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Melissa Fecak
Camden County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(856) 733-0229	16 N. Centre St.
Merchantville,	NJ 08109
An experienced attorney, trained mediator and collaborative practitioner, I offer parties options on how they wish to handle their divorce. I believe that it is important for parties to have greater control and say in how they are going to live the rest of their lives. As a litigator, I fight for my clients and provide them with as much information as possible so they can make better decisions. As a mediator, I am truly neutral and provide parties with the tools and information they need to come to a mutually beneficial resolution. And as a...
Wesley Fenza
(856) 477-3756	970 Haddon Ave, #13
Collingswood,	NJ 08108
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation
Wesley has substantial experience litigating civil, criminal, and family matters in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Wesley has litigated matters at all levels from municipal courts to the Supreme Court of the United States. He handles a variety of litigation matters, including personal injury, family law, municipal law, civil rights, criminal defense, commercial litigation, and general civil defense.
Christopher John Curylo
Camden County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 22 years of experience
(856) 910-0202	501 King Avenue
Cherry Hill,	NJ 08002
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and IP
Timothy P. Haggerty
Burlington County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(888) 609-8300	509 S. Lenola Road
Moorestown,	NJ 08057
Rutgers School of Law-Camden
Tim is a Senior Associate with the firm since 2008 and focuses his practice on divorce, alimony, custody, child support, equitable distribution of assets and debts, college contribution, domestic violence and adoption.
In addition, he maintains a mediation practice for divorce, custody, support and modification.
He has been selected by his peers in the legal community in Super Lawyers Magazine as a "Rising Star".
Tim practices primarily in Superior Court in New Jersey, and is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association where he is a member of the Family Law Section and Dispute Resolution Section. He is a member...
Richard Godshall
(856) 249-2110	1101 N Kings Highway Suite 209
Rich Godshall is an experienced trial attorney whose practice focuses on catastrophic injuries caused by car accidents, truck accidents, construction site accidents, unsafe conditions and defective products. Rich comes to Ostroff Law with over ten years as a defense attorney and partner in a nationally recognized firm. He has extensive trial experience, including jury selection, lay and expert preparation, and cross-examination. He is also skilled in alternative dispute resolution methods, including meditations and binding arbitrations. His cases have totaled about $100M in settlements and verdicts. In joining Ostroff Law, Rich brings his firsthand knowledge of defendants and their insurance...
Matthew Podolnick
Burlington County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 28 years of experience
(856) 661-2074	308 Harper Dr
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
Matthew Podolnick concentrates his practice in the areas of divorce and family law.
Mr. Podolnick offers his family law clients a blend of legal knowledge, business sense, compassion, and tenacity. Because of these notable skills, Mr. Podolnick can help clients through the emotional and financial burdens that come with family problems.
His family law experience is vast and covers all aspects of divorce and family law. Although he concentrates his practice in family law and divorce litigation, Mr. Podolnick brings to the table unique skills drawn from his years as a seasoned commercial litigator, with particular expertise in commercial litigation. Before attending...
Henry M. Weinfeld Esq.
Gloucester County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 15 years of experience
(856) 845-7851	58 Euclid St.
Woodbury,	NJ 08096
Family Law attorney serving the South Jersey practice area including: Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, Atlantic and Cape May Counties.
Bruce Luckman
Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Bruce Luckman is a Shareholder and General Counsel at Sherman Silverstein. His practice areas include General Commercial Litigation, Financial Services Industry/Banking, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Commercial Foreclosures, Corporate, Business & Financial Services, and Fair Credit Reporting Act Compliance. He is an accomplished commercial litigator with experience and success in jury, non-jury, and arbitration cases. Mr. Luckman has been praised by clients for both his pragmatic, strategic approach and exceptional courtroom presence. He is dedicated to providing comprehensive advocacy for your legal needs.
Mr. Luckman received a B.A.in English Literature from Boston University. In 1983, he earned his J.D. from Suffolk University....
Arthur J. Abramowitz
Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy and Business
Mr. Abramowitz has over 40 years' experience in various aspects of corporate reorganizations and workouts, as well as commercial litigation and is widely recognized as a leader of the bankruptcy bar. He has successfully reorganized numerous debtors and has represented creditors' committees, secured and unsecured creditors and trustees. Mr. Abramowitz has also served as trustee in a number of Chapter 11 cases. A substantial part of his practice is related to both in court and out of court workouts involving debtors, guarantors and lenders. He has been involved in mass tort cases relating to asbestos, as well as diet supplements....
Karen Paone Sampson
(856) 439-0068	505 South Lenola Road
Rutgers University - Camden
Law & Mediation firm offering:
Post-Divorce Mediation
Jennifer Lynne Alexander
(856) 533-2379	309 Fellowship Road
East Gate Center, Suite 200
Mount Laurel,	NJ 08054
Arbitration & Mediation and Real Estate
The University of Toledo College of Law
Jennifer L. Alexander is a Partner of the firm who concentrates a majority of her practice on matters involving New Jersey Landlord-Tenant Law, Community Association Law, and Collections Law. She also handles Real Estate Transactions, Mediation, Land Use, and Municipal Court matters. She begins most days appearing in Landlord-Tenant Court or appearing on behalf of community associations in litigation matters and ends most of her days representing communities in board meetings. Ms. Alexander oversees the firm's Landlord-Tenant Department. Under Ms. Alexander's leadership, the firm represents local and national corporate and individual landlords. Representation includes non-payment cases, "for-cause" cases, lease...
Stephanie Kammer Heimann
Burlington County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 6 years of experience
(833) 536-8652	3000 Atrium Way - Suite 200
Mt. Laurel,	NJ 08054
Arbitration & Mediation, Appeals, International and Tax
Stephanie K. Heimann received her Juris Doctor in 2013 from Temple University's Beasley School of Law, where she received the Barrister's Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy and was a founding member of the International Criminal Court Moot Court Team.
Stephanie has clerkship experience in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, The Superior Court of Pennsylvania, and she held a clerkship at the Federal Criminal Court of Switzerland. Before joining the Lento Law Group, Stephanie worked as an intelligence analyst for the City of New York in the Sheriff's Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigating financial...
James Phan
(888) 588-6982	1500 North Kings Highway
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Business and Consumer
James graduated from California State University Northridge with honors and a B.A. in Electronic Media Management. He received his Juris Doctorate from California Western School of Law and is admitted to practice law in the State of California and the State of New Jersey. After admission to the State Bar of California, James served as General Counsel for various entities. James has significant knowledge in the development and implementation of legal protocols and processes geared for the development of small to medium sized businesses. His experience in business law, employment law, tax, contracts, acquisitions, risk prevention and general...
Christopher Musulin
(609) 267-0070	NJ
Christopher R. Musulin has been protecting people and families with divorce and family law matters for over 30 years. His commitment to his profession and professional success is illustrated by his admittance into the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers as a Fellow in 2006 (only approximately 1600 in the country) and his AV Preeminent Martindale-Hubbell rating by his peers (the highest rating for professional excellence). Mr. Musulin is unique in that he is a divorce and family law attorney, an Accredited Professional Mediator as well as an AAML-Certified Arbitrator. He has focused his professional career on helping...
R. Armen McOmber
(856) 985-9800	39 E. Main
Marlton,	NJ 08053
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Appeals, Business and Consumer
Mr. McOmber is a third-generation attorney and a lifelong resident of Monmouth County. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts and a Juris Doctor from American University Washington College of Law, in Washington, D.C.
In 1998, he was admitted to New Jersey and Federal District Court Bars and joined the firm of McOmber McOmber & Luber, which was established by his parents, Richard and Adrienne McOmber, in 1974. He was promoted to partner in 2001. Mr. McOmber resides in the Red Bank area with his wife, Dr. Nathalie Zenian McOmber, a general dentist who also...
Bari Weinberger
(877) 850-9167	309 Fellowship Rd
Divorce and family law expert Bari Zell Weinberger dedicates her practice exclusively to family and matrimonial law matters. As the founder and managing partner of Weinberger Divorce & Family Law Group, Ms. Weinberger leads a powerful team of divorce and family law attorney specialists who all share a passionate dedication to providing their clients with the highest levels of legal care.
Recognizing the difficult and trying problems that bring people to seek her firm's guidance, Ms. Weinberger has built her practice and firm around an unwavering commitment to safeguarding clients' rights, their children and their future.
Clients directly benefit...
Vincent Grasso
Ocean County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 44 years of experience
(732) 797-1600	9 Robbins St
Toms River,	NJ 08753
PREPARATION AND PROFESSIONALISM. After nearly twenty-six years of service to the New Jersey Judiciary as a Superior Court Judge, I am privileged to become "of counsel" to the law firm of Carluccio, Leone, Dimon, Doyle & Sacks. During my tenure as a Superior Court Judge, sitting in Ocean County, I had the opportunity to serve in all divisions, which consist of the Family, Criminal and Civil Parts. Being "of counsel" will allow me to bring this experience to the law firm and its clients as we endeavor to achieve a fair and just result in all of our cases....
Dennis Scardilli Esq
Atlantic County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 18 years of experience
(609) 568-0432	105 Woods Road
Absecon,	NJ 08201
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation and Real Estate
"All attorney listings are a paid attorney advertisement, and do not in any way constitute a referral or endorsement by an approved or authorized lawyer referral service". NJ Supreme Ct Advisory Committee on Atty Advertising Op 36, 12/26/2005. During my four careers involving real estate, I have created solutions based on my hands-on experience as an attorney, MAI appraiser*, Professional Planner**, Realtor, and developer. I have served in positions involving real estate in municipal, county, state and federal government. Some highlights of my professional career include: Saving millions in legal defense of property tax assessments for the City of Atlantic City,...
