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Remmy Ongala passed away at his home in Dar es Salaam on Monday 13th December 2010.
"Working with Remmy was one of the real pleasures. There was a delightful, effortless musicality about everything he did, and once he and his band were fired up, they could take you away into their own unique, mesmerising world.
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Known as the "Doctor", Remmy originally came from Kindu in North Eastern Zaire. He performed in bands from the age of sixteen, learning his craft from his father, who was a well-respected, traditional musician. In 1978 Remmy travelled to Dar es Salaam where he joined Orchestra Super Makassy and later formed his own band, Super Matimila, named after the local businessman who bought and owned their instruments.
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I need to add multiple line items to a list and this items should be added and edited in the same new action of the list, so I am using fields_for and nested attributes to do it.
class list < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :line_items accepts_nested_attributes_for :line_items end
For each line_item added, the user must capture a category an description for the item, the price and the quantity. The sistem must calculate the total by calulating quantity * price and display.
All this using Ajax because the user must be able to finish the complete capture in the same view and the total information must be shown just as soon as the user stoped typing. The tricky thing that gots me stucked is that I need the html ids of the fields in order to perfom the calculation, to make the fields_for helper usable for this we need to specify :index => nil other wise ActiveRecord throws an error, but without that index I can not get a unique html id and thus can't calculate the total for each set of fields.
One possible solution is to remove :index => nil from fields_for helper and just remove those indexes in the model or in the controller, but I am looking for a better, cleaner solution.
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There's a fair bit of coding required to get all this stuff working nicely, the best idea is to take a look at "Eloy's example application on github":http://github.com/alloy/complex-form-examples/ He uses the :child_index and then does a JS .replace() to replace it with the date in order to get a unique, ordered index for the new elements.
Good lead thanks. I solve that problem but now it is saving duplicate records. The test case is as follows: New list. Add an item to the list. Save the list. Edit list and add a second item. Save the list. Result: All elements in the list are dupplicated Why is this happening?
Making a correction: It is not saving duplicated items, it is rendering a full collection of items for each one of them. It means that if i have 3 list items ill see 9, 3 times each one, if i have 6 items ill see 36 and so on.
Sounds like that you have a partial that is iterating, and you're (probably inadvertently) using the render syntax which automatically iterates over a collection (eg. @render @some.collection@ or @render :partial => 'template', :collection => @some.collection@)
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Best Customer Service! – The team at J&C Automotive, especially John and Ray (at the front desk), are amazing; by far the best car-related customer service I've ever experienced.
My family and I have been Ray's customers for over 10 years and we've all followed him around to many different Lamb's Automotive service centers in the past but are so glad Ray works at J&C Automotive now. They have better prices, an excellent team of mechanics, and work hard to get you in & out as quickly as possible. As for customer service, J&C Auto. couldn't be better.
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Miata Lockdown – JC Automotive Specialists is the way to go as far as Miatas are concerned. Just look at the pic on the homepage. 'Nuff said.
I recently got stuck on a project I was feebly attempting to do myself. Ball joints. After calling and being respectfully told that an over-the-phone quote would not be accurate, I decided to have my car towed there. Not only did they take a look at it the same day but replaced the worn ball joints for just the cost of three hours labor at $298.00 (I provided parts).
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Oky so far, no car repair yet... – I had four brand new wheel rims and since they are certified tire-rack installer, I have them install it for me. They did a good job without damaging or scratching the new wheels. The installation was a bit pricy but reasonable compared to other tire shop. Overall, I was satisfied as a first time customer.
I might take my chance to have my car repaired by this shop and I will certainly write a review.
