = ₣0.0313	↓ -0.000194
Inverse: 1.00 CHF = 31.96 UAH
Selling 1.00 UAH you get 0.0313 CHF
Thursday, 21/01/2021 1 UAH = 0.0313 CHF
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Q: Как пропорционально уменьшить фон при изменении размера экрана? Мне нужно, чтобы фон не обрезался, а пропорционально уменьшался при меньших разрешениях экрана.
Естественно, хочу добиться этого стилями, но background-size: cover; не выручает..
пример тут

.cover {
  background: url(http://placehold.it/1920x1080) no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
  width: 100%;
  height: 1080px;
}

A: Может так?

* {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
}
.cover {
    background: url(http://placehold.it/1920x1080) no-repeat;
    background-size: cover;
    padding-top: 56.25%; /* 1080px/1920px = 0.5625 */
}


SequimSports.com: 12 Football Game 3 - Bremerton 21, Sequim 6.
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(Bremerton) -- The Bremerton Knights racked up 252 rushing yards Friday night, including 84 during a game clinching fourth quarter drive, rolling to a 21-6 victory over the Sequim High Wolves.
Bremerton (2-1) took a 7-0 lead after Trevor Nelson took a 35-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mikey Lawrence with 46 seconds remaining in the opening quarter.
Sequim (0-3) closed the gap with 4:04 left before intermission when running back Lopaka Yasamura took a short pass from quarterback Jack Wiker and ran through numerous Bremerton tackle attempts up the right sideline 47 yards into the end zone.
It was the first Sequim touchdown of the season after nine scoreless quarters, including two shutout non-league losses.
A missed PAT left Bremerton ahead 7-6.
Bremerton put together a 9-play, 52-yard march to start the second half, capped by Andrew Shadle's 1-yard plunge, increasing the Knights' lead to 14-6 with 8:32 left in the third quarter.
The Knights finished the scoring with Lawrence's 32 yard scamper up the middle with 8:36 left in the game, making it 21-6.
Lawrence completed 9 of 21 passes for 147 yards and a TD.
Sequim was hampered by 14 penalties for 110 yards, including a touchdown taken off the board on an illegal procedure flag.
The Wolves turned the ball over on downs to the Knights three times in Bremerton territory and had an interception at the Bremerton 5 in the final quarter.
Sequim quarterbacks Jack Wiker and Nick Faunce combined to complete 23 of 39 passes for 241 yards and a TD, but had 3 interceptions.
The Wolves host North Kitsap next Friday night at Sequim High School.


