As a school with a real 'family feel' we want to offer each pupil individual support where they need it most. Each pupil is known and valued in our school, and we work in close partnership with parents and guardians to get the very best out of every child. Whether the challenge is academic or emotional, our experienced and dedicated team will help your child to develop and grow.
Pastoral care across S1-S6 is led by the Pastoral Depute and supported by a team of experienced teaching staff and health professionals. Heads of Year work closely with form tutors to ensure the personal, social and academic welfare of pupils. Form tutors see their form class daily and are the first point of contact for any concerns. Additionally, our two Assistant Year Heads offer one-on-one pastoral support both on an appointment and 'drop-in' basis.
The school nurse plays a key role in supporting young people with specific health needs and is available to both pupils and parents. The Academic Depute also works closely with the pastoral team ensuring a joined-up approach which fully meets the needs of pupils.
As a family school our pupils instinctively look out for one another, and there are two well-established peer support systems in place. The S6 Peer Mentors and Academic Mentors offer a friendly face, invaluable guidance and practical help to our younger pupils, supporting them with advice and help with their work.
Lomond School believes that each child we accept has the right to take part in and enjoy every aspect of school life, and we know that some pupils need a little more support than others to do so. Support is provided in class through a range of learning and teaching strategies and via academic mentors. More bespoke support is offered by staff in our friendly and welcoming Support For Learning base. Parents are encouraged to visit us to discuss concerns as soon as these arise, and we offer daily lunchtime and after-school support as required. Ultimately, we aspire that every pupil in our care becomes a fully independent learner by the time they reach the senior years of the school.
Support in both the Junior and Senior School is led by specialist Support for Learning teachers, who work with individuals or small groups of students with identified needs. Pupils for whom English is an additional language are also offered support by a qualified EAL (English as an Additional Language) teacher. In the junior years (J1 – T2) all pupils complete standardised tests annually, primarily for screening purposes. Aspects of this diagnostic group screening are also carried out in S1 – S4 as we believe that the earlier a concern is raised the easier it is likely to be resolved.


