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Mary Frances Dobbin1
(8 April 1899 - )
Father Patrick Dobbin1 b. s 1870
Mother Mary Bishop1 b. s 1870
Birth 8 April 1899� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Baptism 12 June 1899� Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Parents are listed as Patrick Dobbin & Mary Bishop. Witnesses were Patrick Critch & Ellen Critch.1�
Matilda Dobbin1,2,3
(1890 - 10 November 1918)
Father Bernard Dobbin4
Marriage circa 1914� Principal=Peter White1�
John Thomas White+1 (Jan 1916 - )
Mary Ellen White1 (Mar 1917 - )
Birth 1890� Date based on age on gravestone. (28)4�
Married Name � White1�
Death 10 November 1918� This date is on her gravestone. According to Alex White, she died of TB.; Witness=Peter White, Witness=Bernard Dobbin1,2,5�
Burial November 1918� Old St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada2
Patrick Dobbin1
Margaret Critch
Marriage � Principal=Margaret Critch1�
David J. Dobbin+1 (c 1879 - )
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013, Ancestry Image #1559 of 1881. Marriage Entry for Mary St. Croix and David Dobbins, Boston, Mass., 03 Feburary 1904.
Mary Bishop b. s 1870
Marriage 7 January 1894� St. Mary's Bay, Newfoundland, Canada; The witnesses were Robert Kiely & Rose Critch.; Principal=Mary Bishop2�
John Christopher Dobbin3 (17 Jun 1895 - )
Mary Frances Dobbin3 (8 Apr 1899 - )
Marriage 7 January 1894� Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; The witnesses were Robert Kiely & Rose Critch.; Principal=Mary Bishop2�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Transcription of the Marriage Register of the Catholic Assumptions of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, St. Mary's, St. Mary's Bay, Newfoundland. Transcribed by Barbara Lawrence, 2005. Source: LDS Microfilm Reel #2169291. Marriage entry for Patrick Dobbin & Mary Bishop, 1894.
[S1001] Salt Lake City, Utah, LDS Microfilm: Film #2169242, Item 13, Parish Register of the Catholic Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, St. Mary's, Newfoundland, Canada, Marriages 1844-1890; accessed June 1, 2016. Listing for marriage of Patrick Dobbin and Mary Bishop, 07 January 1894.
Birth 1892� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Death 11 November 1918� Witness=Bernard Dobbin1�
Burial November 1918� Old St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Richard Dobbin1
Father James Dobbin1
Mother Mary Tobin1
Catherine St. Croix b. 1878, d. 1941
Marriage 14 April 1902� Boston, Massachusetts, United States; Marriage Registration states: Record #1486, April 14, 1902; Richard Dobbin, first marriage, age 33, residing at 519 Bennington Street, laborer, born, St. Mary Newfoundland, son of James Dobbin and Mary Tobin; and Catherine St. Croix, first marriage, age 25, residing at 519 Bennington Street, domestic, born Holy Rood, Newfoundland, daughter of Benjamin St. Croix and Ann Haloran. Married by H.R. O'Donnell, of 63 Moore St., cleric.
Note: Holyrood was also a name for St. Vincent's.; Principal=Catherine St. Croix1�
James Dobbin2 (14 Jan 1903 - )
Annie Dobbin2 (8 Mar 1904 - )
Frances Amanda Dobbin2 (6 Apr 1905 - )
Agnes Dobbin2 (3 Aug 1907 - )
Richard Dobbin2 (c 1910 - )
Vincent Dobbin2 (c 1915 - )
Birth circa 1869� St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Residence 14 April 1902� 519 Bennington Street, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Principal=Catherine St. Croix1�
Marriage 14 April 1902� Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Marriage Registration states: Record #1486, April 14, 1902; Richard Dobbin, first marriage, age 33, residing at 519 Bennington Street, laborer, born, St. Mary Newfoundland, son of James Dobbin and Mary Tobin; and Catherine St. Croix, first marriage, age 25, residing at 519 Bennington Street, domestic, born Holy Rood, Newfoundland, daughter of Benjamin St. Croix and Ann Haloran. Married by H.R. O'Donnell, of 63 Moore St., cleric.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013, Ancestry Image #1614 of 1858. Marriage Entry for Catherine St. Croix and Richard Dobbin, Boston, Mass., 14 April 1902.
[S505] 1920 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Census Place: Everett City (part), Ward 3, bounded by Bryant, Shute, Ferry, City limits, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Roll: T625_709; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 131; Image: 926, Line 85. Ancestry Image #6 of 27. Entry for Richard Dobbins.
Father Richard Dobbin1 b. c 1869
Mother Catherine St. Croix1 b. 1878, d. 1941
Teresa Frances Dobbin1
(24 November 1904 - )
Father David J. Dobbin1 b. c 1879
Mother Mary A. St. Croix1 b. 1883
Birth 24 November 1904� Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Birth Record states: Teresa Frances Dobbins, record #15386 for 1904 in Boston, Mass., born November 24, female, daughter of David J. Dobbins, fisherman, born St. Mary's, Newfoundland, and Mary A. St. Croix, born St. Mary's, Newfoundland, residing at 407 Bennington Street.1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Massachusetts, Birth Records, 1840-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Ancestry Image #1996 of 2067. Entry for Teresa Frances Dobbin, born November 24, 1904 in Boston.
Vincent Dobbin1
Marie B. Doenges1
George Franicis Lannon b. 25 May 1927, d. 10 Oct 2014
Marriage 30 October 1952� Illinois, United States; Principal=George Franicis Lannon1�
Thomas C. Lannon2 (20 Jun 1961 - 1 Feb 2010)
Marriage 30 October 1952� Cook County, Illinois, United States; Principal=George Franicis Lannon1�
(Witness) Death 1 February 2010� Principal=Thomas C. Lannon2�
Death 2014� Illinois, United States; Witness=George Franicis Lannon3�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Cook County, Illinois Marriage Index, 1930-1960 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008. Listing marriage of George F. Lannon and Marie B. Doenges, 30 Oct. 1952, File #2249273.
[S1416] Thornbridge Funeral Home, 2010, https://www.thornridgefuneralhomes.com/obituaries/print
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, U.S., Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection, 1847-2018 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Publication Date: 10/ 13/ 2014; Publication Place: Dyer, Indiana, USA; URL: http://www.smitsfuneralhomes.com/memsol.cgi?user_id=1434670. Listing death of George Francis Lannon, born 25 May 1927, died 10 October 2014.
John Doherty1
(6 August 1848 - )
Baptism 6 August 1848� St. Patrick Catholic Church, Burin, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; John, parents Dennis Doherty and Mary Handrick. Godparents Philip Coady and Mary Marshall.; Witness=Mary Marshall1�
[S1001] Salt Lake City, Utah, LDS Microfilm: Film #2169242, Item 3, Parish Register of the Catholic Saint Patrick's Parish, Burin, Newfoundland, Canada, 1833-1899; accessed June 1, 2016. Listing for baptism of John Doherty, 06 August 1848.
Mary Doherty1
John Bryan b. s 1825
Marriage � Groom=John Bryan1�
James Bryan+1 (c Jul 1850 - )
Name Variation � O'Brien�
Married Name � Bryan1�
[S1001] Salt Lake City, Utah, LDS Microfilm: Film #2169242, Item 3, Baptisms 1833-1894, Saint Patrick's Parish, Burin, Newfoundland. Listing for Baptism of James Bryan, 11 July 1850.
Thomas F. Doherty1
( - 14 June 2006)
Death 14 June 2006� Bellingham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States1�
[S1058] Legacy, online www.legacy.com, Obituary for Thomas F. Doherty, died 14 June 2006in Bellingham, Massachusetts. Accessed online 29 September 2021 at https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/bostonglobe/name/…
Elizabeth Dollimount1
George Penney b. c Jul 1838
Marriage 3 April 1864� Newfoundland, Canada; "George Penney to Elizabeth Dolemont. Witnesses: Thos. Marshall and Jno. Dolemont." RB. (priest); Principal=George Penney, Witness=Thomas Marshall1�
Owen Penney3 (c Jun 1864 - )
Ambrose Thomas Penney4 (c 1866 - )
John Penney5 (c 1868 - )
Name Variation � Elizabeth Dolemont2�
Married Name 3 April 1864� Penney1,2�
Marriage 3 April 1864� Fortune Bay District, Newfoundland, Canada; "George Penney to Elizabeth Dolemont. Witnesses: Thos. Marshall and Jno. Dolemont." RB. (priest); Principal=George Penney, Witness=Thomas Marshall1�
[S1405] Facebook, online https://www.facebook.com, Burin Genealogy Group; message from J. R. Reid on 11/22/2020; he is a descendent of George Penney and Elizabeth Dollimount.
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[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Baptisms, St. Bernard's, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1860-1868 data base (transcribed by Bill Crant and Phil Jeddore), p. 13. Listing the baptism of Owen Penny, 03 June 1864.
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Baptisms, St. Bernard's, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1860-1868 data base (transcribed by Bill Crant and Phil Jeddore), p. 18. Listing the baptism of Ambrose Thomas Penny, 22 January 1866.
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Baptisms, St. Bernard's, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1860-1868 data base (transcribed by Bill Crant and Phil Jeddore), p. 26. Listing the baptism of John Penny, 10 June 1868.
George Dollimount1
Mary Ann Penney
Marriage 29 September 1852� Burin, Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=Mary Ann Penney1�
Marriage 29 September 1852� St. Patrick Catholic Church, Burin, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=Mary Ann Penney1�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Newfoundland, Church Records, 1793-1899 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2017. Burin R.C. Marriages 1833-1870; transcriptons by Edward Chafe.