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Eine tolle Zeit
SPEED, ACCURACY AND QUALITY:
LOCATELLI MACCHINE FOR CARL HANSEN
A new fully automated "line" to reduce time and optimize costs. A goal that Carl Hansen & Son, the well-known Danish furniture manufacturer, have achieved thanks to Locatelli Macchine, the Bergamo-based company specialized in wood turning machines.
Accuracy, efficiency and speed. Three words that, combined, have only one meaning: high quality workmanship. The fruitful collaboration between Locatelli Macchine, a well-known brand in the woodworking sector, and Carl Hansen & Son, the famous Danish furniture manufacturer, is based on these solid and robust foundations, two adjectives that, in the world of woodworking (and not only) make the difference. Such cooperation has been going on for some time and this time it aimed to satisfy a new need of the Danish company: to be able to make up for the lack of manpower, one of the problems that in the last decade has become increasingly accentuated.
"With Carl Hansen – said Fulvia Locatelli, who together with his brother Domenico represents the third generation of the Treviolo company, a few kilometers from Bergamo – we have been collaborating for almost five years. In 2017, we supplied two numerical control machines for the production of high-quality chair legs. Two advanced machines that operated separately. This time, however, the request was more accurate: they needed two machines that worked synergistically, in order to make up for what is becoming a widespread problem in Europe and beyond, namely the difficulty in finding labor. So, thanks also to the support of Osai Computer Numerical Control and T.F.A Technologies for Automation, we were able to design a solution that could meet their needs".
"As I said, Carl Hansen's needs were clear: to be able to speed up production, thus optimizing time and costs. What we did was put them in a position to achieve his goal. We provided them with a "Multimatik S Cnc" and an "Orientalmatik Cnc" which, with the help of the "Ur10e" cobot, a collaborative robot from Universal Robot,can turn and sand the pieces in 14 seconds.
This obviously brings great advantages, both in terms of time as you can imagine, and in terms of quality, minimizing the risk of downtime, idle time or even human error.
In addition, with the Alphacam turning application specifically designed for us, being able to import both 3D and 2D files, it is really simple for the operator to manage multi-axis machining both in turning and in engraving and milling. Once the interactive drawing with splines and geometries and the processing parameters have been inserted thanks to a dedicated graphic interface... the machine does it all".
A far-reaching project that involved "many heads". How long did it take from design to production?
"It was not an easy project, it took a few months. We started in October and finished in May. The difficulties were due to various factors, first of all the health situation that did not facilitate traveling, but we did not surrender, and today I can honestly say that we are satisfied with the result achieved and, more importantly, the customer is satisfied".
Are you also following the company after sales?
"Sure, the focus on customer care is one of our strengths. We have continued to dialogue with the customer, trying to get useful feedback to understand if everything was proceeding in the correct way, so as to understand whether it was necessary to take additional measures, but there were no problems. We have recently visited them and I must say that it was a pleasure to see our machines work so well. Especially considering the complexity of the project and the critical moment. In the last year, the orders and our amount of work have increased, but we have never changed our philosophy, our way of working. We are famous for the quality of our machines and, also for this reason, we certainly cannot provide machinery that does not comply with high quality standards".
Orders and work were not stopped even by the emergency…
"Like everyone else, we have been affected by the pandemic and its constraints, especially during the months of last year's lockdown, but we can honestly say that we are satisfied with how this two-year period has gone. We have many orders, many projects in progress and many more in the pipeline.
I hope that next year we will be able to raise the bar further, always maintaining our Bergamo-style approach, an approach to life and work that is based on solid foundations, which follows a philosophy of life and business based on keeping your feet on the ground and taking one step at a time".
How can you innovate in a sector as specialized as yours?
"We work in a sector that we could define as niche. And in a sector like ours it is not easy to innovate. Of course, we always try to create new solutions, but we must admit that great innovation is always made according to the needs of the customer, to meet his needs. Once a customer makes us aware of a need, we commit to solve it, creating new solutions, making the most of all our know-how to succeed. We are always looking for new ideas, new solutions, we never stand still. To give you an example, next year, during the next edition of Xylexpo (the international biennial exhibition of woodworking technology, scheduled at FieraMilano Rho from 12 to 15 October 2022, ed.)we will introduce a completely new machine for turning applications. We already have the name in mind, but for now we keep it to ourselves…".
Innovation and future based on a long company history. What is Locatelli Macchine today, in 2021?
"Today we are a small historical business in the sector. Those who work with wood, those who deal mainly with turning wood, cannot fail to know us. We are known as specialists in the field, a brand that is synonymous with quality. And it is precisely this constant search for quality that has led us to be recognized all over the world, both in Italy and abroad, where they particularly appreciate our solutions. Figures speak for themselves, after all: 98 percent of what we produce is exported....
These achievements are the result of our history. Locatelli Macchine was created by my grandfather, who from a small mountain village gave life to this adventure that has been going on for almost sixty years now. The history of the company is a bit like the story of our family, of the generations that have taken turns at the helm. First my grandfather, then my father, and today me and my brother Domenico. I am in charge for sales, he is more focused on the technical part, but we both have the same values. We believe in hard work, we believe in our resources and we believe in our product. We always move forward. In 2018 we decided to invest in a new location. Today we work in a niche of the sector and, over the years, we have chosen to specialize more and more, in what is no longer just a job – Fulvia Locatelli concluded –but it is our way of being and it is our passion…".
Passion is the keyword. Because you cannot you approach the milestone of sixty years in business without making your work your passion. And in Treviolo they know very well…
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Make sure your picks are available when inspiration strikes with the VALEN guitar pick keychain. Excellent for travel: keep it attached to your belt loop or keys for easy access. The simple triangular shape organizes picks of the most common shapes and sizes into an orderly row. A necessity for guitarists of all stripes.