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Associated Press Top 25 ballot
Jerry Carino • November 17, 2014
Jay Wright's Villanova squad holds steady at No. 12
1-Wisconsin (2-0)
2-Kentucky (2-0)
3-Arizona (3-0)
4-Duke (2-0)
5-Kansas (1-0)
6-North Carolina (2-0)
7-Florida (1-0) …continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized on November 17, 2014 by Jerry Carino.
For openers, Jack-less Rutgers romped by GW
Greg Lewis dunks vs. GW (AP)
With Kadeem Jack sidelined by his sprained thumb, Rutgers got taken to the woodshed 70-53 by a good George Washington team.
The game story linked below, followed by five thoughts and five quotes. Welcome back, everyone. It's hoops season again.
CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO READ THE GAME STORY:
No Jack, no shot for Rutgers in 70-53 loss to George Washington. "It was tough, man." Game story http://t.co/H5eda7VwtC via @AsburyParkPress
— Jerry Carino (@NJHoopsHaven) November 17, 2014
FIVE THOUGHTS
Fans want to jump off the deep end, but it's hard to assess Rutgers without Kadeem Jack. The senior forward is so much better than anyone else in the program. Without him, the entire offense grinds to a halt because the opposing defense can flood the perimeter without fear about getting beat inside. You can't say Rutgers would have prevailed with Jack—GW is probably an NCAA Tournament team again—but it certainly would have been more competitive. With Jack in street clothes, the Scarlet Knights have virtually no shot to beat a good foe.
Junior Etou and Bishop Daniels laid eggs. Etou shot 0-for-8 with three turnovers, and his two quick fouls put Rutgers even further behind the eight-ball. Daniels shot 1-for-8 with no assists and four turnovers. You figure Etou will come around, although he must play inside more. Daniels has to prove he can run an offense at this level. If he can't, it's going to be a long season for RU's backcourt. With its acute lack of quality depth, Rutgers needs much more from these two.
Two freshmen were bright spots. D.J. Foreman (9 points, 5 rebounds, 4-5 shooting) and Mike Williams (10 points, 4-8 shooting, 2 assists, 2 blocks) played well in the second half. Foreman's opposite-hand tomahawk dunk in traffic was sick. There's something to work with for Jordan, who needs to get these two more minutes. Foreman has to merit serious starting consideration, especially of Jack remains out.
George Washington didn't shoot well (40 percent), partly because Rutgers played solid half-court defense and partly because of some bricklaying. But the Colonials' ball movement, spacing and shot selection are impeccable. Seton Hall take note: This team will be a handful Nov. 29.
A strong opening-night crowd went to waste. The legit turnout of 5,824—spurred partly by smart mini-plan ticket packaging with Big Ten glamour games—never got a chance to make a difference. Student turnout was good, too. It's fair to wonder how many will be scared away by what they saw. The opener usually sets a tone for fans. Good seats will be available when FDU visits Wednesday.
FIVE QUOTES
Eddie Jordan: "They defended us very well. They got into Myles early and, when you get into Myles and we don't have Kadeem, we will struggle with new guys on the roster. (We have) three rookies, three freshmen coming off the bench. Bishop Daniels who's a starter, but it's his first time here. At the beginning of the game we missed three layups, a couple post-ups, four free throws and then it sort of compounds."
Jordan on Jack's thumb: "He said he was sore and he felt uncomfortable. I don't want a player out there who doesn't have his confidence because he's worried about an injury."
Bishop Daniels: "We came out here in our opener and got punched in the mouth."
Myles Mack, on no Kadeem: "It was tough, man. We needed some scoring out there today. We were looking for younger guys to score and it was hard for them because they're new to the game."
D.J. Foreman, on The Dunk: "I saw a lane open up and my mind took over my legs.
For openers, veterans lead Seton Hall past Mercer
Brandon Mobley
Freshmen came in with all the billing, but veterans did the heavy lifting in the opener for Seton Hall men's basketball.
As McDonald's All-American Isaiah Whitehead struggled mightily, senior Brandon Mobley and junior Sterling Gibbs combined for 36 points to lead the Hall past Mercer 63-47. Game story link below, followed by five thoughts and five quotes . . .
CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR THE FULL GAME STORY:
Brandon Mobley's savvy on and off the court led Seton Hall to win No. 1 (with a Sterling Gibbs assist). Game story: http://t.co/IgMFhsXkFS
If Brandon Mobley plays like this every game, Seton Hall is going to have a fun season. So mercurial in the past, the senior forward is the X-factor. This is what he's capable of: 19 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, no turnovers, 7-of-9 shooting in 31 minutes. When the game got tight in the second half, he took over. Leadership has never really been his bag, but by all accounts he pushed the right buttons with his teammates during the game.
It's only fair to give Isaiah Whitehead a pass and chalk up his 1-of-10, 4-turnover, no-assist clunker to nerves. To his credit, he handled reporters' questions with great calm and patience in the postgame. It's too early to tell whether he's not totally comfortable playing off the ball, but that will bear watching as we go forward. The thing is, the rest of the Hall's offense functioned well with the ball in the hands of Sina and Gibbs. No reason to change that after a comfortable win.
Interesting debut for freshman forward Angel Delgado (8 points, 12 rebounds, 3-9 shooting, 2 blocks). He had a terrific first half, and man is he aggressive on the glass. But his performance dipped in the second half, possibly due to the fatigue of 31 minutes. Meting out his minutes with an eye toward the long haul will be a challenge for Willard. Overall a promising showing for Delgado, although Mercer's front line is weak.
Thumbs up: Sterling Gibbs (17 points, 5 assists, no turnovers) and Jaren Sina (9 points) were their reliable, efficient selves . . . Haralds Karlis may have been the 10th Pirate in the game but he brought it defensively and earned his long second-half run . . . strong student turnout, even if the regular crowd was only about 3,500. The season-ticket base of 7,000 has risen quite a bit.
After several inquiries, we finally figured out the captain situation. Willard is going with game captains this year. Today it was the three seniors: Mobley, Karlis and Stephane Manga. Interesting tactic. Indicative of a team whose best leaders are underclassmen (Gibbs, Sina) and a coach who wants to recognize that without slighting his seniors.
Kevin Willard, on Brandon Mobley: "This is always what I envisioned Brandon could do, play at this level. He's really turned the corner the last two weeks with his leadership. He's starting to understand how to talk to these guys . . . we had a really good talk two weeks ago about the tone of his message. He was sounding too much like me. As a teammate, you don't want that . . . I think he understands that this is his time to be the man."
Willard on Isaiah Whitehead: "I thought Isaiah played terrible. You know what, I knew he would. I'll tell you why . . . I went and looked at every freshmen (in the Big East), the big-time guys, how they played, and not one guy in his first game played well. He's a big-time player who has big-time talent, but it's also a huge learning curve for him.
"As he kind of goes through the next 3-4 games, because he's such a smart player, he's going to understand his opportunities and the fact that he's got a little bit of a target on his back. But so show you what type of a kid he is, he was the happiest person in that locker room. It shows you how successful he's going to be because he didn't sit there dwelling on how he didn't have a good (game)."
Brandon Mobley: "Being a senior is great. When thing start going south on the court, they look to me for guidance . . . I wanted to talk to them and communicate. I knew guys were going to be nervous."
Mobley on Whitehead: "He was nervous, that's all it was. First college game, and he kind of forced the issue a little bit. But I went to him and said, 'You're one of the best players in the country for a reason. Don't hang your head. It's a long season, and naturally your offense is going to come.'"
Isaiah Whitehead: "I took a couple of shots I shouldn't have taken, trying to get into rhythm a little bit, but my teammates lifted me up and carried us to the win . . . they played a heck of a game. You've got to tip your hat to them. They told me everyone goes through struggles. I told them, 'I'm good. Just keep playing the way you're playing and I'll come along.'"
Scouting the Seton Hall, Rutgers openers
Brandon Mobley is key for SHU vs. Mercer
Mercer (1-0) vs. Seton Hall (0-0).
Sunday, noon at the Prudential Center.
Three keys for Seton Hall:
1-Stay calm. With two freshmen in the starting lineup and three more in the rotation, the Pirates could very easily suffer from some rookie jitters. But Mercer is just about all new, too, after losing all five starters from the team that went 27-9 and beat Duke in the NCAA Tournament last season.
2-Push the pace. With its guard depth and question marks underneath, Seton Hall is not built for half-court meat grinders. Caldwell clobbered the Pirates inside during that kind of first half in the exhibition. Blue-chip freshman Isaiah Whitehead is most comfortable on the go, and so that's what they need to do
3-Get Brandon Mobley involved. The mercurial senior forward will be the X-factor this season. If he plays well, chances are the team plays well. A few early buckets and rebounds from him would be a good omen.
Did You Know? Exactly one year ago, Mercer beat the visiting Hall 77-74 in double overtime. Only four current Pirates played in that game.
Junior Etou must help RU protect the paint
George Washington (1-0) vs. Rutgers (0-0).
Sunday, 7 p.m. at the RAC.
Three Keys for Rutgers:
1-Get an early lead. George Washington comes in as a clear favorite after being picked to finish second in the Atlantic 10. With more than 5,000 tickets distributed for this game as of mid-week, Rutgers has a chance for a real home-court edge. The first four minutes are critical.
2-Protect the paint. When these teams met last year in Foggy Bottom, the Colonials posted a 40-22 edge in points in the paint. Look for a similar strategy from GW, especially if Rutgers forward Kadeem Jack is sidelined or limited by his sprained right thumb (he'll be a game-day decision).
3-Take care of the basketball. After coughing up 29 turnovers in a clunker scrimmage against Boston College, Rutgers handled better in the exhibition romp of Baruch. But GW is a team on a different level. Lead guard Bishop Daniels has to be sharp in his Rutgers debut.
Did You Know? Rutgers coach Eddie Jordan and George Washington coach Mike Lonergan both attended Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.C.
"Jersey Boys" a hit as Weisz, Bell boost Princeton
Princeton's Spencer Weisz
Opening night of "Jersey Boys" was a smash hit at Jadwin Gym.
Sophomore Spencer Weisz (Florham Park/Seton Hall Prep) and freshman Amir Bell (East Brunswick) became the first Jersey duo to start for the Tigers since 2006, and they delivered a 64-58 win over Rider.
Weisz logged 39 minutes and finished with 18 points on 5-of-10 shooting, with six rebounds and two assists. Bell ran the point and posted seven points (2-of-4 FGs), four rebounds, three assists and one turnover in 30 minutes.
Bell also hit a late 3-pointer that helped Princeton ice the outcome.
Our esteemed fellow blogger John Templon of Big Apple Buckets covered the game and posted three thoughts: Heady Amir Bell impresses in debut
Monmouth visited West Virginia and gave the Mounties a scare before falling by 10. Colleague Josh Newman was in Morgantown: Hawks had a 14-point second-half lead.
FDU made some waves, upsetting St. Joseph's 58-57 in Philly. Freshman guard Marques Townes (St. Joseph-Metuchen) posted four points (2-of-4 FGs), three rebounds, three steals, an assist and no turnovers in 27 minutes off the bench.
Friday's index: Previews and more
Union Catholic senior Isaiah Still signed with Robert Morris Thursday
Happy opening day! Below are links to our extensive preview packages, plus some additional news from Thursday.
SETON HALL PREVIEW: Feature, roster breakdown, prediction, more
RUTGERS PREVIEW: Feature, roster breakdown, prediction, more
Kadeem Jack update: Returns to practice; Kerry Kittles visits
Isaiah Briscoe's decision: Circus ends as Roselle Catholic guard picks Kentucky
College Hoops Central: All of our preview material (including Monmouth) in one place
Extension for Monmouth's King Rice: Edelson column: surprise, surprise
SETON HALL SEASON PREVIEW
Sterling Gibbs returns, with momentum
The measuring stick this season will be the NIT. The NCAA Tournament is not a reasonable expectation given the questions in the frontcourt. That will be next season's benchmark. For now, this is a group that should be much better in February and March as long as everyone stays on the same page. They'll have fits and starts, but it's going to be fun to watch all the young talent develop.
Projected record: 17-13 overall (8-4 non-conference, 9-9 Big East).
.500: Head coach Kevin Willard's winning percentage in four years on the job (66-66). …continue reading →
RUTGERS SEASON PREVIEW
This is Kadeem Jack's team
Rutgers fans don't want to hear this, but it's true: The Scarlet Knights could be better than last year's 12-21 squad but finish with a similar record. The schedule is much harder, both in and out of conference. Progress will have to be measured in other ways—competitiveness, development of the younger players and better team cohesion. Remember, 18 months ago Eddie Jordan inherited a program that was burning to the ground.
Projected record: 12-19 overall (8-5 non-conference, 4-14 in the Big Ten).
4,425: Average paid attendance at the RAC last season, the lowest since 1994-95.
76.2: Points per game Rutgers yielded last season, which ranked 312th nationally.
50.1: Kadeem Jack's field goal percentage last year, tops on the team.
50: Percent of the scholarship players who are new, six of 12.
23: Years without an NCAA Tournament berth, third-longest dry spell among high majors, behind Oregon State (1988) and Northwestern (never).
6: Place where Myles Mack will finish on Rutgers' all-time scoring list if he matches his production from last season. He would end up with with 1,721 points, just ahead of Quincy Douby (1,690) and Eddie Jordan (1,632). Mack also is on pace to finish No. 2 in steals and No. 3 in assists.
0: Voters in the 27-person Big Ten media poll who picked Rutgers to finish higher than last in the league.
FEATURE ON KADEEM JACK & MYLES MACK
Rutgers preview feature: What advice did Kadeem Jack & Myles Mack get that sustained them through the tough times? http://t.co/MfwJH1pKob
THREE REASONS TO HOPE, MOPE
Rutgers preview: Three reasons to hope, three reasons to mope http://t.co/awYtknChZq via @AsburyParkPress
FIVE KEY GAMES
Rutgers preview: Five key games in 2014-15 http://t.co/b8PsnHyYXG via @AsburyParkPress
ROSTER RUNDOWN: PLAYER-BY-PLAYER
Rutgers preview: Player-by-player roster breakdown http://t.co/9jiXoicrQT via @AsburyParkPress
Wednesday's coverage index
The index is back, a sure sign that our busy season has arrived. There was a full-court press of news Wednesday. By the way, trust me on this: Fans are going to LOVE the new Rutgers-Seton Hall perpetual trophy.
Our Rutgers preview package will be up in the morning, with Seton Hall's up late Thursday or Friday morning. We'll have season predictions for both.
Here are Wednesday's links:
Rutgers, Seton Hall re-brand rivalry with (really cool) boardwalk trophy:
In "re-branded" Rutgers-Seton Hall rivalry, the trophy will take center stage. Story: http://t.co/MXtf77vxg9 via @AsburyParkPress
Seton Hall gets first 2015 commit in California guard Soffer:
Who is Dalton Soffer & how can he help Seton Hall? Quick primer on the Pirates' 1st 2015 commit: http://t.co/mO5nBAvcyM via @AsburyParkPress
Sayreville HS big man Jehyve Floyd signs with Holy Cross:
BOYS BASKETBALL: Sayreville's @jehvye_floyd signs NLI to Holy Cross @CoachWojSB http://t.co/RSHYRsLD8Y via @MyCentralJersey
— MyCJ Sports (@MyCJ_Sports) November 12, 2014
10 Reasons New Jerseyans should be pumped for the 2014-15 season:
With tip-off two days away, here are 10 reasons for New Jerseyans to be pumped for college hoops http://t.co/JHYRDFf9Tt via @AsburyParkPress
Rundown of locals guys playing D-I scholarship ball this season:
ICYMI: What local guys are playing D-I basketball this season? A rundown of who to root for: http://t.co/iQO9633Ly8 via @AsburyParkPress
Rutgers recruiting side note: We've been told Hargrave's Justin Goode and Keyjuan Johnson have signed their NLIs, and that Corey Sanders is expected to sign on Friday.
Unrelated, but of interest to our high school readers:
Want to enter the NJSIAA football playoffs? Grab 10 buddies. They let anyone in now. Column: http://t.co/YxcBrliH3f via @AsburyParkPress
Rutgers-Seton Hall winner to get 'boardwalk' trophy
The Rutgers-Seton Hall men's basketball rivalry has been re-branded, and that comes with a very cool trophy.
The winner of the annual "Garden State Hardwood Classic," which is set for Dec. 6 this season, will take home a perpetual trophy that is constructed primarily of recycled Asbury Park boardwalk planks retrieved during a re-decking after Superstorm Sandy.
The trophy was created by South Jersey artist Colin Pezzano. As Rutgers media relations officer Kevin Lorincz wrote in his press release, "It is 'definitely Jersey' in its presentation.
The trophy will be unveiled a few days prior to this year's meeting, which takes place at the Prudential Center. This is year two of an eight-year series contract that extends through 2020. Seton Hall won last year's game—the first after Rutgers left the Big East—by a score of 77-71 at the RAC.
Those who have seen the trophy agree—it's going to be a big hit with both fan bases.
"The trophy that will be awarded annually captures the essence of the state and showcases our New Jersey pride," Rutgers athletics director Julie Hermann said in a statement.
Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard said it will "bring even more excitement to this annual event."
Rutgers coach Eddie Jordan, who went 2-1 against the Pirates as a player, called it "tremendous for New Jersey basketball."
The series dates back to 1916, with Seton Hall holding a 36-29 advantage. The contests have been notable in recent years for close games, unpredictability, and plenty of on- and off-court fireworks.

