My 17 year old son has Asperger's and he is now using alcohol as a way to cope with his condition in social situations. He says he tried it a few months ago on a band trip out of state and that after a couple of beers he felt so much more relaxed and able to talk to people in a normal social way that it was like the best medicine he has ever had. I have read that other people with Asperger's, adults, will also use alcohol to make it through social occasions more normally.
Since he tried alcohol that first time my son started using it to make it through the day at school. Last week he was caught by his gym teacher while sneaking a drink in the changing room. He was suspended and we got the whole story out of him. We were so shocked at first, but now that we have heard his side of the story we can't be angry and we understand why he would drink as he has been.
He has been drinking almost everyday now for months. I can't believe we never noticed at home. He really needs some emergency help for his drinking, but all the teen alcohol treatment programs we contact seem to be based on a lot of group type therapies, which I don't think are going to be very effective for my son. Can you tell me what type of alcoholism treatment is going to work best for my son, given his Asperger's?
As a former director of a teenage substance abuse treatment center, I know the problem well concerning co-occurring teenagers; those with a psychiatric diagnosis(es), such as Asperger's Syndrome, and alcohol abuse. First, I would like to commend you for identifying the problem(s) and actively seek appropriate answers/solutions for your son.
the Matrix Model http://www.matrixinstitute.org/ which offers assessment and free treatment for teens.
Although alcohol has provided some self-soothing benefit for your son, it brings with it another potential set of problems. After his alcohol abuse has been adequately treated, more appropriate self-soothing behaviors should be identified and pursued. An organization which works with ASD, i.e., Autistic Spectrum Disordered individuals is the Handel Institute. This Institute, through its screeners and practitioners, can assist your son in using non-pharmaceutical interventions for self-soothing exercises.
I hope this information has been useful to you and your family. This problem is not generally addressed and more provision should be made for teens with Asperger's and any kind of substance abuse. Please feel free to contact me again if you ever need anything else.


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Family studies is one of the fastest growing programs at OC. Our academic programs equip students to serve in careers that support and nurture families. Whether in family counseling, child care, or social services, a graduate of the Family Science program is prepared to make a difference.
Oklahoma Christian offers two major programs in family studies. The B.S. Degree in Family Science is a pre-professional degree that emphasizes the preparing of students for graduate school. Those students who wish to pursue advanced degrees, at either the master's or doctoral level, are encouraged to pursue this degree. With the growth of marriage and family graduate school programs and the increasing influence of systems theory in psychology, the need to prepare students for study as marriage and family counselors is increasing.
The B.S. degree in Family Science/Child Development provides students with a broad, general approach to the study of the family. This degree is primarily intended for those students who do not wish to pursue graduate school. It examines family issues across the lifespan but adds emphasis in early childhood education.
HDFS is a leader in applied interdisciplinary scholarship focused on reducing risk and enhancing resilience within individuals and among families across cultures and generations. The distinguishing feature of HDFS is the interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary integration of instruction, research and application between and among human development, family science, early childhood education, gerontology, and marriage and family therapy. Because integrative approaches are necessarily broad, the department's focus is on the many ways resilience may be discovered, developed, mastered, and maintained across human processes and contexts.
Oklahoma Baptist University
Ours is an integrated department. In addition to our undergraduate general degrees in Psychology and Sociology, we also offer two family-relevant degrees which are (1) Family and Community Service, and (2) Psychology: Pre-Counseling. Furthermore, we have a Master's Program in Marriage and Family Therapy. Our department currently employs six full time faculty members identified in the following manner: a family scientist, two family therapists, a counseling psychologist, a research psychologist, and a sociologist. The integrative nature of our department provides a strong liberal arts preparation as well as a specific professional focus for each undergraduate student. We are a faith-based program and university and we challenge students to integrate their faith into their discipline. We have more than 120 majors in our department with the majority currently anticipating a career in a therapy-related field. More than 90% of our departmental courses are taught by full-time faculty members with degrees and training in their specific disciplines.
The graduate program in Marriage and Family Therapy at Oklahoma Baptist University is designed to meet the needs of college graduates who desire training in marriage and family therapy that will prepare them to apply for professional certification or licensure and clinical membership in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).
The program approaches the practice of marriage and family therapy from the Christian perspective and emphasizes Christian values. It focuses on both academic course work and supervised clinical experience with individuals, couples and families under a variety of clinical conditions. It endeavors to establish a professional role identity for the family therapist as a clinician who can work both in private and public domains, and in institutional as well as outpatient settings. Students receive intensive specialized training which gives them a firm base for becoming competent therapists who understand and are able to treat individuals and families from a systems vantage point and know how to deal with the societal and cultural forces that influence family relationships. They are exposed to a variety of theoretical paradigms used in family therapy and assisted in critically examining each of them with the purpose of developing a proficiency as marriage and family therapists based on the integration of their personal qualities with their knowledge of individual, marital and family dynamics, resources, and possibilities for change.
The Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy requires that students satisfactorily complete 45 hours of course work and pass a comprehensive evaluation. Included in the 45 hours of course work is a practicum of 500 supervised hours of therapy for which the student receives 9 hours of credit. All therapy supervision is performed by licensed marriage and family therapists or AAMFT approved supervisors or supervisors-in-training.
The faculty in the program consists of full-time MFT faculty members, members of the Department of Psychology, Sociology and Family Studies of Oklahoma Baptist University and MFT practitioners from the regional area. Courses are offered on the OBU Shawnee campus, along with additional sites in Oklahoma City, OK and Broken Arrow, OK. Practicum sites are available to students during the second year of full-time study at various locations in the state.
The program is designed to be completed in two calendar years of full-time study with an academic course load of no more than 12 credit hours per semester, three calendar years of part-time study with an academic course load of no more than 9 credit hours per semester or four calendar years of part-time study with an academic course load of no more than 6 credit hours per semester. The practicum must be taken over 12 consecutive months even if the student is taking courses on a part-time basis.
Classes are offered between 4:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and meet once a week to accommodate students with full-time employment.
Additionally, OBU offers a Medical Family Therapy certificate program, which provides a unique opportunity for behavioral healthcare providers to receive advanced training in biopsychosocial-spiritual treatment within interdisciplinary healthcare systems. The program's foundational belief is that physical health, mental health, relationship health, and spiritual health are all intertwined, and that the impact of a health diagnosis extends beyond the individual to affect families. The MedFT certificate program equips providers with the tools necessary to recognize and address the impact of healthcare issues and concerns with patients and their families in medical and traditional therapy settings alike. The certificate program is offered online and consists of three classes, which include an Introduction course, Advanced course, and practicum.
Master's Thesis Option Students planning to continue their graduate education in marriage and family therapy on the doctoral level elsewhere may chose the thesis option for their M.S. degree. Completion of the thesis demonstrates that the student has acquired the necessary investigative skills to be able to carry out independent research in the field of marriage and family therapy and appropriately report his or her findings.
A Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (and licensure or certification, where required) may lead to employment in a variety of settings, such as community mental health agencies, children and family services agencies, churches, counseling clinics, and private practice. Further study at the doctoral level may prepare students for faculty positions at professional schools or universities.
Southern Nazarene University
The M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy program is a 48-hour program designed to meet the academic requirements for the Licensed Marital and Family Therapist license in Oklahoma. The curriculum is divided into fourteen modules containing theoretical and applied psychotherapy courses, and 450 hours of internship. Courses are completed over four non-traditional, accelerated semesters. The courses (modules) are taken sequentially to allow focused study on one subject area at a time. Class meetings occur one night per week for a four-hour session or on intensive weekend courses that meet Friday and Saturday for eight hours each day. Extensive directed study occurs outside the classroom, in preparation for participative learning experiences during class time.
University of Central Oklahoma
The Family and Child Studies (M.S.) program is a life-span study of the family from birth to death. This degree program can lead to a certification in Family Life Education from the National Council on Family Relations. The Certified Child and Parenting Specialist credential is also available to those graduates who take the required examination and internships. The Family Life Education Program (B.S.) is the study of the development of children and their families from the prenatal stage throughout the lifespan. The program focuses on interpersonal relationships and developmental tasks of all family members. The program provides three options: Child Development, Marriage and Family, and Gerontology. The Child Development option provides students with a concentration of courses in child development and will strengthen career opportunities by providing students with competencies to work with children and their families. Studies focus specifically about children regarding research supporting the critical need to know how children learn and develop, and how to best meet these needs. Upon completion of the degree, students will be prepared to enter graduate programs with a concentration in Child Development and related areas. Students are prepared to apply for the following certifications: Certified Family Life Educator and Certified Child and Parenting Practitioner. The Marriage and Family option is designed for students who desire to work with families in family life education and/or in family and community service settings. The curriculum has a broad interdisciplinary component including course work in individual development; marital and family systems; professionalism and ethics; and research. Students completing this option are prepared to meet the requirements for Certified Family Life Education national certification and for graduate programs in marriage and family, and related fields. The Gerontology option will provide students with a concentration of courses related to the older adult. Because of the rapid pace at which our society is aging and the high percent of older adults, students will increase their career opportunities as they work with this age in the population. Completion of this option allows the graduate to enter graduate programs in Gerontology and satisfy requirements for the Certified Family Life Educator and other certifications available.
Why a Bachelor of Science with a major in Family Studies & Gerontology? American society is undergoing a major transformation at a rapid rate at both ends of the generational spectrum. Our population is aging and living longer. Our young families are also caught in this sea of change. Consequently, professionals educated in intergenerational studies and lifespan relations will play a pivotal role in the evolving construct of our society.