Frances Ethel Donohue1,2
(15 December 1912 - 8 August 1992)
John Stephan Bindon b. 24 Dec 1908, d. 29 Jan 1986
Marriage � Principal=John Stephan Bindon1�
Birth 15 December 1912� Fogo, Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada2�
Married Name � Bindon1�
Residence 1957� 3 Forest Road, St. John's, Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; Voter List - John S. Bindon, clerk and Mrs. Frances E. Bindon, housekeeper at 3 Forest Road.; Principal=John Stephan Bindon3�
Residence 1974� Happy Valley, Central Labrador, Labrador, Canada; #33 and #34 - John Bindon, Clerk, Happy Valley and Frances Bindon; Principal=John Stephan Bindon4�
(Witness) Death 29 January 1986� Principal=John Stephan Bindon1,2�
Death 8 August 1992� St. John's, Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada5�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Obituary for Thomas Joseph Bindon at http://ngb.chebucto.org/Newspaper-Obits/…
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[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. Voter list for 1957 for St. John's East listing John and Frances Bindon.
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Bridget Doody1
Jeremiah Long
Marriage � Principal=Jeremiah Long1�
Dennis Long+1
Married Name � Long1�
[S435] E-mail Message. From Mary McGill to Patricia Balkcom, 09 February 2021. Mary is the daughter of Mary Alice Long.
Hannah Doody1
(circa 1823 - 11 October 1870)
David Power b. c 1820, d. 11 May 1876
Marriage 30 December 1848� St. Mary's Bay, Newfoundland, Canada; David Power married to Hannah Doody, both of St. Mary's, witnesses Michael Dalton and Mary Connolly.; Groom=David Power1�
Burial � St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, St. Joseph's, Salmonier, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada2�
Burial � St. Joseph's, Salmonier, Newfoundland, Canada2
Birth circa 1823� Based on age of gravestone.1,2�
Marriage 30 December 1848� Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, St. Mary's Bay, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; David Power married to Hannah Doody, both of St. Mary's, witnesses Michael Dalton and Mary Connolly.; Groom=David Power1�
Married Name 30 December 1848� Power1�
Death 11 October 1870� Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Witness=David Power2�
[S1001] Salt Lake City, Utah, LDS Microfilm: Film #2169242, Item 14, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, St. Mary's, Newfoundland. Listing for Marriage of David Power and Hannah Doody, 30 December 1848.
[S1402] Family and History of St. Mary's Bay, online https://shawnpowerancestry.com, Image posted with permission of Shawn Power.
Thomas Power b. s 1840, d. 1880
Marriage October 1866� Burin, Newfoundland, Canada; "Married - Thomas Power & Hannah Doody. Witnesses - Patt Doody and Honora Hartigan".; Groom=Thomas Power1�
Anne Marie Power2 (29 Nov 1867 - )
Name Variation � Honora Doody2�
Marriage October 1866� St. Patrick Catholic Church, Burin, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; "Married - Thomas Power & Hannah Doody. Witnesses - Patt Doody and Honora Hartigan".; Groom=Thomas Power1�
Married Name October 1866� Power1�
(Witness) Death 1880� Disappeared at sea.; Principal=Thomas Power2�
[S1001] Salt Lake City, Utah, LDS Microfilm: Film #2169242, Item 4, Parish Register of Saint Patrick's Catholic Church, Burin, Newfoundland, Marriages, 1833-99. Listing for Marriage of Thomas Power & Hannah Doody, October, 1866.
[S1429] État civil des décès, Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, online Posted by Edward Chafe on Facebook, État civil des mariages, 1897, marriage registration of Anne Marie Power and Ange Marie Lenouvel, 07 January 1897. Transcription from French to English by Edward Chafe. Accessed online 07 January 2022 at https://www.facebook.com/photo/
John Doolan1
Catherine Power b. 6 May 1887, d. 1979
Marriage 22 September 1921� Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Principal=Catherine Power1�
Birth circa 1885� Nova Scotia, Canada1�
Marriage 22 September 1921� Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada; Principal=Catherine Power1�
Death 1968� Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Witness=Catherine Power1�
[S435] E-mail Message. From Michael Power to Patricia Balkcom, December, 2015.
Mary Patricia Dooley1
(30 May 1929 - 7 March 2013)
Mother Mary Margaret Moore1 b. 3 Aug 1894
Birth 30 May 1929� Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1�
Death 7 March 2013� Montreal, Montreal County, Quebec, Canada1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Ancestry Trees.
Edward W. Doran1
(14 March 1926 - 21 January 1988)
Last Edited May 21, 2016
Father Michael Doran1 b. 19 Nov 1888, d. 26 Apr 1975
Mother Bridie J. White1 b. 19 Mar 1898, d. 13 Jun 1975
Birth 14 March 1926� Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States1�
Death 21 January 1988� Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family Tree of "educ8r1957"; also private emails from her as these are her direct ancestors.
Michael Doran1
(19 November 1888 - 26 April 1975)
Bridie J. White b. 19 Mar 1898, d. 13 Jun 1975
Marriage circa 1920� Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States; Principal=Bridie J. White1�
Edward W. Doran+1 (14 Mar 1926 - 21 Jan 1988)
Birth 19 November 1888� Melrose, Trinity Bay District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Marriage circa 1920� Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States; Principal=Bridie J. White1�
Death 26 April 1975� Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States1�
John Joseph Doucette1
Pauline Hunt b. 24 Dec 1944, d. 4 Dec 1998
Marriage � Principal=Pauline Hunt1�
Birth 30 May 1936� North Sydney, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada1�
Death 19 July 2009� North Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Online Family Tree named Martin-Barnes Family tree, by bettyaboop48, accessed 8/16/2017 at https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/4314195/…
James Doyle1
Mary Walsh b. s 1865
Marriage 19 January 1893� Placentia, Newfoundland, Canada; "James Doyle to Mary Walsh. Witnesses: William Walsh and Bridget Broady."; Bride=Mary Walsh, Witness=William Walsh1�
Marriage 19 January 1893� Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; "James Doyle to Mary Walsh. Witnesses: William Walsh and Bridget Broady."; Bride=Mary Walsh, Witness=William Walsh1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Church Records, 1793-1945," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-81SP-R77 : 22 May 2014), Placentia > Catholic Sacred Heart > image 14 of 21; Catholic Church and Church of England parishes, Newfoundland. Marriage Record for James Doyle and Mary Walsh, 19 January 1893.
Joseph Doyle1
Mary Louise Bindon b. 9 Nov 1930
Marriage � Principal=Mary Louise Bindon1�
Margaret Doyle1
Thomas Holden b. s 1810
Marriage � Groom=Thomas Holden1�
Catherine Holden1
Married Name � Holden1�
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, L'Ancienne-Lorette, Notre-Dame-de-L'Annonciation. Baptism of Catherine Holden, 4 October 1840.
Patrick Veale b. s 1820
Marriage � Principal=Patrick Veale1�
Patrick Veale2 (21 Jun 1844 - )
Ellen Veale1 (15 Jun 1845 - )
John Veale3 (3 Jun 1847 - )
Name Variation � Vail�
Married Name � Veale1�
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Ann Drake1
(22 February 1846 - 23 August 1930)
Isaac W. Penney b. 6 Jun 1846, d. 23 Apr 1913
Marriage circa 1874� Principal=Isaac W. Penney1,2�
Joseph Penney5
Owen Joseph Penney6 (16 Jan 1876 - )
Mary Anne Penney7 (18 Dec 1878 - )
Agnes Mary Penny+8 (17 May 1880 - 4 Jan 1974)
Margaret Penney1 (13 Nov 1883 - )
Louisa Penney9 (5 Jun 1884 - )
Birth 22 February 1846� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name circa 1874� Penney1�
Residence 1910� 38 Mt. Ida Road, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Principal=Isaac W. Penney2�
Death 23 August 1930� 55 Strandway, Wollaston Neighborhood in Quincy, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States3�
Burial 26 August 1930� New Calvary Cemetery, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States4
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Newfoundland, Church Records, 1793-1899. Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St Johns; Newfoundland, Canada. aptism, Marriage, Index; Bay Bulls, Ferryland, Fortune Bay District; 1837-1899. Church record of baptism of Margaret Penny, 29 December 1883, St. Jacques, Newfoundland, Canada.
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Original data:Miscellaneous delayed birth registrations for Newfoundland, 1840-1915 (boxes 1-34), Newfoundland. Registrar of Vital Statistics; Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador, Newfoundland. Birth of Mary Anne Penny, 18 December 1878.
Original data:Miscellaneous delayed birth registrations for Newfoundland, 1840-1915 (boxes 1-34), Newfoundland. Registrar of Vital Statistics; Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador, Newfoundland. Birth of Agnes Mary Penny, 17 May 1880.
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James Joseph Brushett b. c 1902
Marriage � Principal=James Joseph Brushett1�
Married Name � Brushett1�
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Q: Not saving data to the excel using maatweb using laravel This is my first time using Maatweb/Excel in Laravel 7
The excel file is downloaded but it is empty.
I dont know what is wrong with this. Maybe some one can help me.
Here is my code AdsExport.php:
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\Exports;