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Gare de Belleville-Villette je zrušená železniční stanice v Paříži v 19. obvodu. Nádraží bylo v provozu v letech 1856–1934.

Lokace
Nádraží se nacházelo v 19. obvodu v prostoru domu č. 4, rue de Lorraine. Bylo součástí zrušené tratě Petite Ceinture a leželo na kilometru 26,418 mezi stanicemi Ménilmontant a Pont de Flandre.

Z nádraží vedly odbočky k nákladovým nádražím Paris-Bestiaux a Paris-Abattoirs.

Historie
Nádraží bylo zprovozněno 15. července 1856 nejprve pro přepravu zboží. Pro cestující bylo otevřeno v červenci 1862. Nádraží mělo nejprve název La Petite-Villette, od roku 1858 se nazývalo Belleville-Villette. Tak jako celá linka Petite Ceinture bylo i nádraží uzavřeno pro osobní přepravu 23. července 1934.

Budoucí využití
Atelier parisien d'urbanisme publikoval v roce 2011 studii využití tramvajové linky T8 na části bývalé tratě Petite Ceinture.

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Nearly 200 people have been arrested challenging the Kinder Morgan pipeline. They are now facing charges in court for standing up for Indigenous rights.
People of Faith and Spirit will be standing up to Kinder Morgan on Saturday, Apr 28.
For facebook event information click here.
(On April 28, the Faith community will return to Burnaby Mountain. Last week, twenty members of the faith community risked arrest taking bold action against Kinder Morgan.
This Saturday, over 100 members of the Faith community are answering the call to take a stand for Indigenous rights and are asking peoples of all faiths and all spiritualities to support them on Burnaby Mountain.
Stay up-to-date on the fight against Kinder Morgan. Click here.
Indigenous Coast Salish members, spiritual leaders and youth have erected a traditional "Watch House" as part of their ongoing resistance to the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline.
The Watch House will be occupied by Coast Salish members, including members of the Tsleil-Waututh and allied communities, and used for ceremony and Indigenous gatherings.
Want to plan an event at the Kwekwecnewtxw Watch House? Send an email here.
Want to volunteer? Send an email here.
"Kwekwecnewtxw – Protect the Inlet" is an Indigenous-led initiative, supported by allied organizations.
How do I pronounce Kwekwecnewtxw?
Is this a project of the Tsleil Waututh Nation?
No. This project is led by members of the Tsleil Waututh communities but not Tsleil Waututh Nation government or band council. It is supported by allied groups.
Why is the Watch House significant?
It has been a long time since Coast Salish communities have been able to build a Watch House, which makes this project historically significant. The Watch House will continue to be an important place for prayer and ceremony. The Watch House will be a base for ongoing opposition to the Kinder Morgan pipeline, which seeks to cross Indigenous land and waters without consent.
Is there a public camp at the Watch House?
No. The Watch House is a space for Coast Salish spiritual leaders and members and their guests.
"Kwekwecnewtxw" translates to "a place to watch from." A Watch House is a traditional structure of the Coast Salish people that's been used for tens of thousands of years to watch for enemies on their territories. The Watch House will be occupied by Coast Salish members, and used for ceremony and Indigenous gathering.
The Watch House is located at Burnaby 200 Soccer Field. Here's a map.


Medical-assisted treatment (MAT) is a type of pharmacotherapy that treats drug and alcohol addiction through the administration of drugs. Pharmacotherapy can be very beneficial for individuals who are abusing drugs or alcohol and seeking treatment for this substance abuse. Like all alcohol and drug treatment programs, there are pros and cons to pharmacology.


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package okhttp3.internal.cache;

import java.io.Closeable;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.Flushable;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import kotlin.text.Regex;
import okhttp3.internal.concurrent.TaskRunner;
import okhttp3.internal.io.FileSystem;
import okio.BufferedSink;
import okio.Sink;
import okio.Source;

public class DiskLruCache implements Closeable, Flushable
{
    protected DiskLruCache() {}
    public DiskLruCache(FileSystem p0, File p1, int p2, int p3, long p4, TaskRunner p5){}
    public class Editor
    {
        protected Editor() {}
        public Editor(DiskLruCache.Entry p0){}
        public final DiskLruCache.Entry getEntry$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final Sink newSink(int p0){ return null; }
        public final Source newSource(int p0){ return null; }
        public final boolean[] getWritten$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final void abort(){}
        public final void commit(){}
        public final void detach$okhttp(){}
    }
    public class Entry
    {
        protected Entry() {}
        public Entry(String p0){}
        public final DiskLruCache.Editor getCurrentEditor$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final DiskLruCache.Snapshot snapshot$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final List<File> getCleanFiles$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final List<File> getDirtyFiles$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final String getKey$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final boolean getReadable$okhttp(){ return false; }
        public final boolean getZombie$okhttp(){ return false; }
        public final int getLockingSourceCount$okhttp(){ return 0; }
        public final long getSequenceNumber$okhttp(){ return 0; }
        public final long[] getLengths$okhttp(){ return null; }
        public final void setCurrentEditor$okhttp(DiskLruCache.Editor p0){}
        public final void setLengths$okhttp(List<String> p0){}
        public final void setLockingSourceCount$okhttp(int p0){}
        public final void setReadable$okhttp(boolean p0){}
        public final void setSequenceNumber$okhttp(long p0){}
        public final void setZombie$okhttp(boolean p0){}
        public final void writeLengths$okhttp(BufferedSink p0){}
    }
    public class Snapshot implements Closeable
    {
        protected Snapshot() {}
        public Snapshot(String p0, long p1, List<? extends Source> p2, long[] p3){}
        public final DiskLruCache.Editor edit(){ return null; }
        public final Source getSource(int p0){ return null; }
        public final String key(){ return null; }
        public final long getLength(int p0){ return 0; }
        public void close(){}
    }
    public final DiskLruCache.Editor edit(String p0){ return null; }
    public final DiskLruCache.Editor edit(String p0, long p1){ return null; }
    public final DiskLruCache.Snapshot get(String p0){ return null; }
    public final File getDirectory(){ return null; }
    public final FileSystem getFileSystem$okhttp(){ return null; }
    public final Iterator<DiskLruCache.Snapshot> snapshots(){ return null; }
    public final LinkedHashMap<String, DiskLruCache.Entry> getLruEntries$okhttp(){ return null; }
    public final boolean getClosed$okhttp(){ return false; }
    public final boolean isClosed(){ return false; }
    public final boolean remove(String p0){ return false; }
    public final boolean removeEntry$okhttp(DiskLruCache.Entry p0){ return false; }
    public final int getValueCount$okhttp(){ return 0; }
    public final long getMaxSize(){ return 0; }
    public final long size(){ return 0; }
    public final void completeEdit$okhttp(DiskLruCache.Editor p0, boolean p1){}
    public final void delete(){}
    public final void evictAll(){}
    public final void initialize(){}
    public final void rebuildJournal$okhttp(){}
    public final void setClosed$okhttp(boolean p0){}
    public final void setMaxSize(long p0){}
    public final void trimToSize(){}
    public static DiskLruCache.Companion Companion = null;
    public static Regex LEGAL_KEY_PATTERN = null;
    public static String CLEAN = null;
    public static String DIRTY = null;
    public static String JOURNAL_FILE = null;
    public static String JOURNAL_FILE_BACKUP = null;
    public static String JOURNAL_FILE_TEMP = null;
    public static String MAGIC = null;
    public static String READ = null;
    public static String REMOVE = null;
    public static String VERSION_1 = null;
    public static long ANY_SEQUENCE_NUMBER = 0;
    public void close(){}
    public void flush(){}
    static public class Companion
    {
        protected Companion() {}
    }
}