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Secondary Infertility How I Coped: A Case Study
By: Kathryn Senior PhD - Updated: 12 Jul 2010 | *Discuss
It isn't often that we conduct an interview for a case study in a football field, but that's where we met up with Katrina and her husband Tom. They were cheering on their son Adam as he played a match in his local under-13s side. "Adam is into football in a big way – it means a lot of standing around in the cold on a Saturday morning but we want to support him as much as possible," she grins, putting up her hood against the biting January wind.
Twelve-year old Adam gets special attention for his football while his younger sister Emily, now two, stays with her grandma, Tom's mum for the day. "Tom is Emily's dad but not Adam's, so it's really important to him to make special time for Adam so that he never feels left out," explains Katrina.
Family Planning Problems
Katrina married Adam's father when she was in her very early 20s. The marriage was happy at first but Katrina became worried at some of the ways in which her first husband began to try to control everything, including her. "At first it was things like insisting he choose the restaurant we ate at when we were on holiday, exactly where we should sit and so on. He said he was trying to make everything just perfect... He then worked out a 10 year life plan for us, which set a timetable for us having children, exactly 2 years apart," recalls Katrina.
At first, she dismissed her husband's behaviour as being a bit too organised and she was happy that he wanted to have children straight away because she couldn't wait to get pregnant. "He was very happy when I became pregnant three months later. All went well and Adam was born very healthy and was a wonderful baby. I was so happy – which is probably why I didn't notice my husband's controlling behaviour was getting really over the top," she says.
A Strict Timetable
When Adam was six months old, Katrina's first husband insisted they have sex every other night and that she get pregnant again so that the two-year timing in his life plan could be met. "It was a nightmare – I was happy with Adam and looking after him. I wanted to enjoy my son and then try for another baby when it felt right – not when the timetable said so", Katrina stresses. When Katrina failed to conceive her first husband wanted to go straight to the doctor for me to get infertility treatment. "It was my fault, of course", she says.
The couple began to row seriously and after another year, which was intensely miserable for Katrina, she still had not got pregnant. "To keep my husband quiet I had gone to the infertility clinic but they could find nothing wrong. He wouldn't have any tests, so they could not do anything. There was no point treating me when the problem could have been down to him," she says.
Fertility Problems Cause Rows
After a particularly bad row, when her husband accused Katrina of deliberately taking contraceptive pills in secret, she took Adam and left, staying back with her parents. "I never wanted my child to have a broken home but it was broken before I left – I could not live like this," she says.
Secondary Infertility
When Adam was 5, Katrina met Tom and after going out for 18 months, they decided to get married and have a child of their own. "Tom loves Adam – and Adam accepts him completely. I felt ready for another baby too and expected to get pregnant quickly – I thought my previous fertility problems were probably down to stress," says Katrina.
She was wrong. After another year, nothing happened at all. More tests were carried out and this time, Katrina was found to have a benign ovarian cyst and she was found to be ovulating irregularly. "I was told that secondary infertility – when you can't get pregnant even though you have had children before – is more common than people think," says Katrina. After treatment to remove the cyst and fertility drugs to help her ovulate, she was confident that a baby would follow."I had to wait two more years before the very happy morning, 5 days after my missed period, when my pregnancy test was positive. The result was Emily and I feel my family is now complete. I couldn't be happier," she smiles.
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Blue Bird (Charlie Parker)
Complete Savoy & Dial Recordings
Millenium Collection
Quincy Jones: Back On The Block
The Birth Of Bop
Young Miles Box
Charlie Parker (1920-1955)
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In A Soulful Mood (Charlie Parker)
Collector`s Items
Compact Jazz
Don`t Blame Me
First Miles
Miles Davis And The Jazz Giants
Max Roach (1924 - 2007)
Maxwell Lemuel "Max" Roach (January 10, 1924 – August 16, 2007) was an American jazz percussionist, drummer, and composer.
Cool Boppin'
Ezz-Thetic
Quintet / Sextet
Duke Jordan (1922 - 2006)
Irving Sidney "Duke" Jordan (April 1, 1922 – August 8, 2006) was an American jazz pianist.
Miles Davis & Freddie Hubbard
Tommy Potter (1918 - 1988)
Charles Thomas Potter (September 21, 1918 - March 1, 1988) was a jazz double bass player, best known for having been a member of Charlie Parker's "classic quintet", with Miles Davis, between 1947 and 1950.
At The Royal Roost 1948 - At Birdland, 1950, 1951,1953
Birdland Days
Bopping The Blues
Chronicle: The Complete Prestige Recordings 51-56
Complete Birdland Recordings
Early Miles Davis
The Real Birth Of The Cool