George Benaur
Mercer County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 17 years of experience
(609) 216-6105	170 Christopher Drive
Princeton,	NJ 08540
Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy, Business and International
George Benaur, the founder and owner of the firm, was born and raised in Moscow, Russia (former Soviet Union) and then immigrated to the United States in 1988. He received his B.A. in English from Lafayette College in 1999, professional degree in acting from the London Academy of Music and Drama in 2000, and his J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 2004. George has been selected to New Jersey and New York Super Lawyers®.
Mr. Benaur specializes in serving as general counsel for international businesses, and in domestic and international business litigations. He is a recognized trial...
Lisa Stein-Browning
Middlesex County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 16 years of experience
Kendall Park,	NJ 08824
Lisa Browning opened her own law firm in April 2020. She is a collaboratively trained attorney and a mediator. Consistent with the firm's mission statement her goal is to help people through one of the most difficult times of their lives, with kindness, compassion and expertise.
Ms. Browning has been practicing since 2005 and her primary practice includes all aspects of Matrimonial Law. Lisa obtained a doctor of jurisprudence from Rutgers School of Law – Newark and holds a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution. She served as a law clerk to the Honorable Jessica R. Mayer, family judge for the Superior...
Gregory S. Schaer
Monmouth County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 29 years of experience
(732) 462-5626	181 South St
Freehold,	NJ 07728
Arbitration & Mediation, Administrative, Appeals and Employment
Widener University's School of Law
Gregory S. Schaer, Esq. is a highly experienced New Jersey employment lawyer and labor law attorney admitted to practice in the State of New Jersey and is a member of the bars of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit as well as the United States Supreme Court.
Mr. Schaer has achieved substantial jury verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients. The cases that he has handled are known by judges and attorneys throughout the United States as a result of numerous decisions rendered by the...
Michael Korsinsky
(212) 433-2712	1072 Madison Avenue
Lakewood,	NJ 08701
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Real Estate
Michael Korsinsky is a founding partner at Korsinsky & Klein, LLP. He manages the firm's litigation groups, which includes matters before various courts as well as those matters before administrative tribunals at various government agencies. He concentrates and dedicates most of his time with construction litigation, Elder Law and Health Law matters. He is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School and is admitted to both the New York and New Jersey Bars as well as the following Federal courts: the Second Circuit, the Eastern District of New York, the Southern District of New York, the Northern District of New York...
Christopher Dominick Ferrara
Somerset County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 38 years of experience
(908) 429-1269	52 Nostrand Road
Hillsborough,	NJ 08844
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Appeals, Business and Insurance Claims
James Alan Kozachek
(609) 324-8200	101 Farnsworth Avenue
Bordentown,	NJ 08022
Rina Traub
Mercer County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 33 years of experience
(609) 951-2204	116 Village Blvd
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Employment
Jay B Feldman
(609) 298-4280	24622 East Main Street
Columbus,	NJ 08022
Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy, Business and Consumer
Lisa Halpern
Ocean County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 33 years of experience
(732) 244-7719	500 Hooper Avenue
Mr. Bohdan Zacharisevych Esq.
Cumberland County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(856) 825-0700	600 W. Main Street
Millville,	NJ 08332
Gerald Muller
(609) 921-6077	One Palmer Square, Ste. 540 -
Corryn Lynn Kronnagel
(609) 452-8411	600 Alexander Rd.
Peter Van Aulen
Morris County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(201) 845-7400	Meeting Location
2001 Route 46 Waterview Plaza,
Parsippany-Troy Hills,	NJ 07054
Peter Van Aulen's Practice is 100% dedicated to divorce and family law. He is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial attorney. Said designation is only granted to attorneys who have shown higher levels of education, knowledge, ability and experience in family law and divorce. Peter completed many more Continuing Legal Education classes in family law than is required by the non certified lawyer and passed an extensive exam. He has been positively assessed by judges and other attorneys. Peter Van Aulen has been representing clients in divorce and family law for over twenty-seven years. He...
Essex County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Attorney with 32 years of experience
(973) 298-1723	8 Hillside Avenue
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, IP and Trademarks
Richard Diamond
Essex County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(973) 379-9292	225 Millburn Avenue
Millburn,	NJ 07041
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation and Appeals
Richard Diamond has been practicing Family Law Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration work in New Jersey for the past 34 years and is a Certified Family Law Trial Attorney by the N.J. Supreme Court; Accredited New Jersey Family Law Mediator, authorized by the NJ Supreme Court to handle family law mediation matters with an active domestic violence restraining order in place and a Family Law Arbitrator.
Mr Diamond is also a Family Law Economic Mediator in Union, Essex, Morris, Somerset, Middlesex and Monmouth Counties.
Mr Diamond is also a member of the Essex, Union and Somerset County's...
Laurie L Newmark
(973) 539-0075	100 South Jefferson Road
Whippany,	NJ 07981
Laurie Newmark is one of the founding partners at Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark. Since completing a Family Part judicial clerkship in 1998 with the Superior Court of New Jersey, Laurie has devoted her practice exclusively to family law. She is an experienced litigator who appears in court regularly in Northern and Central New Jersey. Laurie is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey, the State of New York, and the District Court of New Jersey.
Laurie insists that every client be treated with well-deserved respect and compassion. Laurie and her team understand that they are advocating for...
Mark J. Astarita
(973) 559-5566	60 Pompton Ave
Verona,	NJ 07044
My legal practice has always involved the representation of stock market participants, including investors, financial professionals and firms, nationwide. My work includes representation of in connection with FINRA Examinations and Enforcement Proceedings, as well as SEC investigations. I also represent individual brokers from virtually every major firm in their contract negotiations, employment termination, U-4 and U-5 issues. In specialized situations where the facts or law present novel issues, I also represent investors. I have appeared before arbitration panels and regulators in 22 states, have written legal columns for a number of industry publications, been a...
Laura D'Orsi
Monmouth County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(732) 741-3121	189 East Bergen Place
Red Bank,	NJ 07701
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation and Workers' Comp
Laura M. D'Orsi has been licensed as an attorney in New Jersey for over 29 years and has over eighteen years of experience exclusively practicing divorce and family law in New Jersey. She practices in Monmouth, Middlesex, and Ocean counties and also handles cases throughout the State of New Jersey. Ms. D'Orsi is Certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. Only 2% of New Jersey Attorneys are Certified Attorneys. To become a Certified Attorney, one must establish eligibility and satisfy requirements regarding education, experience, knowledge and skill. Other Facts about Laura M. D'Orsi,...
Heather Keith
Union County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(908) 233-4555	50 Cardinal Drive
Westfield,	NJ 07090
Ms. Heather C. Keith, Esq. is the founder of Keith Family Law in Westfield, NJ. Since the beginning of her legal career, she has devoted her practice almost exclusively to divorce and family law, successfully representing clients in the Superior and Appellate Courts, as well as outside of court. Focusing on alimony, child support, child custody, legal separation, and other family law issues, Ms. Keith works tirelessly to help her clients navigate the difficult and confusing world of divorce law, with an emphasis on the benefits of collaborative practice.
Ms. Keith received her Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University School of...
Jason Charles Tuchman
Bergen County, NJ Arbitration & Mediation Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(201) 368-7713	25 East Spring Valley Avenue
Maywood,	NJ 07660
My practice focuses on the litigation, mediation, and arbitration of family and matrimonial law matters, including but not limited to, divorce and legal separations, dissolution of domestic partnerships/civil unions and same sex marriages, child custody, visitation and parenting time, child support, alimony and palimony, division of assets/equitable distribution, pre/post nuptial agreements, paternity, emancipation, domestic violence matters, post-divorce matters, and collaborative divorce.
I am Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney, a certification achieved by only 2% of the attorneys in New Jersey. I am also a court-qualified family law mediator and I am specially...
David H. Ben-Asher
(973) 744-4000	52 Upper Montclair Plaza
Upper Montclair,	NJ 07043
Arbitration & Mediation and Employment
Linda Piff
(732) 556-0240	1540 Rt 138 Suite 203
Wall,	NJ 07719
Linda's goal is to have her clients exit the divorce process with the legal, personal, emotional and financial resources of the entire family in line with the goals of the divorcing couple. By doing so, her clients are poised for future growth and security in these areas. Restructuring a family can be very scary and stressful to everyone involved. Linda's job is to educate clients about the process and help relieve uncertainty about the future. "Divorce isn't just about dividing up assets. Families are multi-dimensional. Divorce is about couples moving forward with their lives, and in order for that...
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Q: System.LimitException: Too many SOQL queries: 101 & CPU time exceeded I am getting the following two errors in various scenarios of running an apex class
1) Too many SOQL queries
2) CPU time exceeded
The following is the only method in my controller class for extracting Organizations information as reports in a VF page. After going through best practices in apex i found that I shouldn't be using SOQL queries inside for loops. Is this the only problem because of which i am getting these errors. My controller has to iterate over more than 50,000 records to generate these reports. How can I effectively do this without these errors.
public void fetchReports() {
    Integer cap = 0, comp = 0, sold = 0, issued = 0, available = 0, Ticket_count = 0;
    String percent;
    Decimal Value_sold = 0;
    outer_report = new List < OuterReportTable > ();
    pricetype_report = new List < PriceTypeReportTable > ();
    payment_report = new List < PaymentReportTable > ();
    CapacityTickets = new List < Ticket__c > ();

