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Letter from William DuVal to Thomas Jefferson (June 29, 1806)
In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated June 29, 1806, William DuVal recalls their mutual friend, George Wythe, who died earlier in the month by probable poisoning.
Author: William DuValTranscription Source: "To Thomas Jefferson from William DuVal, 29 June 1806," Founders Online, National Archives (http://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/99-01-02-3926, ver. 2014-05-09).
Letter from William DuVal to Thomas Jefferson (June 29, 1806), Page 1
Richmond June 29th. 1806
Your favors of the 14th. 19th & 22d. Instant have been regularly received, the last Letter I got from the post Office Yesterday.
I believe that the great & good Mr Wythe loved you as sincerely as if you had been his Son, his attachment was founded on his thorough knowledge of you, personally. some Years ago he mentioned that if there was an honest Man in America, T.J. was that person, every thing that he said has been verified. About fourteen Years ago my intimacy with that good Man commenced, & continued untill his last Moments. he taught me to be rich and contented, when my income had been greatly reduced, he taught me there could be no happiness, unless we indeavoured to love that great being, who made the universe supreamly—he was pleased with a Mr John Courtney, a [private] Baptist of this City. Mr Courtney informed me, that some time ago, Mr Wythe told him, that every Night & Morning he addressed the great Creator—Some Years ago our venerable Friend told me, he believed he never put his head on his Pillow, but that he said the Lord's Prayer. his great desire, he told me, was to be holy and innocent—he thought that Faith without good Actions, were of no avail. He loved every good Man—He thought that God is no respecter "of persons. But in every Nation he that feareth him and worketh righteousness," is accepted with him.
I think he loved his God with all his heart, and with all his Soul, and with all his Mind, and with all his strength.
Charity, as described by high Authority, seemed to be ingrafted in his Soul—Happy would he have been, had he been spaired to have conversed with you, on the changes, if any had been made of Opinions & things that Experience & Reflection had confirmed or affected, & to have spent much of his Time with you—Resignation is a duty we owe to him that cannot err—but I still feel, as if I had lost half of my self—
When Mr Wythe heard of the untimely death of Michael [Brown] the Freed Boy—He made a Long Breath—and pathetically said—Poor Boy—The Boy was humble and good, he had caught the Suavity of his Master's Manners.
The Picture of Mr Wythe—I hope to obtain from Lydia Brod[nax] she had it—never had a Man a more faithful Servant. her Attention to Mr Wythe was incessant & always studied to please him.
I send you the Whole of Mr Wythe's Will & the Three Codicils which have been proven in the General Court of Virginia.
Mr Geo. Jefferson is attending to your Books & small Philosophical Apparatus &c. Mr Ben. DuVal has undertaken to pack up the latter.
I am with the highest Respect Yr. Mt. obt. Servt
Wm. DuVal.
NB In my next letter I shall state all the Circumstances as proved agt. G W. Sweeny. The Court of Examination was unanimous touching his Guilt—
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DuVal, William. Letter from William DuVal to Thomas Jefferson (June 29, 1806). (2020, December 07). In Encyclopedia Virginia. https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/letter-from-william-duval-to-thomas-jefferson-june-29-1806.
DuVal, William. "Letter from William DuVal to Thomas Jefferson (June 29, 1806)" Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Humanities, (07 Dec. 2020). Web. 01 Feb. 2023


