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American Dream Hostel
Real Reviews
Real reviews from fellow travellers
These are trusted reviews from guests who have actually stayed here. We hope you find them helpful.
Note: we only give a property a rating once it has received a minimum of 3 reviews.
- " I brought my family to NYC over February school break, this hostel is secure and clean, close to 2 different subway lines. There is plenty of linen, blankets and towels; soaps and shampoos left behind by the other guests. The rooms are small but clean and warm with an extra heater in the room. There is only one shower per floor, and 2 toilets per floor that are both shared. Great breakfast. "
- 14 Feb 2015 Mary USA
- " Thoroughly enjoyed my stay at American Dream Hostel. Location was great being close to subway stations for the main lines. Made getting anywhere very easy. The facilities were great and breakfast is a bonus. Highly recommended!! "
- 04 Jan 2015 James New Zealand
- " Everything is fine! however, care for using shower, because it is really hard fot making proper temperture for shower XD "
- 21 Dec 2014 Anonymous South Korea
- " I spent 5 nights at American Dream Hostel and I enjoyed. The rooms are very good and all other facilities are clean. The breakfast is fantastic with lots of pastries and fresh fruit! Locoation is good too with plenty of restaurants and shops around and there is not too much street noise. The only remark I have is for some of the staff: although helpful when asked for, they could be a little bit more enthusiastic or welcoming at times, a simple 'hello' when you walk in would be enough. "
- 09 Dec 2014 Sven Belgium
- " We had a really good stay at American Dream. Everything was really clean and breakfast was great! "
- 20 Nov 2014 Kim Sweden
- " The staff in the hostel are very friendly. "
- 02 Nov 2014 Yongjun Singapore
- " My first time ever in a Hostel and I loved it! The location is excellent, East 24th Street is less than 10 blocks away from Grand Central and Times Square. Perfect location for getting to all the main attractions. Overall the atmosphere in the Hostel is great, rooms are clean although you do get quite a bit of noise from the outside and as NY is a 24/7 city, I would recommend ear plugs if you're not used to this. Breakfast at the Hostel is excellent, the American Dream! "
- 08 Oct 2014 Anonymous Portugal
- " About the hostel, it may be important to know that there are only one shower and one toilet per floor (comprising 10-15 rooms), and this is pretty much the worst cons for staying there (not the stairs, frankly). On the other hand, one should recognize that bathrooms were as clean as they could reasonably be in such a situation. For the pros, location is good, staff is always friendly, breakfast is magnificent (made me very pleased, indeed), and American Dream is a perfect name! "
- 05 Oct 2014 Anonymous Brazil
- " GREAT LOCATION. you could see the empire state building just by walking like 3 minutes. Rooms are really clean and the breakfast its great. the best thing is that they dont close the kitchen so all the extra fruits and stuff from morning you can eat whenever you come hungry in the night back home :) "
- 25 Sep 2014 Anonymous Romania
- " I had really bad experience there Everything in the hostel were nice but when i got home started the terrible inconvenient. The hostel charged on my credit card all payment when i had paid by cash directly at the hostel when i arrived. Other bad thing is that they have not had answer to the problem and they have not given me the money back, even i sent the receipt payment to clarify. I recommend to all people to be careful when you pay in the hostel & check the receipt to dont have my same probl "
- 09 Sep 2014 Anonymous Colombia


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March 20, 95
Vol. 10 , No. 07
Japan and America: Thinking About the Bomb
Fifty years after World War II, John Dower is making history of his own with his accounts of modern Japanese history and U.S.-Japan relations. His book, War Without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War (1987), was a trailblazing comparative study of the racial and psychological aspects of World War II from both American and Japanese perspectives. For his work Dower was awarded the National Book Critics Circle Award for non-fiction. In addition, he was honored in Japan with the Masayoshi Ohira Memorial Prize for distinguished scholarship on Asia and the Pacific.
John Dower is currently the Henry R. Luce Professor of International Cooperation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He received his B.A. in American studies from Amherst College and his Ph.D. in history and far eastern languages from Harvard University. Politics, history, and art are among the inspirations for his books and documentary films, which include Empire and Aftermath: Yoshida Shigeru and the Japanese Experience (1989), Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima (1986), and Japan in War and Peace (1995).
John Dower's presentation is an installment of the Athenaeum series "Reflections on World War II." This opportunity to discuss international relations, history, politics, and society with one of America's most celebrated historians should not be missed.
Peter Hemmings, General Director of the Los Angeles Music Center Opera, will be speaking in the Security Pacific Room on Tuesday, February 21, at 11:15 a.m. This lecture is open to all.
The Use of Atmospheric Tracers to Study the Transport and Dispersion of Pollutants
How do emissions from volcanoes disperse around the world? To what extent do airborne emissions from the coastal region of southern California influence the air quality inland? How are satellites being used to augment our understanding of atmospheric transport and dispersion? We can gain much insight into micro-scale, macro-scale, and global-scale atmospheric pollution by using nontoxic atmospheric tracer techniques to "see" quantitatively.
Sigma Xi, the scientific research society, invites you to learn more about these issues from Dr. Fredrick H. Shair, manager of educational affairs at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a Sigma Xi national lecturer. Dr. Shair received his B.S. from the University of Illinois and his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley.
Dr. Shair is an expert on all aspects of pollution; his presentation will not only incorporate scientific observations but will also discuss the reality of pollution and politics. This event touches on issues that are of interest to all, and will be directed to an audience comprised of scientists and nonscientists alike.
Musical Tea
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1995 3:00 p.m.
Justin Biggs, a senior from Redlands majoring in European Civilization, has played and studied classical guitar for nearly two years. His interest in the Flamenco style has been a major influence in developing his repertoire. For the Ath Tea Biggs will perform several Flamenco pieces as well as selections by Bach and Scarlatti.
Anand Subramanian, a sophomore PPE/Religious Studies major who came to CMC from Chicago, has been composing music, and singing for almost three years. He will perform several of his favorite original songs.
