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ALL MEMBERS:

This email shall serve as reminder of our monthly meeting to be held:

WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 2010
6:30PM RECEPTION WITH 7:00PM SHARP! DINNER TO FOLLOW

TREVOSE FIRE COMPANY
TWINING HALL
4900 E STREET ROAD
TREVOSE , PA 19053

For directions, click here »

Kindly take a moment to RSVP your intention to attend to Tony Viscusi at:

asv@gogloballimo.com or 215-334-7900

Featured speaker will be Pete Corelli from Lakeview Custom Coach. Pete has been a long time member of the industry who has served on a number of Executive boards (including the PRLA) and is founder and President of Lakeview.

Please take note of this date and mark your calendar to attend as we will share the results of the PPA/Avis Chauffeur Drive program along with our legislative initiatives regarding SB759.

Respectfully,

Philip

ALL MEMBERS:

It is official!

Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) will NOT issue Avis Chauffeur Drive Program any type operating authority now or in the future per discussion had between myself and Vince Fenerty (PPA Executive Director) during the monthly PPA Executive board meeting held yesterday.

You were made aware of this initial decision when Tony Viscusi (Global Limousine), Roman Barkan (Concord Limousine) and myself attended the PPA TLD meeting held Thursday February 4, 2010. At that time, Fenerty made his intentions known to this group to not allow this type entity acquire operating authority as it clearly violates current regulations. Michael Baretto (Flyte Tyme Limousine) was also in attendance to hear this much anticipated news.

Thank you for those who have assisted over the years of keeping the regulators informed and by applying the proper pressure in presenting factual information to assist the PPA with making this proper decision. We can now count Philadelphia as another major city that stopped the initiative of Avis in any further efforts they may consider around the country.

Respectfully,

Philip Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466
www.aries-limousine.com
www.prlamembers.com

ALL MEMBERS:

Due to the pending weather prediction, and fact that most are still far behind in the "catch up" from last week storms, we have decided to cancel this month meeting for Wednesday, Feb 17th. However, this does not mean we do not have significant issues to be discussed, resolved and in need of your participation. We will keep you apprised of all developments and indicate where you too can assist with our various efforts for sustaining your business.

Respectfully,

Philip

Happy (and prosperous) new year to one and all!

I want to take this opportunity to offer my sincere wishes that we were all able to enjoy the Holiday season. Business continues to be cyclical but we seem to view improvement in our customer base returning to their transportation needs.

I had the great pleasure starting off the season by participating in the annual Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association "Limo By Santa" event on Monday December 14, 2009. Accompanying Santa on this most worthwhile event were representatives from the following companies:

Aries Transportation Group
Global Limousine Service
Private Coach Limousine Service
Profile Transportation Service

What a blessing it was for our members to view the great joy and excitement brought to the children at St. Christopher Hospital for Children during this now our seventh year. You cannot truly understand what this event means to the kids until you have participated in such an event. A Big Thanks to those who made this an annual calendar event with your huge donation of toys, limousines and time. Such a success it was that the staff have already marked their calendar for us to return this year on Monday December 13, 2010.

Not shown in the photo, but is an annual participant, is Liz Hunter of
Limo Digest magazine.

In closing, I ask that you please take a moment to read this story as written by one of Santa's helpers- Linda Jagiela (click here to read the story). Once you read this, you too may be inspired to mark your calendar to be certain you do not miss such a great opportunity to be part of the eighth annual Limo By Santa event.

So you see Virginia, yes there really is a Santa Claus.....

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,
Santa

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466
www.aries-limousine.com
www.prlamembers.com

ALL MEMBERS: This is information we have received from LANJ that can assist you when performing transports at JFK for Delta Airlines:

Subject: DL JFK Terminal Changes JFK - Effective December 1 2009

Please share this info w/both your members / dispatchers / drivers so that our mutual customers avoid any confusion when they check in at JFK while flying Delta.

Terminal check-in changes for Delta at JFK effective December 1, 2009.