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The study at hand deals with madness as it is represented in English Canadian fiction. The topic seemed most interesting and fruitful for analysis due to the fact that as the ways madness has been defined, understood, described, judged and handled differ quite profoundly from society to society, from era to era, as the language, ideas and associations surrounding insanity are both strongly culture-relative and shifting, madness as a theme of myth and literature has always been a excellent vehicle to mirror the assumptions and arguments, the aspirations and nostalgia, the beliefs and values, hopes and fears of its age and society. Thus, while the overall intent of this study is to elucidate some discernible patterns of structure and style which accompany the use of madness in Canadian literature, to investigate the varying sorts of portrayal and the conventions of presentation, to interpret the use of madness as literary devices and to highlight the different statements which are made, the continuity, variation, and changes in the theme of madness provide an informing principle in terms of certain Canadian experiences and perceptions. By examining madness as it represents itself in Canadian literature and considering the respective explorations of the deranged mind within their historical context, I hope to demonstrate that literary interpretations of madness both reflect and question cultural, political, religious and psychological assumptions of their times and that certain symptoms or usages are characteristic of certain periods. Such an approach, it is hoped, might not only contribute towards an assessment of the wealth of associations which surround madness and the ambivalence with which it is viewed, but also shed some light on the Canadian imagination. As such this study can be considered not only as a history of literary madness, but a history of Canadian society and the Canadian mind.
Die Studie thematisiert die Bewältigungsbemühungen von Frauen, die von ihren Partnern misshandelt wurden. Die Gewalt des Mannes gegen seine Frau wird als ein kritisches Lebensereignis betrachtet, dessen Bewältigung die Gesundheit der Betroffenen beeinflußt. Dabei sollten Vulnerabilitäts- und Resilienzfaktoren festgestellt werden, die auf die Bewältigung der erlebten Gewalt ungünstig bzw. günstig wirken können. Eine schriftliche Befragung mit einem umfangreichen Fragebogenpaket wurde in Südkorea durchgeführt. Die Gesamtstichprobe umfasst 89 Frauen, die sich in Opferhilfseinrichtungen in südkoreanischen Großstädten aufhielten. Aus den multiplen Regressions- bzw. Pfadanalysen ergibt sich u.a., dass assertive bzw. depressive Verhaltensweisen misshandelter Frauen jeweils sowohl mit den ausgewählten Dispositionen (Persönlichkeitsmerkmale, gerechtigkeitsbezogene Disposition, traditionelle Geschlechtsrollen-Orientierung) und der Selbstwirksamkeit als auch mit situationsbezogenen Variablen, zu denen z.B. Ungerechtigkeitserlebnis, Verantwortlichkeitsattributionen und Emotionen zählen, vorhergesagt werden können. Weiterhin läßt sich festhalten, dass ein stark ausgeprägter Gerechte-Welt-Glaube und starke Extraversion mit weniger psychosomatischen Beschwerden einhergehen, hingegen eine positive Effektivitätseinschätzung depressiver Strategien mit mehr solchen Beschwerden.


