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Problem: Virgin common runs apt-get update, writes a file named apt-get.updated, but it only runs apt-get update once, if apt-get-updated does not exist

It only runs apt-get update then installs a list of packages

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USE eshadata


SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE insert_or_update_common_name
	-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here

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 Jennifer: Thank you for contacting ThinkGeek! My name is Jennifer. How can I help you today? 
 David Herman: Trying to determine if I order something if it will make it by the 25th and what shipping method I can chose 
 David Herman: *choose 
 David Herman: order number is 64eaf9c02 
 David Herman: hello? 
 Jennifer: Hi sorry to keep you waiting. Let me check on that. 
 David Herman: that's ok, I'm guessing you guys are a tad busy ;) 
 Jennifer: The status is incomplete. Do you want me to complete your order David. Sorry fore the inconvenience. 
 David Herman: No, I want to know what type of shipping I would need to do to get it here before the 25th 
 Jennifer: Do you want me to expedite the method? 

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:template{id: "foo"}
  .this
    .that.somethingelse
      %h1 Title
    .body
      some text {{foo}}

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class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  @@page_title = nil
  
  def self.set_title(page_title)
    @@page_title = page_title
  end
  
  
  def page_title
    ignore_for = %w{sessions devise}

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Rails.application.eager_load!  #ensure all controllers are loaded

ApplicationController.descendants.each do |controller|
  puts "#{controller.name}"
end

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foo_plan:
  FOO_ID: 1
  
bar_group:
  FOO_ID: foo_plan  #doesn't work
  FOO: foo_plan #doesn't work
  FOO_ID: 1 #works but not ideal

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{
  "query": {
    "filtered": {
      "filter": {
        "and": [
          {
            "and": [
              {
                "or": [
                  {

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average = (50.0 + 75.0 + 90.0) / 3.0  => 71.66666666666667  (14 decimal places)

average = ratings.average(:rating).to_f => 71.6666666666667 (13 decimal places)

:rating is a double in postgres.  

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/* *******************************************
// LICENSE INFORMATION
// The code, "Detecting Smartphones Using PHP" 
// by Anthony Hand, is licensed under a Creative Commons 
// Attribution 3.0 United States License.
//
// Updated 01 March 2010 by Bryan J Swift
//   - Remove un-needed if statements instead just returning the boolean
//     inside the if clause
//