I have a Philips PhotoFrame - SPF3410/G7. When I plugged the frame only Philips is showing on the screen nothing else is showing up.
Before trying to delete the duplicate songs, first try re-synching your GoGear with Windows Media Player by connecting the GoGear to the computer and clicking on the Sync tab (if you haven't set up the GoGear for automatic sync).
The HDD 1630 doesn't work particularly well with Windows Media Player 11, so you may have to follow Microsoft's instructions for rolling back to Windows Media Player 10.
After you have removed all duplicate songs from your iTunes, sync your iTunes library to iPhone via USB.
Have you got the manual?
Philips smart TV 55pfs 8109 blink 2 times.
Im assuming your talking about the Philips DVD 622. You cannot play any video files unless they are burned to a CD or DVD in the standard DVD format. It can play certain audio formats but cannot play different video formats.
My Arcam Alpha 7 CD deck keeps stopping. At first the problem was occasional, but now it's getting a lot worse.
Just surf through this website and try to get your Philips TVs manual. If you fail to download it from there, send ma a mail, or send your email ID to me by Fixya. i've the manual you need, and will send it to you by return mail. OK.
Have a manual for Philips Products?


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Q: Open Command Window here in Explorer How to add an icon to Windows Explorer toolbar (in Windows XP), that once clicked, opens a command window in selected directory?
In other words, I am looking for MS Powertoys"Open Command Window here" like tool but instead of context menu, for Explorer toolbar.

A: You are looking for StExBar

The StExBar provides many useful
  commands for your everyday use of
  Windows explorer. And you can add as
  many custom commands on your own as
  you like.

The
  commands are not just available from
  the toolbar, but also via hotkeys and
  via a context menu!
Have you ever needed to open a console window while you were using
  the explorer? And to have that
  console already set to the directory
  you're showing in explorer right now?
  Well, StExBar provides that with one
  simple mouseclick. There's also a
  hotkey defined for this: simply press
  Ctrl-M to open the console. A
  'lightweight' console is also
  available. Simply enter the command
  you like to execute into the edit box
  on the right of the StExBar and hit
  enter. The command will be executed in
  the system console.

A: Without external tools, you can just merge a .reg file to the registry:
Windows Registry Editor 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell\OpenCmdHere]
@="Open command window here"
"Icon"="cmd.exe"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell\OpenCmdHere\command]
@="cmd.exe /k pushd %L"

I couldn't find a way to add it to Desktop Context menu in Windows XP, in later versions (Vista+) you can use HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\Shell\ to add this to Desktop context menu.

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Q: How different is this to creating a primary key on a column in hive? I read that we cannot create a primary key on a column in a Hive table. But I saw the below DDL in some other place and executed it. It worked without any problem.
create table prim(id int, name char(30))
TBLPROPERTIES("PRIMARY KEY"="id");

After this I executed "describe formatted prim" and got to see that a key is created on the column ID
Table Parameters:
PRIMARY KEY             id

I inserted two records with same ID number into the table.
insert into prim values(1,'ABCD');
insert into prim values(2,'EFGH');

Both the records were inserted into the table. What baffles me is that we cannot give the PRIMARY KEY in the create statement which I can understand, but when given in TBLPROPERTIES("PRIMARY KEY"="id") how different is it to the primary key in RDBMS.

A: PRIMARY KEY in TBLPROPERTIES is for metadata reference to preserve column significance. It does not apply any constrain on that column.  This can be used as a reference from design perspective.


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Q: Как передать файл через консоль по SSH с windows10 на Ubuntu (которая на VirtualBox-е)? Клиент OpenSSH вместо putty на windows10
в cmd: ssh userName@192.168.x.x
Похожим образом, могу зайти и через putty.
Вот у меня есть подключение, теперь как передать файл?

A: Необходимо использовать утилиту scp (пример), под виндой можно попробовать аналог:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/lang:ru


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Le Tréhou  (en bretón An Treoù-Leon) es una población y comuna francesa, situada en la región de Bretaña, departamento de Finisterre, en el distrito de Brest y cantón de Ploudiry.