Come to the Ath for tea and linger awhile to enjoy this artistic treat by two talented CMC musicians.
Genetic Screening and Gene Therapy: A Technological or Ethical Revolution?
EDWARD McCABE
At least one child in ten is born with some type of inherited abnormality. Modern medicine has developed methods to detect abnormal genes in these children and even in normal people who are carriers. Clinical experiments are underway to try to change the abnormal genes back to normal ones. These fascinating technical accomplishments are already having an impact on human health. At the same time, they raise some troubling ethical issues. Parents and doctors must ask themselves to what extent should they make use of current technologies to determine the characteristics of a newborn child. Society and government must also decide whether limitations should be put on new technologies.
As a pediatrician, scientist, and medical administrator, Dr. Edward McCabe is uniquely qualified to address this topic. With both M.D. and Ph.D. degrees, he is president of the American Board of Medical Genetics, an expert on newborn genetic screening, a leading researcher on human inherited diseases, and is chair of the Department of Pediatrics at the UCLA School of Medicine. McCabe has testified at many governmental agency hearings and is called on frequently to speak to audiences with both medical and nonmedical backgrounds.
Sex, Alcohol, and Self-Esteem: Health on Campus in the 1990s
Richard Keeling insists that "problems like HIV or unwanted pregnancy are not just medical or public-health issues but problems of a troubled culture." Dr. Keeling has made it his professional mission to cure the culture which causes the most crucial American health issues, especially on college campuses.
Keeling is a professor of medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He directs the university health services, which provides traditional medical services along with counseling and preventative programs.
He is also senior consultant with Health Advocates, an organization that assists governmental organizations, corporations, and institutes of higher education on important issues of health and community.
Keeling received his B.A. in English from the University of Virginia, where he was elected Phi Beta Kappa. His medical degree is from Tufts University School of Medicine, and he holds an honorary doctorate in science from Wilkes University.
This event, cosponsored by Claremont Health Education Outreach, promises to provide a different perspective on American health and a different approach to health education.
Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience
Flow is the heightened sense of concentration, efficiency, and confidence produced by a good match between individuals' abilities and their surroundings. Psychologists believe that flow leads to enhanced success in sports, interpersonal relationships, and job performance.
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's research into the phenomenon of flow is so important that his book, Flow: The Psycholoqy of Optimal Experience (1990), has been translated into seven languages and was a bestseller in America. Csikszentmihalyi holds a B.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, where he is now professor of human development and education.
Csikszentmihalyi has written over 150 scholarly articles in major psychological journals and ten books, which include Flow and Beyond Boredom and Anxiety (1975). He has also seen success as an essayist, short story author, and fiction and poetry translator. Numerous appearances on television and in print have distinguished Csikszentmihalyi as one of the international pioneers of performance psychology.
This program is made possible through the cooperation of the CMC psychology department and the Kravis Leadership Institute.
So It Goes: The Bosnian Tragedy
Daily articles in national and international newspapers and constant coverage from foreign television and broadcast correspondents demonstrate that Bosnia is not far away from home. Award-winning author, correspondent, and professor Anthony Lewis joins the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum to explore the crisis in Bosnia.
Lewis, twice winner of the Pulitzer Prize, is a columnist for The New York Times who travels extensively in this country and abroad. His experience extends to his coverage of the Supreme Court and to his position as chief of the London bureau of The New York Times. Following graduation from Harvard College in 1948, Lewis worked for the Sunday department of The New York Times. Later on, he would return to Harvard Law School as a lecturer on law for fifteen years, teaching a course on the Constitution and the press. In 1952 he became a general assignment reporter for the Washington Daily News. Just seven years out of college, Lewis won his first Pulitzer Prize for national reporting. The award recognized a series of articles in the Washington Daily News on the dismissal of a Navy employee who was said to pose a security risk. Lewis's articles led to the employee's reinstatement.
To cover the Supreme Court, the Justice Department, and other legal subjects, Lewis was transferred to the Washington Bureau in 1955. After studying law as a Nieman Fellow at Harvard, Lewis returned to reporting and won his second Pulitzer Prize in 1963 for his coverage of the Supreme Court. His experience with the Supreme Court led him to write Gideon's Trumpet (1964), followed by Portrait of a Decade: The Second American Revolution (1964). Make No Law: The Sullivan Case and the First Amendment (1991) is another of Lewis' publications.
An Evening with Langston and Paul
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1995 McKenna Auditorium
My People
The night is beautiful,
So the faces of my people.
The stars are beautiful,
So the eyes of my people.
Beautiful, also, is the sun.
Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people.
from Selected Poems of Langston Hughes
In recognition of Black History Month, the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum and the Office of Black Student Affairs welcome Daniel Glover and Bennet Guillory to celebrate the works of Langston Hughes and recapture the experiences of Paul Robeson.
One of Hollywood's most versatile and respected actors, Danny Glover has gained international star status for his portrayal of police detective Roger Murtagh opposite Mel Gibson in the megahit Lethal Weapon (1987) cinematic series. He also has appeared in The Color Purple (1985), Grand Canyon (1991), and Places in the Heart (1984). Glover won an Academy Award for his portrayal of Moze in Places in the Heart, as well as an Emmy nomination for his role in one of television's highest rated miniseries, Lonesome Dove. In addition to his pursuits as an actor, Glover is active within the community. He spends one month a year on a corporate-sponsored tour speaking to children and adults across the country about the importance of education, abstinence from drugs, and other teenage-related issues. His energy and enthusiasm is also demonstrated in his work as a spokesman for the National Association for Sickle Cell Disease and in his work to help others overcome the obstacles of dyslexia. On Wednesday, Glover will read excerpts from a master of American verse: poet Langston Hughes.