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\Exportable;
use Maatwebsite\Excel\Concerns\WithHeadings;

class AdsExport implements  WithHeadings
{
    /**
     * @return \Illuminate\Support\Collection
     */

    use Exportable;

    private $dateFrom;
    private $dateTo;

    public function __construct(string $dateFrom, string $dateTo)
    {
        $this->dateFrom = $dateFrom;
        $this->dateTo = $dateTo;
    }

    public function headings(): array
    {
        return ['View', 'Clicks', 'URL', 'Company Name', 'Ad Title'];
    }

    public function query()
    {
        return DB::table('ads_management')
             ->select(DB::raw('select COUNT(ad_views.id) as count_views from ad_views left join
             ads_management on ads_management.id = view_ads.ads_id where ad_views.created_by between ? and ?'),
             DB::raw('select COUNT(ad_clicks.id) as count_clicks from ad_clicks left join
             ads_management on ads_management.id = view_clicks.ads_id where ad_clicks.created_by between ? and ?'), 'ad_link', 'company_name', 'title')
             ->setBindings([$this->dateFrom, $this->dateTo, $this->dateFrom, $this->dateTo])
             ->get();
    }
}

Thanks in advance

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Meet the 310-pound high school quarterback who feels like Lamar Jackson
Joseph Salvador
As a middle school kid playing Pop Warner football, Howard Brown was two pounds from exceeding the 135-pound weight limit. But he could play and even carry the ball as a runner — something that had been forbidden in the past because of his size.
Brown quickly became the most physical runner in the league, with his fellow sixth graders petrified to make an open field tackle against him. Parents and opposing coaches began to complain about his violent runs and it came to a boiling point.
Brown took the opening kickoff of a midseason game and broke five tackles to score a touchdown. Fed up with his dominance, the opposing coach and players' parents insisted that he no longer be able to carry the ball.
With his team under pressure to forfeit, Brown volunteered to play linebacker and showed he could do damage without the ball.
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In the same game, Brown hit one player so hard that he couldn't get up, and the player's mother had to drive onto the field and load him into the back of her car to take him to the hospital, according to Brown, his mother and his coach.
"I'm a dog," Brown told USA TODAY Sports. "I'm not here to play no games with y'all."
Even though Brown was under the weight limit, he was forbidden to carry the ball for the rest of the season, and a sticker was placed on his helmet to make sure referees knew that he wasn't allowed to advance the ball on fumbles or interceptions as well.
Brown's mother, Tameka Cobbins, even remembered a Pop Warner game where the opposing team had to forfeit in the third quarter because Brown had injured so many of its players. She said the referee called Brown a "football bully."
"He was just that strong. He didn't do it intentionally," Cobbins said. "He was doing what he was supposed to do: tackle."
Bryant Jackson, Brown's Pop Warner coach, said that there was nothing dirty about Brown's style of play. But he did say that he was one of the most aggressive sixth graders he had ever coached.
"He plays football aggressive, but he's not an aggressive person," Jackson said. "He's one of the nicest kids you'll ever meet."
Now a high school senior, not much has changed since for Brown — except he has grown to be 6-2 and 310 pounds. And even though he may still have a size advantage, Brown is back carrying the ball, this time as quarterback for Lincoln College Preparatory Academy in Kansas City, Missouri.
Brown has put together an impressive highlight reel of defenders bouncing off of him, but coach William Lowe is hesitant to talk about it because he believes it gives people the wrong idea of what kind of player Brown is.
"I don't want people to think he's like a gimmick at quarterback, and that's why I didn't like some of the highlights," Lowe said.
Brown, with more than 3,000 yards passing in his high school career, impressed Lowe with his arm strength back in eighth grade.
Cobbins worked at an elementary school where she met Lowe while he was enrolling his kids one summer. Once hearing Lowe was a football coach, she called her son — who volunteered there — to the office to meet his future coach.
Lowe recalled that Brown was about 6-feet tall and 200 pounds at the time and figured he'd play linebacker, fullback or tight end — a notion Cobbins quickly dismissed.
She instructed her only son to show Lowe some videos of him throwing the ball. Lowe saw Brown throwing passes 50 to 60 yards and with good mechanics.
"We can work with that," Lowe said.
Lincoln College Prep's offensive coordinator Donnell Fletcher met Howard as a freshman and remembers their first workout together. Fletcher had a wide receiver run a deep route to test Brown's arm, and it was the first time this receiver didn't have to slow down because the ball was under-thrown.
"He doesn't even put his hands on the threads of the football," Fletcher recalled. "I was like, 'He doesn't even know how to throw it yet,' I think we got something."
Although his skills under center are undeniable, Brown has been recruited primarily as a defensive tackle and has committed to Iowa State to play on the defensive line. Lowe said Brown was recruited solely on physical prowess because there was virtually no film of him playing defense up to his commitment his junior year.
Brown estimates that he had five clips at nose tackle for Iowa State to look at. That's all the Cyclones needed, and Brown doesn't mind the transition.
"I feel like the money is at d-line, especially with my body type," Brown said. "I'm a team player, wherever they need me, that's where I'm going to be."
Besides the coaching staff, Brown said that he chose Iowa State for its location as well. Jack Trice Stadium is about 228 miles from Lincoln and it was important that his family be able to drive to see his games.
Lowe knows family is important to Brown and estimates 40-50 of his family members come to Lincoln's home games to cheer him on. Brown wasn't so sure about that number, though.
"To be honest, I don't even think that's enough," Brown said.
Brown has a close-knit and large family in his corner, but the dynamic of him being a role model to even his older cousins has weighed on him, he admitted. Ultimately, he wants to succeed for those who look up to him.
"It's pretty stressful, but I know it'll all play off in the end and I just want my little cousins and younger family members to know you can do it," Brown said. "I want to shed the light."
His light is brighter than any other player on a 7-2 Lincoln College Prep team that sports four Division I commits. These commits are the pride of Kansas City, but even they don't want anything to do with tackling Brown.
Marcus Bass, who is committed to Army, often prefers just getting out of Brown's way when scrimmaging, but he recalled a play where he tried to make a tackle on the left sideline when Brown was rushing.
"My whole right arm went numb for about five minutes," Bass said. "I didn't even want to tackle him anymore after that, but the coaches told me to tackle him and I was just like 'Wow I really have to tackle a 300-pound dude running full speed at me .. .with bad intentions.'"
Brown has always fantasized of running over defenders as a ball carrier and is surely enjoying his last open-field runs as the district championship game against Grandview on Friday quickly approaches.
"If you could hear from any big fella out here, it's a dream to run the ball," Brown said. "I just feel like Lamar Jackson."
Just like that day in pop warner, Brown has transitioned from ball carrier to brick wall for the good of his team, this time for the Cyclones. The Kansas City self-proclaimed dog might just leave a similar legacy in Ames, Iowa, once it's all said and done.
Hopefully the Cyclones' opponents will have a medical staff ready to go when they travel to Jack Trice Stadium.