Demografía

Referencias

Enlaces externos
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Официальный веб-сайт правительства Соединенных Штатов
Благотворительные и некоммерческие организации
Налоговые специалисты
Поиск Toggle search
- любой -No
Меню Toggle menu
ИНФОРМАЦИЯ ДЛЯ
Компания и самозанятое лицо
Международные налогоплательщики
Индейские племенные органы власти
Федеральные, штатные и местные органы власти
Облигации, освобожденные от налогообложения
ПОДАЧА НАЛОГОВЫХ ДЕКЛАРАЦИЙ ФИЗИЧЕСКИМИ ЛИЦАМИ
Как подавать налоговую декларацию
Когда подавать налоговую декларацию
Куда подавать налоговую декларацию
Обновление моей информации
Отследите статус выплат в связи с экономическими последствиями
Получите налоговую льготу в связи с эпидемией коронавируса
Получение вашей налоговой документации
Получение Индивидуального номера для защиты личных данных (IP PIN))
Получите статус возврата
Уплата
УПЛАТА С ПОМОЩЬЮ
Банковский счет (прямая уплата)
Дебетовая или кредитная карта
Программа уплаты (соглашение об уплате в рассрочку
Электронная система уплаты федеральных налогов (EFTPS)
Просмотр вашего счета
Средство оценки удержанного налога Налогового управление США (IRS)
Расчетный налог
Возвраты налога
Где мой возврат переплаченных налогов?
Что следует ожидать
Прямой вклад
Уменьшенные возвраты налога
Внесение поправок в налоговую декларацию
Налоговые зачеты и вычеты
Для вас и вашей семьи
Стандартная ставка за пробег в милях и другая информация
Налоговый зачет за заработанный доход (EITC)
Авансовый налоговый зачет, выплачиваемый за ребенка
Пенсионные программы
Налоговые формы и инструкции
Форма 1040
Индивидуальная налоговая декларация
Инструкции к форме 1040
Форма W-9
Запрос индивидуального идентификационного номера налогоплательщика (ITIN) и сертификации
Форма 4506-T
Запрос выписки из налоговой декларации
Сертификат о налоговых скидках наемного работника при начислении удержаний из заработной платы
Форма 941
Квартальная Федеральная налоговая декларацию работодателя
Работодатели, занимающиеся торговлей или бизнесом, которые платят компенсацию
Запрос договора рассрочки
АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ВОПРОСЫ ДЛЯ НАЛОГОВЫХ СПЕЦИАЛИСТОВ
Форма 1040-X
Исправленная декларация о выплате индивидуального подоходного налога США
Заявление на получение доверенности
Заявление на выдачу индивидуального идентификационного номера налогоплательщика (ITIN)
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Part25
25.21.3 Marketplace Eligibility Determination and Reporting Requirements
Эта страница не переведена на русский язык, поскольку перевод на выбранный вами язык в данный момент отсутствует.
25.21.3.1 Program Scope
25.21.3.1.1 Background
25.21.3.1.2 Authorities
25.21.3.1.3 Acronyms
25.21.3.1.4 Related Resources
25.21.3.2 Household Income and Family Size Verification (IFSV)
25.21.3.2.1 Income and Family Size Verification Process
25.21.3.2.2 Conditions and Assumptions
25.21.3.2.3 Timing and Frequency
25.21.3.2.4 Disclosure of Tax Return Information
25.21.3.2.5 Programming Updates: Failure to Reconcile
25.21.3.3 Premium Tax Credit Computation Engine (PTC-CE)
25.21.3.3.1 Programming Updates for the APTC Table
25.21.3.3.2 Programming Updates for the Pub. 501 Reference Tables
25.21.3.4 Marketplace Reporting Requirements
25.21.3.4.1 Annual Reporting Requirements to the IRS
25.21.3.4.2 Monthly Reporting Requirements to the IRS
25.21.3.4.3 Exchange Periodic Data (EPD)
25.21.3.4.4 Assumptions and Constraints
25.21.3.5 Form 1095-A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement
25.21.3.5.3 Receipt and Use of Marketplace Data
Part 25. Special Topics
Chapter 21. 1 Affordable Care Act
Section 3. Marketplace Eligibility Determination and Reporting Requirements
Manual Transmittal
(1) This transmits new IRM 25.21.3, IRS Role in Supporting Affordable Care Act, Marketplace Eligibility Determinations and Reporting Requirements.
Material Changes
(1) This new IRM gives background information to employees on how IRS supports the Marketplace eligibility determination process and the submission of monthly and annual reports to IRS by Marketplaces.
Effect on Other Documents
All IRS employees involved with Affordable Care Act requirements
Carolyn Tavenner
Director, Affordable Care Act
25.21.3.1 (01-05-2017)
Program Scope
The purpose of this IRM is to provide employees with an overview of the role of IRS to assist in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provisions relating to:
Household income and family size verification of individuals seeking financial assistance through the Marketplace.
Calculation of the maximum amount of the advance paym of the premium tax credit (APTC).
Transmission of required reports from Marketplaces to the IRS on an annual and monthly basis regarding individuals enrolled in qualified health plans (QHP).
This information is helpful to IRS employees Servicewide, but particularly those involved with handling taxpayer questions, programming ACA systems, examining, and collecting. Oversight of these programs is aligned under the applicable program offices.
25.21.3.1.1 (01-05-2017)
Under the Affordable Care Act, Marketplaces provide a single point of access for individuals to enroll in qualified health plans, apply for income-based subsidies to offset the cost of these plans, which are paid directly to health-insurance issuers and, as applicable, obtain an eligibility determination for other health coverage programs, such as Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) operates the Federally-Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) in about two-thirds of the states.
To be eligible to enroll in a QHP through a Marketplace, an individual must be:
A United States citizen or national, or otherwise lawfully present in the U.S.;
Reside in the marketplace service area; and
Not be incarcerated (unless incarcerated while awaiting disposition of charges).
Marketplaces, in turn, are required by law to verify application information to determine eligibility for enrollment and, if applicable, determine eligibility for the income-based subsidies. These verification steps include:
Validating an applicant's Social Security number (SSN), if one is provided;
Verifying citizenship, status as a national, or lawful presence by comparison with Social Security Administration (SSA) or Department of Homeland Security (DHS) records; and
Verifying household income and family size by comparison against tax-return data from IRS, as well as data on Social Security benefits from SSA.
In particular, the ACA requires that consumer-provided information be verified and that determinations of eligibility be made, through either an electronic verification system or another method approved by HHS. To implement this verification process, HHS developed the Federal Data Services Hub (FDSH), which acts as a portal for exchanging information between the FFM, State-Based Marketplaces (SBMs), and Medicaid agencies, among other entities, and HHS's external partners, including other federal agencies. The Marketplace uses the FDSH in an attempt to verify the applicant information necessary to support an eligibility determination is consistent with external data sources.
For qualifying applicants, the Act provides two forms of subsidies for consumers enrolling in QHPs, both of which are paid directly to insurers on consumers' behalf. One is a federal income tax credit, which enrollees may elect to receive in advance, and which reduces a consumer's monthly premium payment. This is known as the APTC. The other, known as cost-sharing reduction (CSR), is a discount that lowers the amount consumers pay for out-of- pocket charges for deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments.
When applicants apply for coverage they report family size and the amount of projected household income. Based, in part, on that information, the Marketplace will calculate the maximum allowable amount of APTC. An applicant can then decide if he or she wants all, some, or none of the estimated credit paid in advance, in the form of payment to the applicant's insurer that reduces the applicant's monthly premium payment.
If an applicant chooses to have all or some of their estimated credit paid in advance, the applicant is required to "reconcile" on his or her federal tax return the amount of APTC payments the government sent to the applicant's insurer on the applicant's behalf with the actual tax credit for which the applicant qualifies based on household income and family size reported on the return.
To facilitate this reconciliation process, the Marketplace reports monthly Exchange Periodic Data (EPD) to IRS and sends enrollees Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement which reports, among other things, the amount of APTC paid on behalf of the enrollee. This information is necessary for enrollees to complete their tax returns. The accuracy of information reported on this form is important for determining an applicant's tax liability, and ultimately, government revenues.