Highlights include the following:

Terminal 2

International Business & Domestic First Class including London , Los Angeles & San Francisco

Medallion & SkyTeam Elite fliers

Terminal 3

All other check-in not served by T-2 or T-4

Terminal 4

International Business Elite & Economy to the following destinations only:

Amsterdam

Germany ( Frankfurt , Berlin )

Tokyo

Jamaica (Montego Bay, Kingston )

We've updated the following delta.com pages to reflect recent changes:

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/airport_information/index.jsp

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/airport_information/
airport_maps/newyork_jfk.jsp

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks -

Don Ferrara

ALL MEMBERS: Two important points of information to be considered here:

LIMO DIGEST SHOW- We must have volunteers to man our booth for all hours the show floor is open. Please RSVP to me TODAY with your willingness to participate and if possible, times that you are available. philip.j@aries-limousine.com

NOVEMBER MONTHLY MEETING- Please note, we have changed the date from 11/11 to the following week. We will hold our meeting on:

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2009
TREVOSE FIRE COMPANY/TWINING HALL
6:30PM RECEPTION WITH 7:00PM SHARP DINNER
4900 E STREET ROAD
TREVOSE,PA 19053

Special presentation will be made by Brian Engle and Steve Bufe from Wolfington Coach. There will be special purchase incentives made available to PRLA members ONLY. You do not want to miss what they have in store for the coming year. Please RSVP your intention to Tony Viscusi at: asv@gogloballimo.com or 215-3347900.

Be certain to bring your enthusiasm and zeal to promote why somebody needs to be a member of this great association. You might also mark your attendance calendar with the LBOA meeting scheduled for Wednesday November 11, 2009 morning. Pete Corelli and myself will "pay off our bet" to the Yankee fans during the LBOA breakfast meeting. You will be able to make a special note to seek out their spokesperson- Guy Palumbo. He is the one who does their "trash talk" against all us Phillie fans....... Let him know what you think of that.

Respectfully,
Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President

ALL MEMBERS: Important information for those traveling I-95.....

" Maryland SafeZones Automated Speed Enforcement pilot program has begun and is coming to the I-95 ETLs Project.

The Maryland SafeZones program goal is to make work zones safer for workers, drivers and their passengers. As part of the pilot program, on October 1, 2009, mobile enforcement vehicles (vans or SUVs) began rotating among work zones throughout the state, including:

I-95 between MD 198 and MD 212 in the ICC work zone in Prince George 's County,
I-695 at Charles Street in Baltimore County , and
I-95 between I-895 and White Marsh Boulevard in Baltimore County

In the upcoming weeks, the MDTA will place signs in the I-95 ETLs work zone to alert drivers of automated speed enforcement use. Crews will place a "speed trailer" to display the posted speed limit and drivers' speeds in advance of the enforcement vehicle. If your vehicle is traveling at least 12 miles over the posted speed limit when you pass the enforcement vehicle, you may receive a citation in the mail - the speed limit on this portion of I-95 is 55 mph.

The District Court has set the amount of the civil fine at $40. For more information about the program, go to http://www.marylandroads.com/Index.aspx?PageId=780 ."

Thanks,

Joan Morrissey Ward
Public Outreach Lead
I-95 Express Toll Lanes SM
410.931.0808 x249

ALL MEMBERS: Here is a time we could help fellow industry members with the Avis/WeDriveU program that has been approved to operate in the New York city area.

Take a moment to weigh in on the blog referenced with your comments so that we may help the LBOA organization with this detrimental program being allowed to operate in their city and perhaps prevent the spread to cities around the country.

Your comments about the Avis/WeDrive/U article will be greatly appreciated.

Blog link --> http://blogs.lctmag.com/lctblog/archive/2009/10/13/WHO-DRIVES-What-Avis-NYC-Ruling-Means-To-The-Industry.aspx

Thank you,
Philip S. Jagiela

ALL MEMBERS: Summer is quickly passing by and as the calendar illustrates we are rapidly approaching the Limousine, Charter and Tour Show October 7 & 8, 2009 at Mohegan Sun, we need to know who would like to avail themselves to FREE round trip bus transfer.

