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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License.

package com.azure.messaging.servicebus.implementation;

import com.azure.core.amqp.AmqpRetryMode;
import com.azure.core.amqp.AmqpRetryOptions;
import com.azure.core.amqp.implementation.AmqpConstants;
import com.azure.core.util.CoreUtils;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.ServiceBusTransactionContext;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.implementation.EntityHelper;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.implementation.models.RuleDescription;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.CorrelationRuleFilter;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.CreateRuleOptions;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.FalseRuleFilter;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.RuleAction;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.RuleFilter;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.RuleProperties;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.SqlRuleAction;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.SqlRuleFilter;
import com.azure.messaging.servicebus.administration.models.TrueRuleFilter;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.Binary;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.DescribedType;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.Symbol;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.messaging.Accepted;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.messaging.Modified;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.messaging.Outcome;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.messaging.Rejected;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.messaging.Released;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.transaction.TransactionalState;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.transport.DeliveryState;
import org.apache.qpid.proton.amqp.transport.ErrorCondition;

import java.net.URI;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.time.Duration;
import java.time.Instant;
import java.time.OffsetDateTime;
import java.time.ZoneId;
import java.time.ZoneOffset;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.UUID;
import static com.azure.messaging.servicebus.implementation.ServiceBusConstants.EPOCH_TICKS;
import static com.azure.messaging.servicebus.implementation.ServiceBusConstants.TICK_PER_SECOND;
import static com.azure.messaging.servicebus.implementation.ServiceBusConstants.TIME_LENGTH_DELTA;

/**
 * Contains helper methods for message conversions, reading status codes, and getting delivery state.
 */
public final class MessageUtils {
    static final UUID ZERO_LOCK_TOKEN = new UUID(0L, 0L);
    static final int LOCK_TOKEN_SIZE = 16;

    private static final Symbol DEAD_LETTER_OPERATION = Symbol.getSymbol(AmqpConstants.VENDOR + ":dead-letter");
    private static final String DEAD_LETTER_REASON = "DeadLetterReason";
    private static final String DEAD_LETTER_ERROR_DESCRIPTION = "DeadLetterErrorDescription";
    private static final long EPOCH_IN_DOT_NET_TICKS = 621355968000000000L;
    private static final int GUID_SIZE = 16;

    private MessageUtils() {
    }

    // Pass little less than client timeout to the server so client doesn't time out before server times out
    public static Duration adjustServerTimeout(Duration clientTimeout) {
        return clientTimeout.minusMillis(1000);
    }

    /**
     * Calculate the total time from the retry options assuming all retries are exhausted.
     */
    public static Duration getTotalTimeout(AmqpRetryOptions retryOptions) {
        long tryTimeout = retryOptions.getTryTimeout().toNanos();
        long maxDelay = retryOptions.getMaxDelay().toNanos();
        long totalTimeout = tryTimeout;  // The original attempt not counted as a retry
        if (retryOptions.getMode() == AmqpRetryMode.FIXED) {
            totalTimeout += (retryOptions.getDelay().toNanos() + tryTimeout) * retryOptions.getMaxRetries();
        } else {
            int multiplier = 1;
            for (int i = 0; i < retryOptions.getMaxRetries(); i++) {
                long retryDelay = retryOptions.getDelay().toNanos() * multiplier;
                if (retryDelay >= maxDelay) {
                    retryDelay = maxDelay;
                    totalTimeout += (tryTimeout + retryDelay) * (retryOptions.getMaxRetries() - i);
                    break;
                }
                multiplier *= 2;
                totalTimeout += tryTimeout + retryDelay;
            }
        }
        return Duration.ofNanos(totalTimeout);
    }
    /**
     * Converts a .NET GUID to its Java UUID representation.
     *
     * @param dotNetBytes .NET GUID to convert.
     *
     * @return the equivalent UUID.
     */
    static UUID convertDotNetBytesToUUID(byte[] dotNetBytes) {
        // First 4 bytes are in reverse order, 5th and 6th bytes are in reverse order,
        // 7th and 8th bytes are also in reverse order
        if (dotNetBytes == null || dotNetBytes.length != GUID_SIZE) {
            return ZERO_LOCK_TOKEN;
        }

        final byte[] reOrderedBytes = reorderBytes(dotNetBytes);

        final ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.wrap(reOrderedBytes);
        final long mostSignificantBits = buffer.getLong();
        final long leastSignificantBits = buffer.getLong();
        return new UUID(mostSignificantBits, leastSignificantBits);
    }

    /**
     * Converts a Java UUID to its byte[] representation.
     *
     * @param uuid UUID to convert to .NET bytes.
     *
     * @return The .NET byte representation.
     */
    static byte[] convertUUIDToDotNetBytes(UUID uuid) {
        if (uuid == null || uuid.equals(ZERO_LOCK_TOKEN)) {
            return new byte[GUID_SIZE];
        }

        ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(GUID_SIZE);
        buffer.putLong(uuid.getMostSignificantBits());
        buffer.putLong(uuid.getLeastSignificantBits());
        byte[] javaBytes = buffer.array();

        return reorderBytes(javaBytes);
    }

    /**
     * Gets the {@link OffsetDateTime} representation of .NET epoch ticks. .NET ticks are measured from 0001/01/01.
     * Java {@link OffsetDateTime} is measured from 1970/01/01.
     *
     * @param dotNetTicks long measured from 01/01/0001
     *
     * @return The instant represented by the ticks.
     */
    static OffsetDateTime convertDotNetTicksToOffsetDateTime(long dotNetTicks) {
        long ticksFromEpoch = dotNetTicks - EPOCH_IN_DOT_NET_TICKS;
        long millisecondsFromEpoch = Double.valueOf(ticksFromEpoch * 0.0001).longValue();
        long fractionTicks = ticksFromEpoch % 10000;

        return Instant.ofEpochMilli(millisecondsFromEpoch).plusNanos(fractionTicks * 100).atOffset(ZoneOffset.UTC);
    }