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Psalm West, 2 Weeks Old, Is Officially Trademarked
Psalm West, 2 Weeks Old, Is Officially Trademarked — & Here's How Much It Cost
Anabel Pasarow
Photo: ANGELA WEISS/AFP/Getty Images.
Psalm West was born merely a fortnight ago, and he's already set up to run a business empire. TMZ reported today that Kim Kardashian filed for trademark protections under her company for the name of her newborn son.
There are 16 total records filed covering a wide range of goods and services, including hair accessories, calendars, books, photo albums, jewelry, handbags, linens, baby bottles, toys, advertising services, skincare products, furniture, clothing, and, like his mother before him, nutritional supplements.
But Psalm isn't the only Kardashian-Jenner baby to get the trademark treatment. The names of Kim Kardashian West's other children, North, Saint, and Chicago, are trademarked as well. Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner's babies — True Thompson and Stormi Webster — are trademarked, too. Also "StormiWorld" — the name of Stormi's first birthday party, which was basically more over-the-top than most weddings and featured a giant inflatable entryway of Stormi's head.
Eldest sibling Kourtney Kardashian's three kids' names are notably not trademarked, though Kourtney did use (and trademark) her daughter Penelope's nickname, Poosh, for the name of her new lifestyle website. (Sorry, Mason and Reign!)
As far as how much it costs to trademark a name, it's only a drop in the bucket for this fam. For electronic filing, the application costs between $225 and $400, with a possible additional fee of $100-$125 for showing use. And then there's the affidavit of use after five years, which comes to $125 per class, and after that, the affidavit of use and application for renewal every 10 years for $425 per class. So for Psalm, Kim just spent all of that times 16. But considering Kim Kardashian can literally make six figures with the tap of a finger on Instagram, it sounds like all these trademark protections are within her budget.
And the best news of all: Maybe one day we'll get to see Psalm become a sock entrepreneur like his uncle Rob!
Psalm West pic.twitter.com/F0elQd1cJq
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) May 17, 2019
How Much Kardashian Trademarks Cost For Psalm & Kids
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written by Anabel Pasarow


Disclosure: I am a avid fan of anything Brenda writes. All of her books are an automatic buy for me. I have been following this series since almost the beginning. My review may be bias.
I was a day late purchasing this book. I honestly could not wait for my library to purchase this book. Following Kyle thru the story knowing that he needed someone who was worthy of his love. Knowing that his ex-wife would not ever release him from her obsession and keep trying her own weird stalking of him.
After buying this book late Wednesday night I quickly jumped into reading. I stayed up way to late and did not get finished. I finally found time to finish the book Thursday afternoon. I loved almost everything about the story. Finally Kyle found his true love and the hold by Noelle was lost forever.
I loved how the story had Riley and Phoenix's wedding. I loved the part where Kyle finally got Noelle to admit to everything. Finally we would see Kyle break away from her claws. The only part I have problems with is the town and Noelle's parents not apologizing to Kyle. Hopefully readers will see that in the next book.
For me Lourdes was the perfect woman to show Kyle how wonderful true love really is. Granted she was going through her own heartache and suffering. But she showed Kyle that the love he felt for Olivia was weak and not the lasting type of love she had for him.
The bunnies and I highly recommend this book. Purchase today and travel to Whiskey Creek again while dreaming of your own Whiskey Creek romance.
The bunnies and I give this book carrots. It really rocks!


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Q: Parsefloat always returns NaN I have this code and always returns NaN even if it is a number. I´ve been trying to fix it but i couldn´t and and everything I read was like mine.

  <input id="texto" type="number">
  <button type="button" onclick="calcular()">Calcular</button>

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A: You need to take the value property with lower case letter.
var result = parseFloat(document.getElementById("texto").value);
//                                                       ^

And you need to move the assignment into the function, because you need the actual value, not the value at start.

function calcular() {
    var result = parseFloat(document.getElementById("texto").value);
    document.getElementById("nota").innerHTML = result;
}
<input id="texto" type="number"> <button type="button" onclick="calcular()">Calcular</button>