Ladies This is the Place – As a woman many times I have been treated like I was an idiot or told I needed repairs I did not . NOT HERE! The tech explained everything to me in a manner I could understand My car has never run better and as a woman driving alone it is so important to feel confident in its reliability. The customer service rep called me to check on my satisfaction and She was very sincere in Her making sure I had had a good experience. When I told the customer service rep how happy I was that they treated women with respect She told me that the shop was donating $500.oo to the Annunciations Maternity in Georgetown when they had 1000 fans on facebook and also have done work on womens cars from the battered womens shelter to make sure their cars were safe. Orange Grandma
The Family Auto Repair Shop DOES still exist... – I have been going to Automotive Specialist in Round Rock for over 3 years now and never fully appreciated what a great place they were until I stopped at one of those quickly oil change places. I was told by the oil change place that I had several things wrong with my car that were going to cost well over $500. The things they said I needed done sounded kinda "fishy" to me, especially since they made it sound like if I didn't do it right then my car would for sure be a "goner". So I said "no thanks" and went back to Automotive Specialist where the guy at the front desk (Jonathan--I think??) said they would have one of the techs look at my car and see if it really needed anything. After they looked at it (it did NOT need anything done!!) he took the time to take me out to the car and showed me everything then even showed me on the computer a diagram of the area and explain to me (in a manner that I could understand) the workings of my car. I got a mini lesson on cars and actually understood finally some of the basic mechanics of a car!! The big plus was that they didn't even charge me for their time. In a world were it seems everyone is out to screw you I am very impressed with the attitude of Automotive Specialist. They truly are a Family Mechanic--the owner of the shop is a local Round Rock resident--not some big corporation and he even has some of his family members working there. A++++++ THANKS!!
Do it Right the Second time – I was fooled by the high ratings but little did i know that the owners "encourage" the staff keep track to make sure they write their own reviews to sucker people in.
The front office staff was very crude and not at all helpful. I had some minor engine work done and was right back in the shop the following week to get the problem corrected.
I would NOT recommend this shop at all.
"little did i know that the owners "encourage" the staff keep track to make sure they write their own reviews to sucker people in."
um. what?
I love these guys! – These guys care about you, your car, and your wallet. They are very honest about what they find or don't find, and recommend the cheapest options first.
Money in the Bank – I took my car in to the Local Honda Dealer for a Safety Recall on my airbags. I did not ask them to check anything else on the car. When I went to pick it up, they handed me an estimate for a $1000 worth of work that my car needs. I then took it to John and Corky's for a second opinion after reading about them online. They did the work for a much lower price and told me that it would be way too soon to do some of the other recommended work. My brakes still had about 30-40% life left in them, and the "oil leak" was hardly more than a trickle on my high mileage Civic. Thank you for being straight with me, you can be sure you will see me again!
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Great Automotive Shop – My 2002 Silverado would not pass inspection because of the engine knock sensor (questionable design by GM). After doing my home work on prices to fix this, I came to find the service writer Jonathan & the service technician at Automotive Specialists knew what was going on with my truck. Futhermore, they were very knowledgeable on how to prevent this from happening again. This may not impress many, but the two dealerships I called did not have a clue as to what I was talking about.
I'm happy that JC Automotive Specialist is in my neighborhood.
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Are your website error messages entertaining enough?
Occasionally I run across a really amusing 404 page. Often, it's a cute mascot who's sad because he or she can't find the page. Occasionally it's a real gem that'll tell me I got eaten by a grue instead of finding the page. But there was one on WordPress I stumbled onto recently via the most unlikely of routes. Let me paint you a picture.
I'm working on a post, and once I'm done, I let my editor go fiddle about with it till it looks the way it should. However, I forget to close my own version of the page, and when I save (thinking I'm on the CMS for another site entirely, namely this one) it saves over his edits. All of them. A brief moment of guilt ensues, so we attempt to compare versions to find his edits. Out of sheer curiosity (I've loved errors ever since zooming in too far in Paint Shop Pro caused an illegal-operation shutdown in Windows), I compared version X to version X.
The screen goes to white, and a small message types itself out on my screen:
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Followed by a short message telling me not to let this happen again, and a link taking me back to the CMS.