Ben Guillory has worked extensively in theater, film, and television. While studying and working five seasons at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, Guillory appeared in numerous classic contemporary plays, including Julius Caesar, The Taming of the Shrew, Peer Gynt, The Misanthrope, The Cherry Orchard, and Othello to name a few. Guillory will share with us highlights from his award-winning portrayals of Paul Robeson. Not only did Guillory win San Francisco's Critic Circle Award for his portrayal of Robeson in the Illustrated Stages' production of Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been, Guillory was also recognized for his one-man performance in Philip Haye Dean's Paul Robeson with the Drama-Logue Award and a Special NAACP Image Award. Guillory's talent as an actor well represents the poised and powerful Robeson, a legendary Renaissance man. By the time Robeson had graduated from Rutger's University in 1919, he was the first and only person to be named All-American four times for his participation in football, basketball, and baseball. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa and as class valedictorian, Robeson went on to Columbia University Law School. He changed career paths and turned to dramatic roles on the stage after a New York law firm refused to let him handle any cases of consequence. His resonant bass voice also established him as a major concert singer. Despite his talents, Robeson faced persecution for his race and political beliefs, meeting adversity with the courage of his convictions. Complimented by critics for his "poet's sense of theater" and "warmth," Ben Guillory will share excerpts from his performances based on Paul Robeson's life in "An Evening with Langston and Paul."
This evening's performance begins at 7:00 p.m. in McKenna Auditorium.
Logics of Self-Love
Focusing on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1831), Patricia Meyer Spacks ponders to what ends and with what effect the novel includes a sympathetic first-person account of the monster's experience. On the one hand, the reader is invited to react with horror to the physical monstrosity and the destructive behavior of the nameless creature that Frankenstein manufactures. On the other hand, the creature himself reports that he is murderous only because he has faced rejection and no one will respond to his need for sympathy. Spacks asks: "How are we to feel about this horrifying monster and the characters that surround him?" To arrive at some answers Spacks will place Frankenstein in its historical setting, considering the 18th-century debate about self-love versus sympathy.
Educated at Rollins College, Yale University, and the University of California at Berkeley, Spacks has taught at Wellesley College, Yale University, and the University of Virginia. Currently an Edgar F. Shannon Professor of English and chair of the English department at Virginia, Spacks is the author of a number of important critical works, including The Female Imagination (1975), The Adolescent Idea: Myths of Youth and Adult Imagination (1981), A Distant Prospect: Eighteenth-Century Views of Childhood (1982), Gossip (1986), and Desire and Truth: Functions of Plot in Eighteenth-Century Novels (1990). Her most recent book, Boredom: The Literary History of a State of Mind (1994), was released last December. Spacks is known for her wonderful talent in writing about complex and fascinating ideas in an accessible and clear fashion. Please join us for what will be a lively and engaging discussion.
Application forms for the position of Athenaeum Fellow for the 1995-96 academic year will be available in the Athenaeum office Monday, February 27. Completed applications must be returned by Friday, March 24, at 5:00 p.m.
Students desiring to be considered for the following year (1996-97) but who will be away from campus during the next year's selection process, may submit their application now in order to be considered for the future position.
Everyone involved with planning and scheduling programs at the Athenaeum has been extremely gratified by the enthusiastic response from students and faculty this year. Also, thanks to the efforts of chefs David and Sid, and CMC's generous underwriting of food costs, meals at the Athenaeum have earned a reputation for superb cuisine.
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SoundLink® Mini Bluetooth® speaker
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Charging cradle
- Height: .5 in (1.27 cm)
- Width: 6.0 in (15.24 cm)
- Depth: 2.0 in (5.1 cm)
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- Depth: .5 in (1.3 cm)
Cord: 54 in (1.37m)
- 3.5 mm auxiliary input
- Micro-USB port
Speaker details
- Wireless range up to 30 ft
- Battery life up to 7 hrs
- Power rating: 100 - 240V
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Included items
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SoundLink® Mini Bluetooth® speaker soft cover
Additional cover allows you to customize the appearance of your SoundLink® Mini speaker while providing added protection for the aluminum body from scratches or abrasions.
Compatible with:
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Travel bags
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Getting started with gprocedure
This is the getting started guide for the Generic Procedure (gprocedure) component of the grepo framework. It's not supposed to be a complete reference manual - the goal is to show a basic usage and configuration scenario of grepo's gprocedure component. If you have problems understanding parts of this guide or the framework in general or if you have any suggestions, good ideas or if you have found potential bugs please let us know. So let's get started!
- Download the demo project
- Demo application
- Using the grepo framework
- Creating the first procedure repository
- Defining procedures and functions
- Additional functionality
- Transaction Handling
Download the demo project
The demo project for this guide can be checked out from our SVN repository as follows:
$ svn checkout http://svn.codehaus.org/grepo/tags/demo-grepo-procedure-1.5.0 demo-grepo-procedure
The demo project is a maven project and we highly recommend that you use maven to set up the project. If you don't want to use maven you can also set up the project manually. If you use maven and eclipse you can easily make an eclipse project using the following command in the demo project's root directory:
$ mvn eclipse:eclipse
Note: The demo application uses an Oracle database, so you need an Oracle instance running. Furthermore you need the appropriate jdbc driver in your classpath and you also will have to modify src/main/resources/META-INF/spring/db-environment.xml to configure the appropriate database connection settings. Additionally you need to setup the package used by the demo project by executing the sql scripts found in src/main/resources/META-INF/oracle. If you do not want to use Oracle, the demo project can easily be adapted to use different databases like Postgres etc...
You can now import the project in your eclipse workspace.