Then she admonished me for not having a handy blog article about this for her to refer to. So Tash, this one is for you.
Just a little background, in case you're wondering what qualifies me to give such advice. Before my oldest son was one year old, he had been on 19 flights (meaning, I had been on 19 flights with him). My second son is now nearly 10 months old, and he has already been on 8 flights.
Trust me. I know a thing or two about this.
As a traveling adult, I usually recommend you set your watch to the local time at your destination and then try to go by that schedule.
When traveling with kids, though, that doesn't work. They can't understand time differences, and they need to listen to their body clocks.
Plan your carry-on gear and activities to go along with your home time zone. If you're going to be on a plane at bedtime, take pyjamas, toothbrushes and toothpaste, bedtime story books, etc.
Have meals ready for your home time zone mealtimes (if kid-friendly meals aren't offered on the flight, or if you have picky eaters, pack your own). Gather the kids together for meals at the time their body clocks expect them, and try to maintain something like your home mealtime routine. Get to the bathroom, wash hands, sit down, etc., for example.
If your kids nap, try and get them to settle for at least a rest when they would normally nap. It may or may not work (usually doesn't), but they might agree to have some "quiet time".
Yeah, you're going to have to adjust to a new time zone when you get to your destination, but you can cross that bridge when you get to it.
No TV at home? FORGET IT!
Limited screen time? FORGET IT!
Sweets and snacks are verboten? FORGET IT!
Okay, you don't have to go nuts, but you get the picture. Traveling with kids is HARD, and you're going to need all the help you can get, even if that means letting them watch hours of cartoons and movies.
If your kid is getting antsy and wanting to watch more TV or eat some of the snacks being passed around by the flight attendants, let them! It makes traveling seem special.
Top Travel Tip #3: Snacks, Snacks, Snacks!
Do you know what your kid's favorite snack is? PACK TONS OF IT.
In moments of boredom or desperation, a well-timed snack is always handy. You can try to keep it healthy, of course, or increase the sense of occasion by providing snacks you normally wouldn't at home.
My attitude when traveling with kids is that I will not rest until we reach our destination (if then…). For that reason, I arm myself with scads of entertainment options.
Books, coloring, games… you name it. Old favorites work, but nothing beats breaking out something new for keeping attention for longer than a few seconds.
Entertainment includes screen time. Take along some kid-friendly headphones, and take a look through the in-flight entertainment system. There are also games and puzzles we do together.
And don't forget the iPad! We have a collection of "airplane games" as we call them. My son is only allowed to play these when we're traveling, which makes them special.
Our games include Oceanhouse Media Dr Seuss books (you have to pay for these), and a few free games, including a Thomas and Friends game, and others.
Entertainment also means moving around. Yes, you don't want to bother other travellers, but at the same time your kid has got to move.
Don't let them run wild by any means, but taking walks up and down the aisles, exploring the galleys, and "exciting" bathroom trips are always options. Flight attendants are super nice, and often have games and things available for kids (especially Lufthansa!). The best way to keep your kid from crawling up the walls or kicking the back of the seat in front of her is to let her move as much as possible during flight.
No, not everyone is going to love it, but neither is everyone going to be happy if your kid is staying still in one place, screaming.
This only applies for nursing moms traveling with babies. My oldest boy nursed for 10 months, and my second is nearly 10 months and is still going strong.
Nothing beats nursing for comforting, calming, and otherwise keeping your baby in one place. Nursing during take off and landing can help avoid ear popping.
During flight, if you haven't managed to snag a bulkhead row with a bassinet (I HIGHLY recommend you try to!), baby wearing can be a life saver. I always used a soft wrap (we had the Moby wrap) for flying, as I find them more comfortable to sit in than the structured carriers. The most comfortable carrier we found is the ErgoBaby.
The most important tip is to remember that your kids are not adults. Meaning, they cannot reason away the fatigue or understand the impact jet lag has on their bodies.
Be patient with them, and try to keep your sense of humor.
I do not think that parents need to hand out "goodie bags" to travellers sitting around them. You don't have to feel guilty for traveling with your kids, or try to placate fellow travellers with treats.
The best way to keep your seat neighbors happy is to dedicate your energy to your kids. Keep them entertained, have patience, and show kindness and empathy when they are having a hard time.
And have a stiff drink, or a well-deserved cup of tea when you get to your destination.
Thanks for sharing these awesome tips. I have planned a trip with my daughter for the first time and your tips are very helpful to me so that I can be prepared for any situation. Keep posting such useful articles for the moms.


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There was a moment against Sunderland when Adnan Januzaj proved he could be a serious, big-game player.
United had been huffing and puffing against the Black Cats and were in danger of slumping to a fourth unedifying Premier League defeat already this season.
Calm as you like, the youngster capitalised on an opportunity to sweep in the equaliser. Instead of bursting into the unbridled celebration that could be expected, he simply retrieved the ball and made for the centre spot, eager to restart the game in search of United's much-needed winner.
When he did score the goal that put the stuttering Red Devils in the lead, it was a different story however. Januzaj's stellar volley deserved the celebration that he and his excited team-mates lavished upon it.
They knew that the context had changed and it was okay to revel in their hard-earned lead.
United have some player on their hands, with more than a passing likeness to Kaka in his prime.
It will therefor come as no surprise that after his weekend heroics, the English champions are moving to tie Januzaj down to a longer contract.
The 18-year-old's current deal expires next year and a host of clubs from across Europe are reportedly keeping tabs on him.
His father has claimed that Juventus, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are all keen to sign him, while his agent says that after Alex Ferguson's departure, the contract extension talks that had been ongoing since last season have stalled.
However, fearful of losing Januzaj in the same way they did Paul Pogba, United are keen to expedite the deal negotiations.
Meanwhile, it seems that Januzaj is set for a stay in the United first-team, provided his still developing body can survive the rigours of the EPL.
"I would probably have put him in the team three or four weeks ago," manager David Moyes said.
"There were a couple of games when I was going to start him. I just felt that until we got a bit of momentum into our play, I thought we had to wait."
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If everything falls into place as coach Butch Babler hopes it will, Farmington Hills Mercy could have an outstanding 2015 season in girls soccer.
The pieces to that puzzle are just about in place, and there isn't a lot of tweaking that needs to be done.
One thing is certain. The Marlins, who have a veteran team and talent across the field, will be competitive and have a chance to win every game they play.
The key factor in determining the team's level of success will be how well the Marlins come together and jell as a team, he added.
Two of Mercy's leading players are senior forward Alex Griffin and senior midfielder Taylor Babcock. Both were all-area, first-team players last year and helped the Marlins post an 11-6-1 record.
Griffin, who will play college ball at Western Illinois University, led Mercy in scoring with 14 goals and five assists.
She and senior Marge Terhune, another four-year varsity starter like Griffin and Babcock, will provide a good one-two punch at the forward positions.
"We have some natural scorers," Babcock said. "Alex really seems to be goal-conscious this year. She wants to score. Obviously, that's a good quality to have in a forward.
Babcock, who has a scholarship to the University of Portland in Oregon, scored four goals and assisted on six others. She'll be the center midfielder and primary offensive mid.
Senior Analise Salla and juniors Allia McDowell, Zoe Menard, Kacey Cerretani and Maddie Erdman are returning players who will have roles to play in the midfield.
Griffin, Babcock and Erdman scored goals Friday in Mercy's only game thus far – a 3-2 win over host Farmington. A Monday game with West Bloomfield wasn't played due to a scheduling mix-up.
Salla and Cerretani will play in the middle and will have dual defensive-offensive duties. McDowell and Erdmann are outside mids.
Salla made a lot of improvement between seasons and will have a bigger role this year. She did a good job in a scrimmage tournament Saturday, according to Babler.
He added Erdmann appears to have regained the scoring touch she had as a freshman. Including three scrimmage games, she already has three goals and will give Mercy an offensive presence from the outside.
Cerretani was hurt most of last season, but she played the last game and really helped the Marlins in a 2-0 loss to Northville, the eventual Division 1 state champion, in the district tournament.
Mercy will be led defensively by Maria Pulice, another four-year varsity player who passed on the opportunity to play college soccer to enter the pre-med program at Michigan.
Pulice and freshman Emily Engler will play in the middle of the defense, juniors Lindsay Crawley and Missy Hunt on the outside at the fullback positions.
The primary goalkeeper is veteran senior Maria Lulgjuraj. She and Pulice will provide key leadership in the back, according to Babler.
"Having another set of eyes back there will help Emily and the other young defenders with what we're looking for on defense," he said.
Mercy also has freshman Chloe Russo and junior Jillian Adolf in reserve as backup goalies.
Lulgjuraj is one of three other players who plan to play in college. She's going to Concordia, Terhune to St. Lawrence and Salla to Hope. Cerretani recently made a recruiting visit to Vanderbilt.
The other members of Mercy's 21-player roster are senior Halle Mohr, juniors Miranda Konja, Brianna Woodbeck and Angela Lindow, sophomore Maggie Shrader and freshman Rebecca Heaman.
Lindow did a good job of marking Notre Dame Prep's best forward last year and will have a lot of playing time on defense, too. Mohr can provide instant offense.
"When we start getting into a bit of a rut, she's a great one to throw in there to remind everybody we want the ball going forward and someone going to the net every once in a while," Babler said.
Mercy, which beat Churchill, Canton and Walled Lake Northern in the scrimmage games, plays at Harrison tonight and will play at Warren Regina on Tuesday before going on break.
"We have a ton of talent this year," Babler said. "These girls have the right mentality. A lot of times you get seniors who part way through the year start checking out. I don't see that with this group.