    /**
     * Given the disposition state, returns its associated delivery state.
     *
     * @return The corresponding DeliveryState, or null if the disposition status is unknown.
     */
    public static DeliveryState getDeliveryState(DispositionStatus dispositionStatus, String deadLetterReason,
        String deadLetterErrorDescription, Map<String, Object> propertiesToModify,
        ServiceBusTransactionContext transactionContext) {

        boolean hasTransaction = transactionContext != null && transactionContext.getTransactionId() != null;

        final DeliveryState state;
        switch (dispositionStatus) {
            case COMPLETED:
                if (hasTransaction) {
                    state = getTransactionState(transactionContext.getTransactionId(), Accepted.getInstance());
                } else {
                    state = Accepted.getInstance();
                }
                break;
            case SUSPENDED:
                final Rejected rejected = new Rejected();
                final ErrorCondition error = new ErrorCondition(DEAD_LETTER_OPERATION, null);
                final Map<String, Object> errorInfo = new HashMap<>();
                if (!CoreUtils.isNullOrEmpty(deadLetterReason)) {
                    errorInfo.put(DEAD_LETTER_REASON, deadLetterReason);
                }
                if (!CoreUtils.isNullOrEmpty(deadLetterErrorDescription)) {
                    errorInfo.put(DEAD_LETTER_ERROR_DESCRIPTION, deadLetterErrorDescription);
                }
                if (propertiesToModify != null) {
                    errorInfo.putAll(propertiesToModify);
                }
                error.setInfo(errorInfo);
                rejected.setError(error);

                if (hasTransaction) {
                    state = getTransactionState(transactionContext.getTransactionId(), rejected);
                } else {
                    state = rejected;
                }
                break;
            case ABANDONED:
                final Modified outcome = new Modified();
                if (propertiesToModify != null) {
                    outcome.setMessageAnnotations(propertiesToModify);
                }

                if (hasTransaction) {
                    state = getTransactionState(transactionContext.getTransactionId(), outcome);
                } else {
                    state = outcome;
                }
                break;
            case DEFERRED:
                final Modified deferredOutcome = new Modified();
                deferredOutcome.setUndeliverableHere(true);
                if (propertiesToModify != null) {
                    deferredOutcome.setMessageAnnotations(propertiesToModify);
                }

                if (hasTransaction) {
                    state = getTransactionState(transactionContext.getTransactionId(), deferredOutcome);
                } else {
                    state = deferredOutcome;
                }
                break;
            case RELEASED:
                state = Released.getInstance();
                break;
            default:
                state = null;
        }

        return state;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the primitive value or {@code false} if there is no value.
     *
     * @param value The value.
     * @return It's primitive type.
     */
    public static boolean toPrimitive(Boolean value) {
        return value != null ? value : false;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the primitive value or 0 if there is no value.
     *
     * @param value The value.
     * @return It's primitive type.
     */
    public static int toPrimitive(Integer value) {
        return value != null ? value : 0;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the primitive value or {@code 0L} if there is no value.
     *
     * @param value The value.
     * @return It's primitive type.
     */
    public static long toPrimitive(Long value) {
        return value != null ? value : 0L;
    }

    private static byte[] reorderBytes(byte[] javaBytes) {
        byte[] reorderedBytes = new byte[GUID_SIZE];
        for (int i = 0; i < GUID_SIZE; i++) {
            int indexInReorderedBytes;
            switch (i) {
                case 0:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 3;
                    break;
                case 1:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 2;
                    break;
                case 2:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 1;
                    break;
                case 3:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 0;
                    break;
                case 4:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 5;
                    break;
                case 5:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 4;
                    break;
                case 6:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 7;
                    break;
                case 7:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = 6;
                    break;
                default:
                    indexInReorderedBytes = i;
            }

            reorderedBytes[indexInReorderedBytes] = javaBytes[i];
        }

        return reorderedBytes;
    }

    private static TransactionalState getTransactionState(ByteBuffer transactionId, Outcome outcome) {
        TransactionalState transactionalState = new TransactionalState();

        // Use Binary.create(ByteBuffer) as it'll handle differences between HeapByteBuffer and DirectByteBuffer, as
        // well as handling when the ByteBuffer is read-only.
        transactionalState.setTxnId(Binary.create(transactionId));
        transactionalState.setOutcome(outcome);
        return transactionalState;
    }

    /**
     * Convert DescribedType to origin type based on the descriptor.
     * @param describedType Service bus defined DescribedType.
     * @param <T> Including URI, OffsetDateTime and Duration
     * @return Original type value.
     */
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public static <T> T describedToOrigin(DescribedType describedType) {
        Object descriptor = describedType.getDescriptor();
        Object described = describedType.getDescribed();
        Objects.requireNonNull(descriptor, "descriptor of described type cannot be null.");
        Objects.requireNonNull(described, "described of described type cannot be null.");

        if (ServiceBusConstants.URI_SYMBOL.equals(descriptor)) {
            try {
                return (T) URI.create((String) described);
            } catch (IllegalArgumentException ex) {
                return (T) described;
            }
        } else if (ServiceBusConstants.OFFSETDATETIME_SYMBOL.equals(descriptor)) {
            // Convert tick value to OffsetDateTime
            long tickTime = (long) described - EPOCH_TICKS;
            int nano = (int) ((tickTime % TICK_PER_SECOND) * TIME_LENGTH_DELTA);
            long seconds = tickTime / TICK_PER_SECOND;
            return (T) OffsetDateTime.ofInstant(Instant.ofEpochSecond(seconds, nano), ZoneId.systemDefault());
        } else if (ServiceBusConstants.DURATION_SYMBOL.equals(descriptor)) {
            return (T) Duration.ofNanos(((long) described) * TIME_LENGTH_DELTA);
        }
        return (T) described;
    }