After you have imported the project you should now be able to run the DemoProcedureTest JUnit test. You can also run the test using maven from command line:
$ mvn test
Let grepo tell you what's going on
Grepo uses the slf4j logging api. If you set the logger level for the package org.codehaus.grepo to DEBUG in (src/test/resources/log4j.xml) like this:
Grepo should print out information similar to this:
21:59:32,208 DEBUG [GenericProcedureMethodInterceptor:51] - Invoking method 'executeDemoProcedure' 21:59:32,219 DEBUG [GenericProcedureRepositorySupport:94] - Executing procedure without using transaction template 21:59:32,225 DEBUG [ProcedureCachingStrategyImpl:70] - Got procedure from cache key=executeDemoProcedure/grepo_demo.demo_procedure, value=null 21:59:32,281 DEBUG [ProcedureCompilationStrategyImpl:170] - Declared procedure param name=p_string, type=org.springframework.jdbc.core.SqlParameter@6a510e39 21:59:32,281 DEBUG [ProcedureCompilationStrategyImpl:170] - Declared procedure param name=p_integer, type=org.springframework.jdbc.core.SqlParameter@6f7cf6b6 21:59:32,282 DEBUG [ProcedureCompilationStrategyImpl:170] - Declared procedure param name=p_result, type=org.springframework.jdbc.core.SqlOutParameter@6f57b46f 21:59:32,283 DEBUG [StoredProcedureImpl:154] - Compiled stored procedure. Call string is [{call grepo_demo.demo_procedure(?, ?, ?)}] 21:59:32,284 DEBUG [StoredProcedureImpl:343] - RdbmsOperation with SQL [grepo_demo.demo_procedure] compiled 21:59:32,302 DEBUG [ProcedureCompilationStrategyImpl:64] - Compiled stored procedure: org.codehaus.grepo.procedure.executor.StoredProcedureImpl@1a7244ca [sql=grepo_demo.demo_procedure] 21:59:32,305 DEBUG [ProcedureInputGenerationStrategyImpl:51] - Generated input-map: {p_string=test, p_integer=1} 21:59:32,328 DEBUG [GenericProcedureRepositoryImpl:76] - About to execute procedure: grepo_demo.demo_procedure 21:59:32,329 DEBUG [GenericProcedureRepositoryImpl:77] - Using input map: {p_string=test, p_integer=1} 21:59:32,588 DEBUG [GenericProcedureRepositoryImpl:81] - Procedure result is '{p_result=p1:test p2:1}' 21:59:32,589 DEBUG [GenericProcedureRepositoryImpl:102] - GenericProcedure has returnParamName 'p_result' specified 21:59:32,593 DEBUG [GenericProcedureMethodInterceptor:68] - Invocation of method 'executeDemoProcedure' took '0:00:00.383'
Demo application
The teeny-weeny demo application consists of one database package (GREPO_DEMO) which contains one procedure and one function. The spec and body for the package can be found in src/main/resources/META-INF/oracle. The package spec looks like:
Using the grepo framework
In order to use the gprocedure component you need the following grepo artifacts (jars) in your project's classpath:
- grepo-core-<VERSION>.jar
- grepo-procedure-<VERSION>.jar
Somewhere in your Spring application context (xml) you have to import the default configuration of the grepo procedure component.
In the demo project this is done in src/main/resources/META-INF/spring/application-context.xml. Note that you may not need to import that file if you decide to setup grepo with special/custom configuration - you could for instance configure the required "grepo" beans directly in your application context.
Furthermore you need to define a datasource. This configuration is "standard" Spring and is not grepo specific. In the demo project the oracle datasource is configured in src/main/resources/META-INF/spring/db-environment.xml.
The next step is to define a basic configuration for the data access layer. This configuration may look like this:
Using the grepo namespace the configuration above looks like:
Here we define an abstract factory bean which will be used to create all instances of our concrete repositories (DAOs). Its a good idea (although not required) to use an abstract factory bean because this makes configuration of concrete repository beans simpler and furthermore you just have to modify the abstract factory bean if you need to change the basic configuration for your data access layer in the future. Note that the abstract factory bean above uses a really simple configuration approach (the rest of the configuration will be done by the framework behind the scenes). For custom/special needs the abstract factory bean definition (properties) may be more comprehensive. The following is a simple example of an abstract factory bean which sets the dataSource property accordingly:
Using the grepo namespace the configuration above looks like:
That's it, you are now ready to build your data access layer using the grepo framework!
Creating the first procedure repository
Now its time to create the generic procedure repository for the GREPO_DEMO procedure. For this we just have to define an interface (demo.repository.DemoProcedure), which looks like:
Note that we define two method - one for the procedure demo_procedure and one for the function demo_function.
The next step is to configure a repository bean in our Spring application context:
Using the grepo namespace the configuration above looks like:
The demoProcedure bean uses the repositoryFactory bean as parent and thus inherits the basic configuration from the parent. We have to set (at least) one property:
- proxyClass: This property must be set to the interface which should be "proxied". In our case we provide the fully qualified name of the demo.repository.DemoProcedure interfaces which we have created previously.
Using repository scanning
You can also use grepo's repositiory-scan feature (instead of configuring your repository beans manually) in order to automatically detect concrete repository beans. This functionality is similar (based on) Spring's component-scan feature.
Using the grepo namespace the configuration looks like:
Note: That the repository interfaces (by default) have to be annotated with Spring's Repository annotation in order to be detected by the repository-scanner.
Finished! We can now inject our demoProcedure bean wherever we need to execute the procedure or function provided by the GREPO_DEMO package.
Defining procedures and functions
As you can see above we have defined a Map as the return type for both interface methods. This is the default return type of a procedure/function invocation. If you don't need to know the result of the procedure/function invocation just use void for the method's return type. Using Map as the return type is not always a decend choice because the calling code must be aware (hardcode) of the names (=keys in the Map) in order to retrieve the appropriate return values. In our examples we have (in fact) just one return parameter (that is _p_result_) and can return the value directly like this:
Note that we use the returnParamName property of the GenericProcedure annotation to tell grepo which parameter (of the Map) has to be returned. Also note that the method's return types have therefore changed from Map to String.
Depending on your needs there are several ways to define the procedure/function (IN, INOUT, OUT) parameters. Above we have used the most simple/intuitive way. You could also for instance define the parameters as follows:
Note that we define all (IN, OUT) parameters at the method level and use grepo's Param annotation to map method parameters to procedure IN (or INOUT) parameters.