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In connection with the caches found in Western Georgia, which contained weapons, ammunition, drugs and videos of torturing people, Georgian Interior Ministry officers detained nine people. This was announced by Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili, noting that one of the suspects is an active member of the Defense Ministry, and two others are former police officers. According to the minister, among the detainees there is a man who raped people.
"It comes to the recognition of a serious crime, but it turned out that one of the persons had no previous convictions at all nor was in prison, he was simply tortured because one could not get desired evidence. The second man, who was tortured, was arrested on another charge and was in jail for possession of drugs. We believe that it was a system problem. Such was a policy and it is a problem the old authorities, the former regime," said Garibashvili.
"I want to remind everyone that it is Vano Merabishvili that was minister then. Accordingly, it is necessary to raise a question of responsibility of all those high-ranking officials, during whose government these horrors were implemented," said the head of the Georgian Interior Ministry.
Recall, on June 17 it became known that Georgian Interior Ministry officers in the Samegrelo region found specially camouflaged caches. They contained weapons for the conduct of large-scale armed hostilities, explosives in large quantities for conducting subversive activities, grenades, submachine guns and other firearms, communication devices, narcotic drugs and psychotropic medications – heroin, subutex, cocaine, etc.
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Thinking about becoming a Neo4j partner?  You may want to read this..

In this post I will explain some important issues you must consider before becoming a Neo4j partner.

Hopefully, this information will help you make an informed decision, and minimize the risk to your company and your clients.

If you want to view the entire agreement this post discusses , you can find it in the link below.

Full agreement:  Neo4j Solution Partner Agreement

Overview

Becoming a solution 'partner' involves signing a partner agreement and paying a yearly fee.
You will understand why I quoted 'partner' soon.

The agreement has terms which effectively prevent you from working with Neo4j open source licenses while you are a partner and for 3 years after your partnership ends!

It’s important to understand what you are agreeing to, especially as Neo4j forks such as Open Native Graph Database (ONgDB) are gaining traction.

For example, in the US government, you may be at a severe disadvantage in terms of competitive bid pricing for projects involving Neo4j open source licenses and forks because of these limitations.

Not only are the open source forks such as ONgDB already proving themselves in production in the federal government,
there are well known and trusted contractors with a great deal of past performance supporting these open source distributions.  They are not subject to the terms discussed and therefore do not have to consider Neo4j expensive commercial licenses in their project bids.

Terms to watch out for

1) The terms below prevent you from using Neo4j open source distributions during your partnership and 3 years after you stop being a partner.

During your partnership and for 3 years after your partnership ends you can’t:

Use Neo4j open source distributions (including popular forks such as ONgDB).

You can’t offer services such as consulting, training, technical support for clients for these open source licensed distributions.

The investment you will make into the Neo4j ecosystem, and all the experience, past performance, knowledge you gain will be lost
if these terms kick in.

Keep in mind that Neo4j Inc can terminate your partnership for any reason, approach your clients, and more as you will see further in the agreement.

4.3.1 During the term of this Agreement, Partner may not use or run on any of Partner's hardware,
or have deployed for internal use, any Neo Technology Community Edition Products
for commercial or production use.
In no event shall Partner reverse engineer, distribute or otherwise use the Products for its own internal use.
There are no implied rights. Partner will not fork or bifurcate the source code for any Neo Technology Community Edition Products into a separately
maintained source code repository so that development done on the original code requires manual work to be transferred to the forked
software or so that the forked software starts to have features not present in the original software.

4.3.2 During the term of this Agreement and up until thirty six (36) months after the termination or expiration of this Agreement,
Partner may not develop, market, distribute or offer any services related to any Neo Technology Community Edition Products,
derivative works of such products, or any Partner software code made to work with Neo Technology Community Edition Products
(including, without limitation, hosting services, training, technical support, configuration and customization services, etc.).