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Foster and Adoption Care
Robert Greene - November 22, 2022
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Home Lifestyle Everything Black NATIONAL BLACK PROGRAMMING CONSORTIUM RELEASES STATEMENT
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NATIONAL BLACK PROGRAMMING CONSORTIUM RELEASES STATEMENT
New Executive Director Makes Push to Advance the Dialogue
on Race in America in Wake of Recent Attacks
NEW YORK (July 7, 2015)—Leslie Fields-Cruz, executive director of the National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC), the nation's primary presenter of stories on the black experience on public television, has released the following statement in the wake of recent attacks against black Americans:
It's been 21 days since the terrorist attack in Charleston, South Carolina. You've watched the news clips, listened to the experts. You've checked your social media sites regularly, liking, sharing and commenting. You've signed online petitions, attended marches and joined prayer circles. You explain to your child—yet again—what systemic racism is about and why someone would shoot innocent people in a church, why a government would disenfranchise 250,000 black Dominicans of Haitian descent, why a police officer would deliberately throw an African-American teenage girl to the ground at a pool party, why another unarmed black man has been shot by the police, and why news agencies avoid reporting on the series of black church burnings, even when there's a historic precedence that relates such burnings to acts of hate and racism. As the words pour out of your mouth, you recognize this as an age-old conversation had between a black parent and their child—a talk that is at least 400 years old.
"OH, MAKE ME WANNA HOLLER AND THROW UP BOTH MY HANDS."
Never have the words of Marvin Gaye's song "Inner City Blues" rung so true. For the millions upon millions of black people who consciously and unconsciously defy racial stereotypes on a daily basis, watching the events of the Charleston Massacre play out is like being in a wind tunnel. The forces of the winds pummel your body, as you struggle to take each step forward. Suddenly, a wind ten times stronger than the others causes you to lose your footing. You're flying through the air, reaching for anything that will stop your backward trajectory. You finally grab hold of something, steady yourself, and look up. You have traveled so far back, and still, the wind blows. Why continue the walk? You are tired, after all.
If we are honest with ourselves, systemic racism is not likely to end in our lifetimes, our child's lifetime or even our grandchild's lifetime. But it's when the media trucks have rolled out of town and the social media users are back to commenting about the Kardashians, that we must draw upon the resilience of the ancestors, gather our reserves, renew our partnerships, stand together with our allies and move forward. No, it's not to continue the dialogue, but to advance it.
The National Black Programming Consortium has engaged in a dialogue about race and discrimination for more than 35 years. We have done so by funding documentary programs
that enlighten Americans about the black experience—on public television and beyond. Below is a short list of titles that explore how many Americans have confronted race and discrimination—from the Freedom Riders of the civil rights era, to the black photographers whose pictures of everyday African-Americans served as a form of self-affirmation. To advance the dialogue, I have invited my colleagues of the National Minority Consortia to provide additional titles that will broaden the dialogue about race in America beyond the black-white dichotomy. If we are sincere in our efforts to change how we address race and discrimination in our country, it will take the efforts of all Americans, black, white, brown, red, yellow, gay, straight, trans, Christian, Jewish, Muslim and atheist.
My charge is for you to use this list and become active viewers. Parents, if you sit at home with your child to watch a program, keep a laptop or tablet close by so that you can search for answers as soon as the questions come to you. Educators, work with your parent-teacher associations to set up public screenings at your school followed by a group discussion. Many films on this list include discussion or curriculum guides to help you facilitate a dialogue. Teens and young adults, get together with your friends, decide on what to stream, watch it, and then hold a Twitter discussion. Politicians, screen a film to discover topics from which you can connect legislative policies that have helped or harmed the battle to end discrimination in your community. Share that information with your constituencies. The best solutions to a problem occur when people engage in dialogue.
For our part, NBPC will continue to add titles to this list and, whenever possible, make a program available for streaming on our website, blackpublicmedia.org. The more we understand our collective pasts, the better equipped we are to find the solutions that will bring all Americans closer to a just and more equal society.
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All through my life I have explored art in various forms. I have come to recognize that I often perceive my surroundings based on how I might represent them in a painting…light through tree limbs, the composition on the side of the road, the turn of a head. My painting is both my refuge and my celebration of the world. It brings joy into my life.
Color, brush work and composition have emerged as the driving force behind my work. I use my color and brush work to evoke mood; perhaps bright vibrant shades and staccato brush strokes for energy or a more subdued palate and quiet smooth brush work to reflect stillness or quiet contemplation.
My compositions tend to focus on subjects of timeless beauty: pastoral landscape, still life and the occasional portrait or abstract. I love the thought of artwork enduring and being appreciated over time, regardless of trends, so I strive to achieve balanced work that warrants such regard.