    Date fromDate = date.newinstance(fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c.year(), fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c.month(), fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c.day());
    Date toDate = date.newinstance(toDateEvent.Date_Time__c.year(), toDateEvent.Date_Time__c.month(), toDateEvent.Date_Time__c.day());

    //PriceTypeTable
    PriceType = [Select PriceType__r.Name from Ticket__c where Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c];
    Map < String, Ticket__c > mapPriceType = new Map < String, Ticket__c > ();
    for (Ticket__c t_no: PriceType) {
        mapPriceType.put(String.valueOf(t_no.PriceType__r.Name), t_no); //map will always have unique values
    }
    Unique_PriceType = new List < String > (mapPriceType.keySet());
    Integer sum_sold = 0;
    Decimal sum_value = 0.0;

    for (Integer j = 0; j < Unique_PriceType.size(); j++) {
        Price = [Select Price__c from Ticket__c where PriceType__r.Name = : Unique_PriceType.get(j) and Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c];
        AggregateResult[] tickets_sold = [Select sum(Quantity__c) from Ticket__c where PriceType__r.Name = : Unique_PriceType.get(j) and Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c];
        for (AggregateResult ar: tickets_sold) {
            Ticket_count = Integer.valueOf(ar.get('expr0'));
        }
        Decimal p = Ticket_count * Price.get(0).Price__c;
        sum_sold = sum_sold + Ticket_count;
        sum_value = sum_value + p;
        pricetype_report.add(new PriceTypeReportTable(Unique_PriceType.get(j), Price.get(0).Price__c, Ticket_count, p, Ticket_count, p));
    }
    pricetype_report.add(new PriceTypeReportTable('Total', null, sum_sold, sum_value, sum_sold, sum_value));

    //Payments Table
    String pay_type;
    Decimal Total_Payment, sum_payment = 0.0;
    AggregateResult[] Payment = [Select Type__c from Payment__c where Ticket__r.Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Ticket__r.Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Ticket__r.Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c group by Type__c];
    for (AggregateResult ar1: Payment) {
        pay_type = String.valueOf(ar1.get('Type__c'));
        AggregateResult[] Total_Amount = [Select sum(Amount__c) from Payment__c where Type__c = : pay_type and Ticket__r.Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Ticket__r.Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Ticket__r.Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c group by Type__c];
        for (AggregateResult ar2: Total_Amount) {
            Total_Payment = (Decimal)(ar2.get('expr0'));
            sum_payment = sum_payment + Total_Payment;
            payment_report.add(new PaymentReportTable(pay_type, Total_Payment));
            System.debug(pay_type);
            System.debug(Total_Amount);
        }
    }
    payment_report.add(new PaymentReportTable('Total', sum_payment));

}

A: Instead of looping through and querying for data each time you need data inside the loop, trying querying all the data you will need before your loop in to a list of data that you can reference.
Do this something like this instead:
Price__c[] prices = [Select Price__c from Ticket__c where PriceType__r.Name IN : Unique_PriceType and Date_Time__c >= : fromDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Date_Time__c <= : toDateEvent.Date_Time__c and Activity__c = : activity.Activity__c];

for (Integer j = 0; j < Unique_PriceType.size(); j++) {
    Price = prices[j];
    ...

Since you know you are going through so many records, you'll want to probably take the AggregateResults out as well, this would require a two dimensional array, but you can definitely remove that from the for-loop.
Everything else inside the for-loop can stay, you just have to change the references to your data like Price above.

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Q: How do I utilize REST to post GPS data from an Android device into a Ruby on Rails application? I am a student in the process a building an Android app that can post a GPS track into a Rails application.  I would like to do things the "Rails" way and take advantage of the REST.  My rails application basically has 3 models at this point: users, tracks, and points.  A user has_many tracks and a track has_many points.  A track also has a total distance.  Points have a latitude and longitude. I have successfully been able to create an empty track with:
curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/xml' -d '<track><distance>100</distance></track>' http://localhost:3000/users/1/tracks

Whoo hoo!  That is pretty cool.  I am really impressed that rails do this.  Just to see what would happen I tried the following:
curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/xml -d '<track><distance>100</distance><points><point><lat>3</lat><lng>2</lng></point></points></track>' http://localhost:3000/users/1/tracks

Fail! The server spits back:

Processing TracksController#create (for 127.0.0.1 at 2010-04-14 00:03:25) [POST]
    Parameters: {"track"=>{"points"=>{"point"=>{"lng"=>"2", "lat"=>"3"}}, "distance"=>"100"}, "user_id"=>"1"}
    User Load (0.6ms)   SELECT * FROM "users" WHERE ("users"."id" = 1)
ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch (Point(#-620976268) expected, got Array(#-607740138)):
    app/controllers/tracks_controller.rb:47:in `create'

It seems my tracks_controller doesn't like or understand what it's getting from the params object in my tracks_controller.rb:
def create
    @track = @user.tracks.build(params[:track])

My xml might be wrong, but at least Rails seems to be expecting a Point from it.  Is there anyway I can fix TracksController.create so that it will be able to parse xml of a track with nested multiple points?  Or is there another way I should be doing this entirely?

A: Track.points= is a magic method that expects any number of Point objects. It adds and removes objects from the collection. You get this behaviour when you define a has_many association. This is why you're seeing ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch.
What you actually want to do is accept nested attributes for the associated collection.
class Track < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :points

  accepts_nested_attributes_for :points
end

Sending accepts_nested_attributes_for will provide you with the Track.points_attributes magic method. It expects an array of hashes, where each hash is the attributes for building the nested object.
curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/xml' -d '<track><distance>100</distance><points_attributes><lat>3</lat><lng>2</lng></points_attributes></track>' http://localhost:3000/users/1/tracks

The Rails log may look something like this.
Processing TracksController#create
  Parameters: {"track"=>{"distance"=>"100"}{"points_attributes"=>[{"lat"=>"3","lng"=>"2"}]}}

ActiveRecord::NestedAttributes::ClassMethods API documentation.


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La Copa Mégane Argentina fue un campeonato de automovilismo monomarca creado en Argentina por la filial de Renault Sport y que se realizó entre los años 2000 y 2009.