How it works
You have to be aware that it is required to define all procedure/function parameters for a Spring StoredProcedure in the correct order. For our demo_procedure this means (due to the spec) that we have to define the parameters in the following order:
- IN p_string
- IN p_integer
- OUT p_result
You may wonder how grepo can know in which order the parameters have to be defined as we didn't tell the framework the appropriate order explicitly. The answer is conventions. For a procedure grepo assumes that parameters have to be defined in the order: IN, INOUT, OUT. For a function grepo assumes that parameters have to be defined in the order: OUT, INOUT, IN. If your package/function or repository method does not meet those conventions you may either consider writing a custom implementation of grepo's org.codehaus.grepo.procedure.compile.ProcedureCompilationStrategy interface or just use the index property of the grepo's In, InOut, Out annotations. The following example would not work (based on the procedure spec above):
Note that we have switched the order of param2 and param1 in the method. So grepo would define the parameters in the following order:
- IN p_intger
- IN p_string
- OUT p_result
As stated above it is required to define procedure/function parameters in correct order. A solution might be use the index property of grepo's In annotation as follows:
Additional functionality
Result conversion
The framework supports result conversion functionality. For this grepo uses implementations of the org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultConverter interface. ResultConverters can be used to convert the result of a query invocation and may be configured for methods using grepo's GenericProcedure annotation, like this:
Note that in this case the MyResultConverter class would be responsible to convert the result (Map) of the procedure invocation to an instance of SomeObject.
Implicit result conversion
Furthermore grepo supports so called implicit result conversion, which means that in some cases (if necessary) the result will be converted automatically (without configuration). The framework uses a org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultConverterFindingService. Grepo's default implementation org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultConverterFindingServiceImpl uses a registry (basically a Map) to map (return) types to ResultConverter classes. The ResultConverterFindingService checks if conversion is required (for instance if procedure/function result is not compatible with method return type) and uses the registry in order to retrieve the appropriate converter to use. In its default configuration grepo knows the following ResultConverters:
- org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultToBooleanConverter: This implementation is used to convert objects to instances of java.lang.Boolean.
- org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultToLongConverter: This implementation is used to convert objects to instances of java.lang.Long.
- org.codehaus.grepo.core.converter.ResultToIntegerConverter: This implementation is used to convert objects to instances of java.lang.Integer.
Result validation
The framework supports result validation functionality. For this grepo uses implementations of the org.codehaus.grepo.core.validator.ResultValidator interface. ResultValidators can be used to validate the result of a method invocation. Note that result validation is performed after result conversion. ResultValidators can be configured for methods using grepo's GenericProcedure annotation like this:
Transaction Handling
By default grepo does not handle transactions at all (this should be done by your service layer really) - you configure transaction handling for your repository objects (DAOs) as you would do normally with plain Spring/Hibernate. However grepo also optionally supports transaction handling using spring's transaction template. If you want grepo to handle transactions, you just configure the transactionTemplate property:
Additionally you can configure the readOnlyTransactionTemplate property. Doing so grepo will use the read-only template for executing read-only operations. If no read-only template is defined, then grepo will use the transactionTemplate (if configured) for both read- and write-operations. Here is an example of the repositoryFactory bean with both templates defined:
Note that you have to set the isReadOnly property of the GenericProcedure annotation to true in order to mark a procedure/function as read-only operation.


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Are those the real names of the two "men" that are responsible for the horrible crime? ASPCA post their real names. And let the folks that want to handle this in an "eye for an eye" fashion do it.
Let the punishment fit the crime!!
...& 2 years in jail isn't it. Until the laws get tougher, there will be idiots like this father/son duo who think they can do as they please to defenseless animals, & get aways with it. Five minutes in a room with them, that's all I ask...justice WOULD be served.
Two years for deliberately taking a life. That is all they stand to get, which they probably won't. The cat has no life left and the painful way it was taken away is senseless. I hope these two have heard of Karma. It is coming for them!
What is really sad is that they will probably serve only a small part of the jail time if any at all. Hopefully their time in jail will be eventful.
Are you fricken serious, 2 fricken yrs. We need to all start a pention to change th laws for are animals that are helpless and can't fight for themselves. If it was a human they would get life.
here are some extremey evil people in this world. Two years is not enough. People who abuse, torture or kill a helpless animal would do the same thing to a person. Think about all the serial killers of the world. Where did they get their start...animals. it makes me absolutely sick!
Kudos to the law enforcement officers who took this type of cruelty seriously. The men are in jail where they belong, and if they haven't hit the radar before, they're on it now. Animal cruelty is a tiny step to violence against humans. This is sick and evil behaviour from sick and evil men.
I will never be able to comprehend how or why people can abuse and kill sweet, innocent animals. There needs to be stricter laws in our country against animal abuse.
If a human beats and kills another human they would looking at 25 years to life in prison. So why are these disgusting individuals only facing a maximum 2 years? They probably will get off easier than that.
I would kill them if I ever saw them with my bare hands. That right I said it!


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Mountlake Terrace High's Loren LaCasse and Jackson High's Jason Todd return to the court after a timeout against Clutch Players, a 17-and-under team from Oregon, during the Northwest Premier Summer Showcase at Bellevue Community College on July 13.
Sean Ryan / The Herald Dan Kingma, from Mill Creek, dribbles around a pick set by Andrew Stang, from Camano Island, against Clutch Players, a 17-and-under team from Oregon, during the Northwest Premier Summer Showcase at Bellevue Community College Saturday July 13. Photo taken 0713
Sean Ryan / The Herald Andrew Stang, from Camano Island, struggles battles for the rebound against Clutch Players Tyler Gutierrez during the Northwest Premier Summer Showcase at Bellevue Community College Saturday July 13. Photo taken 0713
Sean Ryan / The Herald Dan Kingma, from Mill Creek, struggles for a shot against Clutch Players Johnathan Doutt during the Northwest Premier Summer Showcase at Bellevue Community College Saturday July 13. Photo taken 0713
Sean Ryan / The Herald Loren LaCasse, from Woodinville, rises above Clutch Players Jack Rubin for a shot during the Northwest Premier Summer Showcase at Bellevue Community College Saturday July 13. Photo taken 0713
This summer the five local high school players have had a different mission.
