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Meloria.Customer = DS.Model.extend({                                                                                                                               
  name: DS.attr('string'),                                                                                                                                         
  phone: DS.attr('string'),                                                                                                                                        
  email: DS.attr('string'),                                                                                                                                        
  dateOnWaitingList: DS.attr('date'),                                                                                                                              
  status: DS.attr('number'),                                                                                                                                       
  local: DS.attr('boolean'),            

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class OfflineMessages < IRCClient

  def initialize
    add_hook(:join) { |m| send_message( m[:user] ) }
    add_hook(:command) { |m| route m[:target], m[:user], m[:command]  }
  end

  def route(target, user, command)
    if /\Atell/i.match user command
      save_message(user, command)

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#retrive a number between 1 and another value - varUpper

# R: In Ruby, we strive for legibility. varUpper is an okay variable name, but an even better one would be upper_limit (var is implied by the fact it's a var, and Upper isn't clear as to what it refers).
upper_limit = 100

# R: This is one way to do a string, with single quotes. There are also a couple of alternatives, but the primary one is this:
# Double quotes let you put variables in a string in between #{} -- this will also automatically call .to_s.
puts "Welcome to Keith's Prime Number Checker. Please enter an integer between one and #{upper_limit}"

# R: We'll name this something more verbose, too:

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desc "Fetch product prices"  
task :updatepayouts => :environment do  
  require 'mechanize'    
  agent = WWW::Mechanize.new 
 Offer.find_all_by_payout(nil).each do |offer|  
 escaped_offer_name = CGI.escape("\"#{offer.name}\"")
 agent.get("http://odigger.com/?&q=#{escaped_offer_name}&network_id=")
 agent.page.search(".payout").each do |offer2|
 offer.update_attribute(:payout, offer2.text.strip)  
     end