In this extraordinary volume, Jean Edward Smith presents a portrait of Dwight D. Eisenhower that is as full, rich, and revealing as anything ever written about America's thirty-fourth president. Here is Eisenhower the young dreamer, charting a course from Abilene, Kansas, to West Point and beyond. Drawing on a wealth of untapped primary sources, Smith provides new insight into Ike's maddening apprenticeship under Douglas MacArthur. Then the whole panorama of World War II unfolds, with Eisenhower's superlative generalship forging the Allied path to victory. Smith also gives us an intriguing examination of Ike's finances, details his wartime affair with Kay Summersby, and reveals the inside story of the 1952 Republican convention that catapulted him to the White House.
Smith's chronicle of Eisenhower's presidential years is as compelling as it is comprehensive. Derided by his detractors as a somnambulant caretaker, Eisenhower emerges in Smith's perceptive retelling as both a canny politician and a skillful, decisive leader. He managed not only to keep the peace, but also to enhance America's prestige in the Middle East and throughout the world.
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Logarithmic scales are useful for visualizing data when the difference between measures is comparatively large. In such scenarios, it's a good idea to convert the measures to log10 to bring the data into similar range for better interpretation and visualization; let's look at an easy way to do so.
For example, in looking at the dataset for World Life Expectancy, the values for GDP per Capita vary from 8 to 38,000,000. If we want to compare the GDP per Capita of USA with that of three Asian countries (China, India and Malaysia), the bar graph will show bars with very significant vertical difference. However, if we use log10 scale, we will get a clearer visualization.
Apply log10 scale to the data.
Apply required necessary filters to the visual.
Above the left navigation bar, click New Visual.
The Select a Dataset window appears.
In the Select a Dataset window, choose World Life Expectancy.
An Untitled visual screen appears, in the default tab view of your Arcadia workspace.
Note that the shelves of you'll use to define the visual (Dimensions, Measures, and Filters) are currently empty.
At the top right of the screen, click Visuals.
In the Visuals pop-up, find and click the Bars icon, as shown in the mouseover hint above.
Note that the shelves of the visual changed. They are now X, Y, Colors, Tooltips, and Filters).
Populate the shelves from the available fields (Dimensions and Measures) shown in the left navigation menu.
Under Dimensions, select country and drag and drop it on the X shelf.
Under Dimensions, select country and drag-n-drop it on the over Filters shelf on the main part of the screen. Drop to add it to the shelf.
On the Filters shelf, on country field, click the down arrow icon; select Pick values from a list, and then select four countries—China, India, Malaysia and United States.
Click Settings at the top right of the screen. The Settings modal appears.
Click Axes in the Settings window. The Axes Scale options appear.
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WASHINGTON, DC, October 3, 2011 — Covington & Burling LLP announced today that 10 of its lawyers have been elected to the firm's partnership effective October 1.
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But that's all we can say.
The renovation was the work of "Love It or List It," the HGTV reality show that pits designer Hilary Farr and her construction crew against real estate agent David Visentin. And until the show airs on Monday at 9 p.m., the couple can't tell anyone whether they're staying or going.
The fact that they're still in their home is not a clue.
"You have to move back into your house regardless of what your decision is until the episode airs," Sims said.
The premise for those who haven't seen the show is this: One homeowner – fed up with what doesn't work in the home – wants to move. The other wants to renovate and stay. Farr and Visentin are each given a budget to work with. Inevitably Farr's team runs into problems and has to take things "off the list." Visentin manages to find at least one house with most of the couple's must-haves.
At the end, after the reveal, the homeowners decide whether they will "love it or list it."
The show has been in production on 26 episodes in Raleigh since last fall. It's the first time the show has been filmed outside its home base of Toronto. Raleigh was a natural choice, Visentin said during a phone interview. He said logistically Raleigh makes sense because it's a short flight. And then there are the homes, with prices that resonate with more Americans. "New York or L.A. homes would be more like back in Toronto," he said – incredibly expensive. "(People are like) 'they paid that much for that house, seriously?'"
The show's presence in various neighborhoods around the city is noted on Facebook and next-door sites ("Saw Hilary in Harris Teeter ... buying flowers"). Worries abound when they are in historic neighborhoods.
'He worked every angle'
In Mordecai, DeMartino and Sims told only a next-door neighbor what was going on. Their renovation, which was supposed to last six weeks, took just over seven, delayed by the the snowy winter.
The couple found out the show was in Raleigh when DeMartino was contacted by the producers, who wanted to use his restaurant, Cafe Tiramisu, for the meet-and-greet between homeowners and Farr and Visentin. Sims, a fan of the show, came to watch.
"He's nervier than I am," DeMartino said. "He got over there and started talking. … He worked every angle."
The producers want a storyline, DeMartino explained, and Sims gave them several.
Storyline No. 1: The two, both in their 40s, have been together 15 years.
Storyline No. 2: The home has a ghost.
Storyline No. 3: When they bought the house in 2006, they renovated it with Sims' father, who owned a construction company. It was the last home his father renovated before his death.
It had to help that the two have an easy way about them and the looks for TV: Sims is tall, with a soft Southern accent, while DeMartino's Cuban heritage is evident in his dark hair and his manner is a little more cut-to-the-chase. Their conversation offers the give-and-take of a long life together.
The producer told them to apply. A few months later, Sims and DeMartino were doing their own meet-and-greet.
The top two floors of the 3,300-square-foot home look like the "after" shot of a design reveal, but Sims' father was not able to finish the basement. That's the space they told producers they wanted remodeled. Sims, co-owner of Interactive Fitness Trainers of America (IFTA), an international fitness certification company, needed a space to make fitness videos and to bring clients. Both wanted more room for entertaining, a new laundry room and a working bathroom downstairs, among other things.
If they were to move, they needed a one-story home with a garage (like many in the historic area, theirs doesn't even have a driveway), a fenced backyard for their dogs, Sarah and Sissi, and to be closer to DeMartino's North Raleigh restaurants. He owns the North Ridge Pub as well as Cafe Tiramisu. Sims wanted a pool.
Visentin, of course, found them a house that worked. Farr, of course, wasn't able to do everything on their list.
'Know your hot buttons'
During the renovation, they had to move out. Sims worried that the crews wouldn't turn on the security system. Filming ran from 7:30 in the morning until 8 at night. The situation made for drama – another staple of the show.
The guys say it's real.
"They push you and it comes out," DeMartino said.
"He and I argue quite a bit anyway," Sims offered.
Not that there isn't manipulation going on.
"They kinda know your hot buttons," Sims said.
The producers set up a scene, DeMartino explained, by saying: "You're about to meet Hilary. She's about to take a, b, c, d, e off the list because this is not working.
"They say that right before you're on camera," Sims said, "and you're like (he gasps). ... "I don't think they want boring. They want you to be you. ... We literally one time were screaming down the street here and I don't know if they kept that or not."
So what do they think of the finished space?
"This is not what we asked for at all, but I like it," Sims said.
"I was blown away by the ceilings; they did a beautiful job," DeMartino said.
So they'll be staying?
"Think of the value of this house now," DeMartino said.
"This house would sell pretty quickly, we're thinking," Sims said. "We can always re-create and redo. … The last house that David showed us was everything on our list pretty much. There was a pool, a beautiful fenced-in backyard. … And it was $75,000 less than this house."
So they're listing?
"We've grown quite attached to the house," Sims said, before adding one least tease: "As they say, everything's for sale."
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A chat with the stars
While the show keeps them busy in the Triangle – they typically are working on five homes at one time – real estate agent David Visentin and designer Hilary Farr fly between Raleigh and Toronto often. Visentin said his wife and 4-year-old son visit when filming keeps him in Raleigh for longer stretches. "We go for walks (downtown) almost every night when my son is here. We see people that we've seen before and say hello. That's unusual for a city."
Licensed to sell real estate only in Canada, Visentin works locally with broker Laurie Evans, who sets up the appointments and gets them into houses in the Triangle. Farr relies on her North Carolina design team to help her find local suppliers, furnishings and tradespeople.
Farr answered questions by email while Visentin chatted with The N&O by phone.
On the process
Farr: My team is often the first through the door, since I am often on camera on another episode and can't be there. Photos are taken – and conversations had – all of which is then reported back to me – along with floor plans and drawings. I can direct design based on that – and run by the home on my own time – and the design process starts.
On the Triangle market
Visentin: The prices here are too cheap. That's going to change.
Farr: The homes are lovely – the lots are gorgeous and the prices are great. Having said that, the standard of building is not always as good as I'd like, which is why we often find serious issues in relatively new homes. I love the challenge of older homes.
On what people want
Visentin: People all want the same thing. They want bedrooms, they want bathrooms, the open concept plan. ... One thing that's not on the radar in Toronto that is here. People say 'Get us a screened-in porch.' It might not be on their wish list but they want it. We have mosquitoes in Toronto, but they tell me you get eaten alive here."
Farr: Families have the same needs and concerns everywhere – a great home to include space for working and playing and keeping an eye out for their small children – plus bringing in large seating areas for entertaining and maximizing light.
On Southern hospitality
Visentin: I have to really pull out of people (what they don't like). It takes a little longer to show houses here than back home. ... I have to tell people to stop being nice. ... I'll take them through and they'll say it's OK, and I'm like, 'You don't want OK.' ... I need that information if I'm going to find the home. Canadians are polite but not on this scale."
On who has the easier job
Visentin: Getting people to move is not an easy thing. When they see that their house is done, it's easier for them to settle back and to forget about the things that Hilary didn't do."
Want to be
on the show?
▪ "Love It Or List It" is filming in the Triangle through October (with a break in August) and are still accepting applications from local homeowners. Apply at: www.bigcoatproductions.com/be-on-tv
▪ The episode with Greg Sims and Rodolfo DeMartino airs Monday at 9 p.m. on HGTV. Locally, HGTV can be found on channels 59 and 160 on TWC; 450 on AT&T U-verse; 229 on DirecTV; and 112 on DISH Network.
Homeowners Rodolfo De Martino, left, and Greg Sims at their Mordecai home in Raleigh on May 5, 2015. The couple recently did a basement renovation with HGTV's "Love It Or List It" show. JULI LEONARD jleonard@newsobserver.com
Greg Sims and Rodolfo DeMartino's Mordecai home the day they bought the house in 2006 and before Sims' dad renovated it. Greg Sims
A before shot of a basement room that was used for storage before the renovation. GREG SIMS
HGTV's Love It or List it host's Hilary Farr and David Visentin. HGTV
Meet floral designer Julie Vaughan from Wake Forest Florist
A cantaloupe breaking the Guinness World Record, grown right here in NC