There may still be time for a despondent, mysterious old house with tiny pineapples carved on its eaves to fulfill the dream of one of its owners over seventy years ago. But in order for that to happen, two retired ladies, one black and one white, must unravel the mystery that surrounds both the house and the children who have come to believe it belongs to them. It's these children, living in the apartment complex across from Blessing Path, that most need the puzzle solved because the "For Sale" sign just placed amid the weeds in the front yard seems ominous to them.
The clues include old newspaper clippings, a policeman's chance meeting with a soft-spoken genteel visitor, love letters during World War II, and a mason jar, recently excavated from the backyard that is filled with exquisite patterned shells of the sea, long protected by its rusty cap. Together, these pieces of information draw the ladies from the heart of Texas to the sparkling South Carolina coast and deep into the culture of Charleston and its Gullah heritage.
Sweet Grass Memories was built on Texas soil, but if you cross her threshold and wait quietly for a few moments, you might just catch a whiff of pluff mud and taste the saltiness of sea air.


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Q: How to fix npm start "cannot determine native SDK version" error? I'm trying to run my react native code from a github repository on ubuntu by using npm start and expo. When I run npm start I get the follow error:
"Cannot determine which native SDK version your project uses because the module expo is not installed. Please install it with yarn add expo and try again."
I have tried the 'yarn add expo' but that doesn't seem to work because I can't get yarn to work and it doesn't recognize 'add'. I haven't found anything on this problem either. Does somebody know what is going on?

A: Just wanted to chime in that running npm install solved the problem for me. (I figured out that the problem was probably because my dependencies were not properly installed.)
When grabbing the project from a remote repository, it obviously isn't going to grab the node_modules folder (folder with all the project dependencies) because it's in the .gitignore. Why is it in the .gitignore? Because it's too big and can be easily downloaded on a local machine when needed (by running npm install).
This npm install command installs all dependencies in package.json into a local folder called node_modules, thus ensuring all my dependencies are properly installed. This then allows my project to work.

A: Try npm install expo instead of yard add expo.
Note: yarn is another package manager just like npm. If you have npm installed already then you can replace yarn add with npm install always.

A: I updated npm to the latest version ->
npm install -g npm@latest
Uninstalled expo -> npm uninstall -g expo-cli --save
Deleted the .expo folder, reinstalled expo & this worked for me.

A: This might help for some, because I am new to rn expo. And got this error.
yarn install

A: Cannot determine which native SDK version your project uses because the module expo is not installed. Please install it with yarn add expo and try again.

expo init Game-Zone

× Something went wrong installing JavaScript dependencies. Check your npm logs.

Same trouble here while installing expo init. But I noticed something wrong in javascript dependencies installation, so I checked the package.json : where it had some highlighted issues on dependencies :
"dependencies": {
    "expo": "~40.0.0",
    "expo-status-bar": "~1.0.3",
    "react": "16.13.1",
    "react-dom": "16.13.1",
    "react-native": "https://github.com/expo/react-native/archive/sdk-40.0.1.tar.gz",
    "react-native-web": "~0.13.12"

Simple answer is :

npm install

** It will simply install pending installation or internet interrupted JavaScript dependencies will be checked or re-installed using the package.json file. If package.json is not update, then delete the whole file and restart expo init name-of-file while cross-checking internet connection   **

A: I have the same error, but the problem isn't in expo. You should verify if you have the node-module file if not, you should run:
npm install

if that don't work you can force it by:
npm install --force.

Then run:
npm install expo

If you are using yarn, you can replace npm by yarn.
this is my case, I hope that can help someone.

A: This error occurs when the dependency file is missing... so you can just replace the node_modules folder which is in your Project folder
eg:
expo init <file_name>
here you will get node_modules folder

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A Syrian rebel said the fighters were waiting for the signal to enter Jarablus and a second rebel said around 1,500 fighters were now gathered at a location in Turkey.
ISTANBUL/KARKAMIS, Turkey, - Turkish special forces, tanks and jets backed by planes from the US-led coalition launched their first coordinated offensive into Syria on Wednesday to try to drive Islamic State from the border and prevent further gains by Kurdish militia fighters.
Turkish tank units and Syrian rebels backed by the NATO member crossed into northern Syria to push Islamic State out of the border town of Jarablus, military sources said. A Reuters reporter at the border counted six Turkish tanks inside Syria and witnessed intense bombardments.
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan said the operation was targeting Islamic State and the Kurdish PYD party, whose gains in northern Syria have alarmed Turkey. Ankara views the PYD as an extension of Kurdish militants fighting an insurgency on its own soil, putting it at odds with Washington, which sees the group as an ally in the fight against Islamic State.
"This morning at 4 a.m. (0100 GMT) an operation started in northern Syria against terror groups which constantly threaten our country, like Daesh (Islamic State) and the PYD," Erdogan said in a speech in Ankara.
US Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Turkey hours after operations began on a pre-planned trip, the most senior US official to visit since a failed July 15 coup shook confidence in Turkey's ability to step up the fight against Islamic State.
"Euphrates Shield," named after the river running nearby, is Turkey's first major military operation since the abortive coup.
A senior administration official traveling with Biden said the United States wanted to help Turkey to get Islamic State away from the border, and was providing air cover and "syncing up" with the Turks on their plans for Jarablus. He said the shelling was hitting Islamic State, not Kurdish forces.
The Turkish army began firing artillery rounds into Jarablus at around 0100 GMT and Turkish and US. warplanes pounded Islamic State targets with air strikes.
It was the first time warplanes from Turkey have struck in Syria since November, when Turkey downed a Russian warplane near the border, and the first significant incursion by Turkish special forces since a brief operation to relocate the tomb of Suleyman Shah, a revered Ottoman figure, in February 2015.
Turkey and the United States hope that by removing Islamic State from the border, they can deprive it of a smuggling route which long saw its ranks swollen with foreign fighters and its coffers boosted by illicit trade.
The operation comes four days after a suicide bomber suspected of links to the group killed 54 people at a wedding in the southeastern city of Gaziantep.
But for Turkey, it also preempts any attempt by Syrian Kurdish militia fighters, who play a critical part of the US-backed campaign against Islamic State, to take Jarablus.
Kurdish fighters have captured large areas of territory since the start of the Syrian conflict in 2011, and Ankara has long declared the Euphrates river, which runs just east of Jarablus, a red line which it does not want them to cross.
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Kurdish fighters must return east of the Euphrates or Turkey would "do what is necessary."
White and grey plumes of smoke rose from the rolling hills around Jarablus, visible from the Turkish town of Karkamis across the border. The boom of artillery rounds was audible as advancing Turkish tanks opened fire.
Turkish military sources said the air strikes had hit 12 Islamic State targets, while artillery fire hit 70 targets.
"The aim of the operation is to ensure border security and Syria's territorial integrity while supporting the US-led coalition against Islamic State," one military source said, adding work to open a passage for ground forces was under way.
Erdogan said Turkey was determined that Syria should retain its territorial integrity and would take matters into its own hands if required to ensure that was the case.
But Saleh Muslim, head of the Kurdish PYD, wrote in a tweet that Turkey was entering a "quagmire" in Syria and faced defeat there like Islamic State.
Kurdish groups already control swathes of northern Syria where they have established de facto autonomy since the start of the Syria war. The YPG, the armed wing of the PYD, took near complete control of Hasaka city on Tuesday, around 250 km (155 miles) east of Jarablus.
That growing Kurdish influence has alarmed Ankara, which is fighting its own insurgency with militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), blamed by the government for an escalation of attacks in the southeast of Turkey.
The US-backed Syria Democratic Forces alliance (SDF), which includes the YPG, captured the city of Manbij, just south of Jarablus, from Islamic State earlier this month.
The US official acknowledged that Turkey had not been happy about the Manbij operation but said Washington had underlined the Kurds would pull back once the city was cleared - which he said could take several weeks - and that they would not move further north, addressing a major Turkish concern.
"We've put a lid on the Kurds moving north, or at least doing so if they want any support from us," he said.
Turkey had vowed on Monday to "completely cleanse" Islamic State militants from its border region after the Gaziantep bombing. Operation "Euphrates Shield" also comes after at least 10 mortar shells from Jarablus landed in Karkamis and the surrounding areas in recent days, forcing residents to flee.
Syrian rebels backed by Turkey had said they were in the final stages of preparing an assault from Turkish territory on Jarablus. A Syrian rebel with one of the Turkey-backed groups said earlier on Wednesday around 1,500 fighters had been gathered at a location in Turkey to take part.
It is Turkey's first major military operation since the failed July coup by rogue solders who tried to overthrow Erdogan and the government, killing 240 people and triggering a purge of suspected coup supporters in the army and civil service.
Angered by a perceived lack of Western sympathy over the coup, Turkey has chilled ties with Washington and the European Union while ending a diplomatic row with Russia and proposing more military cooperation with Moscow in fighting Islamic State.
Those growing ties between Ankara and Moscow are worrying Turkey's Western allies.