What are "Neo Technology Community Edition Products" you ask?
They are any Neo4j products used with the free open source licenses.

If they had been clear and just said "open source licensed products", would you agree to these terms?

2) The partner agreement can be canceled for any reason by Neo4j Inc

Yes, you read this right.  Neo4j Inc can terminate the partnership for any reason, even if you’ve done nothing wrong.

When a partner agreement is terminated, the restrictions kick in:

You can’t use or offer services / consulting /support for Neo4j open source distributions (and forks) for 3 years.

You can’t talk to your clients about Neo4j anymore.

Neo4j Inc can go around you and approach your clients directly for licensing and contracting.

7.2 Termination. This Agreement may be terminated by a party for cause immediately if (a) the other ceases to do business, or otherwise terminates its business operations; or (b) the other materially breaches any material provision of this Agreement and fails to cure such breach within thirty (30) days of written notice describing the breach.
In addition, Neo Technology may terminate this Agreement at any time by providing Partner with ninety (90) days prior written notice. This Agreement may be terminated as set forth on Exhibit C!.

7.3 Effect of Termination. Upon termination of this Agreement by either party (a) all rights and licenses of Partner hereunder will terminate and
Partner shall cease all communications with End Users regarding the Products; and (b) each party will immediately return to the other party all Confidential Information in its possession, custody or control in whichever form held (including all
copies or embodiments of the Confidential Information) and will cease using any trademarks, service marks and other designations of the other party; and (c) Partner shall pay to Neo Technology all outstanding fees. To remove all doubt, except as set forth in this Agreement,
it is hereby clarified that Partner will not be entitled to any additional remuneration, or reimbursement of any expenses
based on the expiration or termination of this Agreement. An addendum to this Agreement may specify additional effects of termination of this Agreement.
After any termination of this Agreement,  Neo Technology shall not be restricted in any manner from licensing or contracting with End Users.

3) You are not really a partner once you sign this agreement!

Yes, you heard that correctly!   Even though the agreement is clearly labeled "NEO4J SOLUTION PARTNER AGREEMENT",
there is a term hidden way down in section 10 that says you are not really a partner.

10.2  Relationship of Parties. This Agreement is not intended to create a relationship such as a partnership, franchise, joint venture, agency,
or employment relationship. Neither party may act in a manner which expresses
or implies a relationship other than that of independent contractor, nor bind the other party.

4) Neo4j Inc may try to enforce these terms on your other companies or partners if the 'partnership' is terminated, which they can do for any reason

This has actually happened once already.

Even though this partnership agreement is executed on behalf of the company signing it, Neo4j has shown that they are willing
to attempt applying these terms outside of the company who signed the agreement.

If you or your board members have other companies
you may want to understand what they have done in the past.

While you may prevail in court, you still have to deal with the legal headaches and costs associated with this type of behavior.

Summary

I’ve attempted to lay out some important considerations and information to assist you in making a more informed decision on becoming a Neo4j 'partner'.

I’m not saying that being a 'partner' is a bad thing, my goal is to share the knowledge I’ve acquired with fellow entrepreneurs.

References

Neo4j Partner Agreement:
https://public.igovsol.com/neo4j-court-records/neo4j-partnership-agreement-highlighted.pdf

Note:
I am not a lawyer, and the agreements referenced in this post may have changed. There could be other new terms I am not aware of and vice versa.

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            msg.setTimestamp(timestamp);
            byte[] bytes = msg.serialize();
            producer.send(session.createTextMessage(new String(bytes)));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("Error sending metrics to Queue for {} with associated time {} because of {}", entityId,
                    new Timestamp(timestamp).toString(), e.getMessage());
            throw new RuntimeException("Unable to queue a message because there was a JMS error.", e);
        }
    }

    private void create(String entityId, String name, Number value, long timestamp, Metric.RecordType type) {
        log.debug("Creating metric {}:{} for {} with associated time {} by sending it to the write buffer",
                name, value, entityId, new Timestamp(timestamp).toString());
        Metrics metrics = new Metrics();
        Metric metric = new Metric();
        metric.setType(type);
        metric.setValue(value);
        metrics.put(name, metric);

        // Flush the buffer if it becomes too large.
        // A simpler model given the Java default concurrency model.
        writeBuffer.add(entityId, metrics, timestamp);
        if (writeBuffer.size() >= this.bufferCapacity) {
            flushWriteBuffer();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void close() throws Exception {
        log.info("Closing {}, attempting to flush all the metrics to the queue.", this.getClass().getSimpleName());
        flushWriteBuffer();
    }

    @Override
    public void create(IdParts entity, IdParts name, long value, long timestamp, Metric.RecordType type) {
        create(entity.toString(), name.toString(), value, timestamp, type);
    }

}


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Q: What is wrong with my Python code for Leetcode Problem#315 I solved a problem in Leetcode. It passed 14 tests of 16. But then occured an error. I could not find where i made a mistake. Thank you!
PROBLEM: You are given an integer array nums and you have to return a new counts array. The counts array has the property where counts[i] is the number of smaller elements to the right of nums[i].
Example:
Input: [5,2,6,1]
Output: [2,1,1,0]

My answer:
class Solution:
    def countSmaller(self, nums):

        new_list=[]

        for i in nums:
            count=0
            a=nums.index(i)
            my_list1=nums[a+1:]

            for x in my_list1:
                if x<i:
                    count+=1
            new_list.append(count)
        return new_list

A: This should solve it for you, one line comprehension:
[sum(1 for y in nums[i:] if y < x) for i, x in enumerate(nums)]
#[2, 1, 1, 0]