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Q: Updating a Salesforce object directly from a SQL server Stored Procedure I want to update a Salesforce Object from a Stored Procedure inside Microsoft SQL Server. Is this possible?
I have use case that will get data from 'X' database .From 'X' db SQL server  will get  data into raw table and it will apply some business rules and stores the data into localtable.
Now by using these local user table i need to compare with data in the Salesforce user object. if there is any change of data in user object then i need to update in salesforce. this should be done only to active users.
for this purpose i need to construct a staging table in sql and by using this staging table in sql i need to update in salesforce.
my approach is i need to create a view and should get all columns from local user table and then by using this view i need to create a stored proc and then staging table . from staging table i need to use update stored proc . so it will updated in cloud.
please let me know whether it is correct or not or any suggestions plz
let me know any links where i can find some pseudo code

A: It is technically possible to update Salesforce directly from a SQL Server stored procedure, however I'd highly discourage you from trying! It is not the way Stored Procedures should be used.
If you really want to do this, then you check this question about called a web service from SQL Server: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33449/can-you-call-a-webservice-from-tsql-code . In theory you can call a Salesforce 'Update' REST method from the Stored Procedure.
To achieve your scenario I would rather use Salesforce Data Loader to run updates every night directly from your SQL Server table.


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By The Marvel Movie Maniac
Release Date: May 3rd, 2013
Tony Stark is suffering from what can arguably be considered PTDS after the events in New York involving a barely aborted alien invasion and his near death. His relationship with the love of his life, and CEO of Stark Industries, Pepper Potts is on the rocks and the "man in a can" (as Tony refers to himself) is faced with demons of his own creation that have come back to haunt him in the form of The Mandarin and a weaponized version of a potentially life saving technology that he flippantly passed on being a part of 13 years ago...Extremis.
Taking its cues from some of the best Marvel Comics superhero books written over the past five decades, Iron Man 3 is a fun (albeit a slightly darker-but not Dark Knight level dark) action flick infused with smart commentary on where the demons, on both personal and global levels, that plague our civilization come from in this age of constant "war on terror" and an often unregulated and villainously rabid for profit military industrial complex. Exploring the complexities of the individuals, industries, and companies at the heart of potentially life saving technologies that become more profitable when weaponized, the plot of Iron Man 3 might at first appear to be telling the same old stale, and slightly sermonizing, story. Enter Guy Pearce and Ben Kingsley as two of the most interesting and well flushed out villains this side of Tom Hiddleston's Loki. Things aren't exactly what they seem though, and the demons at our gates might just be ones that we passed upon inviting into the fold to our horrific detriment.
Okay, that might sound a little deep and slightly sermonizing in and of itself, but it is all true about the smartest entry into the Iron Man franchise of movies. The best Iron Man stories focus on the struggle against the aforementioned inner demons that plague all of us internally and externally. Robert Downey Jr knows a little about battles with inner demons and perhaps that's why he manages to bring Tony's personal, professional, and superheroic battles to such believable life. He isn't the only one to shine though. Both Kingsley and Pearce make up the best Iron Man villains/foils we've yet to see on the screen and are way more intricate and interesting than Mickey Rourke's Whiplash could have ever been. Rebecca Hall, as Extremis inventor Maya Hansen delivers a smart performance as a former one night stand of Tony's who seeks Tony's help with her current dilemma involving AIM (Pearce's own Stark Industries and long term Marvel Comics mainstay). Gweneth Paltrow even gets a little more screen time here as Pepper Potts, Tony's love and life line. Don Cheadle, as Tony's best friend and comrade in armor James Rhodey, is solid as ever as well.
Director Shane Black (directing only his second film) makes the jump from much heralded action flick screenwriter to much heralded action flick director. His unique editing and action sequences breath new life into the now bordering upon repetitive repulsor powered armor histronics that we've seen on display in three films already. This fourth appearance of Iron Man on screen almost feels like we're seeing the Red and Gold Avenger in action for the first time at points.
Putting aside the obligatory and way too drawn out final cliimactic battle scene, which has its moments though, Iron Man 3 is the kind of smart superhero movie making that we've come to expect from Marvel Studios that stays true to the progressive heart of the original stories that Stan Lee and Jack Kirby developed all those decades ago. If these films stay this good, then I say keep them coming. This Mighty Marvel Movie Maniac will keep lining up for them.
Iron Man 3's opening was the highest ever next to Marvel's Avengers. Downey Jr and company's film raked in $175.3 million. Marvel's Avengers grossed $207.4 million.