LCT is providing free bus transportation from the Philadelphia region to Mohegan Sun and return. In order to determine the pick up location, size of vehicle, time and date for departure, we need to know who will be participating in this generous offer. Please take a moment to respond to both Kristen and myself to indicate such:

kristen@lctmag.com
philip.j@aries-limousine.com

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Respectfully,
Philip Jagiela

ALL MEMBERS: Once again we have blazed our continuing path through the halls of our state capital making presentations to House Representatives and the PA Public Utility Commissioners.

From the comments we received during our meetings to the follow up briefing after our long day, I can assuredly state that we made significant headway in our efforts. We have secured the commitment of many that agree on allowing only PA PUC regulations be the only regulations statewide. Once successfully submitted before the legislative bodies, the Philadelphia Parking Authority would only provide enforcement of these statewide issued regulations that have been properly formulated and promulgated through the present rule making procedures.

Special thanks go out to the following members who sacrificed yet another business day to sustain the livelihood of the industry: Left to right back row) Jim Schantz/Legislative Assistant to Senator Lisa Boscola, Philip Jagiela/Aries Transportation Group, Jim Salinger/Unique Limousine Michael Baretto/Flyte Tyme Limousine, Robert Fry/Elite Limousine, Anthony Onarata/Adamo Limousine. Not shown in photo- Paul Mundy/Frankford Limousine, Linda Moore/Limousine, Charter & Tours.

There will be follow-up meetings scheduled at the request of several we met with yesterday. During those meetings, it would be my hope that many more would avail themselves to this endeavor as the single most comment made by legislators was: "where are the operators from Philadelphia who this would have the greatest affect on"?

Yes, where were the fellow members from Philadelphia or those who do most of their business within the city limits?

This is a question that must be answered with a "count me in for next time and all times in the future". Without this demonstration of strength, we weaken our efforts in demonstrating the travesty our industry has been suffering under since the regulation implementation of the PPA. Without this commitment from those within and the association or not yet members of this great association, we will quickly fatigue those who continue to "Walk On Harrisburg". Without the commitment to get involved in the simplest of task to write, call and meet with your representatives, we will not get our message out loud and clear. Next time you see one of the above individuals, give them a handshake or note of thanks for their desire to see our success place an average of $10,000/year back into your company pockets once we no longer pay the excessive fees to the PPA.

ALL MEMBERS: We are proud to announce that the Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association is an Association Sponsor of the 2009 LCT Eastern Conference.

Scheduled for October 7-8, 2009 at the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut , LCT East is the perfect combination of networking, education and exhibits that will provide the solutions you need to make more money.

At LCT you will speak face-to-face with all the right people, get business through referrals, and learn valuable information from other operators and professional speakers.

Conference Highlights Include:
Affiliate Speed Meet Sponsored by Limos.com
Association's Forum
Kick-Butt Sales Training
Advertising Strategies that Boost Business
Customer Care that Increases Loyalty
Ask the Experts Panel
What's Up Canada? The First Ever Report on the Industry's Fastest Growing Global Market
NLA Legislative/Regulatory Update: What You Must Know to Protect Your Business
Business Enhancement Skills Training
Keynote Presentation: "The Leadership Position: What it takes to Transform, Revitalize and Expand Your Company"
Exhibits with the Latest Products and Services
And More!

We'll also be on-hand to discuss PRLA issues, listen to your ideas and answer your questions.

Mark your calendar now and we invite you to visit the official conference website http://www.lcteast.com to register or for more details. Don't forget the special transportation bonus.... FREE! Round trip bus transportation will be provided from the Philadelphia region.

See you at LCT East!

ALL MEMBERS: Per the information I provided at our monthly general meeting last Wednesday, I have linked a draft letter that is to be sent by email and hard copy on your stationary.