    /**
     * Create a map and put {@link SqlRuleFilter} or {@link CorrelationRuleFilter} info into map for management request.
     *
     * @param name name of rule.
     * @param options The options for the rule to add.
     * @return A map with {@link SqlRuleFilter} or {@link CorrelationRuleFilter} info to put into management message body.
     */
    public static Map<String, Object> encodeRuleOptionToMap(String name, CreateRuleOptions options) {
        Map<String, Object> descriptionMap = new HashMap<>(3);
        if (options.getFilter() instanceof SqlRuleFilter) {
            Map<String, Object> filterMap = new HashMap<>(1);
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.EXPRESSION, ((SqlRuleFilter) options.getFilter()).getSqlExpression());
            descriptionMap.put(ManagementConstants.SQL_RULE_FILTER, filterMap);
        } else if (options.getFilter() instanceof CorrelationRuleFilter) {
            CorrelationRuleFilter correlationFilter = (CorrelationRuleFilter) options.getFilter();
            Map<String, Object> filterMap = new HashMap<>(9);
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.CORRELATION_ID, correlationFilter.getCorrelationId());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.MESSAGE_ID, correlationFilter.getMessageId());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.TO, correlationFilter.getTo());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.REPLY_TO, correlationFilter.getReplyTo());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.LABEL, correlationFilter.getLabel());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.SESSION_ID, correlationFilter.getSessionId());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.REPLY_TO_SESSION_ID, correlationFilter.getReplyToSessionId());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.CONTENT_TYPE, correlationFilter.getContentType());
            filterMap.put(ManagementConstants.CORRELATION_FILTER_PROPERTIES, correlationFilter.getProperties());

            descriptionMap.put(ManagementConstants.CORRELATION_FILTER, filterMap);
        } else {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("This API supports the addition of only SQLFilters and CorrelationFilters.");
        }

        RuleAction action = options.getAction();
        if (action == null) {
            descriptionMap.put(ManagementConstants.SQL_RULE_ACTION, null);
        } else if (action instanceof SqlRuleAction) {
            Map<String, Object> sqlActionMap = new HashMap<>(1);
            sqlActionMap.put(ManagementConstants.EXPRESSION, ((SqlRuleAction) action).getSqlExpression());
            descriptionMap.put(ManagementConstants.SQL_RULE_ACTION, sqlActionMap);
        } else {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("This API supports the addition of only filters with SqlRuleActions.");
        }

        descriptionMap.put(ManagementConstants.RULE_NAME, name);

        return descriptionMap;
    }

    /**
     * Get {@link RuleProperties} from {@link DescribedType}.
     *
     * @param ruleDescribedType A {@link DescribedType} with rule information.
     * @return A {@link RuleProperties} contains name, {@link RuleAction} and {@link RuleFilter}.
     */
    public static RuleProperties decodeRuleDescribedType(DescribedType ruleDescribedType) {
        if (ruleDescribedType == null) {
            return null;
        }
        if (!(ruleDescribedType.getDescriptor()).equals(ServiceBusConstants.RULE_DESCRIPTION_NAME)) {
            return null;
        }

        RuleDescription ruleDescription = new RuleDescription();
        if (ruleDescribedType.getDescribed() instanceof Iterable) {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Iterator<Object> describedRule = ((Iterable<Object>) ruleDescribedType.getDescribed()).iterator();
            if (describedRule.hasNext()) {
                RuleFilter ruleFilter = decodeFilter((DescribedType) describedRule.next());
                ruleDescription.setFilter(Objects.isNull(ruleFilter) ? null : EntityHelper.toImplementation(ruleFilter));
            }

            if (describedRule.hasNext()) {
                RuleAction ruleAction = decodeRuleAction((DescribedType) describedRule.next());
                ruleDescription.setAction(Objects.isNull(ruleAction) ? null : EntityHelper.toImplementation(ruleAction));
            }

            if (describedRule.hasNext()) {
                ruleDescription.setName((String) describedRule.next());
            }
        }

        return EntityHelper.toModel(ruleDescription);
    }

    /**
     * Get {@link RuleFilter} from a {@link DescribedType}.
     *
     * @param describedFilter A {@link DescribedType} with rule filter information.
     * @return A {@link RuleFilter}.
     */
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    private static RuleFilter decodeFilter(DescribedType describedFilter) {
        if (describedFilter.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.SQL_FILTER_NAME)
            && describedFilter.getDescribed() instanceof Iterable) {
            Iterator<Object> describedSqlFilter = ((Iterable<Object>) describedFilter.getDescribed()).iterator();
            if (describedSqlFilter.hasNext()) {
                return new SqlRuleFilter((String) describedSqlFilter.next());
            }
        } else if (describedFilter.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.CORRELATION_FILTER_NAME)
            && describedFilter.getDescribed() instanceof Iterable) {
            CorrelationRuleFilter correlationFilter = new CorrelationRuleFilter();
            Iterator<Object> describedCorrelationFilter = ((Iterable<Object>) describedFilter.getDescribed()).iterator();
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setCorrelationId((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setMessageId((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setTo((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setReplyTo((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setLabel((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setSessionId((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setReplyToSessionId((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                correlationFilter.setContentType((String) (describedCorrelationFilter.next()));
            }
            if (describedCorrelationFilter.hasNext()) {
                Object properties = describedCorrelationFilter.next();
                if (properties instanceof Map) {
                    correlationFilter.getProperties().putAll((Map<String, ?>) properties);
                }
            }

            return correlationFilter;
        } else if (describedFilter.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.TRUE_FILTER_NAME)) {
            return new TrueRuleFilter();
        } else if (describedFilter.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.FALSE_FILTER_NAME)) {
            return new FalseRuleFilter();
        } else {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("This client cannot support filter with descriptor: " + describedFilter.getDescriptor());
        }