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School of Music Graduate in Last Night of the Proms
School of Music news Thursday 24 September 2020
On 12 September, Patrick Rimes performed in the Last Night of the Proms with his folk trio VRï, alongside the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Nicola Benedetti.
The BBC Proms is the world's largest and most famous classical music festival. Taking place primarily at the Royal Albert Hall every Summer, every concert is broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 and many are televised.
The Last Night of the Proms is one of the most high-profile events in the classical music calendar and has hosted some of the world's most famous artists, this year featuring former BBC Young Musician of the Year winner Nicola Benedetti. The folk trio appeared as part of a video linkup from the coast in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, performing the Welsh song Ar Lan y Môr with soprano Beth Celyn.
Patrick graduated from the School of Music in 2014 and conducted LUUMS Symphony Orchestra in his final year. After graduating Patrick started the trio VRï with fellow violinist Aneirin Jones and cellist Jordan Price Williams with the stated vision of blending Welsh folk music with other traditional musics from around Europe and maintaining the integrity and individuality of their fiddle styles within the ideals of a classical chamber ensemble.
In 2018 Patrick returned to the School of Music with the trio for an appearance in the University of Leeds International Concert Series.
Last Night of the Proms on BBC iPlayer (Patrick's performance is at 1 hour 21 minutes)
Patrick's Trio performing in the Concert Series at the University of Leeds (YouTube video)
VRï's website: https://www.vri.cymru/
Image: VRï play in the University of Leeds International Concert Series
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Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market
Home Healthcare And Pharmaceutical Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market
Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market, By Technology (Spectral-Domain OCT (SD-OCT) and Swept-Source OCT);ByDevice (Handheld OCT Devices, Tabletop OCT Devices, and Catheter-Based OCT Devices); By Application (Cardiology, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, and Oncology); By Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa); Trend Analysis, Competitive Market Share & Forecast, 2018-2026
Published Date: April 2021
Global optical coherence tomography market reached USD 1,110.9million in 2020 and is further projected to reach USD 1,865.6million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 9.3% during 2018-2026
A study, recently conducted by the strategic consulting and market research firm, BlueWeave Consulting, revealed that the global optical coherence tomography market reached USD 1,110.9million in 2020 and is further projected to reach USD 1,865.6million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 9.3% during 2018-2026 (forecast period). The overall demand is being boosted by the growing aging population combined with advancements in technology, such as the ability to imagine the in-depth structure of the eye, mucosal membranes, surface tissue, and vascular system. Furthermore, optical coherence tomography is advantageous in addressing a variety of major health issues, including non-melanoma skin cancer, cardiovascular diseases, age-rated macular disease, prostate cancer, and others, where a non-invasive, label-free, and in vivo imaging technique for diagnosing and monitoring is required.
Source: BlueWeave Consulting
Global Optical Coherence TomographyMarket Overview
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is a new technique that is used for high-resolution cross-sectional imaging. OCT imaging is similar to ultrasound imaging, but it uses light instead of sound. OCT can provide cross-sectional images of tissue structure on the micron scale in situ and in real-time. High-resolution intraluminal imaging of organ systems is possible using OCT in conjunction with catheters and endoscopes. OCT is a strong imaging technology for medical diagnostics because, unlike traditional histopathology, which involves the removal of a tissue specimen and processing for microscopic examination, OCT can provide images of tissue in situ and in real-time. Thus, it can be used as a type of optical biopsy,
OCT can be used where standard excisional biopsy is hazardous or impossible. It can be used to reduce sampling errors associated with excisional biopsy, as well as to guide interventional procedures. Based on technology, the global optical tomography market can be segmented into spectral-domain OCT (SD-OCT) and swept-source OCT. By device, it can be segmented into handheld OCT devices, tabletop OCT devices, and catheter-based OCT devices. By application, it can be grouped into cardiology, ophthalmology, dermatology, and oncology.
Global Optical Coherence TomographyMarket Forecast and Trends
Driver: Multipurpose Application of OCT in Medical Field
OCT's use is no longer restricted to eye disorders. It has been adopted in other applications as well, as a result of growing technological advances in this area.OCT's top applications are oncology, cardiology, dermatology, ophthalmology, and others. Based on the coherence of light, OCT is a method of obtaining tomographic images of a human organ. OCT is an optical analog of intravascular ultrasound (IVUS), which is used to investigate the coronary arteries in cardiology. Coronary vasculature and, coronary graft assessment are the most common applications in cardiovascular medicine right now. Transplant vasculopathy, pulmonary hypertension, and the evaluation of radial arteries as grafts are among the other areas of study.
According to the WHO, cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death globally. More people die annually from CVDs than from any other cause. In 2016, 17.9 million people were estimated to have died as a result of cardiovascular disease (CVD) representing 31% of all global deaths. Of these deaths, 85% are due to heart attack and stroke. Three-quarters of CVD deaths are reported from low and middle-income countries. Therefore, the adoption of OCT in different applications in the medical field like cardiology, dermatology, ophthalmology, oncology, and others likely to drive the market growth of OCT.In addition, the rising need for non-invasive, label-free, in vivo imaging methods for diagnosing and monitoring various pathologies is fueling the demand for OCT. This demand is especially strong in developing economies like China and India.
Driver: Increase in the Number of Patients with Eye Disease
The market is also witnessing increased demand for OCT due to the increasing occurrence of eyesight disorders, such as hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia. Besides, Vitamin A deficiency and accident cases are rising profusely over the past few years. The OCT is an excellent way to visualize the different layers of the retina and optic nerve in a living eye. Before these incredible technologies were discovered, we were only able to see the view of an eye with tissue sections after the death of the patient or if the eye was removed.
According to a report released by the WHO in October 2020, a minimum of one billion people have a near or distance vision impairment across the globe. These 1 billion people consist of those with acute or moderate distance vision impairment or blindness caused by unaddressed refraction error (123.7 million), glaucoma (6.9 million), cataract (65.2 million), diabetic retinopathy (3 million), trachoma (2 million), corneal opacities (4.2 million), as well as near vision impairment caused by unaddressed presbyopia (826 million). The rising occurrence of myopia, diabetic retinopathy, and increased spending on OCT for detection as a remedial measure for refractive errors, are likely to drive the OCT market's progress in the coming times.
Restraint: Unfavorable Medical Reimbursement Schemes
Several countries attempted to enact mandatory health insurance in the early 20thcentury, but all of their attempts failed due to a lack of public backing. Physicians were against the insurance because they felt it would limit their earning potential. Pharmacists were against it because they believed it would hurt their business. Commercial insurance companies opposed medical reimbursement schemes because a majority of proposed legislation included exclusions for companies that carried burial insurance. At the time, it was a substantial part of the insurance company's business portfolio.
Many companies claimed that having no signature from a physician, having late or forged signatures, or approving fewer hours of treatment than claimed for patients for which the company requested reimbursement resulted in fraud and unethical business practices, which hindered the market growth of OCT. As a result, the demand for OCTs is being hampered by unfavorable medical reimbursement policies.
Impact of COVID-19 on Global Optical Coherence TomographyMarket
The global optical coherence tomography market saw a significant decrease in demand as a result of COVID-19 in the year 2020. The pandemic had a significant impact on the industry's regulatory parameters. As soon as the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) as a pandemic, countries across the globe were compelled to enforce nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus. Due to restrictions and lockdowns, market suppliers initially faced difficulties in supplying their goods to end-users. As a result, optical coherence tomography was not being delivered to its full potential. However, this trend waned during the post-COVID era and the market began to expand, ultimately leading to surplus demand.
The demand for OCT technology increased owing to its effectiveness in the diagnosis of diseases in emergency conditions. In addition to this, according to some studies, patients who recovered completely from the COVID-19 virus experienced some vision problems. Studies found that patients had alterations in the retinal microvasculature. The rise in such complications fueled the demand for OCT technologies, which resulted in a boom in the market. The screening systems including Ophthalmology, Cardiology, and intravascular applications, had experienced better growth results in comparison to their counterparts like dentistry and oncology (image screening for cancer diagnostics).
Global Optical Coherence TomographyMarket- By Technology
Based on technology, the global optical coherence tomography market is categorized into Spectral-Domain OCT (SD-OCT) and Swept-Source OCT. SD-OCT is an interferometric technique that uses spectral analysis of the interference fringe pattern to provide depth-resolved tissue structure information encoded in the magnitude and delay of back-scattered light. Swept Source optical coherence tomography (OCT) is the most recent advancement in retinal and choroidal imaging. In Swept-Source OCT, the interference patterns are subjected to a process known as Fourier transformation in this technology, which allows for simultaneous measurement of all light echoes.
Spectral-Domain OCT Segment is leading the market with a valuation of over USD 690million in 2020.Recent hybridization of OCT with angiography forming the OCT angiography devices are gaining popularity in the medical field which finds application in cardiovascular conditions. For instance, Optovue, Leica Microsystems, and companies such as IBM are developing OCT angiography devices incorporated into analytics to provide a complete quantitative picture of the scans, thereby promoting better diagnosis.
Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market- By Device
Based on devices, the global optical coherence tomography market is segmented into handheld OCT devices, tabletop OCT devices, and catheter-based OCT devices. Handheld OCT devices used for early detection of some eye diseases may be as simple as scanning a bar code. Tabletop OCT devices work for distances of about 25 mm. Additionally, the patient must be immobilized with a chinrest while using tabletop OCT. These systems require upright and cooperative patients who can fixate for seconds at a time with extensive instrumentation close to their face in order to obtain high-quality OCT images.
Catheter-based optical coherence tomography uses intravascular imaging technology that uses low-coherence light interferometry and near-infrared light to capture high-resolution 2-D and 3-D image reconstructions of coronary arteries. During the forecast period, handheld OCT devices held 33.24% of the optical coherence market in 2020. Factors such as high product perforation in markets across the developed regions such as the U.S, UK, Germany, and Brazil, have been driving the growth of the segment. Additionally, the Tabletop segment is leading the market with a valuation of USD 563.6 Million in 2020.
Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market- By Application
Based on application, the global optical coherence tomography market is segmented into cardiology, ophthalmology, dermatology, and oncology. Cardiology is the study and treatment of heart and blood vessel disease. Ophthalmology is a medical and surgical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. Dermatology is a branch of medicine that focuses on skin conditions and diseases. It is concerned with the study, research, and diagnosis of normal and abnormal skin. Oncology, on the other hand, is a medical specialty that focuses on the detection and treatment of cancer.
Due to rising incidences of retinal and choroidal disorders, the demand for ophthalmology is expected to rise in the future. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 2.2 billion people worldwide had visual impairments in 2019, with 1 billion of them preventable. This is leading to an ophthalmologist using optical coherence tomography for screening and diagnosing purposes. The advent of higher-performing instruments, as well as multiple advantages of optical coherence tomography, such as accuracy and ease of use, have made it more appealing to use in ophthalmology, boosting the segment's development.
Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market- By Region
Based on region, the optical coherence tomography market has been segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East & Africa. Due to the aging population, increased R&D spending, and adoption of new products in the United States, North America is projected to hold a significant market share in the global optical coherence tomography market. Furthermore, hospital expansion, growing healthcare spending, and the presence of well-established healthcare infrastructure are all contributing to the overall market's growth in all regions.
The OCT the market is consolidated with the presence of prominent players such as Carl Zeiss AG, Alcon, Topcon Corporation, Heidelberg Engineering, Optovue, Abbott Laboratories, Terumo Corporation, B. Braun Melsungen AG, and other prominent players. Among the main strategies adopted by these players for gaining a competitive advantage are investments in R&D, partnerships with other market participants, and mergers & acquisitions. For example, Carl Zeiss presents its new solution enhancements to help doctors maximize clinical efficiency and improve patient care ranging from assessment, and diagnosis, to treatment. The latest digital solutions from Carl Zeiss are simple to set up, simple to use, and provide amazing insights across the full spectrum of care.
In March 2020, Alcon announced that Vivity, the availability of the first presbyopia-correcting intraocular lens with X-WAVE technology, in Europe.
In March2020, ZEISS completed its acquisition of Saxonia Systems AG, a pioneer in bespoke software solutions. The fully acquired company, which is now known as Carl Zeiss Digital Innovation will continue to support the ZEISS segments' digital projects and will play a leading role in innovation. It will also keep doing business with non-ZEISS customers. Using new technologies is an integral part of ZEISS's long-term growth strategy.
Scope of Report
Years considered
Historical data- 2018-2020
Base Year- 2021
Forecast- 2021-2026
Facts covered
Revenue in USD Million
United States, Canada, South America, Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Spain, Rest of Western Europe, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, Rest of APAC, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar and Rest of MEA.
Product/ Service segmentation
By Technology, By Device, By Application, By Region
Alcon Vision LLC , Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Terumo Corporation, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Michelson Diagnostics, Optovue, Abbott Laboratories, Topcon Corporation, Nidek Co. Ltd., B. Braun, Boston Scientific Corporation, Heidelberg Engineering GmbH, Novacam Technologies, Inc, OPTOPOL Technology Sp. z o.o.and other prominent players.
Ø Spectral-Domain OCT (SD-OCT)
Ø Swept-Source OCT
Ø Handheld OCT Devices
Ø Tabletop OCT Devices
Ø Catheter Based OCT Devices
Ø Cardiology
Ø Ophthalmology
Ø Dermatology
Ø Oncology
Ø North America
Ø Europe
Ø The Asia-Pacific
Ø Latin America
Ø The Middle East and Africa
1. What is the current size of the global optical coherence tomography market?
Answer: The global optical coherence tomographymarket has reached USD 1,110 Million in 2020.
2. What are the major factors driving the growth of the global optical coherence tomography market?
Answer: The major factor propelling the growth of the global optical coherence tomography market is technical innovations.
3. Who are the key players in the global optical coherence tomography market?
Answer: The key players in the global optical coherence tomographymarket include: Alcon Vision LLC,Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Terumo Corporation, Koninklijke Philips N.V., Michelson Diagnostics, Optovue, Abbott Laboratories, Topcon Corporation, Nidek Co. Ltd., B. Braun, Boston Scientific Corporation, Heidelberg Engineering GmbH, Novacam Technologies, Inc, OPTOPOL Technology Sp. z o.o., and other prominent players.
4. Which technology accounted for the largest share in the global optical coherence tomography market?
Answer: Spectral-Domain OCTaccounted for the largest share in the global optical coherence tomography market.
5. Which device is dominating the global optical coherence tomography market?
Answer: Handheld OCT Devices dominating the global optical coherence tomography market.
1. Research Framework
1.1. Research Objective
1.2. Product Overview
2.1. Qualitative Research
2.1.1. Primary & Secondary Research
2.2. Quantitative Research
2.3. Market Breakdown & Data Triangulation
2.3.1. Primary &Secondary Research Application
2.4. Breakdown of Primary Research Respondents, By Region
2.5. Assumption & Limitation
4. Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Insights
4.1. DROC Analysis
4.3. Restraints
4.4. Opportunities
4.6. Macro Economics Indicator
5. Market Impact Analysis
5.1.2. Bargaining Power of Buyers
5.1.5. Intensity of Rivalry
5.2. Value Chain
5.3. Demand & Supply: Gap Analysis
6. Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Overview
6.1. Market Size & Forecast by Value, 2018-2026
6.1.1. By Value (USD Million)
6.2.1. By Technology
6.2.1.1. Spectral-Domain OCT (SD-OCT)
6.2.1.2. Swept-Source OCT
6.2.2. By Device
6.2.2.1. Handheld OCT Devices
6.2.2.2. Table Top OCT Devices
6.2.2.3. Catheter Based OCT Devices
6.2.3.1. Cardiology
6.2.3.2. Ophthalmology
6.2.3.3. Dermatology
6.2.3.4. Oncology
6.2.4.1. North America
6.2.4.2. Europe
6.2.4.3. AsiaPacific
6.2.4.4. Latin America
6.2.4.5. Middle East and Africa
7. America Optical Coherence Tomography Market
7.2.4.1. United States
7.2.4.3. South America
8. Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market
8.2.4.3. U.K.
8.2.4.6. Rest of Western Europe
9. Asia PacificOptical Coherence Tomography Market
9.2.4.4. South Korea
9.2.4.5. Australia
9.2.4.6. Rest of APAC
10. Middle East & AfricaOptical Coherence Tomography Market
10.1. Market Size & Forecast by Value, 2018-2026
10.1.1. By Value (USD Million)
10.2.1. By Technology
10.2.2. By Device
10.2.4.1. UAE
10.2.4.2. Saudi Arabia
10.2.4.3. Oman
10.2.4.4. Kuwait
10.2.4.5. Qatar
10.2.4.6. Rest of MEA
11.1. Company Market Share Analysis, 2020
11.2. Competitive Benchmarking, By Operating Parameters
12. Impact of Covid-19 across Industry
13. Company Profile (Company Overview, Financial Matrix, Key Product landscape, Key Personnel, Key Competitors, Contact Address, and Strategic Outlook) *
13.1. Alcon Vision LLC
13.2. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
13.3. Terumo Corporation
13.4. Koninklijke Philips N.V.
13.5. Michelson Diagnostics
13.6. Optovue
13.7. Abbott Laboratories
13.8. Topcon Corporation
13.9. Nidek Co. Ltd.
13.10. B. Braun
13.11. Boston Scientific Corporation
13.12. Heidelberg Engineering GmbH
13.13. Novacam Technologies, Inc
13.14. OPTOPOL Technology Sp. z o.o.
*Financial details of unlisted companies will be available as per data availability in final deliverable
**The segmentation and the companies are subjected to modifications based on in-depth secondary for the final deliverable
Figure 1Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Segmentation
Figure 2Porters Five Forces Analysis
Figure 3Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Figure 4Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 5Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 6Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 7Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Region, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 8North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Figure 9North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 10North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 11North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 12North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Country, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 13Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Figure 14Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 15Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 16Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 17Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Country, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 18Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Figure 19Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 20Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 21Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 22Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Country, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 23Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Figure 24Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 25Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 26Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 27Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Country, By Value, 2018-2026
Figure 28Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market: Company Analysis, By Value, 2020
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Table 1Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 2Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 3Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 4Global Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size. By Region, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Table 5North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 6North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 7North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 8North America Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size. By Country, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Table 9Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 10Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 11Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 12Europe Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size. By Country, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Table 13Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 14Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 15Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 16Asia Pacific Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size. By Country, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
Table 17Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Technology, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 18Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size (USD Million), By Device, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 19Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Share (%), By Application, By Value, 2018-2026
Table 20Middle East & Africa Optical Coherence Tomography Market Size. By Country, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2026
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Table 40Boston Scientific Corporation Financial Analysis
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Q: Realizar transformer a una coleccion hidratada con un modelo en laravel Estoy teniendo un problema al realizar
public function index()
    {
        $usuarios=User::paginate(5)->toArray();
        $convert=User::hydrate($usuarios);