Origen e historia

La Copa Mégane fue creada mediante un convenio celebrado por Renault Sport y el TC 2000 para aumentar su participación dentro de ella con vistas a preparar el regreso de la filial de la marca francesa con un equipo oficial. La categoría, reemplazaba de esta forma de su rol de telonera a la antigua Copa Kia, la cual competía desde 1999 junto al TC 2000, implementando unidades Kia Avella. La categoría se desarrolló para que funcione como un semillero para aquellos pilotos que deseen realizar sus primeras experiencias dentro del automovilismo nacional. Los vehículos eran modelos Renault Mégane con motores de 2.0 litros y 8 válvulas. Tras su última temporada completa desarrollada en el año 2008, en 2009 fueron desarrolladas cinco competencias compartiendo el calendario con el TC 2000, sin embargo tras esas competencias la categoría fue dada de baja, debido a la celebración de un convenio entre Fiat Argentina y el TC 2000 para crear la Fiat Linea Competizione, categoría que reemplazó a la Copa Mégane en su rol de telonera del TC 2000 junto a la Fórmula Renault Argentina. Tras estas acciones, Nicolás Ursprung fue declarado como su último campeón.

El vehículo
Para esta categoría, Renault Sport homologó el uso de unidades Renault Mégane I, las cuales tendrían una preparación estándar mejorado. Estas unidades estaban equipadas con impulsores Renault de 2000 cm³, de cuatro cilindros y 8 válvulas, capaces de erogar una potencia de 190 HP, acoplados a una caja manual semiautomática de 6 velocidades. Con estas unidades, Renault ofrecía a sus competidores la posibilidad de desarrollar su carrera deportiva con un vehículo de altas prestaciones deportivas.

Circuitos utilizados

  Oberá
  San Martín
  Resistencia
  Buenos Aires

  Neuquén
  San Juan
  Santa Fe
  Potrero de los Funes

  Alta Gracía
  Salta
  Paraná
  General Roca

Fuentes:

Campeones

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Último campeonato de Copa Mégane
 Sitio oficial

Copa Mégane Argentina

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Ah, fall, when the air is redolent with the scent of woodsmoke and new pencil erasers. The kids are back to school today, and we somehow have a third grader. I swear she just started kindergarten yesterday. But no, amazingly she is eight and I can hardly believe it because eight is a significant year in my memory. It's when I decided I wanted to be a writer. (Spoiler alert: it's going to take more than three decades to accomplish this goal.) More than that, though, age eight feels contiguous with who I am now. That eight-year-old and me, man, we're the same. I look at my daughter now and wonder if she will experience eight the same way.
How the heck do we have a third grader already?
I find it amazing and inspiring that these eight-year-olds are already wise enough to listen to their inner voices. I hope they sing loudly and proudly, this year and every year.
Made me smile. Maybe there is hope for the species after all.


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package com.jetbrains.edu.coursecreator;

import com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.components.ProjectComponent;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Editor;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.EditorFactory;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.event.EditorFactoryEvent;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.impl.EditorFactoryImpl;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.*;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.impl.text.PsiAwareTextEditorImpl;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.ProjectManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.startup.StartupManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFileAdapter;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFileEvent;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFileManager;
import com.jetbrains.edu.EduNames;
import com.jetbrains.edu.courseFormat.Course;
import com.jetbrains.edu.courseFormat.Lesson;
import com.jetbrains.edu.courseFormat.Task;
import com.jetbrains.edu.courseFormat.TaskFile;
import com.jetbrains.edu.coursecreator.actions.CCRunTestsAction;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import java.io.IOException;

public class CCProjectComponent implements ProjectComponent {
  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(CCProjectComponent.class.getName());
  private final Project myProject;
  private FileDeletedListener myListener;

  public CCProjectComponent(Project project) {
    myProject = project;
  }

  public void initComponent() {
  }

  public void disposeComponent() {
  }

  @NotNull
  public String getComponentName() {
    return "CCProjectComponent";
  }

  public void projectOpened() {
    StartupManager.getInstance(myProject).runWhenProjectIsInitialized(new Runnable() {
      @Override
      public void run() {
        final Course course = CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject).getCourse();
        if (course != null) {
          myProject.getMessageBus().connect(myProject).subscribe(
            FileEditorManagerListener.FILE_EDITOR_MANAGER, new FileEditorManagerAdapter() {
              @Override
              public void selectionChanged(@NotNull FileEditorManagerEvent event) {
                final VirtualFile oldFile = event.getOldFile();
                if (oldFile == null) {
                  return;
                }
                if (CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject).isTaskFile(oldFile)) {
                  FileEditorManager.getInstance(myProject).closeFile(oldFile);
                  ApplicationManager.getApplication().runWriteAction(new Runnable() {
                    @Override
                    public void run() {
                      try {
                        oldFile.delete(myProject);
                      }
                      catch (IOException e) {
                        LOG.error(e);
                      }
                    }
                  });
                }
              }
            });
          myListener = new FileDeletedListener();
          VirtualFileManager.getInstance().addVirtualFileListener(myListener);
          final CCEditorFactoryListener editorFactoryListener = new CCEditorFactoryListener();
          EditorFactory.getInstance().addEditorFactoryListener(editorFactoryListener, myProject);
          VirtualFile[] files = FileEditorManager.getInstance(myProject).getOpenFiles();
          for (VirtualFile file : files) {
            if (CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject).isTaskFile(file)) {
              FileEditorManager.getInstance(myProject).closeFile(file);
              continue;
            }
            FileEditor fileEditor = FileEditorManager.getInstance(myProject).getSelectedEditor(file);
            if (fileEditor instanceof PsiAwareTextEditorImpl) {
              Editor editor = ((PsiAwareTextEditorImpl)fileEditor).getEditor();
              editorFactoryListener.editorCreated(new EditorFactoryEvent(new EditorFactoryImpl(ProjectManager.getInstance()), editor));
            }
          }
        }
      }
    });
  }

  public void projectClosed() {
    if (myListener != null) {
      VirtualFileManager.getInstance().removeVirtualFileListener(myListener);
    }
  }

  private class FileDeletedListener extends VirtualFileAdapter {

    @Override
    public void fileDeleted(@NotNull VirtualFileEvent event) {
      if (myProject.isDisposed() || !myProject.isOpen()) {
        return;
      }
      Course course = CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject).getCourse();
      if (course == null) {
        return;
      }
      VirtualFile removedFile = event.getFile();
      if (removedFile.getName().contains(".answer")) {
        deleteTaskFile(removedFile);
      }
      if (removedFile.getName().contains(EduNames.TASK)) {
        deleteTask(removedFile);
      }
      if (removedFile.getName().contains(EduNames.LESSON)) {
        deleteLesson(course, removedFile);
      }
    }

    private void deleteLesson(@NotNull final Course course, @NotNull final VirtualFile file) {
      VirtualFile courseDir = file.getParent();
      if (!courseDir.getName().equals(myProject.getName())) {
        return;
      }
      Lesson lesson = course.getLesson(file.getName());
      if (lesson != null) {
        course.getLessons().remove(lesson);
      }
    }

    private void deleteTask(@NotNull final VirtualFile removedFile) {
      VirtualFile lessonDir = removedFile.getParent();
      final CCProjectService projectService = CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject);
      if (lessonDir == null || !lessonDir.getName().contains(EduNames.LESSON)) {
        return;
      }
      VirtualFile courseDir = lessonDir.getParent();
      if (!courseDir.getName().equals(myProject.getName())) {
        return;
      }
      final Course course = projectService.getCourse();
      Lesson lesson = course.getLesson(lessonDir.getName());
      if (lesson == null) {
        return;
      }
      Task task = lesson.getTask(removedFile.getName());
      if (task == null) {
        return;
      }
      lesson.getTaskList().remove(task);
    }

    private void deleteTaskFile(@NotNull final VirtualFile removedFile) {
      final CCProjectService projectService = CCProjectService.getInstance(myProject);
      final VirtualFile taskDir = removedFile.getParent();
      if (taskDir == null || !taskDir.getName().contains(EduNames.TASK)) {
        return;
      }
      VirtualFile lessonDir = taskDir.getParent();
      if (lessonDir == null || !lessonDir.getName().contains(EduNames.LESSON)) {
        return;
      }
      VirtualFile courseDir = lessonDir.getParent();
      if (!courseDir.getName().equals(myProject.getName())) {
        return;
      }
      final Course course = projectService.getCourse();
      Lesson lesson = course.getLesson(lessonDir.getName());
      if (lesson == null) {
        return;
      }
      Task task = lesson.getTask(taskDir.getName());
      if (task == null) {
        return;
      }
      TaskFile taskFile = projectService.getTaskFile(removedFile);
      if (taskFile == null) {
        return;
      }
      ApplicationManager.getApplication().runWriteAction(new Runnable() {
        @Override
        public void run() {
          CCRunTestsAction.clearTestEnvironment(taskDir, myProject);
        }
      });
      String name = CCProjectService.getRealTaskFileName(removedFile.getName());
      task.getTaskFiles().remove(name);
    }
  }
}

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The Languages and Culture team is seeking experienced departmental (DoE) teachers of the Stage 6 Arabic Extension course to create high-quality support materials for the new course prescriptions (2019-2023) that will be implemented in Term 4 2018.
- Friday 23 February 2018.
Non-metropolitan teachers are welcome to apply - travel and accommodation reimbursements are available.
Should you wish to participate, please complete the EOI form attached below and email the completed form to aris.cao1@det.nsw.edu.au.
Closing date for applications: Friday 22 September 2017.
Queries: Janelle Byrne, 9266 8540.