PRLA Senate SB759 Support Letter 7-09.doc

When sending by email, please include copy back to me (philip.j@aries-limousine.com) so that we may follow the support (or lack of) through the Senate. We continue to pursue meetings with legislators across the region from both House and Senate. As I have stated before, I am more than willing to make myself available for any meeting you schedule in your legislators home office OR Harrisburg.

Our legislators are still wrestling with the State budget but we must keep our efforts in the forefront of their minds also. You may follow this link to determine your legislator and find their respective email and home office address: http://www.legis.state.pa.us/

Please do not delay, take the time to get this to your legislators now. I will be sending a House letter before the week ends and request you to do the same procedure.

ALL MEMBERS: Please review some new Newark Liberty airport procedures as sent to Barry Lefkowitz/Executive Director LANJ Subject: RE: Newark Airport - New Parking Lot Technology

Good Afternoon Barry,

Your contact information was forwarded to me from my Julio Pereria. My name is Michael Chisolm and I am the Supervisor of Parking Operations here at Newark Liberty. I wanted to take a second to share with you the details of a few new technologies that we are implementing here at the airport which should make the exiting for your members much more convenient.

The first technology is the implementation of cashier-less or unstaffed lanes. We have officially implemented this technology into one of our "mini-plazas" located in the short term parking lots this week and we will be expanding this to other lanes in the coming weeks. We have implemented this technology into the E-Zpass lanes and they allow for automated processing transactions. As an example, the average transaction time for these lanes if generally 45 seconds. This new technology has shaved these transaction times to 10 - 15 seconds. If your members are parked in the short term lot, they can start using the unstaffed lanes with their E-Zpass at Mini Plazas 3 now.

The second technology is one that most of your members will be familiar with: Pay-on-Foot or Pre-Paid machines. The first machines should be installed by mid-July in Terminals A and C. The difference between these machines and the ones that were here in the past is that credit-card will be the only accepted method of payment. Once the fee is paid, the driver will be able to utilize one of several Express Pay lanes that we plan to open, which should again cut down on their exiting times. Some of these new machines are installed at JFK and they have reported transaction times of 10 seconds.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarded these technologies, or anything for that matter. Thanks for helping to distribute this information.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Michael Chisolm
Supervisor, Parking Operations
Newark Liberty International Airport
Building One, Conrad Road
T: (973) 961-6212
C: (732) 489-2077
mchisolm@panynj.gov

ALL MEMBERS: I am trying to determine who would like to participate in keeping the PPA annual vehicle renewal money in your bank accounts for an additional two weeks.

In our various meetings with PPA officials, we have requested, and been granted, an extension of receiving our renewal stickers at the July 9, 2009 meeting. During our last PPA operations meeting it was indicated that last year most companies paid their annual fee in advance of our meeting. Therefore, they are not willing to offer this extension if the same minimum number of companies what to accept this offer.

Please advise me ASAP if you desire to participate in this negotiated offer to have your money for these additional days and the courtesy of the PPA officials coming to our monthly meeting for distribution of the annual vehicle stickers you have chosen to purchase.

Please respond immediately to: philip.j@aries-limousine.com

Once I am aware of the total count, I will communicate with the PPA for a determination if they will honor our PRLA member only request.

On the legislative front, please be aware that you will be in receipt of a letter that you are to post on your company stationary for email to your respective legislators to request their support/assistance for SB759 and cosponsor support on the House side for the language submitted by Honorable Thaddeus Kirkland.

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
PRLA/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466

Dear Colleague:

The Limousine Associations of NJ, Luxury Base Operators Association and Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association made industry history today and improved the image of the industry for the entire country. Today was part of the 81st Annual AAAE Convention. AAAE is the association of all the airport executives. LANJ, LBOA and PRLA were presenters of the "Industry Award" at the keynote address of the entire convention. We took advantage that the Convention was being held in Philadelphia to recognize the "professionalism and outstanding working relationship" that our Associations enjoy with the Port Authority of NY&NJ and its 5 airports and Philadelphia International Airport. James Moseley, Vice President of LANJ and a Board Member of PRLA and I spoke and made the presentations to both organizations, which they were ecstatic about receiving the award in front of all their colleagues across the country. I used the opportunity to give plaudits to the Port in its handling immediately the problem with Avis and their "We Drive U" program and how it violated their contract with the airports. We shared with the convention participants that the NJ Legislature is codifying into law that the template being used by Avis must follow the exact requirements as a limousine operator. The presentations were televised and we will have a copy of our presentation. The good will from doing the presentations can not be measured. But it was a homerun for our industry. We thank Jim, Sergio Sanchez, President of LBOA, and Philip Jagiela, President of the PRLA, for their involvement with the awards.