         return $this->showAll($convert);
    }

Es necesario que realice la conversión ya que estoy utilizando un el paquete de laravel-fractal.
Este es mi codigo en mi trait para realizar al transformer de los datos
 protected function showAll(Collection $collection, $code=200)
    {
        if ($collection->isEmpty()) {
            return $this->successResponse(['data' => $collection], $code);
        }
      $transformer = $collection->first()->transformer;
      $collection = $this->transformData($collection,$transformer);
      return $this->successResponse($collection,$code);
    }

Bueno resulta que este no puede hacerme el transformer ya que lo realiza sobre datos nulos (cabe resaltar que si no utilizo el paginate() y solo hago una consulta all() al modelo, este transformer funciona de maravilla).
Haciendo un var_dump() en mi collection utilizando paginate() e hydrate() (adjunto solo una parte, mas abajo se obtienen otros array con los link de paginas) obtengo lo siguiente:
object(Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection)#1287 (1) {
  ["items":protected]=>
  array(12) {
    ["current_page"]=>
    object(App\User)#1295 (31) {
      ["transformer"]=>
      string(32) "App\Transformers\UserTransformer"
      ["table":protected]=>
      string(5) "users"
      ["dates":protected]=>
      array(2) {
        [0]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
        [1]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
      }
      ["fillable":protected]=>
      array(6) {
        [0]=>
        string(4) "name"
        [1]=>
        string(5) "email"
        [2]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [3]=>
        string(8) "verified"
        [4]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
        [5]=>
        string(5) "admin"
      }
      ["hidden":protected]=>
      array(3) {
        [0]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [1]=>
        string(14) "remember_token"
        [2]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
      }
      ["casts":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(8) "datetime"
      }
      ["connection":protected]=>
      string(5) "mysql"
      ["primaryKey":protected]=>
      string(2) "id"
      ["keyType":protected]=>
      string(3) "int"
      ["incrementing"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["with":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["withCount":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["perPage":protected]=>
      int(15)
      ["exists"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["wasRecentlyCreated"]=>
      bool(false)
      ["attributes":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        [0]=>
        int(1)
      }
      ["original":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        [0]=>
        int(1)
      }
      ["changes":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["classCastCache":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["dateFormat":protected]=>
      NULL
      ["appends":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["dispatchesEvents":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["observables":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["relations":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["touches":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["timestamps"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["visible":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["guarded":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        [0]=>
        string(1) "*"
      }
      ["rememberTokenName":protected]=>
      string(14) "remember_token"
      ["accessToken":protected]=>
      NULL
      ["forceDeleting":protected]=>
      bool(false)
    }
    ["data"]=>
    object(App\User)#1308 (31) {
      ["transformer"]=>
      string(32) "App\Transformers\UserTransformer"
      ["table":protected]=>
      string(5) "users"
      ["dates":protected]=>
      array(2) {
        [0]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
        [1]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
      }
      ["fillable":protected]=>
      array(6) {
        [0]=>
        string(4) "name"
        [1]=>
        string(5) "email"
        [2]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [3]=>
        string(8) "verified"
        [4]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
        [5]=>
        string(5) "admin"
      }
      ["hidden":protected]=>
      array(3) {
        [0]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [1]=>
        string(14) "remember_token"
        [2]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
      }
      ["casts":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(8) "datetime"
      }
      ["connection":protected]=>
      string(5) "mysql"
      ["primaryKey":protected]=>
      string(2) "id"
      ["keyType":protected]=>
      string(3) "int"
      ["incrementing"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["with":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["withCount":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["perPage":protected]=>
      int(15)
      ["exists"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["wasRecentlyCreated"]=>
      bool(false)
      ["attributes":protected]=>
      array(5) {
        [0]=>
        array(9) {
          ["id"]=>
          int(1)
          ["name"]=>
          string(18) "Mr. Arlo Brown Iii"
          ["email"]=>
          string(21) "johnson57@example.org"
          ["email_verified_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["verified"]=>
          string(1) "2"
          ["admin"]=>
          string(5) "false"
          ["created_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["updated_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["deleted_at"]=>
          NULL
        }
        [1]=>
        array(9) {
          ["id"]=>
          int(2)
          ["name"]=>
          string(11) "Junius Moen"
          ["email"]=>
          string(18) "mwelch@example.com"
          ["email_verified_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["verified"]=>
          string(1) "2"
          ["admin"]=>
          string(4) "true"
          ["created_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["updated_at"]=>
          string(27) "2020-08-03T20:43:43.000000Z"
          ["deleted_at"]=>
          NULL
        }