Liverpool-based rock duo Rival Bones have premiered the video for their riff-heavy new tune 'Hot Blooded'.
Like an aural amalgamation of 'Rated R'-era Queens of the Stone Age and Royal Blood, the towering anthem is the first taster of Rival Bones' new four-track EP 'Strangefruit', which lands on Friday 23rd November via Alya Records.
Helmed by Lenny Bedford, the accompanying black-and-white video sees Chris Thomason (drums) and James Whitehouse (vocals, riffs) belt out the track in a sweaty club.


Find new items and gear to customise Mario & Luigi to fit your play style.
Cannot wait for this to come out! Mario RPGs are always top notch!
Please don't screw this up, Nintendo. You already ruined Paper Mario for me (and many others, I assume), don't destroy my second tap for Mario RPG goodness!
I hope this is as awesome of an installment to the Mario & Luigi's series as Sticker Star was to Paper Mario.
I wish they would've kept the hand-drawn visuals, though... That would've looked really good on 3DS.
I think the art style was chosen because it compliments the qualities of a dream.
This is great! I'll need to get this game.
Hmm.....I've only played rpg 3. It was a blast but the ending was diasappointing.
3-D graphics, cool tornado, mustache grass, luigi ball.....I will give this a try.
Why in the world is the US getting this so much later than everyone else????
Why must this be delayed till August for the US?!
This game comes out a day or two before I go on a road trip, sweet!
I cant wait It comes out soon!!!!! Its going to be great!
Looking good! Definitely a buy for me! Love some Mario RPG. It's crazy how Super Mario RPG on SNES spawned two paths — one being this, and the other Paper Mario. I would love to see a direct sequel to Super Mario RPG with the assistance of SquareEnix, but I know I'll never get it.
I might get this it looks ok but if its better than bowsers inside story then theres a good chance that i'm getting this.


To make my anxiety worse, my friend told me we would make a quick stop. To pick up his buddy who could "bench 300". No big deal.
Once we entered into the gym, the first lift was bench press. After my friend and his buddy (I'm just going to call him Buddy, okay?) showed me the proper technique, it was my turn to take a shot at it.
I breathed deep, tried to act confident, and got in position to warm up.
"Okay, so looking good. But make sure to hold the bar right over your chest like this…" Buddy was beside me, realigning the bar.
The three of us took turns, working ourselves up to our max weight. My max weight? 105 pounds.
To be honest, I would have never known better. All because they were willing to come alongside me and encourage me.
When it comes to exhortation and encouragement in scripture, no one can top Barnabas.
Here is an example of Barnabas in action. Saul had just converted from a rapid Christian-killer to a Christian himself. But no one was ready to trust him.
Saul proclaimed Jesus with the same intensity he pursued followers of Jesus. Yet the disciples in Jerusalem were still fearful. What if this was a trap? Why would Saul make such a dramatic change?
Only one would take the chance with Saul.
Barnabas is not called "Son of Exhortation" for nothing.
He took this fledgling Christian, brought him to Peter and James, and declared Saul to be genuine. As a result, the rest of the disciples were ready to protect Saul when the Jews sought to kill him (Acts 9:26-30).
All because one individual was willing to see through Saul's past and encourage him.
Seven years later, the Jerusalem church began to hear interesting news. There was a congregation that had started in Antioch.
When he came and saw the grace of God, he was glad and he exhorted them all to remain faithful to the Lord with steadfast purpose for he was a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and of faith.
The Lord was adding so many people to the church that Barnabas went searching for help. Guess who his first pick is?
The reason Christians were present in Antioch was because of Saul. Yet Barnabas wanted Saul to join him in exhorting this congregation to faithfulness and steadfastness.
And challenge Saul for more.
In other words, it means to come alongside someone and call them to hold fast. To keep on. This is a close-up and personal encouragement. That is what Barnabas did for Saul and Antioch and what my friends did for me.
When I struggled to lift 105 pounds, my friends came alongside me and encouraged me to try harder. To not give up. They didn't look down at me, ignore me, or mock me.
That's exhortation. And that's what I challenge you to. Find those people in your life struggling. Come alongside them and challenge them.
They need it. You need it. I need it. We need it.
The church needs your exhortation.


Well, my deal to purchase a comic rack from my neighborhood general store has fallen through, so now I am in negotiations to procure an old "spinner rack" from my favorite antique store; "The Undercover Antique Mall". As this will be the focal point of my new home office, I WILL have one! I'm also gonna stock it with only titles from 1976 - the year I began collecting at the wee age of four. I know, I'm an Uber-geek. I'm not ashamed.


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The Kelo Backlash: Now Many Are Rethinking Eminent Domain
December 22, 2005 | 12:01 am |
Development, Construction, Architecture & Land International Law, Ethics & Fraud Zoning , Land Use, Location, Transportation
In Nicole Gelina's article for City Journal They're Taking Away Your Property for What? covers the backlash of the controversial Kelo v. City of New London eminent domain [Wikipedia] ruling last summer that rattled the concept of private property.
…what critics haven't noticed is that the decision simply expands the Court's approval of a practice that state and local governments have long used to bring about urban renewal or economic development. More important, they have also failed to notice that, over its long history, this practice has almost never worked. The Court's decision fails not just on moral but also on utilitarian grounds.
"50 years ago the Court replaced the "public use" rationale for eminent domain with a more nebulous concept of "public purpose," in order to allow cities to condemn slums to remove urban blight. "
In Kelo, the 5-4 majority went a step further, ruling that governments don't need to show that property they condemn is even nominally blighted
"the vague promise of higher tax revenues and the hope of private-sector jobs through planned development are no less public goods than a road or a water-treatment plant. And so the Court allowed New London, Connecticut, to condemn a middle-class waterfront neighborhood and to parcel it out to private developers who would make more lucrative use of the property, including building luxury condos."
Big-box retailers to acquire properties [CNN] for development in prime locations.
Limits on Eminent Domain May Go Too Far, Experts Warn [NPR]
In the post Concern over the Kelo case has also inspired a flurry of legislation at the national and local level. [Gotham Gazette]
"In Congress, a bill, dubbed the "Private Property Rights Protection Act of 2005, has already passed the House and is awaiting a vote in the Senate. It would withhold federal aid from states that Congress believes abuse eminent domain.
In New York, there are several bills being considered in Albany, including a package of legislation drafted by Assemblymember Richard Brodsky which would slow down local eminent domain proceedings, create an ombudsman to oversee the use of the law, and require 150 percent of market value be paid for private property that the government takes over. This week, the New York City Council will hold hearings on the subject.
And recently opponents of eminent domain claimed victory when the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the city of Port Chester, New York failed to properly alert a businessman of his right to challenge an eminent domain decision before the government seized his four buildings to make way for a convenience store. The court's decision, some said, was a warning to local governments who may be tempted to take private property without properly notifying the people who own it."
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Lucas Dobre's new girlfriend: Ivanita Lomeli
Lucas Dobre is a YouTube personality who collaborates with his twin brother, Marcus Dobre, on their YouTube channel, Lucas and Marcus.
The twin brothers have garnered over 7 million subscribers on their channel and more than 18 million followers across various social media platforms.
Along with stardom, Lucas' love life has always been a subject of interest to fans.
He recently expressed his feelings for Ivanita Lorneli on March 8, 2018.
Ivanta is an Instagram model, who started sharing her modeling shots on Instagram in September 2017.
Her parents were originally from Tototlan, Jalisco, Mexico, however, she was born in Virginia.
Though most fans believe it was Lucas who came forward with his proposal, it was actually Ivanita who came forward first.
On her Twitter account, she asked Lucas, if he would be her valentine. But the two seem to have fallen in love with each other even before the tweet.


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Microsoft Space Simulator — компьютерная игра в жанре космический симулятор, разработанная и изданная компанией Microsoft в  году. Игра относится к одной из первых, которая моделирует астродинамику и небесную механику, и в то же время относится к жанру подлинных космических симуляторов.