This is a technique that involves balling up loose hair and stuffing into the root of a neighbour dreadlock. This is a rather invasive technique and can damage the root of the neighbour dreadlock if you are not careful or if you carry out this technique regularly. Personally I only ever use this on one part of my head to remove hairs from in front of my face and would only recommend using this technique with extreme caution.


Feb. 21 (UPI) -- Chicago winger Patrick Kane ripped home a game-winning goal in overtime as the Blackhawks picked up a 5-4 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday night.
Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews had the first scoring chance after a shifty move around Red Wings forward Andreas Athanasiou. Toews slipped around Athanasiou and threw a shot on net.
Red Wings goalie Jonathan Bernier made the save on the forehand shot and Toews collected his own rebound. The Blackhawks captain passed to forward Erik Gustafsson, who lasered a pass to a wide-open Kane in the crease.
Kane lined up the one-timer and fired the puck into the net for the game-winner with 2:18 left in overtime.
Kane had two goals in the Blackhawks' victory. The scores extended his point streak to 19 consecutive games.
The 30-year-old winger has 92 points (38 goals, 54 assists) in 60 games this season. His 92 points are second in the NHL behind Tampa Bay Lightning star Nikita Kucherov (99).
With the win, the Blackhawks are tied with the Colorado Avalanche (25-24-11) for the last playoff spot in the Western Conference. Chicago (26-26-9) plays the Avalanche on Friday night.