The Keynote Presenter was the new Deputy Secretary of the USDOT, John Porcari who was present during our awards presentation. He and I spoke about the industry and we have an open door with him.

Barry

ALL MEMBERS: Please review the links and the letter from Linda M. Moore below for exciting news from LCT.

We are all very aware that during down economies we generally stay close and focus solely on survival. I believe this is truly the time you must seek out information, network with fellow operators and avail yourself to the great seminars presented during show events. Take a moment of your time to review and make a decision to be a part of the future rather than a thought of the past.

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
PRLA/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466

Dear Association Presidents,

I previously sent you a copy of our association commission program for LCT East. I am resending it as some of you have indicated that you did not receive it. We are excited to be able to offer your association the opportunity to make money just by your members attending the show. The members do not need to do anything when they register. I have attached the flyer for your review as well as the agreement. Please fill in the agreement and send it to Kristen Messineo (fax 310-533-2511). If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Additionally, I am excited to report that we have arranged for free bus transportation from Baltimore, Philadelphia and NY City to the show. If you and your members have an interest in riding the bus, please let me know so that we can start getting an accurate head count. I am looking forward to extending the show while riding the bus to CT.

This year's show is shaping up to be a much talked about event. For the first time, ever we are having a speed networking event which will give you and your members to get some face time with the people who have business to farm in your market. Our key note speaker is John Luther, the CEO of Dunkin Brands. It will be a great opportunity to hear John speak about a company which is a household brand to all of us. Please visit the website http://www.lcteast.com/. We are constantly updating it as new information becomes available so please book mark it and visit it frequently. I look forward to seeing you at a future association meeting and at LCT East.

Thanks in advance for taking a moment to fill out the agreement.

Linda M. Moore East Coast Editor, LCT Magazine
E-mail: linda.moore@bobit.com
Phone:856-596-0999 x18
Blog: http://blogs.lctmag.com/limocentric/category/143.aspx

LCT Association Partner Program

LCT Promo Flyer

ALL MEMBERS: Please take a moment to follow the below shown link: http://www.lctmag.com/news/news-story.cfm?id=2774

You will find a phenomenal story written about our association and the efforts we have employed to garner the attention of our regulators.

Once you have read the story: You are needed to save your company from the continuing devastation of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

"How can I do this"? You will find, linked below, a letter that must to be copied on your company letterhead and emailed to the Honorable Senator Tomlinson and your particular legislators. When sending this letter, remove my information and insert your own information.

Letter to Senator Tomlinson

Help us, and help yourself, with the efforts that are ongoing by your Executive Board during their email campaign to legislators across the Commonwealth. Time is of the essence as we are starting to schedule meetings with various legislators for our "Walk on Harrisburg" scheduled for Tuesday June, 2 2009.

ALL MEMBERS: I am taking a moment to collectively respond to those who have received notice from the Philadelphia Parking Authority of their "first violation" and the subsequent fine attached with this violation.

First - by way of response to this email ( philip.j@aries-limousine.com ), would you be so kind to indicate if your company has received this notice from the PPA?

Second - did your company chose to submit financial information to the PPA?

Third - we will discuss what value this notice shall serve as part of our legislative efforts in returning sole regulation of our industry to the PA PUC.

PLEASE NOTE! All information will remain anonymous and confidential that is sent in response to this email. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter and let us all resolve to protect our businesses from unnecessary regulatory intervention.