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The First Excavations
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Artisan's Area and Roman Villa
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The Wells
Romans in Chianti Exhibition
Bucher-Loewenstein Show 2022
2022 Interns
Coins and Pots
Treasure of Chianti
Museum Designated in Gaiole
Cetamura Antica
Sanctuary of Etruscan Artisans
Wells of Wonders
Printing the Past
Artifact Corner
Bucher-Loewenstein Internship
Cetalums
Publications by FSU Students and Grads
Bare, Ceil, Nancy T. de Grummond and Amy. Meilleur, 2000. "Etruscan Sigla ("Graffiti"): Prolegomena and Some Case Studies," Archaeologia Transatlantica 18, 25-38.
Layton, S. A. 2009. "Etruscan Bucchero Pottery from Cetamura del Chianti." Etruscan Studies 12, 21-60.
Ewell C. 2014. "The Kiln at Cetamura del Chianti." Etruscan Studies 17.2, 213-32.
Robertson, M. "(Inscriptions from) Cetamura del Chianti," Studi Etruschi 55 (1989), 279-309.
Sowder, C. "Utilitarian pottery from Cetamura del Chianti." Archaeological News 13 (1984) 13-25.
Sowder, C. 2015. "Ritual and Industry in the Late Etruscan Period: The Well at Cetamura del Chianti." Etruscan Studies. 18.2, 151-177
Stage, Jeanine. 1985. "Etruscan textile arts." In Studi e Materiali della Soprintendenza Archeologica della Toscana 6, 146-150.
Taylor, L. 2014. "Preface and Introduction." Etruscan Studies 17, 111-20.
Taylor, L. 2015. "Religion and Industry at Cetamura del Chianti in the Late Etruscan Period," Etruscan Studies. 18.2, 126-150.
ENTRIES IN THE CETAMURA EXHIBITION CATALOGS
Cetamura Antica (2000)
Julia Borek
Charles Ewell
David Funk
Allison M. Purcell
Patrick Rowe
The Sanctuary of the Etruscan Artisans at Cetamura del Chianti: The Legacy of Alvaro Tracchi (2009)
Tina Biedenharn
Stacey Cahan
Stephen A. Elliott
Karlyn Griffith
Reema Habib
Melissa B. Hargis
Sarah B. Johnson
McKenzie Lewis
Stephanie Layton
Jennifer Zorn
Wells of Wonders: New Discoveries at Cetamura del Chianti (2017)
Amanda V. Ryals
Charles A. Ewell
Carla Russo
Cheryl L. Sowder
Judy Faragasso
Katherine Kaplan
Katherine Slusher
Laurel Taylor
Rebecca McGinn
Stacie Beach
Stephen A. Collins-Elliott
Vanessa Puzzles
Publications by Students from the University of North Carolina at Ashville
Each year from 2011 to 2017, students from the University of North Carolina at Asheville, under the direction of Dr. Lora Holland and Dr. Laurel Taylor, have worked at Cetamura and undertaken study projects of previously excavated materials.
COURTNEY NOEL MILLER studied deposits of fragmented Etruscan pottery found in the Etruscan kiln, Structure K, at Cetamura, and the evidence for religious rituals in this context. Her article, "Investigating the Relationship Between Spiritual and Artisanal Practices in Etruria: The Case of Cetamura del Chianti," was presented at the National Conference of Undergraduate Research 2013, and was published online. Her NCUR contribution was based on her undergrad thesis at UNC-A, directed by Dr. Taylor.
Courtney also made a catalog of all diagnostic sherds (rim, base, handle, in different varieties of pottery found at Cetamura) that serves to confirm a date of the kiln in the third or early 2nd century BCE.
KELSEY SWANSON collaborated with Dr. Holland to study worked bone implements from Well # 1 at Cetamura. These came from strata of the well reflecting usage in the 2nd and 1st centuries BCE, i.e., Late Etruscan and Early Roman Imperial. They published their findings in "Worked Bone Implements," in Wells of Wonders, New Discoveries at Cetamura del Chianti, edited by Nancy T. de Grummond, Florence, 2017, 149-153.