They have teamed up on Friends of Hoop, a select basketball team that plays against some of the best basketball talent in the nation. The idea is for them to compete together and try to bolster each of their individual chances of playing college basketball.
Tryouts for the team were held in March just after the WIAA state basketball championships. All five players made the team and started playing games shortly after. They have recently competed in NCAA viewing tournaments at Bellevue College and are competing this weekend in Portland before traveling to Las Vegas for another tournament.
It has been a unique opportunity for them to come together and share their talents with one another for a common goal.
"I think it's cool," Todd said. "We kind of represent Wesco in a sense. Dan and I don't play Drew and we don't play Loren (in school ball), so it's kind of nice just to play against them and practice with them and play with them in games. They bring a lot to the table. I think I speak for Dan too, we just like playing with good players and that's obviously what these guys are."
It isn't all about Wesco. Dreschel represents the smaller schools, playing for 1A Cedar Park Christian. Unfortunately, Dreschel fractured his pelvis and a pulled hamstring while attempting a dunk in last weekend's tournament at Bellevue. He will miss the rest of the team's summer season.
Friends of Hoop coach Jeremy Eggers was impressed with what Dreschel had done so far before his injury.
"Trey, unfortunately because of the injury, we aren't going to get to see the full potential of him the rest of this month," Eggers said. "But I really fell in love with him and the fact that he just competes and isn't afraid of anything."
It was a disappointing setback for Dreschel, who like the other players on the team was hoping to get noticed by college scouts.
"I tried to use it as a chance to showcase my talents and try to get a division 1 scholarship, which, if I could, that is what I wish I could be doing right now is playing and trying to get a scholarship," he said.
The opportunity to stand out in front of college scouts is the common goal for all involved.
"That's the whole point of select basketball, at least in the summer time," Todd said. "There is colleges obviously watching and I think all of us have aspirations to go play college basketball at whatever level. Aside from that, just to grow as people and grow as friends and enjoy our last summer here before we go off in our own directions."
Todd and Kingma led the Timberwolves to the 4A state championship game in March, before falling to Curtis 60-56. Todd suffered a second-half ankle injury that limited his mobility down the game's stretch.
Asked how his ankle is now, Todd seemed eager to put the past behind him. "Fine," he said.
Eggers knows that each of his players are out there with the intention of getting noticed by colleges, but it is still his job to mold them into a team, something he said can be challenging.
"The more we play as a team and the more games we win, the more we get seen -- so the more they get seen. So it's kind of a two-fold," Eggers said. "If you don't win as a team, you aren't going to get seen much as an individual."
Playing as a team hasn't been a problem with this group, Eggers added.
"That's the nice thing about this group, I think they really care about winning and winning for each other," he said.
Every player that comes to the team is talented and already being recruited to some degree to play at the next level, Eggers said. Friends of Hoop is just a tool to help them get there.
"These guys are all good basketball players, so they are getting recruited one way or another," he said. "Friends of Hoop gives them an avenue to hopefully better their recruiting and hopefully become better overall players as they get back to their high school teams."
That seems to be what the five area players enjoy most about playing on the team.
"It's just a chance to play against a little bit tougher competition and some of the best players around the country so that when I get back to playing with my high-school team I can be a little bit stronger and a little bit better." Kingma said.
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So Shana basically lied under penalty of perjury that she had never been married prior to Russell Lyn Armstrong. Nice……. And she wants us to believe her tall tales of abuse because…?
Ooooooooooohhhhhhhhh I love reading court docs! this is going to be so fun! Thanks Ms.SH
Just . . . wow.
Fortunately for her, the statute of limitations on perjury is up. But her name-change could be voided on the basis of fraud. I wonder if that could start a domino effect if someone really wanted to take her to the mat and, say, declare fraud in Kennedy's birth certificate (if a false mother's name was used)? It's technically a federal crime; won't likely be prosecuted, but it could cause Traylor a whole lot of trouble if she was made to answer for it. Not to mention, just more ammunition for MMR to use against her, showing that she's a liar with "above the law" mentality.
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She was??????
I bet she got preggers to get Russell to marry her.
So hoping there really is an end to this story…..
So confused! So if she was ALREADY married to Russell, why not just have her married name??? It says she was already MARRIED!!!!??? Why change to Ford-after?
Did Shana know Russell in April, 2005 when she changed her name to "Ford?" They were married seven months later – when did they meet?
Names are powerful tools. Kennedy Caroline………………………………….
The real question is, why would a 9 month pregnant woman be dealing with name changes through the courts? Was she desperately trying to change before Kennady was born. Her birth is 2-26/06. Something fishy here. Nine months pregnant isn't the time to be clearing up otherwise small matters. Seems like she was trying to beat the clock on something.
Great point. Birth certificates require Mother's MAIDEN name, so what did Traylor use on Kennedy's?
Is "submitting your fingerprints" a normal adult activity? If so, I am severely immature.
I have a funny: Tonight I was finishing up my kitchen cleaning and had RHOBH on. ShanaTaylorLyn…..Whatever was sobbing her, "It got physical and I got hurt" line. I mumbled, under my breath, "Liar". My ten year old mumbled, "and a half". :D (To my people I like that fib, I call them "a liar and a half", jokingly, all the time) I looked at him and said, "times two." He took a minute, did the math and said, "So she's a liar, by 3?" I said, "Yep! Good job, liar and a half times two = 3, that's her." (sorry if that's not funny to anyone else, I found it giggable and wanted to share.)
i have been finger printed about 6 times.. im s federal worker so we get fingerprinted every time we switch agencies plus give prints when i renew my state id
is it a normal activity not really but some people do it more then once
It is if involved with public in some way like a federal or state worker.
But I am not seeing the reason for the Declaration or the fingerprints in the first place.
It transpired right after the bratty kid's birth.
bingo–if I remember correctly it had something to do with the fact that he was in BK already and the trustee wanted to take her deposition because she was listed in his schedules as having received some money from him. They came up with the declaration to satisfy the trustee and she didn't have to give a deposition.