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Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguire), a young man from Minnesota, moves to New York in the summer of 1922 to learn about the bond business. He rents a house in the West Egg district of Long Island, a wealthy but unfashionable area populated by the new rich, a group who have made their fortunes too recently to have established social connections and who are prone to garish displays of wealth. Nick's next-door neighbor in West Egg is a mysterious man named Jay Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprio), who lives in a gigantic Gothic mansion and throws extravagant parties every Saturday night.
Although Fitzgerald is telling us a story about love and rejection, on a different, darker level, he is telling us a tale of decay and decadence. Perhaps this is the perfect time for this classic story returns to the minds of the American people. For many years just the name Gatsby always had the connotation of opulence and decadence. Now that the United States has just come through a recession due to a certain amount of financial decadence, we head into a new era of social and moral renewal. The world is a point where technology is racing ahead, faster than our souls can keep up. We have new opportunities for the younger generations to make money with the new leaps in technology. The question we all must ask ourselves is with this new technology, will the American people realign their goals to focus on discovery, individualism, and the pursuit of happiness, or, will we allow ourselves to slip into a some sort of decay.
Also staring in "The Great Gatsby," is British actress, Carey Mulligan who has had staring roles in "Shame," "Drive," "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," and "Never Let Me Go" to name a few, as Daisy Buchanan -- Gatsby's love interest. Playing Daisy's husband Tom, is Australian actor Joel Edgerton of "Star Wars," "The Thing" and "Zero Dark Thirty" fame. As Tom's lover and mistress, Myrtle Wilson, is played by the beautiful Isla Fisher ("Confessions of a Shopaholic").
At the helm of "The Great Gatsby" is the director of 2008 film "Australia," Baz Luhrmann. Writing credits go not only to Luhrmann, but also to his ofttimes collaborator, Craig Pearce. Pearce's resume includes "Charlie St. Cloud", "Romeo + Juliet" as well as "Moulin Rouge!."
"The Great Gatsby" is scheduled for release in the USA on May 10th 2013.
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The "How I Work" series, most noteworthy done by Lifehacker, has been reproduced by multiple authors for good reason: people love to hear from successful and influential people and learn the intricacies of their day-to-day. It can be inspiring and motivating to hear about the best, and oftentimes most simplistic practices. In our "How I Work" interview we refined our questions by adding a few of our own and spiced them up with inspiration from Lifehacker as well as thinkspace mentor Matt Heinz. If you're interested in checking out our previous "How I Work" interviews they get compiled here.
In this edition you'll be hearing from Michael Elliott from RocketDog. Rocketdog originally launched in 1999 and Michael dove in full time in 2000. Not only is he an active member at thinkspace, he's also heavily involved in the tech community. This year he was co-lead for Seattle Startup Week and sits on panel discussions often. It's important for entrepreneurs to make time for themselves and Michael does that by going on hikes with his bulldog Chuck. You can visit Michael, and Chuck sometimes too, in the Seattle office.
How do you recharge or take a break from work? Great food and drinks with friends.
Sunrise or sunset: Sunrise. It's such an amazing sense of renewal, though I have to admit I see way more sunsets.
Tell us a little about your background and how you got to where you are today. I'm somewhat of an accidental entrepreneur. I enjoy, and sometime dread, controlling my own destiny, but it is the path I have chosen and wouldn't have it any other way.
First thing you do when you come into work? Review my plan/projects for the day, then meditate for 10 minutes.
What is your email management strategy? Not as good as I'd like.
How do you keep yourself calm and/or focused? Meditation.
What's your perspective or approach to work/life balance? I'll let you know when I find it.
Last thing you do before leaving work? Review my tasks and what I need to finish before end of day.
What's your least favorite thing to do, and how do you deal with it?The hunt. Though I love it, it never ends.
What are you currently reading, or what's something you'd recommend? I'm a big fan of Culture Code, Power of Habit, and The Power of Moments.
Who are some mentors or influencers you wish to thank or acknowledge? EO (Entrepreneur's Organization) has been a fantastic experience over the last decade. It's like have a built-in brain trust of several hundred of people, that I can reach out to anytime.
Is there anything else you'd like to add that might be interesting to readers and fans? I love giving back, and I encourage those around me to find ways to give back in a meaningful way.
Interested in becoming a "How I Work" spotlight? Contact Stephanie and she'll be excited to come chat!
The "How I Work" series, most noteworthy done by Lifehacker, has been reproduced by multiple authors for good reason: people love to hear from successful and influential people and learn the intricacies of their day-to-day. It can be inspiring and motivating to hear about the best, and oftentimes most simplistic practices.
Bi-monthly, you'll hear from thinkspace's Stephanie Slaton, Executive Assistant of thinkspace CEO Peter Chee, as she makes her way around the office getting to know you. In our "How I Work" series, thinkspace will feature members from Redmond and Seattle who are veteran entrepreneurs or startup techies, answering what will become our standard "How I Work" questions. You'll be able to catch up on previous featured stars here as well. This "How I Work" entry features Tiffany Larson of ZappBug, a thinkspace Seattle member.
What was your dream job/passion project as a kid? I was obsessed with animals and wanted to be a Veterinarian. But as I got a little bit older there was a live stream on tv of archaeologists unearthing mummies in Egypt and after that, all I wanted to be was an archaeologist and go to Egypt.
Tell us a little about your background and how you got to where you are today. I graduated from college with my degree in Visual Communications and Design. I graduated during the recession and getting a Graphic Design job was nearly impossible. I had an interest in web design and development but my school didn't offer much at the time, so I taught myself the basics of front-end development. With the help of a little saying "Fake it until you make it," I was able to get my first web development job for an eCommerce store. I moved on to a social media marketing company and from there to my current role at ZappBug.
Number of unread emails right now? Thirteen in my work inbox, 5000+ in my personal. I make sure I check for important emails and I just ignore the others.
First thing you do when you come into work? I have to get coffee.
What is your email management strategy? I read what is important and then once every couple months I do a mass delete of all the spam and non-important emails .
How do you keep yourself calm and/or focused? I make lists for everything. By breaking down larger projects into small tasks it helps me to stay focus and not overwhelmed. I feel a lot more accomplished when I can look at a project and see half the tasks checked off.
What's your perspective or approach to work/life balance? I think it is super important to have a good balance. If you work too hard for too long it can really drain you. I have worked for companies in the past that didn't believe in the balance and it just burns you out. I am very lucky to currently work for a company that believes strongly in a work/life balance.
Are there any work rituals critical to your success? I work in sprints. I spend around two hours at a time getting lost in my work and then I get up and go for a short walk and repeat.
What apps/software/tools can't you live without? PhotoShop, Everything Google (analytics, drive, etc…), and Asana.
Last thing you do before leaving work? I double check that I have completed my list for the day and if there is anything left I create a new one for the start of the next day.
What's your least favorite thing to do, and how do you deal with it? I do not enjoy writing, especially large pieces of content which is needed for marketing and websites. Writing is not my strong suit, but obviously most jobs involve a lot of writing. I will usually quickly write something up and have someone copy or edit it, or I will just straight up ask or hire someone else to do it for me.
What are you currently reading, or what's something you'd recommend? "Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders." I have just started it. I am not sure if I would recommend it yet.
Who are some mentors or influencers you wish to thank or acknowledge? I have a couple of college professors that really pushed me to do my best, Brian Kamp and Kristine Hwang.
Describe your workspace? Organized chaos; my desk is always a little messy.
What's the best advice you've ever received? I mentioned earlier, "Fake it until you make it." We are lucky enough to live in the day of the internet. It is so easy to google anything you don't know.
Interested in becoming a "How I Work" spotlight? Contact Stephanie at stephanie@thinkspace.com and she'll be excited to come chat!