What can you say to an error message like that? Personally, I called my entire team over and we watched it several times. There's never any indication that WordPress admits doing this publicly, and if you already know what you're looking for it's only really possible to learn about it via Google. But it made my day, work-wise, and it's something that other sites (the ed. notably lists Wikipedia as one that should really have a few Easter eggs by now) have yet to fully exploit.
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(Poets&Quants) -- When Soumitra Dutta was initially contacted by a search firm about becoming a business school dean, he was instantly intrigued by the prospect. The India-born academic had been a professor of business and technology for some 22 years at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France, but he had never served as dean of a business school.
What particularly interested Dutta during that telephone call from a Spencer Stuart headhunter last August was the school in question: Cornell University's prestigious Johnson Graduate School of Management. "I was very intrigued because Cornell is a great brand," says Dutta.
Nearly five months later, after four rounds of interviews via video-conference and in person, Dutta was today named the new dean at Cornell, effective July 1. The university said that Dutta's appointment makes Johnson the first major business school in the U.S. to hire a dean from another B-school outside the country. The school boasts a faculty of 49 full-time, tenure-track faculty along with 40 adjunct and visiting members, 73 corporate partners, an alumni network of more than 13,000, an annual operating budget of almost $70 million, and an endowment in excess of $160 million.
Though this is his first job as dean, Dutta has served in various administrative roles at INSEAD, as head of external relations, executive education, and technology and e-learning. But it is as an expert in innovation in the global economy that Dutta has made his mark. One of his public speaking agencies, the Leigh Bureau, describes him as "a dynamic, charming and confident speaker," who is the author of several books and Harvard Business Review articles.
Dutta, who once did a stint as an engineer at General Electric (GE) in Schenectady, N.Y., is yet another example of an Indian academic named to a top business school post, following in the footsteps of the current deans at Harvard Business School, the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, and INSEAD.
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LINCOLN — Through two games, the Nebraska men's basketball team hasn't missed its top returning scorer or a potential impact newcomer.
Senior guard Ray Gallegos, who averaged 12.5 points last season, and junior guard Deverell Biggs were suspended for those contests — Gallegos for a violation of team rules and Biggs for a DWI last December while sitting out.
Both will return for NU (2-0) in a Sunday home game against South Carolina State (1-2).
"I think they can help us a lot," sophomore co-captain Shavon Shields said Friday. "They bring different things to the table. Ray brings extra defense and shooting, of course. Deverell brings playmaking on both sides of the floor."
Husker coach Tim Miles didn't commit Friday to whether the 6-foot-2 Gallegos would immediately regain his starting spot or how much 6-foot former Omaha Central standout Biggs would play.
"I kind of like playing 'big,' " Miles said, citing his lineup of 6-4 Tai Webster, 6-6 Terran Petteway, 6-7 Shields, 6-8 Leslee Smith and 6-10 Walter Pitchford. "It gives us a lot of defensive length."
Miles said his sympathy level is low for players who miss games for "self-inflicted" reasons. But he complimented Gallegos and Biggs for staying engaged in practice.
"They did a great job on the scout team," the coach said. "There were a couple of days they beat us up and made us look silly."
During one workout, the scout team ran Western Illinois' offense against the starters in a game of make-it, take-it. Gallegos hit six straight shots.
"It was 18-0 before we got a stop," Miles said. "I was like, 'Holy cow, we've got to run that stuff for Ray.' He was feeling loose like he can do anything he wants. We'll see when the lights come on and he's got to make the adjustment."
Biggs hasn't played in a game since March 2012 at Seward County (Kan.) Community College. The former two-time All-Nebraska pick redshirted last season.
"He's been waiting a long time to play games," Miles said. "It's going to take some time for an adjustment."
Biggs can be a handful in practice, teammates say.
"He's got a really good pull-up game, real shifty, creates for people and himself," Shields said. "He's a quick guy who can help us on both ends. It's hard to keep him in front of you using your hands, let alone without using any hands."
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I suggest you research the archives of this forum for comments and opinions about tankless water heaters.