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The sin of shame and the power of norms
Edmund Wilson History, Music, Philosophy, Politics, Society 13th August 2022 13th August 2022 3 Minutes
A lot of people like talking about morality these days, and I wonder why. On the one hand, this is a very immoral world, where there is much suffering and pain, to no particular end. On the other hand, there are worse possible worlds in recent history which outstrip in some order of magnitude the increasing devastation of the present day. Why is everyone suddenly paranoid about 'doing the right thing', while clearly violating these stated norms in their everyday lives? The answer: power.
The cover art for Public Enemy's 1989 track, 'Fight The Power'.
People want power, and they love exercising it over others. The easiest claim to power is to state that you are on the 'right side of history', that 'God is on our side', and that you know what is right. Today, this personalised morality has an impersonal background in the legal code, which punishes wrongdoers and celebrates a culture of blame and shame, where evil has, at least, to be 'rehabilitated' and, at most, to be punished. Rehabilitation is perhaps the worst form of punishment, as it punishes not just the deed but also the thought itself. Speech is the medium by which deeds and thoughts alike are punished, and the regulation of speech is the ultimate perfection of the totalitarian machine to which the last century gave birth, and which we are now resurrecting in the name of 'virtue' — a concept born in an ancient world in which the total power of the sovereign state and its supporting capitalist machinery would seem nothing less than alien.
After speech, the next step is invading the very ground of thought: normativity, the transcendent feeling of goodness and justice ingrained in the mind of every thinking being. But normativity is corrupted by power. Weaponised to defend either the weak or the powerful, normativity becomes a mere tool, rather than an end in itself. Social norms are one form of this oppression, but so are the legal and, by implication, moral norms we take to underpin our 'civilised' society. 'Do this, do that' is the societal form of 'read this, read that' in the universities, as Mr. West suggests in the subtly damning song 'Good Morning' on his breakout album Graduation.
But we cannot drop out from society, or graduate from the university of ultracapitalism. We are, in the words of Mr. Heidegger and Mr. West, 'Lost In the World', caught between the contingencies of being and time. 'Fight The Power,' we cannot. 'No one man should have all that power' — and yet, he can, and often does. The question is: what will he do with it?
As democratic capitalism slides towards autocratic Caesarism, we are faced again with the call for a philosopher-king to save us from our uniquely physical prejudices. But the philosopher is also human, and can only suspend their desires for so long in the sublimated statesmanship to which they are dedicated. Destructive deposition of sublimated desire is, eventually, inevitable. The question, as Mr. West asks in the normatively-charged 'Power', is: 'Do you have the power to let power go?' Perhaps the further question is: Do you want power in the first place? To answer yes to this question is to answer no to the first, since to want power is to have failed to let go of the love and desire from which all power springs. Power is itself a failure of normativity, which is the reward of good use of power. Only philosophy can resolve this paradox, which only politics can confront. Poetry can only get us so far. Perhaps that is enough, for now, until power respects normativity as much as vice versa — until the philosophers become kings, or the kings read, understand, and apply philosophy. But our world is not Plato's. Normativity is so corrupted as to make power the lone residue of a bygone age, as the sociologist Foucault and the philosopher Nietzsche hint at. Perhaps the philosopher prince is still called for — but their calling may have evolved since their conception, so long ago. We are just waiting for them to be born.
Normativity
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Q: Recreate XFS Partition with Existing Filesystem I have a CentOS server with two RAID arrays.  The OS array and a DATA array.  Long story short, recently had tons of trouble with the OS and had to reload CentOS (was 5.7 and went to 6.5).  Everything is working with the OS portion now.  However, I'm having an issue with my DATA array.
The array shows up as /dev/sdb but I used to have a partition (/dev/sdb1) where all my data is stored.  The server doesn't see /dev/sdb1 anymore so my best guess is the partition table is somehow messed up.  When I print in parted, it lists the partition type as loop:
NON-WORKING SERVER:
Model: Adaptec DATA (scsi)
Disk /dev/sdb: 59.9TB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: loop

Number  Start  End     Size    File system  Flags
 1      0.00B  59.9TB  59.9TB  xfs

I have another server that is an exact duplicate of this one and it appears correctly in parted and the /dev/sdb1 is visible:
WORKING SERVER:
Model: Adaptec STORAGE (scsi)
Disk /dev/sdb: 59.9TB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt

Number  Start   End     Size    File system  Name     Flags
 1      17.4kB  59.9TB  59.9TB  xfs          primary

Is there any way for me to fix the partition so that I don't destroy my data?  I desperately need to keep the data but just can't seem to figure out if there is a way to fix the partition and/or why it's showing up as loop.
Thank you for any help!!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
fdisk -l /dev/sdb:
Disk /dev/sdb: 59914.8 GB, 59914783293440 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 7284224 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0xf0b62000

blkid:
/dev/sda1: UUID="9de0d036-a86f-4557-8e09-a5ccd33c66be" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sda2: UUID="VYyo4L-lkdG-GivI-a6eM-pFfX-TOoV-E1LxcF" TYPE="LVM2_member"
/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_root: UUID="18bbe93e-9b67-4343-8d71-71bd087ab145" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sdb: LABEL="Data" UUID="dfda2895-d1cd-4b3e-8453-e5c51c093260" TYPE="xfs"
/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_swap: UUID="d71f193f-acd4-4aea-8d11-be2acd4575f3" TYPE="swap"
/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_home: UUID="223b2be8-f9e9-4671-bc84-e5aa5f73b697" TYPE="ext4"

parted /dev/sdb unit s print (NON-WORKING SERVER):
Model: Adaptec DATA (scsi)
Disk /dev/sdb: 117021061120s
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: loop

Number  Start  End            Size           File system  Flags
 1      0s     117021061119s  117021061120s  xfs

parted /dev/sdb unit s print (WORKING SERVER):
Model: Adaptec STORAGE (scsi)
Disk /dev/sdb: 117021061119s
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt

Number  Start  End            Size           File system  Name     Flags
 1      34s    117021061086s  117021061053s  xfs          primary

A: So someone overwrote the entire volume with a new, empty XFS file system, and your problem is that you need to find the superblock of the old one, because the superblock contains a random number that is used in checksum calculations to determine whether a particular block is part of the current file system or of an earlier iteration (otherwise, fsck on a fresh file system would stumble over the old data).
My first approach would be to create read-only loop devices with an offset, and see if I can mount them:
The standard offset is 1MB, so try first with
losetup -r -o 1M /dev/loop0 /dev/sdb
mount -r /dev/loop0 /mnt

and check if that is the file system you want. If that isn't the correct offset, you can search, with something like
d=`losetup -f`
for i in `seq 1 4096`
do
    until losetup -r -o ${i}k $d /dev/sdb
    do
        :
    done &&
    mount -r $d /mnt && break
    losetup -d $d
done

The inner loop is required because there seems to be a race condition that sometimes causes a "device or resource busy" during the loop device setup.
At the end of that loop, you should have the file system mounted -- verify that it is the one you want, and $i is the offset of the partition in kilobytes.
Then, when you have found the partition, you can clear the area in front of it to get rid of the wrong superblock, create a new partition table with the correct offset for the partition, and then run a file system check.
It is likely that there will be extensive damage on the file system if it truly has been formatted, but the offset should make at least something recoverable.

A: Dodgy.
The loop partition type actually means that there is no partition table.
A partition table basically tells the OS where to look for a partition start and where it should stop when creating a filesystem. So there is no magical thing about the table and if you have the correct information, if you simply write it to the according position, your disk should be as good as... ...er... New... Well, you get the picture... ;)
Here is what I would do:

*

*Create a backup of the current partition table of the problem host, although it is empty, using dd if=/dev/sdb of=/root/sdb-parttable.bin bs=512 count=1

*Then I'd use fdisk to find out the start sector and the end sector on the other server, put them down,

*Create a new partition using fdisk on the problem server (without doing anything else!) using the exact values from the second server.

*Write that partition table to disk

*Try to mount /dev/sdb1

*If this doesn't work, use dd if=/root/sdb-parttable.bin of=/dev/sdb bs=1 count=64 skip=446 seek=446 to restore the old partition table.

Disclaimer: This is a bit of a tricky operation. The information in this answer was given in hope that it might be useful and without any warranty... If you have any means backing up the disk on a byte level before taking these steps: do so!