The ACA added IRC 6103(l)(21), which permits the disclosure of return information to assist Marketplaces with income verification as part of the eligibility and enrollment process.
The ACA added IRC 36B(f)(3), which requires Marketplaces to report certain information to the IRS and to individuals who enroll, or enroll a family member, in a QHP through the Marketplace.
See ACA home page: https://www.irs.gov/affordable-care-act for additional information and authority.
Commonly used terms relating to the Affordable Care Act:
ACA Affordable Care Act
APTC Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit
ATIN Adoption Taxpayer Identification Number
CDR Coverage Data Repository
CMS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services under HHS
CSR Cost-sharing reductions
DHS Department of Homeland Security
EPD Exchange Periodic Data
ESB Enterprise Service Bus
FDSH Federal Data Services Hub
FFM Federally-Facilitated Marketplace
FPL Federal Poverty Line
FTR Failure to Reconcile
HHI Household Income
HHS Department of Health and Human Services
IFSV Income and Family Size Verification
MAGI Modified Adjusted Gross Income
PTC-CE Premium Tax Credit Computation Engine
QHP Qualified Health Plan
RHCB Remainder of the Household Contribution Benchmark
SBM State-Based Marketplace
SLCSP Second Lowest Cost Silver Plan
SRP Individual Shared Responsibility Payment
SSA Social Security Administration
SSN Social Security number
UWR Unified Work Request
XML Extensible Markup Language
ACA home page: https://www.irs.gov/affordable-care-act
Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement
Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit (PTC)
Pub 501, Exemptions, Standard Deduction, and Filing Information
Household Income and Family Size Verification (IFSV)
This subsection describes the business process that supports the verification of household income and family size for an applicant receiving an eligibility determination for financial assistance.
The ability for Marketplaces to access and use tax return information is a critical component to determine eligibility for APTC and CSR as well as to determine eligibility for certain exemptions from the individual shared responsibility payment (SRP).
Income and Family Size Verification Process
The IFSV process receives requests and provides responses from/to HHS regarding household income and family size for an applicant requesting an eligibility determination for financial assistance.
Household income is the sum of the following:
The modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) of the primary applicant and applicant spouse in the HHS request, plus
The MAGI of each dependent applicant in the HHS request who is required to file a tax return for the taxable year.
MAGI is the sum of the following:
Adjusted gross income, plus
The amount (if any) normally excluded by section 911 (the exclusion from gross income for citizens or residents living abroad), plus
Any tax-exempt interest received or accrued during the tax year, plus
Social Security benefits not includable in gross income under IRC 86.
MAGI = AGI + Foreign Earned Income Exclusion + Tax Exempt Interest + Nontaxable SSA benefits.
"Number of Exemptions" is provided in the response as Family Size. Family Size is the response to Number of Exemptions.
In addition to income and family size information, IRS also provides information to the Marketplace on each tax filer and tax filer spouse reported that failed to reconcile (FTR) APTC received in a prior year.
HHS sends requests to IRS that are directed to the IFSV application via Enterprise Service Bus (ESB).
ESB will include data from the Coverage Data Repository (CDR) to IFSV along with the HHS request. IFSV will then process the request and send a response back to HHS via ESB.
Requests are generated and processed based on individual transactions initiated by the Marketplace in near-real-time. However, the annual redetermination process involves the generation and processing of batch requests.
Conditions and Assumptions
The following conditions and/or assumptions apply to the IFSV process.
Prior to submitting a request to IRS, the Marketplace must validate the SSN of each individual with the SSA; unvalidated SSNs will not be included in the request to IRS.
In the event that an individual does not have an SSN, that individual will not be included in the IFSV request forwarded to IRS.
The individual did not decline determination of eligibility for financial assistance.
The IRS will not accept the data element Adoption Taxpayer Identification Number (ATIN); Marketplaces will not transmit ATINs.
As part of the initial application for financial assistance, the Marketplace must give individuals the option to obtain tax return information as part of the annual redetermination and renewal processes, for a period not to exceed 5 years based on a single authorization.
Each Marketplace must be uniquely identified when requesting tax return information so that authorization to receive tax return information is validated by IRS prior to any disclosure to HHS.
Timing and Frequency
Initial income verifications by Marketplaces are performed during the open enrollment period and throughout the year if an individual enrolls during a special enrollment period.
Income verifications for self-reported changes in income during the coverage year will occur throughout the year.
Annual redeterminations for all individuals enrolled in a QHP through the Marketplace and who previously requested an eligibility determination for financial assistance will generally occur between August and October.
IFSV performed for the purposes of determining eligibility for SRP exemptions will be performed throughout the year.
HHS and IRS will exchange information via the FDSH in near real-time during normal service hours in accordance with separately executed service level agreements between HHS and IRS.
Disclosure of Tax Return Information
Upon request and subject to strict privacy and security rules, IRS will disclose the following information about taxpayers applying for assistance or certain SRP exemptions:
The taxpayer's filing status;
The number of individuals on the taxpayer's tax return;
Information about the taxpayer's MAGI and the MAGI of dependents claimed on the return; and
If this information is not available, an indication of why.
In general, IRS will provide HHS with the most recent tax return information on file.
This information may not be disclosed to any other entity, including individuals applying at a Marketplace or individuals involved in assisting consumers in the application process, e.g., navigators, agents and brokers.
Programming Updates: Failure to Reconcile
During open enrollment each year, the IRS conducts a FTR analysis as part of IFSV. As part of this effort, the IRS will always run two years of FTR.
To support this functionality, a UWR must be submitted to Information Technology (IT) by July 31 of the year prior to the open enrollment period.
Premium Tax Credit Computation Engine (PTC-CE)
This subsection describes the computation engine available to Marketplaces through the FDSH to calculate the maximum allowable amount of the APTC.
Applicants that have been determined eligible for the APTC by the Marketplace can decide to take all, some, or none of the estimated credit paid in advance, in the form of payment to the applicant's insurer that reduces the applicant's monthly premium payment.
As part of the eligibility and enrollment process, Marketplaces have the option to use the PTC-CE to calculate the maximum allowable amount of the APTC and also to calculate the Remainder of the Household Contribution Benchmark (RHCB) or they may build their own computation engine.
Instructions for programming updates for the APTC Table and the Pub. 501 Reference Tables are addressed in IRM 25.21.3.3.1 and IRM 25.21.3.3.2.
HHS also retains a record of the amount of the advance payment of the premium tax credit that the applicant chooses to accept and reports the amount of the APTC paid on the consumer s behalf to IRS.
Programming Updates for the APTC Table
In order to update the APTC calculator by September 1 to service re-enrollment requests in advance of open enrollment, a UWR to update the APTC table must be submitted by January 31 of the enrollment year. The applicable percentage table is published in a revenue procedure issued by IRS Counsel and should be available before January of the enrollment year and one year in advance of the applicable tax year.
Programming Updates for the Pub. 501 Reference Tables
To update Pub 501 reference tables, a UWR must be submitted by the IT established work request submission deadline, which is currently January 31 of the calendar year. The UWR submitted in January acts as a placeholder UWR which is routed for approval. The business then updates the placeholder UWR with the new figures when the tax year Form 1040 instructions and / or Pub 501 are published in December.