Haciendo un var_dump() solo con all() y sin hydrate() obtengo lo siguiente (solo adjunto una parte):
object(Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection)#1317 (1) {
  ["items":protected]=>
  array(10) {
    [0]=>
    object(App\User)#1318 (31) {
      ["transformer"]=>
      string(32) "App\Transformers\UserTransformer"
      ["table":protected]=>
      string(5) "users"
      ["dates":protected]=>
      array(2) {
        [0]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
        [1]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
      }
      ["fillable":protected]=>
      array(6) {
        [0]=>
        string(4) "name"
        [1]=>
        string(5) "email"
        [2]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [3]=>
        string(8) "verified"
        [4]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
        [5]=>
        string(5) "admin"
      }
      ["hidden":protected]=>
      array(3) {
        [0]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [1]=>
        string(14) "remember_token"
        [2]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
      }
      ["casts":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(8) "datetime"
      }
      ["connection":protected]=>
      string(5) "mysql"
      ["primaryKey":protected]=>
      string(2) "id"
      ["keyType":protected]=>
      string(3) "int"
      ["incrementing"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["with":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["withCount":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["perPage":protected]=>
      int(15)
      ["exists"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["wasRecentlyCreated"]=>
      bool(false)
      ["attributes":protected]=>
      array(12) {
        ["id"]=>
        int(1)
        ["name"]=>
        string(18) "mr. arlo brown iii"
        ["email"]=>
        string(21) "johnson57@example.org"
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["password"]=>
        string(60) "$2y$10$92IXUNpkjO0rOQ5byMi.Ye4oKoEa3Ro9llC/.og/at2.uheWG/igi"
        ["remember_token"]=>
        string(10) "rUVsnHChjH"
        ["verified"]=>
        string(1) "2"
        ["verification_token"]=>
        string(40) "NcApGcxWCQORXP62tQeznniXjEBXRWeRMBK7aBWP"
        ["admin"]=>
        string(5) "false"
        ["created_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["updated_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["deleted_at"]=>
        NULL
      }
      ["original":protected]=>
      array(12) {
        ["id"]=>
        int(1)
        ["name"]=>
        string(18) "mr. arlo brown iii"
        ["email"]=>
        string(21) "johnson57@example.org"
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["password"]=>
        string(60) "$2y$10$92IXUNpkjO0rOQ5byMi.Ye4oKoEa3Ro9llC/.og/at2.uheWG/igi"
        ["remember_token"]=>
        string(10) "rUVsnHChjH"
        ["verified"]=>
        string(1) "2"
        ["verification_token"]=>
        string(40) "NcApGcxWCQORXP62tQeznniXjEBXRWeRMBK7aBWP"
        ["admin"]=>
        string(5) "false"
        ["created_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["updated_at"]=>
        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["deleted_at"]=>
        NULL
      }
      ["changes":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["classCastCache":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["dateFormat":protected]=>
      NULL
      ["appends":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["dispatchesEvents":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["observables":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["relations":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["touches":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["timestamps"]=>
      bool(true)
      ["visible":protected]=>
      array(0) {
      }
      ["guarded":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        [0]=>
        string(1) "*"
      }
      ["rememberTokenName":protected]=>
      string(14) "remember_token"
      ["accessToken":protected]=>
      NULL
      ["forceDeleting":protected]=>
      bool(false)
    }
    [1]=>
    object(App\User)#1319 (31) {
      ["transformer"]=>
      string(32) "App\Transformers\UserTransformer"
      ["table":protected]=>
      string(5) "users"
      ["dates":protected]=>
      array(2) {
        [0]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
        [1]=>
        string(10) "deleted_at"
      }
      ["fillable":protected]=>
      array(6) {
        [0]=>
        string(4) "name"
        [1]=>
        string(5) "email"
        [2]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [3]=>
        string(8) "verified"
        [4]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
        [5]=>
        string(5) "admin"
      }
      ["hidden":protected]=>
      array(3) {
        [0]=>
        string(8) "password"
        [1]=>
        string(14) "remember_token"
        [2]=>
        string(18) "verification_token"
      }
      ["casts":protected]=>
      array(1) {
        ["email_verified_at"]=>
        string(8) "datetime"
      }
      ["connection":protected]=>
      string(5) "mysql"
      ["primaryKey":protected]=>
      string(2) "id"
      ["keyType":protected]=>
      string(3) "int"
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        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
        ["password"]=>
        string(60) "$2y$10$92IXUNpkjO0rOQ5byMi.Ye4oKoEa3Ro9llC/.og/at2.uheWG/igi"
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        string(10) "UU3c9HnxfC"
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        string(19) "2020-08-03 20:43:43"
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Al hacer un var_dump() en ambos casos sobre la coleccion->first()->tranformer, cuando lo aplico sobre el modelo paginado me arroja el objeto pero vacido, en cambio, cuando lo aplico sobre el modelo obteniendo todos los datos, me muestra efectivamente todos los objetos de tipo user, cabe resaltar que la coleccion paginada tiene un array data mientras que la que obtiene todos los datos no.
Ya intente con collection->get('data')->transformer pero no me deja hacer el transformer en este caso.
Que deberia hacer para poder acceder al data de la coleccion paginada para que esta si me la reconozca como tipo user?


When I think Rene Goscinny, I think Asterix. I never knew, for example, that he had also created a comic in the late-50s to mid-60s called Le petit Nicolas - but he did.
Although Goscinny did not draw these comics - they were drawn by another artist named Jean-Jacques Sempe - it was Goscinny's daughter, Anne, who found several hundred pages of Nicolas hidden away in her father's house. Until now, only five volumes have been released, so this discovery was quite a surprise, I am sure!
With Mr Sempé's blessing, Ms Goscinny and her husband set up a publishing house, called IMAV, to make a book out of the 80 rediscovered stories. The 600-page volume, "Histoires inédites du Petit Nicolas", has become an instant hit, selling 250,000 copies since its publication in October. On December 6th hundreds of people snaked around the Virgin Megastore building on the Champs-Elysées in Paris to have their book signed by Mr Sempé.
I always loved reading Asterix when I was younger. But Nicolas seems to be a completely different breed of story. It revolves around a young boy, his friend who eats too much, and a girl friend of his whose father "install telephones in peoples' houses"! Although no tome has been translated into English, I am sure it will happen soon, considering how successful the new collection has done in France!


Since the new governor's inauguration, we've heard nothing but spending plans. It took him all but one day in office to restore salary increases for state government directors without determining how much it will cost taxpayers.
It's ironic considering Gov. J.B. Pritzker has emphasized the need for a balanced state budget. He's effectively ignored the necessary reforms to do just that.
Without addressing Illinois' $133 billion of pension debt, the largest structural cost driver in Illinois, how does he expect the majority of his spending agenda to succeed?
By supporting changes to future benefits through a constitutional amendment, Pritzker could reduce pension debt while still protecting the benefits pensioners have already earned. In turn, he'd likely free up more funds to go toward his proposed agenda while staying accountable to balance the budget.
We, the taxpayers, simply can't carry any bigger burden if he doesn't.
If the governor is serious about balancing the budget, he should also consider adopting a spending cap. A constitutional amendment for a spending cap would provide a long-term solution to our ridiculously unbalanced budget by tying the growth of state government spending to the growth rate of Illinois' economy.
The spending cap has received bipartisan support in the past, carried by Democratic state Sen. Tom Cullerton of Villa Park. Supporting this type of legislation again would prove lawmakers care about their constituents – and finally provide us some relief.
We can only hope more lawmakers will follow Cullerton's lead, and that Pritzker will truly listen.


Miguel Garji is the a.k.a. used by Miguel Angel Garcia Jimenez in the music world. Behind this pseudonym exists a very quiet man, kind and gentle to his friends. Born in Madrid, but later adopted by Ibiza as their own, Miguel is a natural born happy guy. Miguel is ael is a true lover of the clubbing culture. He is in love with quality Deep House, filled with melodies and not too electronic, but he adapts his music to any venue or party, merging his favorite house subgenres. From chilled deep to the most energetic tech-house.
He has been nominated for many different electronic music awards during the last few years, but he reached the top when he won the Vicious Magazine award for the best electronic music show of the country in 2012. Since then, he has always been a finalist.
Nowadays, Miguel combines his exquisite music selections as resident DJ of Ibiza Global Radio with his work as a music producer next to his studio partner Javi Viana, offering his productions through well know labels such as DeepClass Records, Blue Dye or Alma Soul Music.
His sets have fostered the appreciation of the international music scene, always with a characteristic style, guided by a line exciting musical ear and he has been called to perform at some of the main music capitals of the world. If your passion is Deep House music too, Miguel Garji is your man.


Corné Krige, Ex Springbok Captain –made his debut for the Springboks as Captain in 1999 and they won 101-0 against Italy. He injured his knee and missed the World Cup in 1999. In 2002 he became Springbok Captain and led the team to the World Cup in 2003. Corne played a total of 39 tests for South Africa and Captain 18 times.
In 2000 and 2001, he was Captain of Western Province and they won the Currie Cup in both years. He played 73 matches for WP (Captain 24 times) & 63 matches for Stormers (Captain 52 times).
Corne' was Captain of Western Province under 13 Craven Week at 11, Captain of Western Province under 19 & SA Schools & Captain of South Africa under 19 that won the Junior World Cup France in 1994. He was Western Province under 21 Captain and led the team to an undefeated season. In 1997 he was selected for Springboks but injured his knee in the Currie Cup Final against Free State. In 1998 he toured with the Springboks in Britain.
Come and be inspired and learn valuable leadership lessons from Corne' to apply in your business and personal life.