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Purdue becomes new home for National Alliance for Doctoral Studies in the Mathematical Sciences
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University will serve as the new home for a national mathematics organization that strives to increase underrepresented minorities earning doctoral degrees in mathematics and related fields.
The Purdue math department will house the National Alliance for Doctoral Studies in the Mathematical Sciences beginning in March. This organization, currently based at the University of Iowa, brings together hundreds of faculty members and students from numerous universities and colleges in a shared passion for increasing the number of doctoral degrees in the mathematical sciences among groups that have been traditionally underrepresented in those fields.
Since its inception in 2001, the Alliance has grown to play a vital role nationally in diversifying graduate programs in mathematics and related fields. Over the past five years, Alliance-affiliated doctoral programs accounted for roughly one-third of all Ph.D.'s awarded in the mathematical sciences to students from underrepresented backgrounds. Beyond increasing the numbers, the Alliance also fosters the growth of a community of mathematical scientists that promotes a diverse workforce.
"It is especially fitting that we make this announcement during the week that we celebrate the contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a keynote speech by nationally recognized expert on science and math education, Freeman A. Hrawbowski III," said Deba Dutta, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs and diversity. "We are proud of Purdue's Mathematics Department as an outstanding center for mathematical education, scholarship and research, and we look forward to working with the Alliance to contribute to a more diverse national profile of PhD's."
Purdue Mathematics professor David Goldberg will serve as the Alliance's new executive director while fellow Purdue Mathematics faculty members Edray Goins and Rodrigo Bañuelos will take on the roles of associate director and program adviser, respectively. The trio has worked for decades at Purdue to help attract and mentor students from underrepresented groups.
"Purdue's math department has a long-standing commitment to promoting diversity, with exceptional efforts on this front by former department heads Rodrigo Bañuelos and Leonard Lipshitz, among many others," said current mathematics department head Greg Buzzard. "This evident commitment, along with greater participation in many Alliance activities, the enthusiastic support of Purdue's provost and the deans of the College of Science and the Graduate School, and the strong new leadership team, led to Purdue as the clear choice for the next Alliance home."
The Alliance was founded by Phil Kutzko at the University of Iowa and has grown to national visibility in a short time. With retirement approaching, Kutzko and the Alliance board solicited proposals to house the Alliance at another institution. Purdue Mathematics will be the Alliance's home at least until 2020.
"Ensuring the continued success of the Alliance is a huge responsibility and we do not take it lightly," said Bañuelos, a longtime champion for diversity in mathematics. "It represents an enormous opportunity for us - the mathematics department, the College of Science and the university as a whole - to play a national role in increasing diversity in mathematical sciences and related fields."
"We look forward to building on the many successes of the Alliance and to deepening ties with the entire Alliance community," Buzzard said.
Writer: Tim Brouk, tbrouk@purdue.edu, 765-496-1682
Sources: David Goldberg, Goldberg@purdue.edu, (765)-494-1919
Greg Buzzard, buzzard@purdue.edu, 765-494-1908
Edray Goins, egoins@purdue.edu, 765-494-1936
Rodrigo Banuelos, banuelos@purdue.edu, 765-494-1977
Phil Kutzko, philip-kutzko@uiowa.edu, 319-335-0758


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Learn what a colonoscopy is from gastroenterologist Lisa Ganjhu, M.D. in this Howcast video about stomach problems and digestive disorders.
So, a colonoscopy is basically an examination of the colon and that's where we pass a long flexible tube called a colonoscope into the rectum and take a look inside the walls of the colon. And what we're looking for are either diverticulum, we can see hemorrhoid's, we can see colon cancer or polyps or any inflammations.
Now the colonoscope is a long flexible tube with a fiber optic light source and channels that we can pass biopsy forceps through or snares or any instrument that we may need in order to manage the lesions that we see. The test in general is actually really very safe. In order to prepare for the colonoscopy you need to drink clear liquids and a laxative in order to clean everything out. That's done the day before the test. The day of the test your doctor may give you some sedatives to make you sleepy and then they pass a small scope into the rectum and take a look and do any biopsies or remove any polyps or do any tasks that need to be done.
After the test the scope is obviously removed. You may feel gassy or a little bloated because the doctor does put some air in to insufflate the colon in order to take a look inside the wall. The risks to the procedure are small but we do need to talk to the patients about it and your doctor will talk to you about it before they have you sign consent for the tests. Those would be bleeding, making a small hole, infection, or problems with the sedation, or missed lesions.
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package org.apache.camel.builder.component.dsl;

import javax.annotation.Generated;
import org.apache.camel.Component;
import org.apache.camel.builder.component.AbstractComponentBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.builder.component.ComponentBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailComponent;

/**
 * Consume events from Amazon Cloudtrail using AWS SDK version 2.x.
 *
 * Generated by camel-package-maven-plugin - do not edit this file!
 */
@Generated("org.apache.camel.maven.packaging.ComponentDslMojo")
public interface AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilderFactory {

    /**
     * AWS Cloudtrail (camel-aws-cloudtrail)
     * Consume events from Amazon Cloudtrail using AWS SDK version 2.x.
     *
     * Category: cloud,eventbus
     * Since: 3.19
     * Maven coordinates: org.apache.camel:camel-aws-cloudtrail
     *
     * @return the dsl builder
     */
    static AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder awsCloudtrail() {
        return new AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilderImpl();
    }