In order to calculate these amounts, the computation engine uses the following inputs: information the applicant provided about their family composition, projected household income, and other factors, such as whether those enrolling are eligible for other, non-Marketplace coverage.
The IRS does not retain information about the applicant once it has sent the results to the Marketplace through the FSDH. IRS and HHS retain the raw data they exchange only to provide calculation results and perform IT integrity checks.
Marketplaces retain a record of the amount of APTC that the applicant chooses to accept and reports the amount paid on the consumer's behalf to IRS.
Marketplace Reporting Requirements
This subsection describes the Marketplace information reporting requirements, the receipt of this information, and how it is used during tax returns processing.
Marketplaces must report to IRS on a monthly and annual basis and furnish to individuals an annual written statement (Form 1095-A) by January 31st of each year that includes the information the Marketplace must report to the IRS.
Individual Marketplaces are required to report certain information to the IRS about individuals who receive from the Marketplace a certificate of exemption from the SRP.
Annual Reporting Requirements to the IRS
Marketplaces must report the following information on Form 1095-A annually to the IRS for each tax household enrolled in a QHP:
Name, address, and taxpayer identification number (TIN), or date of birth if a TIN is not available, of the tax filer or responsible adult.
Name and TIN, or date of birth if a TIN is not available, of a tax filer's spouse.
Amount of the APTC for coverage under the plan each month.
For plans for which APTC payments are made, the premium (excluding the premium allocated to benefits in excess of essential health benefits) for the applicable benchmark plan (the second lowest cost silver plan) for purposes of computing APTC.
For plans for which APTC payments are not made, the premium (excluding the premium allocated to benefits in excess of essential health benefits) for the applicable benchmark plan that would apply to all individuals enrolled in the QHP if APTC payments were made for the coverage (in lieu of reporting this information, the Marketplace may provide a reasonable method that a responsible adult may use to determine at the time of filing the tax return the premium for the benchmark plan that applies to the coverage household).
Name and TIN, or date of birth if a TIN is not available, and dates of coverage for each individual covered under the plan.
Coverage start and end dates of the QHP.
Name of the QHP issuer.
Marketplace-assigned policy identification number.
Identifying number assigned by CMS to the Marketplace.
Any other information specified by forms or instructions or in published guidance.
Marketplaces must also provide the monthly premium for the plan in which the individuals enroll, however:
The premium allocated to benefits in excess of essential health benefits is excluded;
The portion of the premium for a stand-alone dental plan allocated to pediatric dental benefits is added, but if a family is enrolled in more than one QHP, the pediatric dental premium is added to the premium for only one QHP; and
The amount is not reduced for APTC.
Monthly Reporting Requirements to the IRS
Marketplaces must provide the following information monthly to the IRS for each tax family (families for which there is a responsible adult as well as families for which there is a tax filer) enrolled in a QHP:
The information required to be reported annually;
For plans for which the APTC payments are made: Names, TINs, or dates of birth if no TIN is available, of the individuals enrolled in the QHP who are expected to be the tax filer's dependent;
The unique identifying number the Marketplace uses to report data that enables the IRS to associate the data with the proper account from month to month (also known as the IRS Group Identifier);
The issuer's employer identification number (EIN);
The name and TIN, or date of birth if a TIN is not available, of each individual receiving an exemption from the SRP from the Marketplace, the months for which the exemption is in effect and the exemption certificate number;
If employment information is provided to the Marketplace, the name, address, and EIN of each employer of the tax filer, the tax filer's spouse, and each enrolled individual;
If employment information is provided to the Marketplace, an indication of whether an employer offered minimum essential coverage that provided minimum value, and, if so, the amount of the employee's required contribution for self-only coverage; and
Exchange Periodic Data (EPD)
On a monthly basis the Marketplace must generate a transmission, otherwise referred to as Exchange Periodic Data (EPD), which contains information about policies purchased through the Marketplace and SRP exemption determinations for the purposes of IRS tax administration. See IRM 25.21.3.4.2 for a list of EPD data elements reported by Marketplaces, as required under IRC 36B(f)(3).
The monthly data feed is cumulative containing monthly data for each month from the start of the coverage year in January through the most recent completed month. For example, a monthly transmission produced in September would contain information for each month from January through August.
IRS receives monthly data and performs data integrity and quality checks and communicates with Marketplaces to correct errors.
Each subsequent EPD submission overlays any previously accepted and processed submission.
A report submitted in August that has been accepted and fully processed will replace any previously received EPD and the August EPD will be the official record.
Assumptions and Constraints
Marketplaces are required to submit EPD through the FDSH for each month during the coverage year, include new data from the previous month and all months cumulative data from the calendar year.
EPD submissions may also contain corrections, and added or removed policies (if any) for previous months identified by Marketplace.
The monthly transmission will only include policy information for QHPs sold through the Marketplace.
This does not include catastrophic plans - for which Marketplaces do not report - because individuals enrolled in catastrophic plans are not eligible to receive APTC nor can they claim the premium tax credit on their tax return at filing.
Monthly EPD are expected to be sent on or before the 15th of each month following the month of coverage and will include data through the end of the previous months.
Marketplaces must correct erroneous or outdated information in the next monthly report.
If the monthly information must be corrected after the final monthly submission on January 15 following the coverage year, corrections should be made as quickly as possible and submitted by the 15th of the month following the month in which the correction was identified.
Form 1095-A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement
By January 31st of each year, the Marketplace must furnish a 1095-A to each taxpayer or other relevant adult (otherwise referred to in IRS regulations as the responsible adult) who enrolled or whose family member enrolled in a QHP through the Marketplace.
The Marketplace must furnish this statement regardless of whether APTC is paid on behalf of anyone enrolled in the QHP. Individuals who enroll in a QHP may choose not to receive APTC, but they will need the information a Marketplace reports if they want to claim the premium tax credit on their tax return.
The IRC does not require a Marketplace to furnish a written annual statement to individuals who receive an exemption from the SRP, but will provide these individuals with the information needed for tax filing at the time the exemption decision is made. See IRM 25.21.3.4.1 for a full list of Form 1095-A data elements required under IRC 36B(f)(3).
There will be one 1095-A per policy. In the event multiple families are enrolled in a single QHP, a 1095-A must be sent to each tax filer or Other Relevant Adult.
Taxpayers will use the 1095-A to compute the amount of premium tax credit and file an accurate tax return. The IRS will receive the same information as the tax filer (or other relevant adult).
The 1095-A will only include policy information for QHPs sold through the Marketplace.
This does not include catastrophic plans - for which Marketplaces should not report - because individuals enrolled in catastrophic plans are not eligible to receive APTC, nor can they claim the premium tax credit on their tax return at filing.
The 1095-A should represent a subset of the data elements provided in EPD.
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Roberto Valturio (né le  à Rimini, dans l'actuelle Émilie-Romagne et mort le ) était un ingénieur militaire et écrivain italien du .