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Is Drew and Tom's split another hoax?
Plus, news about Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, Courtney Love, Tom Cruise, Cameron Crowe, Will Smith, Russell Crowe, Joss Whedon, and others
By Gary Susman
Updated December 21, 2001 at 05:00 AM EST
Credit: Tom Green and Drew Barrymore: Lisa O'Connor/ZUMA Press
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LEGAL BRIEFS After all of Drew Barrymore and Tom Green's hoax weddings in the year before they married for real in July, it's no wonder that news of their divorce seems equally hard to believe. In the divorce papers Green reportedly filed on Monday, he said the couple had been separated since Dec. 11. But a day after that, in an interview with Access Hollywood, Barrymore said, "I am so lucky, it's sickening. I want to puke all over myself," adding that she and Green had watched one of her old movies together ("E.T.") the previous night. A few days later, on Sunday, London's The Mail newspaper ran an interview in which Barrymore said, "With Tom, I feel totally relaxed, which is such a relief. Tom is one of the first people to be in my life who believes in permanence. When I saw he wanted to believe in it with me, I was willing to take a risk." And she was still wearing her wedding ring Monday night, hours after Green's filing, at a benefit for World Trade Center victims in New Jersey. Yesterday, however, Barrymore finally issued a statement saying, "Yes, it's true we have decided to part. I love Tom very much. He has always been a great friend, and that won't change." Her new spokeswoman added, "I've only worked with Drew for the past six weeks, but I don't think the breakup is a hoax."…
Pamela Anderson failed to convince a Los Angeles judge to change her custody agreement with Tommy Lee to require a monitor for his visits with their sons. She claimed he had been drinking and acting hostile around Brandon, 5, and Dylan, 3. "He says he wants to see the kids more so I just say show up for the times that he's scheduled to visit them instead of canceling most of the time," she told reporters at the courthouse. But the judge sided with Lee, who told reporters, "I'm a great, great dad. And that's why I'm here. To make sure that I'm in their lives." The judge did order Lee to stop letting the children ride with him on his motorcycle and asked both parents to stop badmouthing each other in front of the kids. Anderson vowed to continue her legal battle, and another hearing is scheduled for March 19….
Courtney Love has responded to an open letter by Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, her estranged partners in the limited liability corporation that manages Nirvana's assets, with an open letter of her own. Love sued the two former members of late husband Kurt Cobain's band in May, alleging financial mismanagement. Last week, Grohl and Novoselic countersued and wrote an open letter to fans, complaining that Love's actions showed she was trying to further her own career at the expense of Nirvana's legacy. Love's new letter reads, "The partnership agreement that exists now was forced upon Kurt's heirs. The 'partnership' has proved to be unworkable and we're addressing the situation now to make sure the next Nirvana releases are of the quality the fans deserve and that future generations of Kurt's family have control of the name."
REEL DEALS Tom Cruise used the platform of a "Vanilla Sky" press conference in Singapore yesterday to denounce movie bootleggers as "thieves" whom he and his colleagues in Hollywood are trying to thwart. Describing the threat of piracy, which is still an issue in Singapore despite a government crackdown earlier this year, Cruise said, "We want to make movies, and in order to do that they have to be able to pay for themselves. So we're doing everything we can to try to curb it and to limit it." Also at the news conference were Cruise's on- and off-screen girlfriend, Penélope Cruz, and director Cameron Crowe, who noted that the same digital technology that allows pirates to download movies off the Internet also makes it easier for more people to become filmmakers. "In the future, everybody is going to be a director," he said. "Somebody's got to live a real life so we have something to make a movie about."…
Will Smith has run away from "Runaway Jury," leading the project to be thrown out of court for a second time. Producers New Regency have been trying to adapt the bestselling John Grisham legal drama for years, but the film fell apart the first time shortly after real-life anti-tobacco cases rendered the plot obsolete. The defendant was changed to gun manufacturers, with Mike Newell ("Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Donnie Brasco") coming aboard to direct and Smith in talks to star, but when those talks fell apart Monday, so did the project. A New York Post report claims that what killed the deal was Grisham's refusal to accept the casting of Smith, though Smith's spokesman told the Post that Grisham's objection wasn't the reason. "Will Smith wasn't ready to commit to the project," the spokesman said. "There were differences of a creative nature. There were too many issues that were not acceptable."


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A-ha! More about little people on TLC.
Why is there a gallon of milk sitting out? At work? All day?
Yesterday at work my co-worker had a gallon of milk sitting near her desk. It did not belong to her. I noticed it in the morning. I took a picture of it as I left the the office last night….


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Prepare the marinade: In a boil, whisk salad oil, red wine vinegar, paprika, Worcestershire sauce, and garlic.
Pour marinade over rabbit. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or until the next day, turning occasionally.
Lift rabbit from marinade and drain briefly. barbecue rabbit by indirect heat, placing rabbit on grill directly above drip pan. Cover barbecue and adjust dampers as necessary to maintain an even heat. Cook, basting often with marinade until meat is white at bone; cut to test (about 35 minutes).


The end has come for my string of on-set video interviews for ABC's hit police drama Detroit 187. Leading up to the return of the show last week after a winter hiatus I premiered interviews with nearly every star in the show. We kicked things off with my trip report and interview with Erin Cummings, who graciously showed me a side of Detroit I wasn't expecting. However, my positive feelings for Detroit wouldn't have come about had Jason Richman not created the show. So, without further ado, hit the jump for the last of my video interviews with the cast and crew of Detroit 187 as I sit down with creator and lead writer, Jason Richman.
While Richman is mostly known for his writing for film, this is his first pilot to get green lighted and it has since turned into a successful police procedural for ABC in the Tuesday night timeslot. Considering how many pilots are made every year that never get the greenlight for a season, it's never easy to know what will or won't work on television. Having veteran actors Michael Imperioli and James McDaniel certainly didn't hurt.
When I sat down with Jason, I could tell he had a sense of relief. Writing for film is a tough gig. Some films never get made ("put on a shelf," as Richman says) or get twisted into an unfamiliar beast. Creating and writing your own television show is solid, consistent work. Unfortunately, the video is cut short due to some technical issue, but you can tell we had a great start. Below you can see the interview and the time stamps, and after that I will fill in the blanks on one of my nagging question that he answered but got cut off.
We begin by talking a little bit about Tron: Legacy. Just like D.J., Jason noticed my Tron Night bracelet and immediately wanted to know what I had thought.
0:30- I talk about how this is his first television pilot, now series, and ask if he feels he has a handle on writing for TV now and will continue in this area.
1:32- I ask about the inspiration to infuse the standard police procedural drama with humor.
2:42- Asked if he envisioned the great balance in the cast with veterans and newcomers when he first came up with the series.
As I mentioned above, a technical issue cut off the end of my interview with Jason, but I do remember a specific question I had that he answered. The show has a lot of twists and can throw the viewers for a loop at times. I will warn you now; this is a mild spoiler of the seventh episode. Anyways, there was a moment in the seventh episode of this season where a getaway plan includes escaping to a girlfriend in Lubbock, Texas. When the suspect buys a ticket to Dallas, Texas, they put two and two together and feel he is headed towards the girl.
However, being from Texas, I know that Lubbock and Dallas are not close in the slightest bit. That's a six-hour drive. So I asked Richman if that was an actual gaffe or if that was intentional. He said that because the girl ends up being a fake in an attempt to divert the detectives' attention, the suspect never knew the layout of Texas so it was his mistake. I have to admit, that seems like an air-tight explanation.
As I have mentioned before, the police procedural drama isn't my cup of tea. I find them boring and uninspired for the most part, and there is a rash of them on television. However, this one manages to add in humor and heart that captured my attention. Having Michael Imperioli at the center of it all also helped quite a bit. If you haven't checked it out, the show airs Tuesday nights on ABC at 10 EST. They are closing in on the last few episodes of the first season, so it's not too late to crash course the series. Also, don't forget my previous interviews with Jon Michael Hill, D.J. Cotrona, Natalie Martinez, Michael Imperioli, and James McDaniel.