PATRICK LEBO did a research project with Dr. Holland at UNC-A on "Astragalomancy in Etruria: An Analysis of the Astragali at Cetamura," which he presented at the National Conference of Undergraduate Research 2016. They presented their most significant results in "Astragali," in Wells of Wonders, New Discoveries at Cetamura del Chianti, edited by Nancy T. de Grummond, Florence, 2017, 81-82.
Astragali, sometimes referred to erroneously as "knucklebones," actually came from the anklebones of animals, and were used in the ancient world in games of chance and divination. Well # 1 at Cetamura contained 168 specimens
MASTER'S THESES
(Director, Nancy T. de Grummond)
Houston, Myra. 1978. Cetamura black glaze pottery.
Sowder, Cheryl L. 1978. A Preliminary classification of the utilitarian pottery at Cetamura.
Rowe, Patrick. 1979. Excavations at Cetamura : a study of architecture.
Stage, Jeanine. 1981. Etruscan textile arts: the literary and archaeological evidence.
Dayton, Beverly. 1982. The Literary evidence for Roman agriculture and its possible application to excavations at Cetamura.
Repp, Andrea. 1989. Roman plaster from Cetamura del Chianti.
Funk, David. 1990. The Glass artifacts of Cetamura del Chianti, Italy (1973-1987).
Hackworth, Lauren. 1993. Evidence of textile production at Cetamura del Chianti, Italy : a catalog and a context.
Curry, Jill. 1996. Black gloss pottery from the kiln area at Cetamura del Chianti, Italy.
Williams, Frank. 1996. Red gloss pottery from Cetamura del Chianti (1973-1991).
Purcell, Allison. 1998. The Etruscan patera. Its development and significance in Etruria.
Vines, Molly. 2000. An Etruscan scarab from Cetamura del Chianti, Italy.
Layton, Stephanie. 2006. Bucchero and impasto pottery from Cetamura del Chianti, Italy.
Hargis, Melissa. 2007. A Mortarium at Cetamura del Chianti in Context.
MASTER'S PAPERS
Simmons, Jacquelyn. 2004. Black-gloss pottery from the refuse strata of the well at Cetamura del Chianti.
Harding, James. 2011. Ritual pits in the ancient world.
Beach, Stacie. 2015. A Catalogue of selected metal artifacts from the Well at Cetamura del Chianti.
Cha, Christina. 2015. Ceramic weights from the Well at Cetamura.
McGinn, Rebecca. 2015. Greyware ceramics from the Well at Cetamura del Chianti.
Ryals, Amanda. 2017. A Comprehensive catalog of the miniature Cups from the site of Cetamura del Chianti.
Ewell, Charles. 2000. An Etruscan Hellenistic workshop : the kiln and artisans' zone at Cetamura del Chianti.
Funk, David. 2001. The Creation of Roman Etruria.
The excavation permit for Cetamura del Chianti comes from a decree of the Direzione Generale Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio of Italy. The Scientific Program stands under the control of the Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le province di Siena, Grosseto e Arezzo. http://www.sabap-siena.beniculturali.it/. All photos of excavations and of artifacts from Cetamura are the property of the State of Italy and Florida State University (© SABAP-SI & FSU).
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50th Anniversary Celebration – VIP tour to Italy
Here's your chance to become part of Italian history! FSU's archeological excavation at Cetamura turns 50 this June and we will be celebrating with wine tours, Tuscan cooking classes, interactions with archaeologists on site at the excavation, and much more. All culminating with the inauguration of the Museum at the Origins of Chianti.
Want to join us in Italy for the celebration?