Biographie
Roberto Valturio appartenait à une ancienne famille de Macerata, petite ville au sud d'Ancône, établie ensuite à Rimini. Ses ancêtres ont exercé des charges de chancelier au Vatican où son père fut secrétaire apostolique.

Il a été Maître puis docteur es arts, lecteur de rhétorique et de poésie à l'université de Bologne entre 1427 et 1437. Pendant une décennie il a été secrétaire de la chancellerie pontificale.

Il ne vint à Rimini qu'en 1446 et y a épousé Diana, fille de Rainirolo Lazari et veuve. Il a fait partie du « Conseil privé » de Sigismond Malatesta puis de son fils Roberto jusqu'à sa mort. Dans sa fonction de conseiller, il a fait plusieurs voyages à Rome, et a été apprécié de ses contemporains.

Vers 1465, il décrit le premier chariot automoteur, muni de deux  hélices à quatre palmes qui, en utilisant la force du vent, transmet le mouvement aux roues de traction grâce à une série d'engrenages

À sa mort, ses livres ont été donnés au couvent Saint-François de Rimini. Une bibliothèque y a été spécialement construite en 1490, puis les manuscrits ont été déposés à la bibliothèque Gambalunghiana, fondée en 1619 sur la succession d'Alessandro Gambalunga.

De Re Militari
Roberto Valturio fut l'ingénieur militaire du prince Sigismond Malatesta seigneur de Rimini. Roberto Valturio ne fut certainement que le rédacteur des idées techniques de ce dernier et sans doute l'originalité de l'œuvre est-elle toute relative ; il mentionne d'ailleurs les auteurs dont il s'est servi et Taccola voisine avec les maîtres antiques. On note également d'étroite parentés, notamment dans les illustrations, avec l'œuvre de Konrad Kyeser. Roberto Valturio apparaît moins dans cette œuvre comme un technicien que comme un homme de lettres.

Le principal intérêt de ce travail, De re militari (1472), est qu'il est, dans cette suite un peu disparate, le premier traité embrassant l'ensemble d'une technique. Il n'y a pas seulement recueil d'images, il y a effort de systématisation inaugurant ainsi l'ère moderne des grands traités techniques. Les illustrations furent exécutées par le graveur et médailliste Matteo de' Pasti, qui emprunta beaucoup aux dessins de Taccola. L'ouvrage fut terminé en 1455. Sigismond Malatesta a alors distribué des manuscrits de l'ouvrage à des personnages comme Mathias Corvin, Francesco Sforza et Mehmet II, et peut-être à Louis XI, Laurent le Magnifique. À ce jour il reste encore vingt-deux exemplaires manuscrits de l'œuvre de Valturio.

L'ouvrage a été imprimé dès 1472 en version latine, puis, en 1483, en italien. Il connut, tant en manuscrit qu'en imprimé un succès considérable. Le livre a été traduit en français en 1555.
Léonard de Vinci connaissait l'édition en italien et s'en est inspiré pour des dessins sur la technologie militaire.