    /**
     * Builder for the AWS Cloudtrail component.
     */
    interface AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder
            extends
                ComponentBuilder<CloudtrailComponent> {
        /**
         * Allows for bridging the consumer to the Camel routing Error Handler,
         * which mean any exceptions occurred while the consumer is trying to
         * pickup incoming messages, or the likes, will now be processed as a
         * message and handled by the routing Error Handler. By default the
         * consumer will use the org.apache.camel.spi.ExceptionHandler to deal
         * with exceptions, that will be logged at WARN or ERROR level and
         * ignored.
         *
         * The option is a: boolean type.
         *
         * Default: false
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param bridgeErrorHandler the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder bridgeErrorHandler(
                boolean bridgeErrorHandler) {
            doSetProperty("bridgeErrorHandler", bridgeErrorHandler);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Amazon Cloudtrail client to use for all requests for this endpoint.
         *
         * The option is a:
         * software.amazon.awssdk.services.cloudtrail.CloudTrailClient type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param cloudTrailClient the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder cloudTrailClient(
                software.amazon.awssdk.services.cloudtrail.CloudTrailClient cloudTrailClient) {
            doSetProperty("cloudTrailClient", cloudTrailClient);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Component configuration.
         *
         * The option is a:
         * org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailConfiguration type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param configuration the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder configuration(
                org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailConfiguration configuration) {
            doSetProperty("configuration", configuration);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Specify an event source to select events.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param eventSource the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder eventSource(
                java.lang.String eventSource) {
            doSetProperty("eventSource", eventSource);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Maximum number of records that will be fetched in each poll.
         *
         * The option is a: int type.
         *
         * Default: 1
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param maxResults the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder maxResults(int maxResults) {
            doSetProperty("maxResults", maxResults);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Set the need for overidding the endpoint. This option needs to be
         * used in combination with uriEndpointOverride option.
         *
         * The option is a: boolean type.
         *
         * Default: false
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param overrideEndpoint the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder overrideEndpoint(
                boolean overrideEndpoint) {
            doSetProperty("overrideEndpoint", overrideEndpoint);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * To define a proxy host when instantiating the Cloudtrail client.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param proxyHost the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder proxyHost(
                java.lang.String proxyHost) {
            doSetProperty("proxyHost", proxyHost);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * To define a proxy port when instantiating the Cloudtrail client.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.Integer type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param proxyPort the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder proxyPort(
                java.lang.Integer proxyPort) {
            doSetProperty("proxyPort", proxyPort);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * To define a proxy protocol when instantiating the Cloudtrail client.
         *
         * The option is a:
         * software.amazon.awssdk.core.Protocol type.
         *
         * Default: HTTPS
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param proxyProtocol the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder proxyProtocol(
                software.amazon.awssdk.core.Protocol proxyProtocol) {
            doSetProperty("proxyProtocol", proxyProtocol);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * The region in which Cloudtrail client needs to work. When using this
         * parameter, the configuration will expect the lowercase name of the
         * region (for example ap-east-1) You'll need to use the name
         * Region.EU_WEST_1.id().
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param region the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder region(java.lang.String region) {
            doSetProperty("region", region);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * If we want to trust all certificates in case of overriding the
         * endpoint.
         *
         * The option is a: boolean type.
         *
         * Default: false
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param trustAllCertificates the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder trustAllCertificates(
                boolean trustAllCertificates) {
            doSetProperty("trustAllCertificates", trustAllCertificates);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Set the overriding uri endpoint. This option needs to be used in
         * combination with overrideEndpoint option.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param uriEndpointOverride the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder uriEndpointOverride(
                java.lang.String uriEndpointOverride) {
            doSetProperty("uriEndpointOverride", uriEndpointOverride);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Set whether the Cloudtrail client should expect to load credentials
         * through a default credentials provider or to expect static
         * credentials to be passed in.
         *
         * The option is a: boolean type.
         *
         * Default: false
         * Group: consumer
         *
         * @param useDefaultCredentialsProvider the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder useDefaultCredentialsProvider(
                boolean useDefaultCredentialsProvider) {
            doSetProperty("useDefaultCredentialsProvider", useDefaultCredentialsProvider);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Whether autowiring is enabled. This is used for automatic autowiring
         * options (the option must be marked as autowired) by looking up in the
         * registry to find if there is a single instance of matching type,
         * which then gets configured on the component. This can be used for
         * automatic configuring JDBC data sources, JMS connection factories,
         * AWS Clients, etc.
         *
         * The option is a: boolean type.
         *
         * Default: true
         * Group: advanced
         *
         * @param autowiredEnabled the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder autowiredEnabled(
                boolean autowiredEnabled) {
            doSetProperty("autowiredEnabled", autowiredEnabled);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Amazon AWS Access Key.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: security
         *
         * @param accessKey the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder accessKey(
                java.lang.String accessKey) {
            doSetProperty("accessKey", accessKey);
            return this;
        }
        /**
         * Amazon AWS Secret Key.
         *
         * The option is a: java.lang.String type.
         *
         * Group: security
         *
         * @param secretKey the value to set
         * @return the dsl builder
         */
        default AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder secretKey(
                java.lang.String secretKey) {
            doSetProperty("secretKey", secretKey);
            return this;
        }
    }

    class AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilderImpl
            extends
                AbstractComponentBuilder<CloudtrailComponent>
            implements
                AwsCloudtrailComponentBuilder {
        @Override
        protected CloudtrailComponent buildConcreteComponent() {
            return new CloudtrailComponent();
        }
        private org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailConfiguration getOrCreateConfiguration(
                org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailComponent component) {
            if (component.getConfiguration() == null) {
                component.setConfiguration(new org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailConfiguration());
            }
            return component.getConfiguration();
        }
        @Override
        protected boolean setPropertyOnComponent(
                Component component,
                String name,
                Object value) {
            switch (name) {
            case "bridgeErrorHandler": ((CloudtrailComponent) component).setBridgeErrorHandler((boolean) value); return true;
            case "cloudTrailClient": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setCloudTrailClient((software.amazon.awssdk.services.cloudtrail.CloudTrailClient) value); return true;
            case "configuration": ((CloudtrailComponent) component).setConfiguration((org.apache.camel.component.aws.cloudtrail.CloudtrailConfiguration) value); return true;
            case "eventSource": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setEventSource((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            case "maxResults": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setMaxResults((int) value); return true;
            case "overrideEndpoint": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setOverrideEndpoint((boolean) value); return true;
            case "proxyHost": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setProxyHost((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            case "proxyPort": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setProxyPort((java.lang.Integer) value); return true;
            case "proxyProtocol": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setProxyProtocol((software.amazon.awssdk.core.Protocol) value); return true;
            case "region": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setRegion((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            case "trustAllCertificates": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setTrustAllCertificates((boolean) value); return true;
            case "uriEndpointOverride": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setUriEndpointOverride((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            case "useDefaultCredentialsProvider": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setUseDefaultCredentialsProvider((boolean) value); return true;
            case "autowiredEnabled": ((CloudtrailComponent) component).setAutowiredEnabled((boolean) value); return true;
            case "accessKey": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setAccessKey((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            case "secretKey": getOrCreateConfiguration((CloudtrailComponent) component).setSecretKey((java.lang.String) value); return true;
            default: return false;
            }
        }
    }
}


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