        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Get {@link RuleAction} from a {@link DescribedType}.
     *
     * @param describedAction A {@link DescribedType} with rule action information.
     * @return A {@link RuleAction}.
     */
    private static RuleAction decodeRuleAction(DescribedType describedAction) {
        if (describedAction.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.EMPTY_RULE_ACTION_NAME)) {
            return null;
        } else if (describedAction.getDescriptor().equals(ServiceBusConstants.SQL_RULE_ACTION_NAME)
            && describedAction.getDescribed() instanceof Iterable) {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Iterator<Object> describedSqlAction = ((Iterable<Object>) describedAction.getDescribed()).iterator();
            if (describedSqlAction.hasNext()) {
                return new SqlRuleAction((String) describedSqlAction.next());
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

}

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Q: Access data from one table to another I'm trying to access a piece of data from another table. I'm trying to reach GameName field but I don't really know how to do this.
I tried to create another procedure but this didn't really work out.
PlayerGamesList.sql
...
SELECT
    t.PlayerId,
    t.GameId,
    t.TeamId,
    t.Position
FROM
    [PlayerOnGame] t

PlayerOnGame.sql
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PlayerOnGame]
(
    [PlayerOnGameId] BIGINT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY NOT NULL,
    [PlayerId] BIGINT NOT NULL,
    [GameId] BIGINT NULL,
    [TeamId] BIGINT NOT NULL,
    [Position] NVARCHAR(100) NULL,
...
)

and Game.sql:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Game]
(
    [GameId] BIGINT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY NOT NULL,
    [Name]   NVARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
    ...
)

How can I access this specific GameId? I mean how can I do something like GameId.Name?

A: As in, you don't want to see the game id, you want to see the name:
SELECT
    t.PlayerId,
    g.Name,
    t.TeamId,
    t.Position
FROM
    [PlayerOnGame] t
    INNER JOIN [Game] g ON g.GameId = t.GameId

Note though that you've said that [PlayerOnGame].[Name] is allowed to be null, which means you have the potential that some [PlayerOnGame] records don't have a [GameId] set. INNER JOIN will cause these rows to disappear from the results. If you want to keep them and show a null for the name, make it a LEFT JOIN instead of an INNER JOIN