Publication
 Roberto Valturio, De re militari, Parisiis: Christianum Wechelum, 1532 Texte
Roberti Valturii, De re militari Texte en latin 1534
 Les douze livres de Robert Valturin touchant à la discipline militaire, traduction en français de Loys Meigret, 1555 Texte

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 (s. dir.), Bertrand Gille : Histoire des techniques,  Gallimard, coll. « La Pléiade », 1978
  Les Ingénieurs de la Renaissance, Thèse Histoire, Paris, 1960 ; Seuil, coll. « Points Sciences » 1978 ;

Article connexe
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Naissance à Rimini
Écrivain italien du XVe siècle
Professeur à l'université de Bologne
Universitaire italien du XVe siècle
Ingénieur militaire italien
Ingénieur italien du XVe siècle
Écrivain italien de langue latine
Histoire des techniques
Naissance en février 1405
Décès en août 1475
Décès à 70 ans


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Chasing your tail is frustrating. Energy draining. Nerve wracking. Time wasting. Success limiting.
It looks like this. You work and work, harder and hard, faster and faster, and yet you feel like you're not getting any closer to achieving your goals.
You spend your time bouncing from one task to another. You're not clear on your focus. You waste the best hours of your day – the time you have the most energy – on menial tasks. You buy into what your inner critic tells you. You're rarely still.
Chasing your tail is exhausting.
Unitask. Focus on one project, task or activity at a time. Use a timer and give yourself a set time to work and then get to it. Turn off your alerts (on your computer, smartphone, tablet), turn off the phone, close your door, and work. When the timer goes off, pick another project and set the timer again. You will be amazed at just how much you can get done when you focus on ONE thing at a time. And I think you'll find that you accomplish your tasks not only faster but also easier and better.
Get clear. The more clear you are on your goals the more likely you'll achieve them. Spend some time with your goals, write them down, ask yourself, "why is this goal important to me?" Or "How will this goal change me/my life?" and "How will I feel when I achieve this goal?" Asking yourself these kinds of questions not only gives you clarity around the goal, it also gets you in touch with your feelings around the goal and that is a powerful motivator.
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Don't believe everything you think. Studies suggest we have about 60,000 thoughts a day. That's one thought per second during every waking hour. And, for the average person, 80 percent of those habitual thoughts are negative (Marci Shimoff from Happy for No Reason). Here's the thing, though. Just because you have a thought, doesn't make it true. (Repeat that last sentence to yourself!). Just because you think you're not "enough" (smart enough, pretty enough, qualified enough, educated enough, blah blah blah!) doesn't make it true. The two best ways to overcome negative thinking (or Gremlin thoughts) is to simply notice them and then challenge the thought with "Is this really true?" When you shine a spotlight on your thoughts they tend to shrink, so be sure to carry a big flashlight with you!
Be still. Our culture celebrates busy-ness. In fact, it rewards it. But the thing is, YOU need a break. Your mind needs a break. So, be still. When you're still – whether through meditation, listening to classical music, taking a quiet walk – you give your mind a well needed rest. But, ironically, guess what happens? You often receive your most creative ideas when you're still! So give yourself the gift of stillness daily. You'll be amazed at the rewards you reap.
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Chasing your tail is a choice. You can choose to run in circles or you can choose to be mindful. If you continue to run in circles, you'll continue to get the same old results. You can also choose to be mindful. Being more mindful of how you spend your time will give you more energy, focus and ultimately allow you to make better decisions.


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Q: Finding Max and Min Times I want to display max time and min time for a day in grid control using Visual Basic from a SQL Server database. My data currently looks like this:
UserID    UserName    Date        Time
------------------------------------------
1         Shanks      30/1/2009   10:11:22
1         Shanks      30/1/2009   10:15:22
1         Shanks      30/1/2009   12:15:22
1         Shanks      30/1/2009   13:15:22

I need the output like this:
1         Shanks      30/1/2009   10:11:22    13:15:22

My table structure is:
UserID integer,
UserName varchar(20),
[Date] datetime,
[Time] datetime

How can I get that output from my data?

A: SELECT
    UserID,
    UserName,
    [Date],
    MIN([Time]),
    MAX([Time])
FROM
    Table
GROUP BY
    UserID,
    UserName,
    [Date]

Tested and working correctly with the following
DECLARE @Table TABLE (UserID INT,UserName VARCHAR(25),[Date] DATETIME,[Time] DATETIME)

INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(1, 'Shanks', '30 JAN 2009', '10:11:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(1, 'Shanks', '30 JAN 2009', '10:15:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(1, 'Shanks', '30 JAN 2009', '12:15:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(1, 'Shanks', '30 JAN 2009', '13:15:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(2, 'Shilpa', '3 JAN 2009', '10:11:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(2, 'Shilpa', '3 JAN 2009', '11:15:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(2, 'Shilpa', '3 JAN 2009', '12:15:22');
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES(2, 'Shilpa', '3 JAN 2009', '17:15:22');

SELECT
    UserID,
    UserName,
    [Date],
    MIN([Time]),
    MAX([Time])
FROM
    @Table
GROUP BY
    UserID,
    UserName,
    [Date]

Results in
UserID      UserName                  Date
----------- ------------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- -----------------------
1           Shanks                    2009-01-30 00:00:00.000 1900-01-01 10:11:22.000 1900-01-01 13:15:22.000
2           Shilpa                    2009-01-03 00:00:00.000 1900-01-01 10:11:22.000 1900-01-01 17:15:22.000

A: Is this what you're looking for?
  SELECT UserID,
         UserName,
         Date,
         MIN([Time]) AS MinTime,
         MAX([Time]) AS MaxTime,
    FROM Users
GROUP BY UserID, UserName, [Date]