As mentioned in a previous post, we've been having these black specks that are hard to clean. The plumber just called back and advised that it's actually manganese. A temporary fix is to have the anode rod replaced and the tank cleaned (with bleach) But he said that since it's a mineral in the water that reacts with the heating process it will come back.
He recommended a tankless water heater (or electronic heater) as a premanent fix to the removal of the black specks. These are very expensive, of course. Before we engage in considering this, I thought I'd ask for feedback from others as to whether or not this is a suitable recommendation and if it would in fact eliminate our problem.
Also, does anyone know how long these anode rods last before we might see these black specks again? Want to determine if it's worth putting the money towards replacing for a tankless heater NOW vs. dealing with the temporary fix until we can truely budget for it.
Lastly - any alternative options you would recommend?
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I suggest you research the archives of this forum for comments and opinions about tankless water heaters.
Would swapping the existing anode with a different type resolve the problem? If heat preciptiates the mineral, you'll get the same thing in a tankless as you would in a tank. If it is a reaction with the anode in the tank, there are several other types available that may resolve that. Also, softening the water has other advantages and would be less expensive and provide other benefits at a lower cost than a tankless system.
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The plumber suggested replacing with an aluminum rod, but said that b/c this mineral exists in our water it would return.
I have done a search and none of the posts talk to the tankless system eliminating the issue (black specks).
I called the plumber back to ask about a filtration system and it's an option, but it's just as expensive.
The manganese will plug the tankless us pretty fast.
The aluminum anode eliminates the problem I believe.


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While hiding in the shadows may be a good tactic if you want to perform a stealth kill, it turns out that it's not the ideal way to get people's attention. Despite being published by Microsoft, Mark of the Ninja has slipped by completely unnoticed. With its smooth gameplay, gorgeous artwork and deceptively twisted storyline, there's a lot to love about Klei's newest stealth/action game. Mark of the Ninjas is not only a strong contender for game of the year, but a new high water mark for all ninja games.
You play the ninja in question, a super-powered fighting machine that has been marked with a large tattoo. The tattoo gives our hero all kinds of special powers, but will eventually drive the ninja insane. From here you (and a computer-controlled female ninja) set out on an adventure to get revenge. The target is a bearded gentleman with a striking resemblance to The Most Interesting Man in the World from the Dos Equis advertisements.
For much of the game, the actual story isn't the main draw. The real star here is the gameplay, which seems to be channeling both Castlevania and Arkham City. This is a stealth game through and through, but like Rocksteady's recent Batman titles, this is more about toying with your enemies. After you've mastered the controls and built up your arsenal of attacks, you'll be an unstoppable force that bats his prey around like a cat before going in for the kill.
The game's thirteen stages are specifically designed with stealth in mind. Each map is gigantic, full of wide-open areas, multiple paths and secret passageways. Each and every scenario can be tackled in a number of disparate ways, from leaving everybody alive to killing every guard in sight. The levels are flush with obstacles to hide behind, places to stuff dead bodies and explosive traps to set off.
Our hero has a few ninja tricks that will make avoiding detection a lot easier. One hand holds distraction items, which include noise makers, smoke bombs, distraction flares and the trusty cardboard box. In the other hand you get attack items, such as the Hisomu terror dart and the trusty spike mine. Aside from these limited items, the ninja is also able to throw knives to break lights and get the attention of passing baddies.
The game mechanics have been honed to an inch of their life, creating an experience that is an absolute joy to play. Even though we've already seen ninjas tackled countless times on dozens of game systems, Klei manages to keep the formula fresh. Our tattooed hero is quick to respond and able to stick to walls without any fuss. The game's superior mechanics made sure I never felt out of control and allowed for a lot of experimentation.
There came a point mid-way through where it all clicked. I was one with the ninja; able to pull off every complex plan my mind was able to concoct. I would dangle from the lights high above the action and pick off guards, then jump down and sneak up behind the few that got away. I would use my terror darts to torment the weak, making them fire on their friends before eventually turning the gun on themselves. I was a ghost, unable to be killed and ready for any and all battles.