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Nikki Bella reportedly wants to get back together with John Cena after recent split
By Evelyn Smith
https://news.amomama.com/82463-nikki-bella-reportedly-john-cena-split.html
Reports have reached us that WWE female wrestler Nikki Bella considers getting back with her ex-fiance John Cena after their recent split.
AmoMama shares with you details of the rumored reunion between WWE lover Nikki Bella and John Cena as reported by The Blast on May 14, 2014.
It seems female wrestler Nikki Bella isn't ready to close the door on love when it comes to her former flame John Cena as rumors are she's willing to rekindle the flame.
Bella was out with her twin sister when she revealed that there's a possibility of her and Cena getting back together.
Bella made the statement just after her ex; John Cena opened up about their breakup on The Today Show, where he revealed to Kathie Lee and Hoda Kotbe that his heart was 'broken out of nowhere.'
Cena confessed that he regrets the decisions made while in the relationship and that he's willing to be the father of her kids.
'I'm willing to go back on all these things that I say, and a lot of them I would hang on to just for stubbornness. It took a very strong look in the mirror for me to be like, why? This person is my number one and it's something that's very valuable to her.'
He continued,
'For anyone out there speculating what's going on, I love her, I wanna be with her, I wanna make her my wife, I wanna be the father of her children.'
According to PopCulture, Bella was asked if there was a chance of a reunion between her and Cena, and she replied,
'There's always a chance, right? There's a chance for anything in life. He is absolutely an amazing man. Sometimes you don't have to rush to the altar. There's always hope.'
Are you thinking what we're thinking?
Nikki didn't stop there as she stated that Cena will 'always be one of her best friends.'
She further revealed that their reality show, Total Bellas, had a part to play in their breakup.
The Total Bellas star hinted that having Cena as a baby daddy won't be the worst thing in the world.
Cardi B and Offset's divorce is reportedly off and they are allegedly back together
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Iyanla Vanzant Said It Was Hard to Forgive Her Ex-Husband after Leaving Her for Someone She Knew
Olivia Newton-John Reportedly Shares a Health Update Amid Her Third Cancer Battle
Cena and Nikki split in April and called off their wedding. Hopefully, they work things out for the sake of their fans.


Does seeing litter make you a little crazy? Us too! That's why we recommend the Swedish trend of plogging, which involves picking up litter while running. Thanks to our friends Clean Air Council, Not in Philly, Pennsylvania Resources Council, and West Philly Runners, there will be a series of plogging events from April 9-15. (A great opportunity for you to get in some final runs before the Clean Air Council's Run For Clean Air on April 22).
Plogging not only creates awareness around the effects of litter on our neighborhoods and environment, it also adds a boost to your regular running routine as you squat, bend and lift for added cardio movement while helping to clean up the city.
Join Philadelphia's running groups as they clean up city streets during their usual weekly runs. Bags and gloves will be provided. Gloves are available in latex and latex-free, but feel free to bring your favorite gardening gloves if you prefer! You can visit the Clean Air Council's website for more information.


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New Hire Reporting – Federal and some state laws require employers to report newly hired employees to the designated state agency. The information submitted then becomes part of the National Directory of New Hires, which is primarily used to locate parents for the enforcement of child support orders. Erigo provides data for new hires, terminations and wage information to the appropriate agencies on behalf of its clients ensuring compliance with new hire laws.
EEOC – EEOC Regulations require that employers keep all personnel or employment records for one year. If an employee is involuntarily terminated, his/her personnel records must be retained for one year from the date of termination. Furthermore, certain employers are required to submit workforce data to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Erigo keeps all of its clients' employment records and also submits an annual EEO-1 form to the EEOC.
I-9 Compliance Assistance – Erigo will maintain all I-9 forms for worksite employees, remain abreast of changing immigration laws and report to clients when employees' work authorization expires or renewal dates are approaching.
Employment Forms and Posters – Communicating appropriately with employees is crucial in order to comply with labor laws and avoid liability. Erigo can provide employment forms and posters that fulfill the employer's obligations under applicable laws.
COBRA – Erigo and its partners will handle COBRA administration for its clients. If continuation is selected by a terminated worksite employee, Erigo will send a packet of the appropriate health and dental insurance forms, manage payment and finalize any pending medical billings.
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Why are you still not seeing more big names in the MLB?
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By now you're probably asking yourself, "Why are there still so many big names on the MLB's roster?"
The short answer is, it's all about the money.
As much as you might love to watch players like Yoenis Cespedes, Edwin Encarnacion, and Matt Holliday in your favorite MLB team, if you want to get the most bang for your buck, you're going to have to shell out a little extra cash to get those big names.
According to Baseball Prospectus, the MLB average MLB salary this year is $24.8 million.
If you're a fan of a team like the New York Yankees, that's $10 million more than the average MLB player is paid this year.
While the MLB minimum salary is $9.25 million, a few teams, like the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers, can offer a lot more than that.
However, with a small number of teams, the money is nowhere near enough to fill out a team's roster.
So why aren't there more big name players in the major leagues?
Part of the answer is that the league is still very much a business.
The league has yet to set any rules for players' compensation and, in order to get there, the league needs more money.
MLBPA President Mike Trout told Forbes earlier this year that he thinks the league could soon be able to set some guidelines that would allow for more money for players, and, hopefully, more players would be able make a living.
So, while we're still not quite there, there are still some major league players who can make a decent living from the sport.
Here are 10 big names who have made a decent amount of money from the game.1.
Josh Donaldson2.
Alex Rodriguez3.
Giancarlo Stanton4.
Carlos Beltran5.
Bryce Harper6.
Michael Brantley7.
Yoeni Cezar8.
Ryan Braun9.
Michael Morse10.
Brandon Belt
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Fishing Monthly Magazines : Marvellous Marlo "
The days are shorter and the weather is not as sunny and a touch on the cooler side, but the fishing in the estuary system is still very good. The prawn has disappeared at last and the fish are probably not as well fed and having to seek other baits.
Salmon and tailor are still giving plenty of sport to the anglers using lures, one of the best areas seem to be down from the Marlo jetty towards the entrance. Estuary perch are up both rivers and are holding on most structures. Bort Rivers are also holding plenty of good size luderick with many anglers getting their share using sandworm.
The surf beaches have also been good with plenty of salmon and tailor and quiet a few gummy sharks. Off shore from Cape Conran when weather permitting the fishing is still excellent with plenty of good size flathead, gurnard, morwong, pinkie snapper, barracouta and gummy and other species of shark.
Justin Smith fishing the Snowy River and using frozen prawn bagged a beautiful bream measuring 43cm. Good size mullet are in the Snowy, and many local anglers have been getting good captures at Gilbert's Gulch using sandworm. Greg Jerkins, one of the many local anglers using lures only, has had good results in the Snowy fishing for estuary perch with several up to 50cm. Greg also informed me tailor are also well up the Snowy with some up to 2kg. Whane Helmers fishing from his house boat in the Snowy bagged a flathead over 4lbs.
The Brodribb has also been producing some good results; Digger Howard bagged out on luderick using sandworm; Terry and Ian Janson have been having a ball using soft plastic lures catching estuary perch up to 50cm and bream nearly as big.
Offshore from Cape Conran is still fishing magnificently. Local anglers Allan Steel and Bob Marthick on their last outing had an excellent morning catching a bin of big flathead and a gummy shark each. Tony Perkins and his crewman Robbie Price have been getting plenty of flathead and gummy shark fishing straight off the point of the cape in 150m. Best of all it was Robbie's first gummy and measured over 4ft. Robbie Steed fishing with crew, Jack Robinson and Kirk Laurence had a day to remember three gummy shark and 6ft plus mako.
The surf beaches from Corringle to Yeerung have all been firing with plenty of salmon, tailor, flathead during the day. Best results can be expected on blue bait, white bait, pilchards, pipis and squid, not forgetting poppers and metal lures. The night is another story as it's gummies galore with many anglers getting their bag on most outings, best results on squid legs. Chris Davies fishing Corringle Beach has been doing well with the biggest almost 5lb but many over 4ft. Tony Munday and Paul Lavell have been doing likewise fishing below Corringle on the Morass track again using squid legs.
A great example of the sharks that are on offer around Marlo.