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What are the Top 10 Startups in India?
1. Information Technology
· Wipro
· Infosys
· State Bank of India
· IndusInd Bank
· Balaji wafers
· Zomato
4. E-Commerce
· Flipkart
· Snapdeal
· Quickr
5. Automobile
· Bajaj Auto
· Maruti Suzuki
6. Consumer Goods
· Asian Paints
· Hindustan Unilever
Startups in India has also managed to produce its unicorns setups – startups valued at over US $ 1 billion.
Flipkart and Snapdeal lead the list of top Indian unicorns,
followed by mobile advertising firm InMobi, booth aggregator OlaCabs (widely known as Ola),
And also, restaurant search website Zomato, data analytics firm Mu Sigma and the mobile payments company Paytm.
While India has successfully had a relatively better tech company ecosystem, the manufacturing Sector is still lagging.
The new government has made manufacturing a priority to encourage more local entrepreneurs to set up factories.
Its Sector is Information Technology
Wipro Limited is a multinational corporation that provides information technology, consulting, and business process services.
It was incorporate in 1945.
And also, Wipro began operating in IT products in 1982.
Now it has become a global leader in IT services, operating worldwide with more than 160,000 employees.
Infosys Limited is a multinational company that provides business consulting, information technology, and also, outsourcing services.
It is primarily operating in independent software development, maintenance.
And validation services for companies in finance, insurance, manufacturing, and other sectors.
And, Infosys has operations in India, the United States, China, Australia, Japan, the Middle East, and Europe.
Its Sector is Banking. It is the best Startups in India.
The State Bank of India, also known as SBI, is a multinational public sector banking and also financial services company, majority-owned by the Indian government.
SBI dates back to 1806 and is now the largest Indian bank, offering a range of banking products and also services in India and 36 other countries.
IndusInd Bank Limited is a multinational banking and financial services company offering commercial, transactional, and electronic banking products and services.
With more than 1,000 branches across India, IndusInd Bank specializes in retail banking services and operates representative offices in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.
Balaji Wafers, a Gujarat-based regional snack maker, was founded by Bhikubhai, Chandubhai, and Kanubha Virani.
It is the market leader in the western state of Gujarat and has also managed to outperform Pepsico's Lays in the Maharashtra region.
Balaji spends very little on marketing and concentrates his efforts on expanding his distribution network; therefore, keeping costs low.
And, Balaji Wafers is valuing at around $ 150 million.
Zomato is an online restaurant search website started by Deepinder Goyal in 2008.
It operates in all major cities in India and is one of the most visited websites in India.
Add restaurants to your website and app and earn revenue from advertising, consulting, and restaurant orders through unique numbers provided on your website.
And also,It is present in more than 20 countries and has information on more than a million restaurants.
Flipkart's e-commerce website has become the most significant e-commerce player in India, revolutionizing the way Indians shop.
Flipkart was started in 2007 by two former Amazon employees, Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal, and has already received funding from many private equity firms.
As of May 2015, Flipkart had a valuation of 15. 5 billion.
And also, Currently, Flipkart's closest competitor in India is Amazon.
Started in 2010 by Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl as a daily discount website, it changed its model to become an online marketplace, similar to Alibaba and eBay.
The change in Snapdeal's business model, eBay funding, and a $ 627 million investment from Softbank has helped the company compete against Flipkart and Amazon.
And also, It is currently valuing at around $ 5 billion.
Launched in 2008 by Pranay Chulet, it is the largest online classifieds portal in India.
It allows the user to post ads to buy and sell a wide range of items, from mobile to real estate.
And also, Earn money for ads on your website and charge for premium ads.
It is a capitalist business, compared to Flipkart, and it can expand quite quickly.
Its Sector is Automobile. It is the best Startups in India.
Bajaj Auto is a manufacturer of low-cost motorcycles, scooters, auto-rickshaws, and cars.
And, it is Founded in 1944, Bajaj Auto has become the largest motorcycle manufacturer in India and the largest three-wheeler in the world.
And also, Bajaj Auto is also a subsidiary of the Bajaj Group
Its Sector is Automobile
Maruti Suzuki India Limited is an automobile manufacturing company.
56.21% owned by the Japanese car and motorcycle maker Suzuki Motor Corporation.
And also, Maruti Suzuki produces and sells a wide range of cars and associated products and services.
And also, Including auto financing and insurance, auto accessories, and driving schools.
It Sector is consumer goods
And also, Asian Paints Limited is a multinational paint company.
Asian Paints operates in the manufacture, sale, and distribution of paints, coatings, home decoration products, bathroom accessories, and related services.
Its Sector is consumer goods
Hindustan Unilever Limited, often abbreviated as HUL, is a consumer goods company, subsidiary of the British-Dutch company Unilever.
And also, One of the largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Tracing its origins back to 1933, Hindustan Unilever has expanded to offer products in more than 20 categories.
And also, Including food, personal care, and hygiene, home cleaning, and water purification.
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Q: Need properties in Configuration class I have spring boot application and application.properties file in resources folder.
I need some properties in a configuration class. I cant use getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream() because null pointer. How do I get the properties in configuration class?
Property class:
@Configuration
@PropertySource("classpath:application.properties")
public class AppProperties {
    @Value("${server.ssl.key-store}")
    private String serverSSLKeyStore;

    @Value("${server.ssl.trust-store}")
    private String serverSSLTrustStore;

    @Value("${server.ssl.key-store-password}")
    private String serverSSLKeyStorePwd;

    @Value("${server.ssl.trust-store-password}")
    private String serverSSLTrustStorePwd;

    @Value("${rabo.api.url}")
    private String raboApiUrl;

    @Value("${tpp.certificate}")
    private String TPPCertificate;

    @Value("${rabo.client.id}")
    private String raboClientId;

    @Value("${rabo.key.id}")
    private String raboKeyId;

    @Value("${rabo.private.key}")
    private String raboPrivateKey;

    @Bean
    public static PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer propertyConfigInDev() {
        PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer propertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer = new PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer();
        propertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer.setLocation(new ClassPathResource("application.properties"));
        return propertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer;

    }
// Getters

}

Configuration class:
@Configuration
public class RetrofitConfiguration {
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(RetrofitConfiguration.class);

    @Bean
    SSLTrustManagerHelper provideSSLTrustManagerHelper(AppProperties properties) {
        try {
            LOG.error(properties.getServerSSLKeyStore()); // PRINTS NULL
            InputStream keystore = new FileInputStream(properties.getServerSSLKeyStore());
            InputStream truststore = new FileInputStream(properties.getServerSSLTrustStore());
            String keystorePwd = properties.getServerSSLKeyStorePwd();
            String truststorePwd = properties.getServerSSLTrustStorePwd();
            SSLTrustManagerHelper ssl = null;
            try {
                ssl = new SSLTrustManagerHelper(keystore, keystorePwd, truststore, truststorePwd);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                LOG.error("error occured while creating ssl trust manager helper!", e);
            }
            return ssl;
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            LOG.error("file not found ", e);
            return null;
        }
    }

// Other config
}

The AppProperties class is created but properties return null.