Thankfully, the game was ready for me. Each stage introduces a new wrinkle, forcing me to rethink how I tackle each situation. Suddenly I going head to head with snarling dogs, oversized brutes and laser rooms. Thankfully the level design also kept up, constantly giving me new ways to avoid detection and swoop in for the kill. Forget the countless Tenchu sequels; this is the first game to truly make me feel like a ninja.
Don't be scared off by the stealth mechanics, Mark of the Ninja does not turn into a frustrating exercise in trial and error. It also isn't one of those games where you spend two or three minutes hiding under a table. What we have here is pure action, even when you're trying your hardest not to get caught. Even if you accidentally alert the guards, there are plenty of ways to quickly escape that potentially deadly situation. Much like Arkham City, our hero has a grappling hook that will take him out of the action at a moment's notice. Or, if you're brave, you can stand your ground and fight. Our hero comes equipped with a sword, throwing knives and those trusty action items.
He also has his ninja senses to protect him, which is presented here as sound ripples. You can see every step the enemies make, which is invaluable when plotting stealth kills. There's no need for a Metal Gear Solid-style radar, every cue you need is presented on the screen. When a light gets turned off, you'll see who else noticed the darkness. When a dog barks, a giant blue ripple will let you know which guards were alerted. It's little touches like this that make Mark of the Ninja so easy to play.
Each stage comes with its own set of goals to complete. For example, one goal wants you to complete a level without breaking a single light bulb. In another stage, our hero needs to be sniffed by every attack dog. Sometimes the goals only apply to select parts of a stage, such as one that makes you ride a deadly elevator and another that wants you to find a generator in under a minute. Each stage also has hidden scrolls to locate and three score markers to beat. If you find everything, you'll earn nine points towards leveling-up items and techniques.
On top of the stage goals, you'll run into special challenge courses that take you out of the story for a few minutes. These sections are completely detached from the rest of the game, warping our hero into a puzzle room. There are no enemies in these challenge stages, just lasers and other obstacles to avoid. If you're able to figure out the solution, you'll snag a scroll and be warped back to the main story. These puzzles are a fun diversion from the stealth action, it's a shame there aren't more of them.
The thirteen stages take place in a diverse set of locations. We start out in our peaceful dojo before moving on to several large buildings in Oshi City. Before long we're castle crashing in what appears to be Eastern Europe, followed by the ruins of some Middle Eastern city. The backgrounds are gorgeous, perfectly setting the tone for each new area. While much of the world you explore is covered in darkness, you can still pick out small details that bring the stages to life.
It's the character graphics and animation that steal the show. The hand-drawn graphics shine in HD, allowing for the types of comical reactions you might see in Saturday morning cartoons. Sometimes it's the subtle features, like a guard shrugging when he loses your trail. Other times it's more obvious, like the over-the-top expressions of a shell shocked baddie firing on his friends. The wide variety of kills are also beautifully executed (no pun intended), complete with close-ups of body parts flying and swords going every direction.
The single-player campaign is generous for a $15 downloadable title. I found myself putting in close to 15 hours, though much of that time involved me replaying stages to complete goals. I can see you spending twice that time if you try to earn all the achievements, solve the challenges and take on the new game plus mode. Needless to say, players will get their money's worth with Mark of the Ninja.
Eventually the story picks up and the twists and turns start taking hold. By this time I had been completely won over by the super-responsive controls, stylish graphics and non-stop brutality. I wasn't ready for an emotion ending that let me make my own fate. I also wasn't prepared to fall in love with Mark of the Ninja like I have. Even with its endlessly generic name, Klei's newest action game should not be missed.
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Think there are already too many ninja games on the market? Think again, because Mark of the Ninja is one of this year's best games. With a lengthy campaign, stylish graphics, responsive gameplay and a surprise ending, Klei's newest action game is a must-own. Even if you're normally not into stealth games, Mark of the Ninja is well worth your time!