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
PRLA/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466

ALL MEMBERS: You are now aware that all PPA registered companies are in receipt of the latest "action" by the PPA to obtain significant, confidential financial information of your company.

We are aggressively in the throws of legislative language to finally be solely regulated by the PA PUC once SB759 is successfully voted upon. As an additional measure to secure our success, we will see similar legislative language introduced in the House within the week. Due to our cohesive, professional efforts, the PPA is taking every initiative to thwart these efforts.

You have heard my response to this request at our last prla monthly meeting. I will further state that you need to make the best business decision you are comfortable with for your company. My strong suggestion? Write, call and visit with your legislators TODAY to explain the need for their support to vote "YES" for SB759 once it comes out of committee. If they are members of the House, immediately offer their cosponsor to that legislative piece.

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
PRLA/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466

ALL MEMBERS: Below you will find a link to a copy of our latest working initiative with the Philadelphia Parking Authority and the Sports Complex parking situation.

As many are aware, during the Phillies World Series, the area surrounding the stadium was gridlock. In an effort to prevent this situation in future times for large events (no I do not think the Phillies will ever win another World Series in our life time) we have asked to participate with representatives to offer our input to any parking strategies.

Jim Ney/PPA Director of Taxi & Limousine Division has continued to attempt to keep PRLA members involved in this process. Please review the linked map and email me with any ideas/suggestions to me ASAP. The designated PRLA members will attend their monthly PPA/PRLA operations meeting Wednesday April 8, 2009. This information will be discussed to help alleviate the congestion and perhaps provide special parking to PRLA members.

Thank you in advance for your suggestions.

Respectfully,

Philip S. Jagiela
Aries Limousine Service/President
2006 Limo Digest Most Dedicated Association Leader
PRLA/President
2008 LCT Association of The Year Winner
800-573-5466

ALL MEMBERS: Per our exciting, eventful monthly meeting this past Wednesday evening, linked below is a copy of the letter we need you to email/snail mail on your company letterhead along with the PRLA copy.

PRLA-PPA Co-sponorship legislation 2-09.pdf

The time is now for this mass effort to show your support to protect the interest of your company well being. We have tolerated the PPA onerous regulations for far too long and now is the time to convince our legislators of our need to permanently exempt our industry from their control.

Thus far we have eight cosponsors to the legislative language the Honorable Senator Erickson has introduced on our behalf. Please find your representative by going to the following web site:

http://www.pasen.gov/index.cfm

Click on the Senate Tab, go to Senators by District Number, click on a Senator which provides the geographic area they represent along with their telephone number and email address. **When sending mail, please CC myself at philip.j@aries-limousine.com.** This will allow us to track the response and provide specific information to any legislator that may need questions answered.

Don't delay, do this today.... Think we are alone in our efforts? Absolutely not!

You may remember from our meetings, that we have established a professional relationship with the Pennsylvania Bus Association Executive Director, Elaine Farrell. She too has taken our cause to her members and are following the same protocol with her association members to rally support with legislators.

Look forward to receiving more direction on this subject in the very near future as the Honorable Thaddeus Kirkland will be introducing the same legislative language into the House next week.

Respectfully,
Philip S. Jagiela

ALL MEMBERS: Please find, linked below, the notes I made during the NLA Association President conference call of today.

NLA ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT CALL 3-16-09.pdf

NLA President Ron Sorci has maintained the tradition, started By Jeff Greene, of hosting these calls on a monthly basis with the Association Presidents and Executive Directors from around the country. In order to keep Philadelphia Regional Limousine Association members current on national issues, I felt best to share these items with you.

You will note the date for our annual NLA "Day on the Hill". Please give consideration to attend this most worthwhile event, as we have demonstrated in Pennsylvania the great significance meeting face-to-face with legislators can be.

On that note, please be certain to follow through with your commitment to save your company from the onerous, aggressive PPA regulations. Take the time now to write Senator by way of email/snail mail and be certain to include a copy to me for tracking of legislators responses.

Respectfully,
Philip S. Jagiela

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