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Eight Dragon Ball FighterZ finalists eye Las Vegas spot
Sheldon Chean and Ajith Siva may need to briefly put their friendship on hold if they clash in tonight's national finals for the Arcade Reborn Tour – Dragon Ball FighterZ.
The eight-man esports tournament will take place at the LPL Studios in Auckland and will be featured live on Sky TV and broadcast online on Twitch from 8pm.
Two finalists have emerged from Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch, respectively, to create a field that is representative of New Zealand's best players.
Chean, who plays as "NZFW toash", comes into tonight's tournament in form having beaten Siva at the Garden of Might event in Christchurch on Sunday.
"I talk to Ajith about the game a lot, I look up to him as a player, so it's cool to be able to compete in a new game," Chean said.
"In that sense, I don't really feel like there is a rivalry, but I'm sure he's looking to get the runback from Garden of Might."
Chean, a 22-year-old software developer who lives in Auckland, has been an avid gamer for the past few years.
"I started competing with Super Smash Bros. Melee in 2014, and continued to play that until last year when I pivoted to anime fighting games like Guilty Gear Xrd and Melty Blood. I was always into fighting games even as a casual fan and spectator, but getting into the scene and meeting people at local events cemented that love for the genre."
Siva, known as "Blackout", is based in Wellington and has been one of the dominant Dragon Ball FighterZ players in New Zealand recently.
The winner of tonight's tournament will earn a trip to Las Vegas to compete in the Evo Championship Series in August.
Evo is the world's biggest fighting game championship and attracts the best players from across the globe.
One man who might be able to upset the two favourites – Chean and Siva – is Auckland student Jarrett Rameka who plays as "Mighty Ape WaZa".
"I've played both Blackout and Toash many times a
nd I firmly believe that if someone is going to beat them, it will be me," Rameka said.
Ajith Siva, Sheldon Chean, Josh Weyden, Nick Piana, Mitchell Phease, Jarrett Rameka, Ethan Ruatoe, JungSu Oe
With more than 25 years' experience in gaming, the 30-year-old, who also plays Street Fighter 5 and Injustice 2, shapes as a tough out.
Rameka welcomed the opportunity to play live on Sky Sport in what looms as a big opportunity.
"It's going to be nerve racking but I welcome the new challenge. This is what I live for."
Sheldon "NZFW toash" Chean – Auckland
Jarrett "Mighty Ape WaZa" Rameka – Auckland
Ethan "GodTierLeo" Ruatoe – Hamilton
Josh "HG weyden" Weyden – Hamilton
Ajith "Blackout" Siva – Wellington
Mitchell "Unearthed" Phease – Wellington
Nick "Nick4Now" Piana – Christchurch
JungSu "Hanihani Mwohani" Oe – Christchurch
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I take pride in being friendly and caring, and providing my clients with a great service.
I am unable to take any new customers at present.
I qualified as a Podiatrist in 1994 from The Northern School of Chiropody at Salford University. I then worked for a period with Chorley and South Ribble NHS, gaining valuable experience, before joining the Chiropody department in St Helens and Knowsley NHS. Here I was responsible for a range of duties within a community setting, including clinical work, domicilliary (home) visits, nail surgery, and the treatment and assessment of high risk patients.
I was pleased to join as an associate in a local private practice (Healthpoint) in 2004. As a lifelong resident of Southport it is good to work within my own local community. I really enjoy my work within private practice, there is much more time to listen to my clients individual needs, and work out the best way of helping.
I work part time at Healthpoint in Formby, and now can also provide home visits most days and some evenings within the Southport, Birkdale, Ainsdale and Formby areas.
I am committed to CPD (continuing professional development), and attend several courses each year. Recently I attended the Society of Chiropodists Annual Conference which I very much enjoyed.
I am registered on the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
I am unable to provide home visits at present.
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Shooting predominantly in the Hawkesbury and Hills Districts, I don't often venture towards the city.
I mean, this set is definitely in my Top 3 Engagement Sessions I've ever shot.
I have a funny story for you!
One of my first photography gigs was photographing a beautiful baby girl – Charlotte.
She was GORGEOUS and it was a lovely session.
crazy experiments, a few downs and many up's.
I've gone from awful, cringe-worthy work, to being internationally published and winning National awards.
With so much in between. Becoming a mother, defining my style, valuing myself.
family's support is just SO special to me.
I'm so excited to work with them all again at Gem & Tim's Wedding in a couple of months!
since I've known these guys for so long now.
for her is crystal clear. I feel honoured to capture this for them.
speaking of her joy at the expression I'd captured on Tim's face in one particular shot.
It is the exact smile he wears when they joke together, so that photo will be forever special.
This is what it's about, people. Genuine emotion, laughter, deep intimacy and connection.
No more from me, just view on.


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Cordura nylon Ripstop fabric tote bag is. So simple so finished in lightweight. With webbing tape tape nylon material with hand pockets in the front and attached carabiner, etc. is possible. With zip on the main storage bins, open wide load and unload luggage… made easy is because. Convenient storage of valuables and other goods, and Pocket on the inside. Making light is a bag regardless of gender easy commute commuting, shopping, are active in a variety of scenes, such as outdoor.


Wow, fall is just about here! Can you believe it?! Neither can I! It seems like just yesterday we were all awaiting our tulips to emerge from the ground and now we're thinking about the cool fall weather, football, and getting into fall planting mode.
I make it a point to add white blooms to my flower beds in all seasons, it helps to break up colors, allows other colors in the garden to stand out more, and is a great complement to almost any colored flower! The Spring Green Viridflora Tulips are one of my favorite Spring blooming bulbs – the crisp white flowers, brushed with green, fit into any garden scheme! Spring Green is from the Viridflora classification of tulips which all have some green in some part of the flower petal, whether they are entirely green or have green margins combined with red, yellow, white or any other color. Viridflora tulips bloom late in the season, and are great cut flowers as well as border plants. My favorite tulip planting combination with Spring Green Tulips, is when they are planted with Queen of the Night Single Late Tulips, and Pink Diamond Single Late Tulips, the contrast of dark and light is crisp and clean!


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Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 22: The return of the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe to their lands
Author Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
Category Yehoshua
Chapter 22: The return of the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe to their lands
1. Yehoshua instructs the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe to return home:
After the conquering and settling of the land, Yehoshua instructed the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menasheh to return home. He told them that they have indeed fulfilled their promise to escort the Jewish people in battle to conquer the land, as commanded to them by Moshe, and since the mission has been complete, they may therefore return home to their land.
Yehoshua warns them to abide by the Torah and Mitzvos that they were commanded by Moshe, and to love G-d and walk in his ways.
Yehoshua blessed them and sent them off to their homes.
They returned home with much booty and plunder, and abundance of silver, gold, copper, iron and clothing.
2. The tribe of Reuvein, Gad and half of Menashe build an altar and almost cause a civil war:
The tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe built a large altar on the Jordan river for the sake of a monument [and not to offer sacrifices[1]].
A civil war is about to take place: The Jewish people received word of this and stated that the above tribes have built a counter altar [to offer sacrifices, in opposition to the altar in Shiloh[2]]. The entire Jewish people therefore gathered in Shiloh to wage war against them [as G-d had prohibited offering sacrifices[3]].
A delegation is sent to confront the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe: The Jewish people sent a delegation consisting of Pinchas Ben Elazar Hakohen, and the leader of the ten tribes, to the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe. The delegation confronted the tribes saying that they have gravely sinned against G-d by building an altar to rebel against Him. They warned the tribes that this sin will anger G-d and cause His wrath to spill upon the entire nation. They reminded the tribes of what had happened with Achan, and how Hashem punished all the Jewish people as a result.
The tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe explain their actions: The tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe explained to the delegation of tribal leaders that G-d knows the truth of their intents and by no means did they ever intend to offer sacrifices on the altar, and sway from G-d's will. Rather, they built it to serve as a monument for the children and descendants of the Jewish people in Israel, to know that they too [i.e. the tribes of Reuvein, Gad and half of Menashe] have a portion in the G-d of Israel. They feared that the descendants of the tribes in Israel will tell their descendants that they do not have a portion in the G-d of Israel, being that they were segregated across the Jordan. They hence built the altar to serve as an eternal monument and reminder for all generations that they too have a portion in the G-d of Israel. They explained to the delegation that Heaven forfend, they would never build an altar to offer sacrifices in opposition to the altar of G-d that is in His Temple.
The delegation is satisfied with the explanation and rescind their plans: Pinchas the Kohen and the delegation of tribal leaders who were with him accepted the explanation of the tribes of Reuvein, Gad, and half of Menashe, and said that they now see that Hashem is amongst them, and they have not rebelled against Him. Pinchas and the delegation returned to the Jewish people and informed them of what happened, and it found favor in their eyes that they would not have to wage war to destroy their lands.
The naming of the altar: The tribes of Reuvein, and Gad, named the altar "Eid", as it is a testimony between them that Hashem is their G-d.
[1] See Metzudos David 22:10
[2] See Radak 22:12; Ralbag 22:10
[3] Rashi 22:12
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 23: Yehoshua instructs the Jewish people before his passing
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 24: Parting message of Yehoshua
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 21: The Levites receive cities
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 19: The territorial inheritance of Shimon, Zevulun
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 20: Separating the cities of refuge-Ir Miklat
Sefer Yehoshua-Chapter 17: The inheritance of Menashe


In one particularly, erm, appropriate video, the comic touches on the eternity of staff meetings (the one she's endured had apparently been going on for six years). Among other things she "ain't doing:" the drive-thru at McDonald's and Walmart. The comic brings her I Ain't Doing It tour to the River City.


Children will have great fun with this construction and early mathematics manipulative. Ideal for developing fine motor skills and for counting, sorting and creative design. How many pebbles can you stack before they topple over? Pack includes 36 plastic pebbles in 6 colors and 6 sizes (3/4" x 1-1/8" x 1/4" to 2-1/4" x 3-1/4" x 1/4"). Rainbow Pebbles come packaged in a sturdy plastic container. 20 activity cards are full-color and double-sided. Activities include building structures, sorting, counting, sequencing and imaginative design.