Experian Deal and Adviser M&A 1/2 year league tables have just been announced, with Tughans in top position in both the deal volume and deal value tables.
There were 80 deals announced in Northern Ireland during the first half of 2018, a 26.6% decline on the 109 transactions recorded during H1 2017 but still representing a respectable level of volume in the context of historic deal activity (the H1 average since 2009 is around 58 deals). Meanwhile the total value of transactions has soared so far this year, with several relatively high-value deals pushing the total to almost £1.7bn – the most valuable first half to a year in Northern Ireland on Experian MarketIQ record. Northern Ireland has provided 2.4% of all UK deals so far this year, while contributing 0.8% of their value. In H1 2017 there was a Northern Irish element in 2.9% of UK deals by volume, but just 0.07% by value. Manufacturing continues to play a key role in Northern Ireland's deal landscape. Among the 24 deals announced during H1 –around 30% of total transaction volume – was the year's biggest transaction to date, Breedon Group's £455m takeover of certain assets of Belfast's Lagan Group in the construction materials segment.
Other deals in the manufacturing sector were on a smaller scale, including the £2m purchase of Maximus Crushing and Screening Ltd, a manufacturer of crushing equipment based in Dungannon, by Rubble Master UK, a subsidiary of Austrian firm HMH. Elsewhere, activity in the ever-fertile renewables space continued apace; deals here included specialist energy investor Greencoat's £163m acquisition of Brockaghboy Windfarm from Italian energy firm ERG Renew SpA, Cork-based Brookfield Renewables' £31m purchase of Antrim Wind Energy of Strabane and several purchases by Coleraine firm Myroe Energy. Belfast's Tughans pipped Carson McDowell to rank as Northern Ireland's busiest legal adviser for M&A, bagging a role on 24 transactions. Tughans also topped the value table with deals worth a total of £593m, ahead of CMS and Mishcon de Reya (both on £540m). Meanwhile EY led the financial adviser table in both volume and value, working on three Northern Irish deals in H1 worth a total of £460m.
deals announced during H1 2017. Total deal value in this segment was down 42% to £33m.
Activity was up in the mid-market; four medium-sized deal were announced, compared to two in H1 2017, and the total value of deals was up to £183m from just £47m.
Four large deals were announced in H1 2018, worth almost £1.5bn; in H1 2017 no large deals were recorded.
There were no £1bn plus deals announced in Northern Ireland during H1 2018.


Pastor Andy will begin a sermon series through the letters to the seven churches in Revelation. We will look at each letter and see what Christ was saying to the particular church and how that letter applies to us today. The series will conclude in November in the heavenly throne room as we see the awe with which the praise of heaven is raised to worship the Lord. May we live with that awe in our lives.


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After many delays and about 15 hours in transit, I finally managed to land and locate my hostel successfully. It was a triumph, you guys! The directions I was given were so incredibly precise (walk 10km over this bridge until you reach a canal…fly over the canal for 5km). They weren't quite that crazy but I didn't feel lost once! I quickly noticed the street names are often printed on the side of the wall and street signs seem to be non existent so after taking a city bus, a water bus and walking about 20 minutes, I reached a huge green door and asked a very nice waiter if he was able to help me get inside.
Then there were the stairs. I walked up about 5 flights (which felt more like 10 because at that point, no matter what was in my backpack, it felt like a million pounds) and was greeted by a really friendly, blonde Italian woman who treated me like a true house guest instantly. I'm almost certain that this will be the nicest hostel I ever stay in so I'm going to enjoy the luxury while I can! The view is beautiful, the beds are clean…it's more than I could ever ask for.
Immediately, I was greeted by 4 people around my age who were staying in two of the rooms. It wasn't long before we introduced ourselves, decided to split a gondola ride and the rest as they say, is history. Lucy, Anna, Heather and Will. They all just happen to be from London except for Anna who was raised in Los Angeles and Hawaii (how cool is that?).
Our gondola ride was beautiful and a super introduction to the city. Venice really is like they portray it to be in the movies. People really are singing, riding boats and yelling from the windows. Hollywood, you didn't let me down! On top of that, the architecture is phenomenal. Every single piece of this city has a history attached to it, you can just feel it in the air. I was also quite surprised to see how high the water level could reach. During our ride, our gondolier showed us the mark on the wall that indicated the highest tide that climbs to reach that point about 3 times per year! How do you even prepare for that?
We were disappointed to hear that singing on the ride cost an extra 30 euros (they squeeze in an extra cost wherever they can), so we provided it. Well, our gondolier was nice enough to join us and attempt to sing That's Amoré so it's the thought that counts!
After our ride, we stopped at a restaurant along the canal and I treated myself to pasta and wine as we learned about each others lives. We turned out to be quite the eclectic group. Heather is in her third year at med school, Lucy is studying human biology, Will graduated from with what I think he said was a degree in Geography but took a job in financing and Anna is similar to me. She took a semester of school and left, taking a job in Los Angeles and of course, traveled. We spent most of the time exchanging our best Canadian and British accent imitations which I found hilarious. Something I know I'll have to get used to is saying goodbye. All of them are leaving tomorrow so our time together was short. Social media will be my saving grace.
After one of the hottest sleeps of my life that only jet leg could help ignore, I already find myself on my second day. I knew time would go by extra quickly over my time away. All I can do is continue to savour every moment possible!
Today I will be setting off to photograph and plan to go to Lido di Venezia to visit the beach!