And yes, she was pregnant when they went down to Mexico to get married.
oh thank you!
It is still an odd Declaration. Maybe he/she/they had IRS and/or Franchise Tax problems too in the bk. Otherwise there would be no reason for the criminal check background. Or perhaps related to the MMR settlement since there was felony fraud involved on the Armstrong's part.
I love it! Cute story. I'm a school teacher so we have to get finger printed every few years!


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Riding high on the back of the Groovy 1.7 release, the Groovy-Eclipse is pleased to announce its own 2.0.0RC1 release. Over 50 issues have been addressed for this release and we consider this release high quality enough to be considered for release in early January, unless blocking bugs are found.
In this release, we have focused on polishing and refining existing features, but there are some new features introduced as well.
For information about previous Groovy-Eclipse releases, see Groovy-Eclipse 2.0.0M1 New and Noteworthy and Groovy-Eclipse 2.0.0M2 New and Noteworthy.
To install RC1, add the following URL to your Eclipse update manager:
Until recently the use of @Grab to pull in source file dependencies was not recognized by groovy eclipse, resulting in a compilation error for the type that would have been located by following the Grab. Now they are being recognized. The @Grab referenced dependencies are added to the classpath used under the covers to build the project. Content assist is also possible for references to @Grab'd types. Grabbed dependencies are not currently reflected anywhere in the eclipse project metadata (ie. they are not seen in the classpath Eclipse manages for the project) - this may change in a future version of Groovy Eclipse.
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We are continuing to refine the inferencing engine. Some of the notable improvements is support for navigation on the super, and this keywords. Also, content assist will show all the proper method and property completions when the class literal is accessed, e.g.:
And hovers now work correctly for references on super classes, methods, and fields:
The AST transform support has been further refined. Eclipse does not allow individual source folders to be tagged as either 'source' or 'test' and then have them compiled separately. Due to this restriction it is hard to support the definition of an AST transform in the same project in which it is consumed. However, Groovy eclipse will allow this to occur if the transform is implemented in pure java (in a .java file) and that transform has no dependencies on uncompiled groovy code (ie. code in .groovy source files in the same project).
Also, groovy eclipse now allows AST transforms to be defined in projects upon which you depend. Previously it only supported consuming them from .jar files on the project classpath.
All jars in your <user.home>/.groovy/lib directory are added to your classpath as part of the Groovy support classpath container. After a change to the groovy lib directory, you can refresh the workspace's Groovy support classpath container by going to the Groovy Preferences page:
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Choose the Groovy refactoring to rename only the class and it references, but not the file itself. Choose the Java refactoring to rename the file as well as the class. You can then see the standard renaming options from the rename dialog:
After typing the new name and clicking finished, the Groovy class, its file (only if Java refactoring is selected), and all references (both Groovy and Java) are properly renamed:
Clicking on an override indicator in the gutter will navigate the caret to the super class's implementation of a method:
Hovering on a Groovy method field or class will bring up the JavaDoc/GroovyDoc comment for that declaration. For more information, see the Groovy eclipse and javadoc hovers blog post.
Hovering over a getter or setter generated by a property node will show the JavaDoc/GroovyDoc of the originating field:
And pressing F3 or CTRL-Click when the generated getter or setter is selected will navigate the cursor to the property node's definition (i.e., the field).
There are now some basic options to control how content assist proposals are entered into the Groovy editor. You can control whether or not parentheses are used for entering method proposals. And you can also control whether closures arguments are entered with an empty closure { } or as a regular parameter.
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Armani Mania. (I think).
Thread: What is your tallest bottle?
I know.. kind of an odd question.. I always have trouble placing my "A Time for Peace by Kenzo" fragrance on the shelf because.. well.. it's simply too tall. It's a narrow bottle, but it stands at about 7 or 8 inches tall if I had to guess (and it's only 3.4 oz).
My Rive Gauche Light, Cuba Gold, Paris Hilton, Leau par Kenzo, Escada Sunset Heat, Bijan B Exquisite, and Agua Verde probably come in at 2nd, as they are all around 6 inches tall.
What is your tallest bottle?
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My Ultimate Top 5:
Fahrenheit (1988)
Paul Smith Man (2009)
Burberry London (2006)
Prada Amber pour Homme (2006)
Arpege pour Homme (2005)
Armani Mania. (I think).
Hard work never killed anyone, but why risk it?
My huge 500mL bottle of CDG Vettiveru
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360 Degrees Red for Men by Perry Ellis
Rive Gauche Pour Homme (and Intense) by YSL
Previously Owned:
360 Degrees for Men by Perry Ellis
Cuba Gold by Cuba Paris
Armani Code / Black Code by Giorgio Armani
It is not the size of the bottle that matters. It is how you use the bottle. Don't be shy of your little bottles.
Mugler Cologne
Well, it's cheaper than therapy... edit: No it's not...
DKNY Men is by far the tallest in my collection.
Yohji Homme
Time for Peace pour Lui
Perhaps Declaration Essence.
Mugler Cologne
Probably Yohji Homme. Serge Lutens L'eau is kind of tall.
Funny question, but some fragrance collectors, including me, actually have trouble with this. Tall bottles don't fit into my storage system. I have several packed away in a drawer, and I have a tendency to forget about them there.
Many tall bottles are easily knocked over. The new Derby bottle, for example. Slim, tall, elegant - easy to crash.
Such problems we Basenoters have.
Mugler Cologne
Rive Gauche
Cuba Gold
La Masion de la Vanille Absolu de Vanille
Body Kouros
Cartier Declaration
Dunno - one of these:
Yohji Homme
Angelique Encens Flacon
Cologne du Parfumeur 500ml Bee.
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FCUK Connect Him - it's also, quite possibly, my least favourite bottle and scent!
Smelling good on a budget!
Yohji Homme probably, but don't really know.
An extra-sized bottle of 4711, but this being said, the vast majority of my fragrance bottles are of average sizes, especially in terms of height.