The images on this website can enable discovery and collaboration and support new scholarship, and we encourage their use. This object is in Copyright. This object is Self-portrait with the accession number of 2005.142.26. To request a higher resolution file, please submit an online request.


In 2014 I had to take time away from the pole and it knocked my confidence, I really missed what Pole had given me each week. When I came back, something really clicked inside me with pole, and I found myself going more than once a week. I progressed quickly, and conquered some moves I had once shied away from. This made me realise I wanted to do more with Pole, to instruct others and help them on their own pole journey, so in February 2015 I qualified as an Instructor and joined the Pole Nouveau team. I am so happy to still be a part of the team now we have evolved into Team Nouvolution!
If you are wondering what Pole Fitness is all about, come down and find out! You'll have a giggle, learn something new and get fit! For me, there is no greater feeling of freedom than when I am on the pole! I'm looking forward to my future at the studio, challenging students to reach their fitness goals, all whilst having fun!


Check out details for our Fête des Rois and make sure you book early (by 30th Dec). Good food, good company and games: the perfect way to tackle 2017.
And we will keep you posted on forthcoming events (25th Feb – Pancakes & movie. 29th Apr – Quiz night).
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Throughout recent tours in the United States and United Kingdom, fans of Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters got ON THE LIST to be marrow donors as they entered his shows. Love Hope Strength was on hand looking for life-saving matches for patients in need of transplants to cure such diseases as Leukemia, Lymphoma and other blood cancers.
Posted by Enrique Iglesias before his tour with J-Lo.
Hey guys, Just wanted to let everyone know that Love Hope Strength foundation has been kind enough to set up booths at all of our Enrique and J-Lo shows this summer. Please be sure to at least come by to check out! You could help save the lives of these children! So if you are attending the shows, please stop by the Love Hope Strength table and GET ON THE LIST to become a marrow donor. All it takes is a cheek swab!!! You can also GET ON THE LIST online at www.lovehopestrength.org.
- Each year over 18,000 people in the United States alone will need a lifesaving marrow transplant and only 30% will have a match in their family. The remaining 70% of patients rely upon international marrow registries to locate their matches.
- Another interesting fact is that Hispanics make up only 10% of the national registry thus making it significantly harder to locate a potential match.
- Love Hope Strength has registered over 20,000 marrow donors with our partners at DKMS resulting in nearly 300 potentially lifesaving matches.
- Thousands of patients with blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, sickle cell and other life-threatening diseases depend on marrow donors to find a match to save their life.
- Donation is no longer the painful process it once was, 85% of the time it is similar to giving blood plasma.
Love Hope Strength founder Mike Peters has had the pleasure of performing with Neil Young, and now life saving matches have been found at shows by Neil Young.
From the magnificence of the Red Rocks, more individuals are given the a chance of life.
Rock and Roll really does save lives!
We have been pleased to have the Love Hope Strength booth at a number of Mumford and Sons shows, including a number of shows at the iconic Red Rocks amphitheatre.
To date we have found 7 potential life saving matches at Mumford and Sons shows.
The Love Hope Strength Booth is now a regular feature at one the the premier music festivals in the UK, the Isle of Wight Festival. The roots of the festival date back to 1968, and it has a global reputation for attracting the worlds best acts. Each year around 60,000 people cross over the the island, and this year our team of volunteers signed almost 500 people to the bone marrow registry over the three days.


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Game reviews this week include Telltales' Batman: The Telltale Series, and the serene underwater expedition, ABZU. If you ever needed proof that Tycko just like to press buttons and buy anything that's made, Overcooked is it. Tycko Plays the Darndest Things.
In the news we discuss our thoughts on whether or not e-Sports belong in the Olympics, and Tim Sweeney things Microsoft is going to break Steam. We also discuss some more Nintendo NX news, including their target audience. We discuss if this is, in fact, the people Nintendo should be targeting and if these people will actually want to buy the NX.
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Did Crossy Road get deleted?
The game was shut down on March 12th, 2020.
However, the game is still playable, with all classic, rare and epic characters unlocked.
What is the highest score in Crossy Road? The highest score on Crossy Road is 6,193 and was achieved by Joshua Beesley (UK) in Tonbridge, UK, on 31 May 2022. As of the attempt date, Joshua has the highest verified Crossy Road score on both PC (6,193) and iOS (4,195).
Furthermore, Is Crossy Road safe? Fantastic. This game is a good and easy game for children to play. Of course when the characters "die" or loose they get squashed by cars but it isn't gory or anything like that. This game doesn't include upgrades for the character and you can spend money to get these upgrades but apart from that this game is A-Okay!
How long did it take to make Crossy Road?
Hipster Whale's first game, Crossy Road was planned to take a total of six weeks to develop, but after seeing its potential, the developers spent more than 12 weeks on it. Crossy Road was inspired by linear movement games (modern successors to classic platform games)such as Temple Run and Flappy Bird.
How do you stop the eagle in Crossy Road? Avoidance. The eagle is possibly the most easily avoidable obstacles in the game. Simply by always moving forward and not staying still for over five seconds, the chicken can avoid the eagle's swift death.
What is the fastest character in Crossy Road?
The Fast Tortoise is a playable character in Crossy Road.
How do you cheat on Crossy Road?
How do you cheat high score on Crossy Road?
Crossy Road Cheats: 7 Great Tips to Get a High Score
Pay Close Attention To Your Character, But More So To The Obstacles. …
Tap Behind The Character. …
Prevent Accidental Taps. …
Jump Across Roads At The Right Time. …
Don't Camp Out. …
Watch Out For Police Cars. …
Keep Practicing.
What's the world record for Crossy Road?
The highest score on Crossy Road is 6,193 and was achieved by Joshua Beesley (UK) in Tonbridge, UK, on 31 May 2022. As of the attempt date, Joshua has the highest verified Crossy Road score on both PC (6,193) and iOS (4,195).
Why can't I play Disney crossy road?
IMPORTANT: Disney Crossy Road has been retired on iOS, Android and Amazon. While this app may still be playable, there are no plans for future updates. We appreciate your support and understanding.
What happens when you get hipster whale in Crossy Road?
How do you unlock the hidden characters in Cars?
How do you get all Crossy Road characters?
How to Unlock Crossy Road Secret Characters
Ace: Collect 50 burgers as Rocky (can be multiple runs).
Andy Sum: Play as the Mallard and score 85 percent or greater than your current high score.
Angler fish: Cross a trench using any ocean character, and go back two logs or one lily pad. Then, jump off the log or lily pad.
How ro get the hipster whale in Crossy Road?
What is the highest score on Crossy Road?
The highest score on Crossy Road is 6,193 and was achieved by Joshua Beesley (UK) in Tonbridge, UK, on 31 May 2022.
Who owns Hipster Whale?
Hipster Whale is an Australian independent video game developer and publisher founded on 20 November 2014 by Andy Sum and Matt Hall, shortly before making the game Crossy Road.
Is Crossy Road still popular?
Crossy Road is one of the more popular mobile games in recent years. The game was so popular, that there was an in-universe follow-up called Crossy Road Castle by the folks at Hipster Whale. As a matter of fact, Crossy Road Castle was one of my top five mobile games of the year for 2020.
How do you get Andy sum?
Andy Sum cannot be unlocked by the Prize Machine as he is a secret mascot, but by a special method. To unlock him, the player must use the Mallard (Andy's favourite character) and must score 85% or greater of your current high score, or get to the point where it says, "Great score" when the player finishes their run.
How rare is the Hipster Whale?
Can you restart Crossy Road?
Android < > iOS < > Amazon < > Android Unfortunately it is not possible to transfer data across platforms 🙁 To restore your purchases immediately: Open Crossy Road. Play one game with any character, die, and reach the End of Game screen.
Why can't I play pecking order on Crossy Road?
If you have just started playing Crossy Road, or recently reinstalled Crossy Road, you will not be offered to play Pecking Order until you have played a few games and unlocked a couple of characters.
Will clearing data delete game progress?
Since clearing data removes the app cache, some apps such as the Gallery app will take some time to load. Clearing data will not delete the app updates. When you open the app after clearing its data, you will see the latest version that was previously installed on your phone.
What games have hipster whale made?
Currently, Hipster Whale has developed three games: Crossy Road, Pac-Man 256, and Shooty Skies.
How do you unlock the dragon rider in Crossy Road?
Dragon Rider cannot be unlocked by the Prize Machine because it is a secret mascot. To unlock this character: Unlock Snow King in Pecking Order challenge; Play a few rounds (between 7 and 10) with the Snow King, either as a part of the Pecking Order or in a normal play through.
How do you unlock the Pac-Man ghosts in Crossy Road?
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by Nicole Wetsman October 8, 2022, 11:56 pm
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