Разработка игры проводилась под руководством Брюса Артвика, который приступил к работе над Microsoft Space Simulator после выхода версии 5.0 Microsoft Flight Simulator.

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Daily Planet are one of the most well-known bands on the British bluegrass scene. Since their formation in the mid-90s they have gigged all over the world including a performance at Telluride, and collaborated with some of the genre's most famous names such as Tim O'Brien and Matt Flinner. This month, Daily Planet – Live, the first Daily Planet album in nearly ten years, is released. We spoke to banjo player Leon Hunt about the band, the new recording and his solo work.
Almost a decade has passed since Daily Planet released their last album, The Big Scoop, and the band have played relatively few gigs in that time. In fact, they might have fallen entirely off the bluegrass radar were it not for the high profile of Britain's foremost banjo player, Leon Hunt. Leon has maintained a strong presence on the scene with his own solo CD Miles Apart as well as collaborations with the likes of David Grier and Growling Old Men. So what happened to Daily Planet?
Their new album, a recording of an all-too-rare Daily Planet gig in Bath in December 2006, sets out its bluegrass credentials with fiddle and banjo opening up Morning Would, a trademark Hunt instrumental, which the band proceeds to take all over their colourful musical spectrum with accomplished ease. A bluesy Jamie Matthews sung Lost my Mule in Texas follows to keep the audience on its toes, before The Planet do a bit of Celtic spliced with a New England bluegrass standard, if such a thing can exist.
The band has seen various members come and go over the years. The current line-up brings Leon together with Henry Sears on fiddle, Dom Harrison on guitar and bass, drummer Tim Robinson, Mike Cosgrave on keys, and Jamie Matthews on vocals, harmonica and the aforementioned jaws-harp. Not a mandolin in sight.
Leon insists that the band does play bluegrass. "We definitely have our own take on it but I think it still fits," he says, before opening up the classification somewhat with "it's traditional music, mostly Celtic, mixed up with improvisational music such as blues and jazz.
Daily Planet music, whatever it may be, is just one strand of Leon's amazing banjo talents. Recently he's been doing "everything from playing African stuff for Sekou Kieta's record to playing the banjo with a Bic biro for Goldfrapp." Plans to record with Growling Old Men suggest he'll soon be returning to bluegrass. But like on the new CD where Jamie's comment "back to bluegrass" leads into a haunting keyboard intro for Clinch Mountain Backstep, nothing is ever that simple.
This album is Daily Planet at their best – uncompromising, unashamedly unclassifiable and "unbluegrass". It will leave music fans wanting more, and bluegrass purists polishing off their letters of complaint. And you suspect that Daily Planet wouldn't want it any other way.


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We NEED additions, corrections and (especially) more precise information about the products each supplier offers. If you have any information, please send me details - THANKS.
Complaints: Often the photocopies are not of the greatest quality, especially the reduced size copies of the old large schematics. If you choose to complain, please remember that most other manufacturers do not offer such a service, and certainly not for such old games.
312 509 6573 (tech support) 	advice.
Game Manufacturers no longer in business.
The following game manufacturers are known to no longer be trading.
best chance for spare parts and information.
Note: many of these companies charge private individuals for a catalog (i.e $5 for WICO). Catalogs are free for companies, and you will usually qualify for operator prices - come up with a company name.
800 292 4491			available new.
6540 W. Central		but may have some older boards.
Complaints: be sure to have them confirm what they will be shipping. We have heard stories of badly botched orders.
714 535 3300			boards and those hard to find parts.
The Game Exchange		They sell used games and kits.
800 444 6854			service. Good catalog too.
Note: many of these companies charge private individuals for a catalog Catalogs are usually free for companies - come up with a company name.
If you can't find what you want here, check the Yellow Pages, under 'Electronic Suppliers' or similar. In addition, many surplus stores have large selections of old obsolete components - and they are usually cheap.
Digi_Key 			Expensive, but good selection.
800 344 4539			All named brands.
sell the component in question.
806 793 6337			you need to fix most monitor problems.


Having won two of the three races held, Valeria Kovalenko at the helm of Art Tube is making a big impression on the J/70 fleet. The Russian outwitted the competition and she has all the resources required to make this another top-step podium finish at the Monaco Sportsboat Winter Series.
Thirty-three boats including 11 Monegasque entries lined up on the start of this penultimate Act, which this evening sees the YCM's Cesare Gabasio (Tinnj70) in 3rd just ahead of Stefano Roberti (Piccinina). The latter is now lying 2nd in the provisional overall ranking for the circuit.
Note, too, the presence of Rémi Piazza, a young sailor from the Sports Section, at the helm of Levante who is keen to progress in one-design keelboat classes. A newcomer to these meetings, he is currently 4th in the amateur category.
Racing starts again tomorrow Saturday at 11.00am on the Monaco race area, with good conditions forecast.


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Reading "Lost Broadway Theatres," the section on the Hudson at 141 West 44th, says "CBS bought the theatre in 1934 and converted for use as a radio studio. A glass-enclosed control booth was removed when the house was restored to legitimate theater."
It goes on to say that in '43 the theare was bought by Howard Lindsey and Russell Crouse who did three legitimate shows. In 1950 NBC bought it for $595,000. In '59 they spent $100,000 restoring the Hudson to its former glory.
Do you know if this playhouse ever had a number?
Here's the list you sent in the late 90s.


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Advertising Standards Authority takes Z2K's Complaint about the misleading DWP "Myth Busting" ads to the next stage of investigation
Latest News | Raji Hunjan | Universal Credit
By Marc Francis · July 5, 2019
The Advertising Standards Authority has today confirmed that it has formally written to the DWP and Associated Newspapers, stating that the complaint is now under formal investigation and that they have seven days to respond to the key points of the complaint made by Z2K about their misleading ads.
The ASA has confirmed that these ads are under investigation based on four different challenges:
Whether the ads are obviously identifiable as marketing communications from the DWP.
Whether the claim "MYTH Universal Credit doesn't work FACT It does. People move into work faster on Universal Credit than they did on the old system" is misleading.
Whether the claim "MYTH You have to wait 5 weeks to get any money on Universal Credit FACT If you need money, your jobcentre will urgently pay you an advance" are misleading and omits significant restrictions that are likely to affect a person's decision to apply for Universal Credit.
Whether the claim "MYTH Universal Credit makes it harder to pay your rent on time FACT Your Jobcentre can give you an advance payment and pay rent directly to landlords" is misleading and omits significant restrictions that are likely to affect a person's decision to apply for Universal Credit.
The DWP could now respond by agreeing to withdraw these ads and agree to modify any further ads in the future. We believe that the ads are highly damaging and could lead to people who are already living vulnerably to make decisions that mean they are living with less money than they were on legacy benefits.
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Q: Convert Outlook .ost file to .pst
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Is there any way to "restore" a .pst (Outlook Personal Folder) or .ost (Offline Folder file)?

Here's the situation...
We outsource our Exchange hosting to a 3rd party company. We had a user leave last week and the email provider was supposed to export her mailbox to a .pst for our Help Desk (where I work). I pulled .pst file from them today and it was only 265 KB! You have to be kidding me...
I have a full system backup of this users computer from less than a week ago and their .ost file is 445 MB so I know the user had email. The email provider has already removed her mailbox. I've contacted them about the problem and am waiting to hear back.
My question for everyone is, how do I go about extracting email from an .ost file or is it possible to "convert" it to a .pst file? Can anyone see any other options?
EDIT: This is for Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2007.

A: If you have a backup of the machine, you can fire up outlook with the 445MB OST in place and remove the network cable. Outlook will start in "disconnected mode" if you are lucky, and you should have access to the entire OST. You can then create a new PST, and copy everything in using the traditional drag and drop Outlook GUI.
Best of luck, this is not an easy situation.

A: I don't know for a fact if this will work, but this is what I would try ...

*

*Create a new .pst folder on a machine
where you can access the pst email
account, once your provider makes it
accessible to you.

*Drag a drop all the mail from the ost
mail to the pst folder

and you could be done.