Perry Ellis Red. It is an enormous bottle. Well, let's not exaggerate but it is big.
Cartier Declaration 6.7oz
L'Eau D'Issey and 360 Red.
360 Degrees Red for Men by Perry Ellis
Yang2 by Jacques Fath
I know what it is, but I don't have it. I don't even know the name of the thing, but it's a very thin, very tall bottle with blue juice. I saw it at the Scent Bar.
rive gauche i think
I guess it will have to be either
200ml Terre d'Hermes Pure Parfum
100ml Cartier Declaration d'Un Soir
Florida Water
CB I Hate Perfume Gathering Apples, November, and The Fir Tree.
4x 200ml of Les Exclusifs.
Parfum d'Empire's Eau de Gloire (100ml).
"You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality." - Ayn Rand
"I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical...It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government." - Thomas Jefferson
THE TALLEST IS THE perry ellis 360 line. the most awkward is bvlgari aqva
Pure Distance M 100ML
My 100 ml YSL Body Kouros would be the tallest I guess.
Armani Code 4.2oz is my tallest bottle then it's Versace Pour Homme 6.7oz followed by Versace Man Eau Fraiche 6.7oz and YSL La Nuit De L'homme 6.7oz.
The tallest one I own is the 6.7 CK One Shock. The tallest one I've seen or owned was Yohji Homme.
I think it's Gucci Envy (the "women" version)
Probably a supersized bottle, (250ml or 500ml ?) of West from Fabergé.....it's like some dangerous weapon !
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Rive Gauche PH 125 ml.
200 ml old Caleche, monster bottle.
It has to be Yohji Homme.
"If you enjoy the fragrance of a rose, you must accept the thorns which it bears."
-Isaac Hayes
Ginestet le Boise - maybe 8-9 inches tall?
Another for Mugler Cologne!
Yohji Homme
Issey Miyake Eau D'Ete Summer Edition 2009 with the cap on. Followed by Rive Gauche and L'Eau Froide.
I'm constantly having shelf issues with these 3.
Rive Gauche but I have a bottle of Dior Addict on the way that looks like it may rival it.
Cadillac and Rive Gauche, Gauche is appox 2-3 mm taller.
Personall I hate tall bottle because they don,t fit in my ("scents-scrines" [hope this is the correct ord, if not please tell what it shoul be.
i could of course lay them vertically but [I] guess that only wile make a mess of it (?)
Rive Gauche and Cuba Gold.
for normal bottle;
Yohji Homme
Serge Lutens - L'eau Froide
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Actually, Love & Luck is my tallest bottle. Not glamorous, but true.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
My Ultimate Top 5:
Fahrenheit (1988)
Paul Smith Man (2009)
Burberry London (2006)
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Charesse W. calls her five-month old pit bull mix, Petey, her "miracle dog" for good reason. On Christmas Day, Charesse left her Brooklyn apartment to spend time with family. Petey stayed behind, and when Charesse returned a few hours later, nothing seemed amiss. In the days that followed, however, Petey grew very sick. He stopped eating and drinking, and his weight declined rapidly.
Charesse rushed Petey to the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where he received care through the ASPCA's Trooper Fund—a program in place to cover medical costs for animals whose guardians need assistance with veterinary expenses.
Veterinarian Dr. Juline Holland noted that Petey was severely dehydrated and thin, and she could feel a tubular object extending the length of his abdomen. She stabilized Petey before sending him to radiology, where she was shocked by his radiographs. This small pup had swallowed something strange. Doctors and nurses gathered around the X-ray, studying a long, thin object that extended almost the entire length of Petey's body.
Petey needed emergency surgery—foreign objects, especially one so large, can cause severe damage to the throat, stomach or intestines if swallowed. The resulting complications can be fatal.
Dr. Yvonne Kline, along with Dr. Marisa Altieri, performed surgery on Petey, and what they found in his the abdominal cavity was astounding. It turned out to be a toilet brush, approximately 15 inches long! The brush end was stuck in Petey's esophagus, while the handle stretched his stomach to several times its normal length.
ASPCA Veterinarian Dr. Yvonne Kline (left) with Petey and Charesse (right)
The doctors considered pushing the brush from Petey's stomach, but it was lodged tightly in his throat. The only other option was to make a small incision into the stomach and extract it. They did so, and gently removed the brush.
"It was the one of the most remarkable things I have ever seen in veterinary medicine and the strangest surgery I have ever performed," Dr. Kline says.
The next day, Petey was eating again, and staff noticed how affectionate he was. Petey is taking medicine to relieve gagging symptoms and eating multiple meals a day to gain weight.
After days and sleepless nights spent worrying about Petey, Charesse was immensely relieved. Her "miracle dog" is working on one important New Year's resolution: not to swallow anything larger than dog kibble, or maybe the occasional treat!
Marcus Graham, ASPCA senior animal care technician (left) with veterinarian Dr. Yvonne Kline (right)
he's a puppy, maybe he was running with it in his mouth. only he knows.
Lois is right. Only Petey knows! Puppies get into all kinds of crazy things. And all kinds of crazy things get into them! I am relieved and so happy for Charesse and her adorable pup.
I think it's odd too. Has anyone heard of Munchausen syndrome?
Yes, but there's no evidence this has happened before. It's just one of those odd things animals swallow although if he was running with it that could explain a lot.
I'm sure quite a few of us have heard of that syndrome, but, the catch is that it applies to humans who knowingly injure themselves or expose themselves to a virus to become sick & gain attention/sympathy. I seriously doubt that a 5 month old puppy formed the thoughts necessary to intentionally swallow the toilet brush in order to injure himself/gain attention & potentially cause his own death. Seriously
Actually, it's called Munchausen's Syndrom by Proxy, where the 'caretaker' causes the injury to another to gain sympathy and attention.
hmmm yes agree
this is odd , the toilet brush totally intact......
Who cares why or what it's called. I love pits! I'm so glad Petey's OK!


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