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Prevention and care: TRATON hosts Drivers' Health Day at the IAA
What can truckmakers do for drivers, what health risks are involved, and how do they receive assistance in an emergency: these were the questions at the heart of the debate at the Drivers' Health Day hosted by TRATON.
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Munich / Hanover, September 25, 2018 – Christina Scheib knows just how hot it can get in a truck. She can often be found driving her 40-ton dump truck around her home state of Bavaria transporting the grim, bubbling mixture of bitumen and grainy stones that will later be used to pave the road. And as a woman behind the wheel of a truck, she has found that "it is not enough to give 100%, you have to give 200% to be recognized." The "trucker princess," as she has been dubbed by the media, is a trained medical assistant. This makes Christina Scheib an ideal guest at the Drivers' Health Day hosted by TRATON in Hall 12 at the IAA.
Four issues came up straight away at the forum presented by commercial vehicle journalist and industry expert Werner Bicker: where truck driver cabs are heading, what should be borne in mind when sitting and sleeping – and how the DocStop initiative helps those who need medical assistance far from home.
Traffic, stress, and time pressure Are things that Christina Scheib knows all too well from her day-to-day work. Alexander Teleki, who is responsible for product planning at MAN, showed how a truckmaker can make life behind the wheel easier in the form of future cab concepts. Describing the prospects for the cabs to come, he explained that they would be "more custom-built than ever," specifying: "We will see a stark distinction between short- and long-distance transportation."
The IAA saw MAN unveil its vision for taking specific urban conditions into account in the form of its new MAN CitE concept. This city truck has very little in common with the conventional concepts of today. Electric drive, low access, and a sitting position at eye level with pedestrians and cyclists coupled with cameras instead of mirrors and a continuous level floor inside as well as a sliding door instead of a space-filling swing door on the right-hand side: this offers many benefits compared with today's conventional solutions.
Alexander Teleki's take on long-distance transportation is different. He lists "automated driving, connectivity, and high safety requirements" as issues that have to be considered when developing future driver cabs for long distances. When taking about automated driving, we often talk about secondary activities that the driver could be doing instead of driving. It is this very issue that Teleki and his team have studied, and they have found that "without any visual contact with the road, test persons in the driving truck almost never felt nauseous," which is exactly what was to be expected.
However, Alexander Teleki points out that "the concentration of the test subjects during the secondary activity left a lot to be desired." He concludes that one of the most important developments in the truck cabin of tomorrow is that the length of the driver cab can be expected to grow in coming years.
New regulations on the table in Brussels regarding truck dimensions will make this possible and will be welcomed by the second speaker at the TRATON Drivers' Health Day: sleep researcher Birgit Hoffmann-Castendiek from Hanover Medical School. "80 centimeters wide" is the width required of a bed that she considers the minimum for a bed in which people can ideally sleep. "Everyone turns often in their sleep," she says, "and they need the space to do so." Scania already offers beds that are 80 centimeters and 100 centimeters wide, for instance.
Birgit Hoffmann-Carstendiek shed light on the major importance of correct sleep in many respects. The medical expert started by explaining that there is no single solution as people are different. There are early birds and night owls. And there is no single answer to the question of how much sleep a person needs: "Many people can survive on around six hours," she said commenting on current research findings, "while others need more than nine hours."
However, her opinion on the issue of tiredness as a problem that affects many drivers is clear: "Neither coffee, nor opening a window helps," she explains loud and clearly, "only a break does." Research facts dramatically highlight the importance of breaks. After four hours without a break, the risk of an accident doubles. After six hours without a break, the risk of an accident is already eight times more likely.
Yet there is one type of fatigue that no breaks help. The doctor describes the phenomenon that is often underestimated but is especially dangerous for truck and bus drivers as "involuntary fatigue." It can be a sign of sleep apnea which robs the rested of sleep. Being overweight is a common cause of this condition, which is often accompanied by irregular snoring at night and more or less marked fatigue during the day.
This particular type of lethargy increases the risk of an accident by the individuals concerned significantly. "The risk for those affected by this condition is two to seven times higher," says Birgit Hoffmann-Castendiek. The sleep researcher continues: "There are different types of treatment through to CPAP therapy, as it is known, in which a ventilator reproduces restful sleep." Fears that this kind of treatment could end a driver's career are unfounded, says the expert: "If you use the mask for at least four hours 70% of nights, you are considered fit to drive," she says describing the legal situation. And she says that "it can be used in a truck no problem."
Then there is the sitting: "40 percent of drivers have back problems," says physiotherapist Carola Lachenmayer, addressing another health risk that drivers are particularly prone to. Driving is now done sitting down although constant standing is "the healthiest body posture," according to the expert. It is therefore especially important for drivers to ensure that they are sitting correctly. This includes: "Tilting the pelvis a little forward, ensuring that the thighs are well supported and correctly setting the lumbar support while making sure that the seat is well inclined." She strongly recommends being kind on the back and doing something more during the breaks: exercises that are simple to carry out with an elastic band which she demonstrated on the spot in the truck.
In the case of symptoms that suddenly arise such as toothache or a trapped sciatic nerve, there is almost no other profession that has as much trouble obtaining medical care as drivers. Parking a 40-ton truck in a city barely bears thinking about. And there are no doctors or clinics anywhere to be found where you can park a 40-ton truck.
The TRATON event saw two major participants of the DocStop initiative explain how they tackle this problem. Founder Rainer Bernickel is a former highway police officer who says that he often noticed this medical care dilemma facing drivers when he was serving. As a result, he developed the DocStop concept after going into retirement. He appealed to doctors to help in medical journals and met with great response: "Quite a few medical experts worked as truck drivers themselves while pursuing their studies." Doc Stop now has network of around 750 practices and clinics in Germany.
Hauler Joachim Fehrenkötter is DocStop's Chairman and the concept of the initiative won him over, like many of his fellow entrepreneurs: "DocStop helps us if a driver is on the road and is suddenly taken ill – so we need to support DocStop." If the driver reports a need for medical attention (via a hotline, the app, or a social network), a shuttle service is put in place to one of the DocStop practices or clinics which have all committed to one thing — to treat these patients immediately.
"Most cases simply involve the medication that the driver needs to be able to drive on," says Joachim Fehrenkötter outlining the typical nature of DocStop use, which is available to all drivers. Bernickel puts the number of cases that DocStop has been able to help in this way since it was established at "4,000 through 5,000."
"The DocStop initiative is still too little known," acknowledges founder Bernickel commenting on the potential for improving DocStop. "Welcome to the network" says Joachim Fehrenkötter, as "trucker princess" Christina Scheib spontaneously agrees to be a DocStop ambassador.
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Marcelo è cresciuto a Curitiba e ha lavorato per la Conectiva per sei anni, durante questo periodo si è dedicato alla programmazione del kernel. Nel luglio 2003 si è trasferito a Porto Alegre dove ha lavorato per la Cyclades Corporation. Da maggio 2006, Marcelo lavora per la Red Hat.

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LG To Launch Second Flagship Phone Later This Year
The LG G4 was announced not too long ago, but it seems that the LG G4 will not be the company's only flagship phone for 2015. LG has typically released two flagship phones a year, following the footsteps of its rivals Sony and Samsung, and it looks like 2015 will be no different as the company said they will continue their dual flagship strategy this year.
This is according to a report from Focus Taiwan who quoted LG's director of mobile business in Taiwan, Eason Shao. Shao said that with the release of two flagship phones in 2015, the company is aiming to increase its sales in Taiwan by at least 30%. However as for what kind of specs we might expect, Shao claims that the hardware specifications of the second phone have yet to be finalized.
Typically what LG has done is release the LG G Pro series first, a phone designed to compete with Samsung's Galaxy S series, and follow it up by the LG G-series which is a phone meant to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Note series. We saw this last year with the launch of the LG G Pro 2 at MWC 2014, followed by the LG G3 several months later.
However in 2015 LG changed their strategy by announcing the LG G4 first, with rumors claiming that LG might have nixed the LG G Pro 3 in favor of the LG G4. That being said if this is the way LG is proceeding, we're not quite sure what to expect but we'll keep our eyes peeled for more info.
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When Randy Edsall agreed to return for a second stint as UConn's football coach, the to-do list he was faced with was a rather daunting one.
Somewhere near the top of that list has to be leading the Huskies to more success on the road. From the time Edsall left UConn after the 2010 season until today, the only FBS teams with fewer road wins than the Huskies' six are Kansas (0), Army (4), Kentucky (4), UMass (4), Georgia State (4, only playing at FBS level since 2013), Purdue (5) and Illinois (5).
With the Huskies playing Virginia today in its 2017 road opener, obviously it something he was asked to address this week.
"If you are going to be a successful team and be a good team, you have to be able to win on the road and if you want to accomplish goals that you have for yourself, as hard as it is, as tough as it is, we have to find a way to win on the road," Edsall said. "Basically what we have to do is have that mentality as we go, 67 or 68 players and coaches, we are going down there, focused and concentrating on getting a win doing everything we can and block out everything else. We try to prepare, we have crowd noise and all of those things going. This is our first road trip so hopefully we can get that rolling this weekend."
It could be an eye-opening experience for the large number of freshmen set to play in their first road game. The good news is it shouldn't be hard to top some of the recent road performances.
I did some checking and (counting the 2014 game at Yankee Stadium vs Army as an away game) UConn is 6-26 on the road since the start of the 2011 season. One stat that blew me away was that in the six wins, the Huskies were plus 8 in turnover margin but in the 26 losses, the number is minus 28. Points off turnovers follow a similar pattern as UConn held a 38-7 advantage in the wins but were outscored 157-51 in that category in the losses. UConn failed to score an offensive touchdown in nine of those games and 17 times had only one offensive TD. Since the start of the 2012 season.
KEATING GETS THE CALLWhen UConn played Holy Cross in the 2017 season opener, former Darien High star Brian Keating wasn't even listed on the two deep chart. Now he is set to handle the long snapping duties for UConn.
Keating moved up to second string and with Nick Zecchino not making the trip due to health reasons, Keating will be the long snapper today.