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New Jersey's biopharmaceutical firms are conducting lifesaving medical research.
COMMENTARY: Innovation Act would undermine research New Jersey's biopharmaceutical firms are conducting lifesaving medical research. Check out this story on courierpostonline.com: http://on.cpsj.com/1J6lIKn
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An experimental drug from New Jersey startup Actinobac Biomed could improve the lives of 40 million Americans suffering from white blood cell diseases like asthma, psoriasis, lupus and cancer. The medicine has proven effective in animal testing and will soon enter clinical trials.
But if Congress proceeds with a new intellectual property law that discourages such trials, patients could lose access to this potentially revolutionary treatment and dozens of others like it. New Jersey's representatives in Washington should oppose the law to ensure a healthy environment for Garden State medical research.
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Without patents, biopharmaceutical companies wouldn't have the confidence to hire workers and spend money on new research projects.
Recent assaults on patent protections are sapping that confidence. A 2011 law created a way for companies to challenge their rivals' patents before an extrajudicial review board instead of a district court. By reducing the need for expensive legal battles, the board was supposed to benefit both the challengers looking to overturn a patent and the patent defenders.
But the board has shown such favoritism towards challengers that it has been labeled a patent "death squad." This bias could lead to funding cutbacks for drug research and development, as biopharmaceutical companies avoid expensive development projects that depend on newly vulnerable patents.
Now, Congress could make it even harder to defend patents by passing the Innovation Act. The bill raises the legal hurdles associated with filing a patent infringement lawsuit. Congress hopes that "patent trolls" — people who sue businesses on trumped-up charges of patent infringement to score easy settlement money — won't be able to leap over these heightened legal requirements.
Unfortunately, actual patent holders defending their legitimate patents will struggle to navigate these obstacles as well. The law forces patent holders to file hundreds of pages of tedious and technical paperwork. To comply, inventors must hire expensive legal teams, which diverts money from productive activities like research.
These measures would discourage innovative research, since inventors will hesitate to fund expensive new R&D efforts if they can't defend their inventions from patent infringers.
New Jersey's biopharmaceutical firms are conducting lifesaving — and economy boosting — medical research. New Jersey's elected officials must protect this activity from misguided federal tinkering.
Joseph Tempesta Jr. is mayor of West Caldwell.
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DIG BSF dubs jawan in video as a 'bad hat', says inquiry initiated to unveil truth
Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], Jan 10 (ANI): Responding to the allegations made by a BSF jawan that troops are served with bad quality food and even have to manage with an "empty stomach" at times, and hinting at acts of corruption committed by senior officials, Deputy Inspector General M D S Mann on Tuesday dubbed the complainant as a 'bad hat', but added that if the allegations made by him were found to be true, action would be initiated against the defaulters. Asserting that the complainant was a regular offender and has not been promoted even once in his 20 years of service, Mann said poor career growth could be a reason behind this act of his. Mann said that a probe has been initiated. "He is a bad hat. In his service of twenty years, he has four bad entries, which includes intoxication, AWL, fighting with seniors, offending their orders. And, because of all these flaws, he has not been promoted even once, and this might be the cause of his frustration," said Mann. "We have initiated an inquiry in the matter and in the span of four to five days, the standard of food, quality and quantity of all the posts, will be checked. A report will be formed after a detailed inspection which will be forwarded. If any of his allegations are found true we will certainly initiate action against the defaulters," he added. Home Minister Rajnath Singh yesterday sought sought a report from the BSF and ordered "appropriate action". In a video gone viral, BSF soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav of the 29 battalion Seema Suraksha Bal is seen exposing the rot in the system by revealing the deeply ingrained corruption in the higher order, saying that the troops are not even getting three basic square meals. Speaking from an undisclosed location, Yadav can be seen saying that the soldiers stand for 11 straight hours every day regardless the weather or temperature, but they are treated in the worst possible way. The BSF was quick to respond with a statement saying that a senior officer has already reached the location from where Yadav sent the video. The BSF, however, rejected claims made by a soldier, clarifying that even though conditions for soldiers were tough they were provided with regular rations while asserting that the jawans in particular had a troubled past.(ANI)


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Happy 25 Years to Rooky Ricardo's
This year's June 6 marked the 25th year anniversary of Rooky Ricardo's Records, the Lower Haight record shop owned by my good friend and mentor Dick Vivian. It was also the record release party for Nick Waterhouse who, before me, was also inspired by Dick. And that inspiration has Nick doing great things in the music world. It was wonderful listening to The Viv talk about how proud he was to see Nick on stage doing what he loves best. And it was more awesome to see the both of them on stage together. Check out the video!
Dick, like his shop, are still going strong and haven't lost a beat. Here's to 25 more years.
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Fridays tend to be social for me. So yesterday when my housemate Moses asked me if I wanted to go out, I said yes even though I was ready for bed at 11pm. He suggested we check out Madrone Art Bar, which I first heard about from DJ Armand when I was playing records at Mama Knows Best. He came up to me during my set to tell me that he really liked what I was doing and that I should check out Madrone, where he currently spins. "It'll be good for you" he said, and then he added that "Richard's got a brand new superstar on his hands", Richard being Dick Vivian, who came out to support that night. For that to happen during my first real gig was a major accomplishment in my book, so I thanked Armand and told him that I will definitely check out the Art Bar. Fortunately, Madrone is conveniently located on Divisadero and Fell, just walking distance from my house.
So Moses and I walked down Haight, which was surprisingly busy, and up Divis. But when we got to Madrone we realized that there was no way we were going to get in;there were two lines reaching in opposite directions outside of the door. We couldn't even figure out who was playing inside or what was going on. Unwavering, we decided to walk up more towards The Independent, a phenomenal venue for live acts – I've seen RJD2 play there a while back and it was epic. The Wailers were playing and we hung out by the door, listened to the music that leaked from inside The Independent, and watched people walk by for a few minutes. But we were not too interested in entering. We decided to head back home, feeling tired, cold, and sad that we did not find anything worthwhile to check out. We reverse direction and got back on Haight. Serendipitously however, I noticed that the lights were on at Black Pancake Records, one of the record shops on Haight. I peak inside and sure enough i see one of the turntable platters was spinning by the cash register. Manny aka DJ M3, of Green Gorilla Lounge, was getting things ready for the next day's Lower Haight Art Walk. Strangely enough, I know Manny from the pickup basketball games that I play at Mission Bay during the week, and he also came out to Mama Knows Best last friday. Small world? Maybe.
I knock on the glass and he opens the door for Moses and me. Mind you it was around midnight at this time. We chat it up, talk a little about Koko Cocktails, and then I notice the rows of 12" records against the wall. Apparently they were "cheapies" that are going on sale the next day for a buck a piece during the Art Walk. Not missing an opportunity to scrummage for any gems, I asked Manny if he was cool with me filtering through the piles. Of course he said go for it, so Moses and I started digging.
It was an eclectic collection, with records from all genres and ages; the only common thread was the low price tag. After barely scratching the surface, we put together a bizarre combination of music. There were a few classical pieces, a Dinah Washington album, some off-the-wall stuff that I wouldn't have picked up if it wasn't so cheap, and a few Cat Stevens albums for Moses. I decided to check out the rest of the shop and two albums immediately grabbed me.
The first was "Mandrill Is", the 1972 drop from the funk group Mandrill. Needless to say, the cover art is awesome. Who wouldn't want to know more about this god-like portrait of this exotic primate next to the moon? You can tell right away that the sound is going to be a mind trip.
The second album, which I snatched up immediately and hugged tightly to my chest as though was competing with other customers for the last copy on earth, was "Maggot Brain" by Funkadelic. The cover art is this beautiful black woman with long eyelashes and the necessary afro, and she was screaming her lungs off. I bumped into the song, Maggot Brain, a while ago and I knew I had to find the album as soon as possible. It's one of those songs that will really push you into a deep trance. Go home, turn off the lights, sit on the floor, put your headphones on, and listen to it.
In addition, Manny knows about my addiction to predilection for 45s. So of course he put on a song that he knew I would bob my head to without question. While Moses and I were sifting through the LPs, he mentioned that he had a reissue from Kent, a label that only puts out a limited number of pressings. The song that was playing was "All I Want is You" by O.C. Tolbert and I had to get it. If you look at the photo below you'll notice the hole in the middle is not standard for 45s; the history there is pretty interesting, but I need to read up a little more before writing about it.
Also, A man by the name of Daniel, who turned out to be a DJ in Hawaii and a friend of Manny, walked into the shop. The four of us sparked a brief conversation that lead to the topic of digital DJing. I'm always interested to hear what DJs and record aficionados have to say about the subject. Daniel's words were, not without some disdain, "sure, you can download as many songs as you want and have 10,000 songs in your library. And you can even download songs while you're playing so you never have to miss a request. Sure it's easy, but it's not the same!" But not lacking in humility, he said that he "does it all" and that if you're going to DJ you have to be on top of everything, from vinyl to digital to house to funk to raves, especially in a place like Hawaii where the current hip scene can change at a moment's notice.
What I've found out is that a lot of DJs have this mentality about digital Djing. They all agree that you have to have your roots soundly cemented in the foundation, that you should own, buy, and play vinyl records regularly, but that spinning digital music makes life a lot easier. That may be true but, after jumping into the deep end of the analog sound pool, I'm not sure if I can make that switch.
Well it was past midnight, I had a stack of black pancakes from Black Pancakes, and shortly thereafter I was home with Moses and we were watching Jackie Chan's "Drunken Master".
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Q: New divs with javascript I have a problem with my JavaScript code. In practice I have a function that starts with the click of a div, through ajax and then I query the database and dynamically add the div elements with append() to the main div without reloading the page. Now, I want the JavaScript code to read me also the new div elements added by ajax, how can I do without reloading the page?
  $(".cc > div").on('dbltap', function(){
  var taskid = $(this).data('id');
  var type = $(this).data('status');
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  if(type == 0){
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    $(this).data('status', 1);
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  else{
    var status = "undone";
    $(this).data('status', 0);
  }

  done_undone(taskid, status, device);
})