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See the dramatic aftermath of a crash involving three lorries on the M25
Two were shut after the multi-vehicle crash
A crash involving three cars and at least two lorries caused more than 10 miles of tailbacks on the M25.
The multi-vehicle collision near Godstone left two lanes of the major ring-road closed as emergency services and recovery vehicles dealt with the incident.
The two lanes were closed between junctions 6 and 5 anti-clockwise, while emergency services had to hold traffic near junction 6 in order for the vehicles involved to be moved onto the hard shoulder before it was released again at around 1.30pm.
There were delays of up to two hours but South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECamb) said nobody required hospital treatment after the collision, which caused a fuel spillage.
A SECAmb spokesman said: "We were called at approximately 12.25pm to reports of a road traffic collision around junctions 5 and 6.
Police name man who died after being put in an induced coma following a fight in Crawley High Street
Several vehicles were involved in the crash (Image: UKNIP)
"We have attended the scene and one ambulance remains at the scene.
"So far, no one has required hospital treatment and there are not thought to be any life-threatening injuries."
In a statement, Highways England said: "Two lanes are closed on the M25 anti-clockwise in Kent between junctions 6 and 5, due to a collision involving [two] HGVs which caused a spillage.
"Although two lanes are closed, a further two lanes still remain open past the scene of the incident."
The lanes were fully reopened at about 4pm.
This is why new lights have appeared on platforms at East Croydon Station
A damaged car on the hard shoulder (Image: UKNIP)
A Kent Police spokesman said: "Kent Police was called at 12.24pm on Monday 6 November 2017 to reports of a five vehicle collision between junction 6 and 5 on the anti-clockwise carriageway of the M25.
"Officers attended the scene with South East Coast Ambulance Service and Kent Fire and Rescue Service.
"The carriageway was closed and a diversion put in place. Road users are advised to allow plenty of time for their journey and should expect delays.
"Two lanes of the carriageway have now re-opened, however there are [severe] delays. Motorists are advised to avoid the area."
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According to Yano Research Institute, a Tokyo-based market research firm, the scale of the sharing economy in Japan reached ¥50.3B in 2016. This can be expected to continue expanding and it is supposed to reach ¥107B by 2021.
As I discussed before, a number of fast-growing startup companies can be seen in this field such as Mercari, Raksul, etc, and the concept of the sharing economy has been incorporated into various services. Now, "to share" is expected to form a new social system in Japan where we face declining population.
In fact, the government has been geared toward encouraging people to start up this type of businesses. For instance, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has also financially supported municipalities working on connecting families needing housework and nursing services to people who can provide these services.
Previously, I introduced "Ossan Rental", sharing mid-aged men in Japan. So, literally, Japanese people have tried to share all kinds of stuff. Just recently, I happened to find a new type of service based on the concept of the sharing economy in Kobe, which is a very unique and interesting service.
"Sharing Kitchen" might boom in your country as it has started spreading all over Japan recently.
"Sharing Kitchen" is a new type of service where people share not only a place and cooking equipment, but also an operating license given by a health center. Therefore, if you have a food hygiene supervisor, you can provide your food service as a restaurant business immediately and generate revenues.
This is very beneficial especially for people considering starting up restaurant businesses but wanting to try out their ideas beforehand. Actually, sharing kitchen has just started booming in Tokyo and Osaka, and this wave is spreading to other regions of Japan.
The sharing kitchen services usually have counter seats, table seats, refrigerators, stoves, tableware, seasonings, etc. Therefore, you do not need to prepare everything but just need what you want to use for cooking. In addition, you are not required to open your restaurant frequently since there are several options for single use, once a week use, etc.
So, it is just easy to venture since the hurdle of opening a restaurant is decreased. Furthermore, sharing kitchen businesses seem to have an important role in helping people have a good relationship with a local community.
While many people become independent after trying out their food business ideas in shared kitchens, there are some people who continue providing services there according to Tydachichi Salon, a Kobe-based sharing kitchen service provider.
A number of sharing kitchen users have also enjoyed experiencing the expansion of network through the services in sharing-kitchens.
This also has a potential to make municipalities vibrant and attract consumers to the local areas.
Moreover, local people would also be able to enjoy different types of meals in the same place. In fact, many kitchens have become places of recreation and relaxation for local citizens.
We tend to think that the sharing-economy business should be implemented in collaboration with technology. However, the sharing kitchen is more like based on our sense of community, which we should keep having and should be taken root in the society.
I am planning to go eat something in a shared kitchen in Kobe soon. I will tell you how it looked like here!
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