Wiping clean a mac that wont boot.
My Mac book wont reboot. Ive fixed it through a diagnostic but it still sits at a grey screen.
Ive been qouted $250 smackers to fix it, but want to do it on my own.
4) transfer all my data back to my mac.
Otherwise, I'll bite the freakn' bullet and get raped for $250.
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When Does the This Is Us Season 3 Finale Air?
If you've had the season three finale of This Is Us penciled into your calendar for the last few weeks, we have some important news: the date has been switched to make room for the State of the Union address. Due to scheduling problems due to the lengthy government shutdown, the NBC hit is now slated to end a week later than originally planned, airing on April 2.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the State of the Union address is already "starting to have ripple effects on TV networks," forcing many premieres and finales to air on different dates than previously planned.
For instance, NBC's new series The Village was originally supposed to take over the This Is Us time slot in the Spring. Although it will still premiere on March 12 at 10 p.m. ET, it will get an extra week airing after the popular family drama before it officially takes over the 9 p.m. ET time period on April 9. Fans of medical drama New Amsterdam should also be aware that the show won't rejoin the schedule until April 9 and will continue on from there until its season finale on May 21.
Fortunately, there's still plenty of story to get through on This Is Us to keep us all busy in the meantime, from potential breakups to unraveling family mysteries.


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NBA Line Projections – 25 Feb 21
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As always, keep an eye on injuries, back to backs, COVID Issues, and players returning from injury. All stats pulled are TEAM stats from the Last 8 games (L8) and don't account for individual players. So be aware of new absences and players returning from an absence that could skew the L8 Team stats.
Based on Average Win % between ATS, ML, and O/U.
Neural Net – 53%
Random Forest – 53%
Ada Boost – 52%
kNN – 52%
Basic Model – 51%
SVM – 48%
Linear Regression – 48%
SGD – 46%
This chart shows teams that are playing better or worse recently compared to there season as whole (in regards to points). The stats shown are each teams point per game (PPG) both season and last 8 games. The "Off Trend" shows if a team has averaged more points in the last 8 games than their season average, which typically indicates an increase in offense improvement recently. The next 2 columns show the "Opp" PPG or opponents points per game. That is how many points each team is giving up on average. A positive number in the "Def Trend" column indicates a team is allowing less points per game and playing better defensively lately. The overall trend just adds the Off and Def trend to give an overall Point Per Game difference compared to the season average. Positive numbers mean the team is playing better recently. The trend numbers are color coded to make it easier to read, Green is positive and indicates improvement compared to season average. Red is negative and indicates a team playing worse compared to season average.
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Teams on a back to back: Pelicans (NO to Mil).
Mavs/76ers: Porzingis has missed the last 2 games and Maxi Kleber missed last game for the Mavs. Both are considered a game time decision for tonight's game, if they can't go their absences wont be reflected in the stats. The Mavericks are 7-3 straight up, 4-6 ATS, and 7-3 to the over in the last 10 games. The 76ers are 5-5 straight up, 4-6 ATS, and 5-5 to the over in the last 10.
Magic/Nets: Kevin Durant remains out and has now missed 7 of the last 8 games, his absence will be reflected in the stats. The Nets won the first meeting between these two teams 122-115. The Magic are 5-5 straight up, 6-4 ATS, and 3-7 to the over in the last 10 games. The Nets are 7-3 straight up and ATS, and 6-4 to the over in the last 10 games.
Kings/Knicks: Whiteside is out for the second straight game for the Kings, his absence won't be reflected in the stats. Mitchell Robinson is out for the 6th straight game for the Knicks, his absence will be partially reflected in the stats. Elfrid Payton is also listed as a game time decision, if he doesn't go, his absence will not be reflected in the stats. The Kings won the first meeting between these two, 103-94. The Kings have struggled lately losing 8 straight and going 2-8 straight up and ATS, and are 8-2 to the over in the last 10 games. The Knicks are 6-4 straight up, 7-3 ATS, and 3-7 to the over in the last 10 games.
Clippers/Grizzlies: Dillon Brooks has missed 3 straight games and is listed as a game time decision tonight. If he cant go his absence will be partially reflected in the stats. The Grizzlies have struggled offensively in the 3 games Brooks has missed, averaging 99 PPG as compared to their season average of 110 PPG. The Clippers are 6-4 straight up, 5-5 ATS, and 6-3-1 to the over in the last 10 games. The Grizzlies are 4-6 straight up and ATS, and are 7-2-1 to the over in the last 10 games.
Wizards/Nuggets: Denver is still having injury issues, including starter Paul Millsap who has missed the last 5 games. His absence will be partially reflected in the stats. The Nuggets are 2-3 in Millsap's absence. Wizards are 6-4 straight up and ATS, and 5-5 to the over in the last 10 games. The Nuggets are 5-5 straight up, 3-7 ATS, and 6-4 to the over in the last 10.
Pelicans/Bucks: The Bucks finally seem to be recovering from the Jrue Holiday Injury. When Holiday went down the Bucks started 1-5, but have now won 3 straight (Holiday remains out). It should be noted those 3 wins are against OKC, Sac, and Min, so not the stiffest competition. The Pelicans have been an over machine the last 15 games. The Pelicans are 5-5 straight up, 4-6 ATS, and 9-0-1 to the over in the last 10 games. The Bucks are 5-5 straight up and ATS, and 6-4 to the over in the last 10.
Not a lot of betting data is available this morning. No noticeable Sharp Action from what's available.
ATS – There was a large swing in the 76ers/Mavs line to the 76ers. I haven't seen any news about Porzingis and there isn't any betting data on that game so I'm not sure why the line move. My guess is there is anticipation or inside info that Porzingis is out and the line moved before the news is official. Some Small Sharp money has come in on the Clippers (-7.5).
O/U – Some Sharp money has come in on the Bucks/Pelicans Over (240).
ATS – Some Sharp money has come in on the Pelicans (+9)
O/U – Some Sharp money has come in on the Clippers/Grizzlies Under (225.5) & Kings/Knicks Over (222.5),
Record: 50% ATS, 56% O/U.
3. Adaptive Boosting (Ada Boost)
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Wicklow County Council chairman Jimmy O'Shaughnessy has quit the party today.
A THIRD LABOUR Party councillor in three days resigned from the party earlier today, citing the disconnect between the leadership and grassroots members.
Wicklow County Council chairman, Jimmy O'Shaughnessy, said that the Budget announced earlier this month was "the last straw for me".
He becomes the third Labour councillor in three days to resign from the party following the departures of Seán O'Grady and Paddy Bourke this week.
O'Shaugnessy, who has been a councillor for two decades, also criticised measures announced in the Budget two weeks ago, particularly the decision to raise DIRT tax to 41 per cent.
He also hit out at the cut to jobseekers' allowance for those under the age of 26, saying that €100 a week is not enough for young jobseekers to pursue training opportunities.
O'Shaugnesssy is the third Labour representative on Wicklow County Council to quit the party following the departures of Tom Fortune and Barry Nevin in June.
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Sanders, however, brushed aside any comparisons to the president.
'Not being a billionaire, not having investments in Saudi Arabia, wherever he has investments, all over the world, mine will be a little bit more boring,' he said.
Sanders told CBS News there no 'great revelations' in his returns.
'I make what a United States senator makes. I wrote two books in recent years. One of those books was a bestseller on the New York Times bestseller list translated into five or six languages. It did very well. I made money on that book,' he said.
His Democratic competition - Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Kirsten Gillibrand and Gov. Jay Inslee - have released this year's returns. Sen. Elizabeth Warren has also released 10 years worth of tax documents.
Sanders said he and his wife fill out their own tax forms and don't use an accountant.