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The rain pounded the pavement, but that didn't stop a group of 30 or so Linfield baseball fans from standing out on SE Stadium Street at 1 a.m. Wednesday morning on Linfield College's campus to greet the Division III national champion Linfield Wildcats as they were escorted onto campus by the McMinnville Police Department.
As the charter bus rolled slowly to a stop in front of Roy Helser Field, Linfield students and a few older fans lined both sides of the street and waved, cheered and chanted. Then the doors opened, and the Wildcats wearily stepped onto the street, greeted by loud cheers and rain that came down in buckets. Each member of the team was wearing a white "Linfield national champion" hat, and fans high fived and hugged. Even the Linfield mascot got in on the action, a friend holding up an umbrella to keep the rain from soaking the costume.
The Wildcats defeated Southern Maine 4-1 Tuesday to win the 2013 Division III national championship. It is Linfield's first NCAA baseball championship and third overall counting two NAIA titles won in 1971 and 1966.
When Linfield coach Scott Brosius stepped off the bus, a loud cheer went up and a student hugged the Wildcats skipper. NCAA Division III Pitcher of the Year and College World Series Most Outstanding Pitcher Chris Haddeland was surrounded, fans and friends pounding him on the back.
Slowly, the team picked up its bags and dispersed into the crowd, heading home after a long week spent in Appleton, Wis. for the College World Series. Last to leave the area was Brosius, who waited until all of his team had left.
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- Several caucus states have yet to select a date for the first step of their delegate selection processes in 2016. Until a decision is made by state parties in those states, they will appear in gray on the map.
- The states where legislation to move the presidential primary is active are two-toned with wide, diagonal stripes. One color indicates the timing of the primary according to the current law whereas the second color is meant to highlight the month to which the primary could be moved. For example, a bill currently being considered in Massachusetts would move the presidential primary from its current position in March to a new spot on the calendar in June.
- Other states -- the carve-out states and states with state laws providing guidance for setting a primary or caucuses date but no specific date or multiple specified dates -- are also two-toned with narrow, horizontal stripes. In this case, one color (gray) represents the uncertainty of the primary or caucuses date now while the other color (or colors) highlight the options available to states or the most likely date for a contest in that state given the information we currently have. So, in Iowa, for instance, we know that the state parties in the Hawkeye state will want to protect the first in the nation status they have enjoyed in the past. To maintain that position alone, Iowa could now conduct its precinct caucuses as late as January 18, 2016. In a state like Utah, the primary itself is dependent on the state legislature allocating funds for that purpose. Should legislators in the Beehive state follow through on that action for 2016, the primary would be in early February. That explains the color in both instances.
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7 Kansas has not held a presidential primary since 1992. Funds have not been appropriated by the legislature for the primary since that time. That said, there are laws in place providing for a presidential preference primary. Assuming funding, the Kansas secretary of state has the option of choosing a date -- on or before November 1 in the year preceding the presidential election -- that either coincides with at least 5 other states' delegate selection events or is on the first Tuesday in April or before.
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9 The North Carolina primary is now scheduled for the Tuesday following the South Carolina primary if the South Carolina contest is prior to March 15. Given the protected status South Carolina enjoys with the national parties, a primary prior to March 15 is a certainty for both parties in the Palmetto state. The link to the North Carolina statute does not yet reflect the change made to the presidential primary law. Language laying out the parameters for the primary can be found in the bill (HB 589) recently signed into law.


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Investigators returned Tuesday to a wooded area along Gap Creek Road in hopes of collecting additional evidence that could help them positively identify skeletal remains found by a Tennessee Department of Transportation survey crew last week.
Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes said CCSD and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation officers returned to the scene with a team of University of Tennessee forensic anthropologists after a comparison of dental records proved inconclusive.
Earlier this week, Mathes confirmed that the driver's license of Zane Baxter Gervin II was found in a wallet with the body, but he said a positive identification of the body would have to wait until after an autopsy could be performed.
The sheriff said the 44-year-old Gervin is a "subject of interest" in the case and was reported missing, last seen in May.
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