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Jeffrey L. Myers, M.D.
Professor of Pathology, Mayo Medical School
Consultant, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, and Chair, Division of Anatomic Pathology
North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota
Moorhead State University, Moorhead, Minnesota
Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, B.A. (biology), summa cum laude
School of Medicine, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, M.D.
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Red Character Ask 1
By Nearphotison on Thursday, February 28, 2019
So, my first instinct here was that Red wouldn't be rankled. He just doesn't seem like the type to me. However, I then had the thought that it might be kinda funny if the picture implied the reason he wasn't rankled was because Ash is such a slut and he's enjoying the benefits of that, too. It is, after all, a bit difficult to hold a grudge against someone with your cock in their mouth (or so I'd assume). So, now that I've explained the joke, hopefully it's 10x funnier.
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Krillin's Lesson
By Nearphotison on Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Alright, so here's the history of this pic. Back in September of 2016, I was commissioned to do two pictures. One of Krillin fucking Trunks while Goten fucked 18, and one where Krillin fucked Goten while Trunks fucked 18. I drew and inked the first one (and even colored the background while waiting for the lineart to be approved), but then when the client got back to me he wanted me to draw the second pic before coloring this first one. This kinda put a hamper on my productivity with the project, and that combined with the pose for the second one being harder to pull off the commission stalled. This happens a lot when I try and do multiple pics, and is the main reason why I release my comic pages spaced out like they are (every comic I've tried to do back-to-back pages on has died). The client was very patient and understanding, and in the end we re-directed his payments into a completely different pic that he was very happy with. I've had this pic sitting over half-finished in my work folder for a couple years now, and decided I'd go ahead and finish it. The second planned pic was not far enough along (or good enough, if I'm being honest) to finish, so this is just a standalone image now. ^_^;
The colors are new, but since the lienart is a few years old please be kind in scrutinizing this one, haha. I hope you all can enjoy this one even if it's a bit old.
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Noel Cypress Character Ask 3
By Nearphotison on Tuesday, February 26, 2019
It's been a minute since I've drawn Noel, hasn't it? It feels like it has. For those who don't know, Noel Cypress is a close friend of mine who also happens to be the head of Pixel Vixens and a fairly prolific erotic cosplayer/camgirl. I've done fanart of her a few times, and would like to do more, which is where this question comes in. A lot of her response ended up being me covering my ass, because there's no way I can guarantee something with all the projects I can juggle. I do have an Anya/Noel Pokemon trainer pic in production, but I started it ages ago and have no idea when (if ever) it'll get wrapped up. Similarly, I've wanted to do some Digimon content with Noel for a while (even working out a Digidestined-inspired outfit for her), but I don't know when I'll have the time to do it. Hopefully I'll get to do more with her eventually, though, 'cause I have a lot of fun drawing her. She's really cute and fun to draw.
By Nearphotison on Monday, February 25, 2019
Here's another pic done through my Mini Commission system. This person wanted to see Yugo from Wakfu receiving some anal fucking, so here's that. Yugo's a character I've gotten requests for a few times (though, oddly enough, never any of the other Wakfu characters), so hopefully those who wanted to see me draw him in the past can appreciate this pic. ^_^
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Machi Komacine Character Ask 1
By Nearphotison on Sunday, February 24, 2019
Sometimes the answer's kinda direct, you know? I'm not positive what direction (if any) the asker of this question was hoping Machi's response to go in, but the way I read her character it's a bit difficult for me to picture her ever expressing much concern over something like this. She has kinda a cool, distant way about her. I wanted to do this one mostly 'cause I know several people were hoping to see me draw Machi again. When I did the One-Shot featuring her a few people expressed interest in seeing her with her loose hair design, too, so I figured this would be a good chance to bust that out.
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MomSwap – Chloe and Catherine
By Nearphotison on Saturday, February 23, 2019
So a while back I watched a movie on Netflix called Gnome Alone. It was alright, nothing special, but as a kid's movie I thought it was fun. The main thing I took away from it was that I thought the main girl, Chloe, had a really cute design I wanted to use later. I made a point of getting her in on the MomSwap list before I forgot, and finally got around to finalizing that concept.
I don't know how much more Gnome Alone stuff I'll do, but I'd like to keep Chloe around. She seems to me like a character I could plug into other stuff, like a Sleepover Raid type comic or something, so if I get the chance I might use her for some crossover content in the future.
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Ochaco Uraraka Character Ask 1
By Nearphotison on Friday, February 22, 2019
So, a while back I did an Ask for Gohan and Zangya basically just asking which one performed better analingus. Gohan mentioned getting a third party involved, which sparked a whole conversation on my Discord between a few fans about who should judge, etc. So this Ask is attempting to continue that narrative by asking the individuals who came up as judges in that conversation about the contest. I was involved in the chat (though mostly on the side), but had no intention of actually doing anything with the concept. However, if these Asks continue on this path for the next few months, maybe we will have an actual winner. We shall see.
One of the judges who was named in that conversation was Uraraka here, for a pretty simple reason. Despite being from a different franchise, she has ties to both Gohan and Zangya through my Studio Tour and Character Asks. Zangya's been stated to have a close relationship with all the MHA girls (though she's so far only been shown with Jiro, it was mentioned she's taken on a mentor role with most of them), while her and Gohan were shown having a bit of a fling in a previous Ask. Also, Uraraka's got a booty just begging to be eaten out, so here we are.
3Below Tales of Arcadia Trollhunters
Pepperchuk
I've been watching the Tales of Arcadia maxiseries (consisting of Trollhunters, 3Below, and the upcoming Wizards). Eli Pepperjack and Steve Palchuk are recurring characters in these series. I don't want to spoil things for people who haven't seen them but might later, but I will say I like the two of them as a pairing. Steve's not really my type, but I think Eli is cute and the way they interact in later seasons is really cute.
Comic LC3 - Virentibrio Lamina Ludibrio Chronicles
Ludibrio Chronicles, Ch. 3 – Virentibrio Lamina 08
If you would like to see the original clip starring Maria Ono this comic is traced from, you can find it here: https://en.caribbeancom.com/eng/moviepages/010413-228/index.html
So it's been a while since I've had a new Ludibrio page to share with y'all. Here lately I've been trying to focus more on my more popular projects, but I still enjoy this one and find it relaxing so the pages to eventually get completed. I don't have too much to say about this page specifically beyond it'll probably be another decent wait until the next one is ready.
Character Asks My Hero Academia
Midnight Character Ask 1
So, this was pretty much the first thought I had when I read this question. I don't know of Midnight's conflict resolution strategies are effective, but she seems to believe in them.
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Philip Drinker (December 12, 1894 – October 19, 1972) was an American industrial hygienist. With Louis Agassiz Shaw, he invented the first widely used iron lung in 1928.