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The Land Rover Discovery has carved itself an iconic reputation as the go-to pack mule for desert, jungle and mountain expeditions, where its legendary off-road capabilities have seen it through the harshest terrains. And that now includes outer space!
Land Rover has announced a long-term global partnership with Richard Branson's commercial spaceline, Virgin Galactic, and revealed its Discovery Vision Concept vehicle, what the automaker terms "a vision" of its future family of Discovery vehicles.
From 2015 onwards, the Discovery nameplate will morph from a single model to a range of vehicles that the company says will symbolize the "essence of the premium SUV."
Land Rover Discovery Vision Concept
At the auto show, Land Rover confirmed that the first member of the all-new Discovery family will be the Discovery Sport premium compact SUV.
"I am proud to confirm the nameplate that will make Discovery a family of vehicles for the first time," says Gerry McGovern, Land Rover design director and chief creative officer. "It will be called Discovery Sport and will go on sale in 2015. This will be a versatile and capable SUV and is the first expression of the Discovery Vision Concept unveiled here in New York."
The eclectic partnership with Virgin was announced earlier on the U.S.S. Intrepid aircraft carrier against the backdrop of a full-sized mock-up of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo, the world's first commercial passenger-carrying spacecraft, alongside the new full-sized Discovery Vision Concept. Land Rover says the partnership will see its vehicles become part of "daily life" for the Virgin Galactic team and for all "future astronauts." Land Rover will base a fleet of vehicles at the Virgin Galactic test centre in the Mojave Desert, Calif., and at Spaceport America, its operational New Mexico base.
The seven-seat Vision Concept, revealed alongside SpaceShipTwo, previews a new design language for the Land Rover brand as well as a full suite of world-first technologies; so many that the company calls its concept "the ultimate SUV of the future."
Key among the new technologies is the Transparent Hood, augmented reality technology that displays a "see-through" view of the terrain ahead, making the front of the car virtually invisible from inside the cabin. Cameras fitted below the grille feed video to the head-up display integrated into the windshield. While tackling challenging terrain, especially steep inclines or declines, the image can be projected onto the windshield so that it appears as if the vehicle's hood is, in effect, transparent.
Another of the gee-whiz features is Gesture Control, which allows the driver to open the coach-style doors (the rear doors are hinged at the back for easier, entry and exit), operate the indicators or turn on the headlamps simply by moving his or her hand, while Laser Referencing projects visible markings, symbols and imagery onto the ground to aid low speed or tricky manoeuvres.
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Most of us are well aware of Ebola being in the news and often grabbing the spotlight. Billions of dollars are now being spent to reduce the outbreak that is still going on strong in some places. There is, however, another disease that is actually more widespread and more deadly.
Flu season comes every year to America. It is probably because it comes around yearly that many people think so little of it. We have come to expect it. We also see the signs for flu shots on billboards and other news media every year.
The truth is that flu (influenza) actually kills more people every year than Ebola will – at least on average. The CDC says that over the past 30 years there has been between 3,000 to 49,000 deaths from flu annually. Possibly the worst years were 2009-2010, in which a strain of flu (H1N1) and pneumonia resulted in 54,000 deaths.
While medication for Ebola is still in the development stage, flu shots are usually abundantly available. The people who are most likely to experience serious trouble from flu include young children, the elderly, and those who already have some kind of health problem. Flu vaccines are available through either a shot or nasal spray.