A: There are few changes can be done

*

*Remove bean propertyConfigInDev

*If there is not overriden path (of property file)
defined then you do not require
@PropertySource("classpath:application.properties"), you may skip this line of code as well

*You may use @Value directly in RetrofitConfiguration class as shown below

@Configuration
public class RetrofitConfiguration {
   private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(RetrofitConfiguration.class);

@Value("${server.ssl.trust-store}")
private String serverSSLTrustStore;

@Bean
SSLTrustManagerHelper provideSSLTrustManagerHelper() {
   LOG.error(serverSSLTrustStore); // **SHOULDN'T PRINTS NULL**
   }
}

A: What you want to do is setup a @ConfigurationProperties rather than a property source. This feature of Spring Boot allows you to read properties into a POJO that can be used elsewhere in code.
So the AppProperties would be something like:
@Configuration
@ConfigurationProperties
class AppProperties {
   private String serverSSLKeyStore;
   // the other properties

   public void setServerSslKeyStore(String value) {
     this.serverSSLKeyStore = value;
   }

   public String getServerSslKeyStore() {
     return this.serverSSLKeyStore;
   }
}

Every field must have a corresponding property with the same name in the application.properties file. Note that each field should have getter and setter methods for this to work.
You can then initialize it in your Spring boot application using:
@SpringBootApplication
@EnableConfigurationProperties(AppProperties.class) // not needed in later spring version
class MyApplication {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      SpringApplication.run(MyApplication.class, args);
   }
}


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Flute, Flute piccolo, Clarinet, Bassoon, Oboe, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double bass
Full score, Parts
Movement(s)
1 to 5 from 5
Music by Davd W Solomons arranged by Colin Bayliss
The five movements (also available separately as shown) are:
1 Meinau Rag
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-179082_sweet_4_chamber_orchestra_-_1_meinau_rag.html
2 An Amble round Mercury
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-179167_sweet_4_chamber_orchestra_-_2_an_amble_round_mercury.html
3 Pretty How Town
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-179229_sweet_4_chamber_orchestra_-_3_pretty_how_town.html
4 Landscape before sunrise
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-179319_sweet_4_chamber_orchestra_-_4_landscape_before_sunrise.html
5 Little Laser Lady
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-179451_sweet_4_chamber_orchestra_-_5_little_laser_lady.html
The orchestration is: Piccolo [except in the 4th movement], 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, Clarinet, Bassoon and string orchestra including double bass.
The zip file contains all scores and parts.
Many years ago, at a performance of Solomons' Suite for recorder Orchestra,
Colin Bayliss suggested it would also work nicely with a concert band. This idea was shelved for a while
but has now blossomed into a suite for Chamber Orchestra, arranged by Colin.
The original Suite for Recorder Orchestra is also available on Musicaneo, at
http://dwsolo.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-85305_suite_for_recorder_orchestra.html
Each movement has its own story and reflects various places where the composer has lived or poems that have inspired him:
Meinau Rag was written in honour of his 8 month stay in La Meinau, a suburb of Strasbourg - it was one of several "ragtimes", a style he experimented with on the guitar at that time.
Other arrangements of this music can be heard on youtube, including this live performance for cello and guitar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH8LT0VAW24
An Amble round Mercury refers to the pond and associated statue of Mercury in the centre of Tom Quad at his college, Christ Church Oxford. The ostinato is one that he has used on many pieces and was originally written to accompany a setting from the Book of Elijah - "and in that day thou shalt say O Lord" - in his college days.
Pretty How Town, a perky and rhythmically complex piece, is based on the poem - "anyone lived in a pretty how town" by e.e.cummings.
An idea of the song the composer originally wrote for the poem can be heard on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhBZIu-6-3A
The more laid back Landscape before sunrise is based on a setting of many ways in which the world says "Goodnight" and is inspired by the view from the composer's 18th floor flat in Aldgate East overlooking a multicultural population. The rhythms of the original song "Goodnight" follow the phrases in each language: "Good Night, buona notte, gute Nacht, kali nykhta, oyasumi nasai, nos da..."etc The original song performed by the composer can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VY_s7sGgWQ
Little Laser Lady, an upbeat end to the suite, is based on a poem by a friend of the composer, whose girlfriend (and wife to be) would always visit him in her Laser (a make of car in Australia)
(She is the sun in the afternoon, she is the night's familiar, she comes on a beam of yellow gold light......)
The sound sample here is the 5th movement.
(I have categorised this work as "Medium" difficulty, but the 3rd movement is in fact closer to "Advanced")
ZIP, 1.89 Mb
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Phylis Fisher of Larchmont died on October 27, 2009. She was 66 years old. Phylis was born October 6, 1943 in Boston, MA to the late Harold and Louise Ellis Levinson.
She is survived by her three sons, Mike Fisher (BethAnne), David Fisher (Margie), Marshall Cohen (Barbara) as well as four grandchildren, Zoe, Robert, Jake and Jordan. Besides her parents she was predeceased by her husband Robert in 2004 and daughter Stacey DeFonce in 2008.
Funeral services will be Thursday, October 29 at 9 AM at Zion Memorial Chapel, 785 E. Boston Post Rd., Mamaroneck, NY. Interment will follow at Sharon Gardens Cemetery, Valhalla, NY.


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