A: I believe you need to delegate:
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})

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Home » Kassandra Anderson
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https://sites.google.com/site/kassandrarenataanderson/
I am a sixth-year graduate student working with Professor Dong Lai on the dynamics of exoplanets and stellar binaries/triples. A major subject of my research is the formation of short-period planets and binaries via "high-eccentricity migration," in which a planet or stellar binary with an initially large separation is perturbed into a highly eccentric orbit, with subsequent orbital decay at pericenter due to tidal dissipation. Operating over long timescales, such processes can shrink the orbit of an exoplanet or binary system by a large factor and result in a final orbital period of a few days or less. A major application of this work is the formation of hot Jupiters (giant planets with orbital periods of several days). Despite the fact that hot Jupiters were the first class of exoplanet to be discovered around a main-sequence star, their existence continues to be a puzzle, as it is widely thought that such planets cannot form at their observed orbital locations, and must instead have migrated from farther out. Competing theories of orbital migration for hot Jupiters exist, and a primary goal of my research is to help distinguish between various proposed migration theories.
Our work has focused on planets in stellar binaries, in which extreme eccentricity and inclination variations in a planet can arise from perturbations due a stellar companion (through Lidov-Kozai cycles). When the planet passes close to the star, the stellar spin axis can tilt due to spin-orbit coupling. Lidov-Kozai cycles, coupled with tidal dissipation can result in a hot Jupiter with an orbital plane significant misaligned with the stellar equator. Such spin-orbit misalignment is observed in many hot Jupiter system, and can thus serve as a clue of the planet's migration history. We have conducted a population synthesis of hot Jupiter formation in stellar binaries, and present distributions of spin-orbit misalignment angles for various properties of the planet, host star, and stellar companion.
I have also worked on spin-orbit dynamics in stellar triple systems. Similar to hot Jupiters, many stellar binaries also exhibit spin-orbit misalignment, and it remains unclear whether such misalignments are primordial, or arose after formation due to dynamical interactions. My work focuses on the latter scenario, in which spin-orbit misalignment arises due to perturbations from a tertiary stellar companion, and identifies the properties required by such a companion to tilt the spin axes of the inner binary members.
My most recent work focuses on "warm Jupiters", which are similar to hot Jupiters, but with slightly longer orbital periods of 10-100 days. Similar to hot Jupiters, the formation histories of warm Jupiters is also unknown, and it unclear whether warm Jupiters arrive at their observed orbits via one of several proposed migration mechanisms, or whether they simply form in-situ. Substantial eccentricities are observed in many warm Jupiters, which are difficult to explain with some proposed formation theories. We investigate whether the eccentricities of warm Jupiters may arise from perturbations due to external giant planet companions. This research sheds insight into the dynamical role of observed companions to warm Jupiters, as well as helping to identify possible undetected companions to seemingly solitary eccentric warm Jupiters.
I am currently supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. In 2016-2017 I served as a TA for the introductory courses Astronomy 1101 & 1102. I received my B.S. in Physics from the University of Michigan, where I worked with Profs. Fred Adams and Nuria Calvet on exoplanetary dynamics and protoplanetary disk evolution. Outside of astronomy, my hobbies include sewing/knitting/other crafts, cats, and cooking.
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Astronomy and Space Sciences
Advisor: Professor Dong Lai
Extrasolar planetary systems, stellar binaries/triples, protoplanetary disks and planet formation.
Kassandra R. Anderson & Dong Lai, "Moderately Eccentric Warm Jupiters from Secular Interactions with Exterior Companions", 2017, MNRAS, in press, https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.00084
Kassandra R. Anderson, Dong Lai, & Natalia I. Storch, "Eccentricity and spin-orbit misalignment in short-period stellar binaries as a signpost of hidden tertiary companions", 2017, MNRAS, 467, 3066, https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.02626
Kassandra R. Anderson, Natalia I. Storch, & Dong Lai,"Formation and stellar spin-orbit misalignment of hot Jupiters from Lidov-Kozai oscillations in stellar binaries", 2016 MNRAS, 456, 3671, https://arxiv.org/abs/1510.08918
Natalia I. Storch, Kassandra R. Anderson, & Dong Lai, "Chaotic dynamics of stellar spin in binaries and the production of misaligned hot Jupiters", 2014, Science, 345, 1317
Kassandra R. Anderson, Fred C. Adams, & Nuria Calvet, 2013 ApJ, 776, 9
"Viscous Evolution and Photoevaporation of Circumstellar Disks due to External Far-Ultraviolet Radiation Fields"
http://arxiv.org/abs/1307.4368
Fred C. Adams, Kassandra R. Anderson, & Anthony M. Bloch, 2013 MNRAS, 432, 438 "Evolution of Planetary Systems with Time Dependent Stellar Mass Loss" http://arxiv.org/abs/1303.3841
Kassandra R. Anderson & Fred C. Adams, 2012 PASP, 124, 809
"Effects of Collisions with Rocky Planets on the Properties of Hot Jupiters" http://arxiv.org/abs/1206.5857


Contemporary global terrorism is a predominantly significant sector of inquiry with policy implications given that citizens are at risk of potential attacks. Prior to formulating efficient and apt policies to counter terrorist activities, there is a prime requirement to have a profound understanding of the subject. Constructivism provides a perfect framework for attaining an understanding of the modern terrorist activity. This entry endeavors at analyzing the issue of international terrorism from the perspective of constructivism to determine how ideas influence terrorist actions.
Constructivism, which offers a remarkable approach to global politics, bases on social reality. The theory revolves around state interests with respect to social discourse and ideas. The identity and ideas of actors shape states' interests, which consecutively transform the institutions, rules, and norms of the international organization. Alexander Wendt, a constructivist scholar, asserts that international relations are constructed (Jarvis, 2009). According to Alexander, shared ideas, as opposed to material forces, establish the composition of human relationship. Furthermore, the mutual ideas make the wellbeing and characteristics of purposive players. Therefore, terrorism is less likely to be a physical aspect but it is more of a collective construction. From the constructivist viewpoint, international terrorism is a social construction. Terrorist actors are products of discourse. Therefore as Hulsse and Spencer (2008) highlight, discourse forms the focal point of studying terrorism. Predominantly, the discourses of terrorists' antagonists form the terrorist strategies, goals, organizational structures, and motivations. In this perspective, humans make terrorism what they say it is. Although there are people who carry out real acts, what their actions mean remains an issue of interpretation. Hence, the interpretation is responsible for constituting particular persons as terrorists (Hulsse & Spencer, 2008).
Constructivism theory emphasizes that individual states collectively construct anarchy based on the way they create their security dilemmas (Jarvis, 2009). Therefore, terrorism stems from how nations see themselves and others through their collective cultural understandings that arise from interactions. Indeed, Jarvis (2009) accentuates that terrorism is an interpretation of happenings and their supposed causes. For instance, while one state may perceive an individual as a terrorist, another may perceive the same individual as a freedom fighter. Therefore, constructivism establishes that the actual meaning of terrorism depends on how individuals and states construct it. Further, constructivism emphasizes that terrorism does not reside outside the human subjective understanding. However, terrorism is a communal fact that has its foundations on human institutions.
There is no one universally pertinent conceptualization of transnational terrorism. However, different theories distinguish distinct paradigms and perspectives on terrorism. The constructivism theory remains dominant among policy makers, academicians, and intelligence analysts. Since terrorism is too disputed and contentious to acquire a universal consent, the constructivist theory proves to be most effectual in emphasizing the significant role that national interests and parochial states assume in conceptualization of the subject of terrorism.


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