There are a seemingly infinite amount of clichés about brotherhood. And, for the most part, they're true. Growing up, playing sports, listening to music and developing passions are all immeasurably better when you have a sibling to share them with.
When Eric started skateboarding at age 8, he took his little brother Jason on board with him. Together, they started filming skate videos and "James Bond" remakes in their backyard. Along with their older brother Corey, Jason and Eric had dreams of starting Sherman Brothers Productions and spending their lives in the creative space they had carved for themselves. Every summer, the boys left for William Lawrence Camp in New Hampshire, where Eric would one day become a counselor.
Those dreams were halted in 2006 when Eric was diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of 17. After a four-year battle, countless rounds of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, Eric passed away. Throughout his sickness, he held on to an energy and passion for life that inspired everyone he came in contact with.
Eric's final wish for his younger brother was for him to continue with the passions they developed together on his own. Five years later, Jason's pain was more evident than ever. He needed to find a way to reinvigorate Eric's memory and spirit.
Jason decided to quit his 9-to-5 job and plan a massive skate trip with his best friend Tommy -- a 450-mile journey up the East Coast -- from his house in the West Village of Manhattan to William Lawrence Camp in New Hampshire, revisiting places he had so many formative memories with both of his brothers.
The trip itself would serve as a fundraiser for the camp, to help kids who couldn't afford to have the same experiences they had every summer. It combined so many of the elements that made Eric a special soul: skateboarding, filmmaking, adventure and putting the needs of others over your own.
This trip was so unique, and it was so... Eric.
This is the story of two brothers: one robbed of his life too young and the other going miles to carry on his legacy.
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Join us in celebrating our 20th anniversary of being a church!
Sunday, April 15 between 5pm-7pm we will have a special service to recount the Lord's faithfulness towards us at Horizon Central over the last 20 years.
We will have a small reception after the service.
Here are this week's church announcements!


Asia Link Services has been genuinely successful in pursuing and developing a feasible business relationship with highly reputed overseas organization. We mobilize unskilled to highly skilled/ professional Nepali manpower to different parts of the world especially Qatar, Malaysia, UAE, Japan, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Asia link management consists of young & dynamic entrepreneurs who have long experience record in the HR industry, consulting and marketing, which is back supported by dedicated staff team spirit. The team share common passion in delivering excellent services to its stakeholder enhancing International practices on selection, recruitment and training of human resources.
Our philosophy is based on the concept of quality and swiftness which could be best achieved by long experience and dedication in the respective business. We have well trained hard working individuals who provide best of the potential services.
Manpower Name: Asia Link Services Pvt. Ltd.


The Force USA MyRack Mono-Lift attachment is the first of its kind in Australia and offers a great cost-effective alternative to the expensive , full scale monolift units. The Mono-Lift helps you achieve your heaviest power lifts by removing the need for the lifter to walk away from/ toward the rack with weight on their shoulders. As the lifter un-racks the loaded bar, the Mono-Lift's hooks automatically fall out of the way.
The Force USA Mono-Lift attachment ensures that you start each lift from a balanced, stable and controlled position. This minimises energy waste as well as unnecessary risk to your joints by removing the asymmetrical dynamic loading that takes places when you are required to take steps under load.
The Force USA MyRack Mono-Lift attachment is strong enough to handle a massive amount of weight. It's designed to be safe for solo use, but for heavier lifts, it's always recommended to have spotters available. Force USA also recommends that your MyRack is securely fastened to the floor and/or wall.
Product Description The Force USA MyRack Standard J-Hook is essential for all power racks, the standard J-Hook is made from 8mm steel with solid pin rods and has a weight rating of of 450kg (static tested). The J-Hooks are nylon coated to prevent any damage to your barbell as you rack and re-rack them!
Inspire Heavy Duty Weight Stack Upgrade Weight stack upgrade option for Inspire SCS Cage with Functional, FT1 and FT2 systems. Upgrades from a single 150lb (70kg) weight stack to a 200lb (90kg) weight stack.


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Today In History - August 27
By Michelle Cooper 27 August 2010
ON this day in history...
...2002, Model and now chef, Sophie Dahl was asked to join the panel of judges for 2003's Orange Prize for Fiction. The appointment was a bone of contention among leading literary figures who complain that figures such as Dahl and Jerry Hall, who judged the Whitbread book prize in 2000, dumb down the judging system. "It doesn't seem valid to me to get Sophie Dahl," said literary agent Giles Gordon. "I'm sure the relationship with her grandfather will be used as the reason."
...2002, Giorgio Armani was planning to play a "solidarity" football match against Formula drivers on September 11. Armani was joined by other Italian designers to raise money for the victims of the terrorist attacks in 2001. Michael Schumacher was on the opposing team.
...2004, Elizabeth Jagger was told by Lancome she had to gain weight or risk losing her lucrative contract with the cosmetics firm. According to Lancome, the model had dropped a dress size and the rumoured replacement was Bollywood actress, Aishwarya Rai.
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