Family and early life
Drinker's father was railroad man and Lehigh University president Henry Sturgis Drinker; his siblings included lawyer and musicologist Henry Sandwith Drinker, Jr., pathologist Cecil Kent Drinker, businessman James Drinker, and biographer Catherine Drinker Bowen.  After graduating from St. George's and Princeton in 1915, Philip Drinker trained as a chemical engineer at Lehigh for two years.

Drinker was hired to teach industrial illumination and ventilation at Harvard Medical School and soon joined his brother Cecil and colleagues Alice Hamilton and David L. Edsall on the faculty of the nascent Harvard School of Public Health in 1921 or 1923.  He studied, taught, and wrote textbooks and scholarly works on a variety of topics in industrial hygiene; the iron lung itself was originally designed in response to an industrial hygiene problem—coal gas poisoning—though it would become best known as a life-preserving treatment for polio. Charles Momsen credited Drinker "and his friends" for their assistance with gas-mixture experiments that ultimately made possible the rescue of the survivors of the USS Squalus in 1939. During World War II, Drinker directed the industrial hygiene program for the United States Maritime Commission. After the war, he advised the Atomic Energy Commission.

Drinker served as editor-in-chief of The Journal of Industrial Hygiene for over thirty years and, in 1942, as president of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, to which he had belonged since its inception.

He retired from Harvard in 1960 or 1961. Drinker received the Donald E. Cummings Award from the American Industrial Hygiene Association in 1950. He was later was inducted into the US National Inventor's Hall of Fame in 2007.

He and his wife Susan had a son, bioengineer Philip A. Drinker, and 2 daughters, Susan Drinker Moran (1926-2010), author, and Eliza Scudder, educator.

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1894 births
1972 deaths
20th-century American inventors
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People from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
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Beef exporters from Paraguay, one of the world's major suppliers, are urgently looking to strengthen existing trade relationships and tap new markets after key buyer Russia banned shipments from several of the South American nation's meatpacking plants. Click here to read full note: https://news.bloombergtax.com/international-trade/beef-exporters-in-paraguay-brace-for-slump-from-key-buyer-russia
Brazil says China and Indonesia authorize several meatpacking companies for exports
China has lifted bans on three Brazilian meat packing plants, including two poultry plants and a beef plant, Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro told reporters on Wednesday. The official further stated that Indonesia authorized 11 Brazilian beef plants to export to the country. He added that Egypt now allows imports of...
The superpeso makes Mexican exports more expensive
A superpeso does not limit Mexico's trade with the United States and the world, but it does make manufacturing, automotive and agri-food exports more expensive. "Although it is true that such a strong exchange rate makes our exports more expensive, the exchange rate is free and in some way...
Effects of the drought: meat production grew by more than 5% in 2022 and consumption had a slight rebound
According to a report from the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Meat and Derivatives of the Argentine Republic (CICCRA), the production of beef increased by 5.1% in 2022, reaching 3.13 million tons, and the slaughter of cattle grew 3.9% year-on-year to 13.5 million head. In addition to all this, during December domestic consumption reached 47.2 kilos per...
Mexico imposes a 50% tariff on corn exports to control the price
The Mexican Government will apply from this Tuesday a 50% tariff on the export of white corn, according to the decree published last night in the Official Gazette of the Federation. The measure, which only affects white flour corn intended for human consumption, aims to help contain the increase in...
Demand influences
In 2023 US consumers can anticipate greater availability of pork, broiler meat and turkey but less beef, which they will have to pay more for than last year. Demand for all proteins will largely depend on consumer concerns about inflation and whether the US economy has moved into a...
The Government authorized the commercialization of meat by half beef but prohibited the "hombreo"
The media res novel adds a new chapter and everything suggests that it will not be the last. The national government decided yesterday to modify a series of resolutions that establish the obligatory nature of chopping beef into pieces that cannot exceed 32 kilos for its sale to butcher shops and retail outlets,...


Westwood's 33rd Annual Auction, sponsored by the Westwood Grandparent's Club, is this Saturday, April 12. The Silent Auction begins at 4:30 pm and the Live Auction begins at 7pm. Babysitting is provided by the Westwood Y-Club during the Live Auction.
The PTO Spaghetti Supper begins at 5;30pm and will run until 6:45. Cost is $5.00 per plate.


Chefs around the region have relied on us to provide their patrons with the highest quality pasta as the core for their culinary creations, and we're always looking to expand our partnership.
We'll form the base of your culinary creations. For 45 years, Severino has been providing all natural, high quality pasta to restaurants around the tri-state area, including Café Aldo Lamberti in Cherry Hill, N.J., Positano Coast, Melagrano, Bridget Foy's and Radicchio Cafe in Philadelphia, Pa., Limoncello in Chester Springs, Pa., Terra Nova in Sewell, N.J., Johnny's in Margate, N.J. and the Panico's in Cape May, N.J.
Cafe Aldo Lamberti, a customer of ours for over 30 years, has been serving authentic regional cuisine right around the corner in Cherry Hill, NJ.
Sapori Trattoria Italiana in Collingswood, NJ is a restaurant dedicated to the true taste of Italy. Chef Franco Lombardo personally stops into Severino Pasta weekly to purchase his favorites and goes back to his kitchen to create a meal you will never forget.
Our favorite Philadelphia restaurants include Melograno, Positano Coast, Audrey Claire, Manga, Mercato, Garces Trading, and so many more. Philadelphia is vibrant with great restaurants who serve great pasta using our products.
For more information about how to partner with Severino Pasta Company, please contact Peter Severino at pseverino@severinopasta.com.


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Q: Is it good practice to set default value in constructor to undefined? I have a code which looks like this:
constructor(data) {
    this.date = data.date && new Date(data.date) || undefined
}

Is it good practice/needed to add || undefined. If date.date will be empty this expression will return null. Am I right?

A:
If date.date will be empty this expression will return null. Am I right?

No.
If data.date is a falsy value, it will assign data.date. That might be 0 or null or "" or false or …
Explicitly setting it to undefined will at least make it consistent which could be important for later code which tests the value.

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