text:
How to Buy White Car Seat Covers in Australia
By Karen Stevens
The white car seat covers protect your car from scratches and stains. The white car seat covers will protect your car seats and make them look classy. You can easily find white car seat covers at a low price at our online store.
If you're planning on buying a new car seat, you may consider purchasing white car seat covers. Not only are they visually appealing, but they're easy to clean and maintain. Car seats can be extremely expensive. They also need to be cleaned frequently.
If you're looking for a way to save money for your car seat, white car seat covers could be the solution. You may have heard that buying white car seat covers is a way to prevent the interior of a car from being damaged by the sun. But did you know that white car seat covers enhance the beauty of your car interior? We'll examine some of the pros and cons of white car seat covers to help you decide if they're right.
White car seat covers reviews.
What are white car seat covers?
Where to buy white car seat covers
Cheap white car seat covers
How to clean white car seat covers?
Frequently Asked Questions Car Seat Covers
Top 3 Myths About Car Seat Covers
White car seat covers are a great choice if you're planning on buying a new car seat. They're cheap, easy to maintain, and they're available in an array of colors. However, if you're looking to buy white car seat covers, you'll need to know the differences between various brands.
There are two types of car seat covers: soft and hard. Hard car seat covers are more durable but can be hard to clean. On the other hand, smooth car seat covers are easier to clean. They're less expensive and typically made from 100% cotton.
However, not all white car seat covers are created equal. There are many factors to consider before buying one. For example, you should check the brand's certification to ensure it's safe and approved. You should also find out how often they're replaced and how much they cost. You should also consider the type of cover. For example, do you need a fabric or vinyl cover? Are they waterproof?
White car seat covers are vinyl, fabric, and other materials. They're usually available in different colors, such as white, black, blue, red, and other bright colors. These covers are generally used to cover up car seats. Some car seat covers are attached to the back of the car seat, while others are attached to the front of the seat. They're designed to be pulled or pushed over the car seat and secured.
We have the best and most stylish white car seat covers at the lowest prices on the web. We sell car seat covers for vehicles, including sedans, coupes, convertibles, SUVs, trucks, and more. Our online store sells all the popular brands of white car seat covers. You can also browse our selection of quality car seat covers in other colors.
Regarding car seat covers, you can choose between different types and designs. They range from simple car seat covers with just a logo or pattern to high-end covers with intricate designs. The material used is also a factor to consider.
In terms of price, most cheap covers are made of thin material that can be easily scratched. In addition, the surface may not last for a long time. If you want a cheap car seat cover, you should be careful and purchase a quality cover. However, if you're willing to spend more, you can get more durable surfaces made of thicker materials. The covers are usually more expensive, but they're better for your car.
Pros and Cons of white car seat covers
White car seat covers are easy to clean
They protect your car from fading and scratches
The covers are very durable
You can't change the color
The covers are not UV-resistant
The covers can only be applied to the front of the car seat
We hope you've enjoyed this blog post on How to Buy White Car Seat Covers in Australia. We would love to hear your thoughts below.
Before you buy the white car seat covers, it is very important to clean the existing ones. You can wash them with water and soap or use a commercial cleaning product.
The best thing you can do is to gently rub the colors and then wash them with soap and water. You should use a soft brush to remove dirt and stains. If your car seat is still in the factory packaging, you can use a damp cloth and warm water to clean the seat cover.
Q: Can you explain a little more about the white seat covers?
A: These are seat covers that come in two different designs. One design is made from cotton or canvas with white, black, and grey accents, and the other is made from leather. If you have a cloth seat cover, wash it with mild detergent and dry it.
Q: Do they cost more?
A: Yes, the leather seat covers cost a bit more. They are better quality because they last longer and are sturdier. But if you want the seat covers to be a bit less expensive, you can get the canvas seat covers, which are cheaper than the leather ones.
1. Car seat covers cannot be purchased over the counter.
2. Car seat covers cannot be purchased online.
3. Car seat covers cannot be purchased through discount retailers like Kmart, Big W, or Target.
I just wanted to share my experiences buying white car seat covers online. I'm sure many other people like me have a few questions too! When I first decided to sell my old car seats, I was overwhelmed by the number of things I needed to consider. I had to determine whether or not I wanted to sell them in person, online, or both. I also didn't know several things about the process before I started it. Things like where to find the right car seat covers, white car seat covers, what to look for when buying car seat covers online, and where to store them once they arrive.
Karen Stevens
Falls down a lot. Extreme beer maven. Coffee trailblazer. Hardcore twitter geek. Typical zombie fanatic. Skydiver, foodie, band member, International Swiss style practitioner and front-end developer. Producing at the nexus of aesthetics and intellectual purity to craft an inspiring, compelling and authentic brand narrative. Let's chat.
For Police Force, Best in Class Finance Functions
Sweden drives Europe's electric vehicle revolution
Special Factors to Consider in Truck Accidents
Truck accidents can be far more devastating than vehicle accidents due to the sheer size of commercial trucks. This section looks at…
Serramonte Honda - The Best Deal for Your Car
Serramonte Honda has been offering the best deals on car loans and maintenance at the most competitive rates in the past and…
AutomobilesUncategorized
Automobile manufacturing in Turkey reaches new historical file
The Turkish car enterprise, which exports 79 percent of its production, started in December utilizing breaking ancient exports and manufacturing statistics. Total…
Beingmad is the website where you can get all the latest posts regarding the internet and tech stuff on a daily basis so please subscribe to our newsletter so you never miss any update from us.
How to Make Sure You're Not Sharing Your Password
Get the Inside Scoop on Boxing Promotions!
CopyRights [wpsos_year] - BeingMad | All Rights Reserved To Us


text:
namespace Rollbar.NetCore.AspNet
{
    using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http;
    using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features;
    using Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration;
    using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;
    using Microsoft.Extensions.Options;
    using Rollbar.DTOs;
    using Rollbar.AppSettings.Json;
    using System;
    using System.Threading.Tasks;
    using Rollbar.NetPlatformExtensions;
    using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
    using System.Linq;

    ///
    /// Implements an Asp.Net Core middleware component
    /// that invokes the Rollbar.NET component as a catcher all
    /// possible uncaught exceptions while executing/invoking
    /// other/inner middleware components.
    ///
    /// <example>
    /// Usage example:
    /// To pre-configure Rollbar middleware, implement Startup.ConfigureServices(...) of your
    /// Asp.Net Core application as
    ///
    ///
    ///
    /// // This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to add services to the container.
    /// public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    /// {
    ///   // Pre-configure Rollbar (preferably at the very top of this function implementation):
    ///   ConfigureRollbar(services);
    ///
    ///   // ....
    /// }
    ///
    /// private void ConfigureRollbar(IServiceCollection services)
    /// {
    ///   RollbarInfrastructureConfig config = new RollbarInfrastructureConfig(
    ///     RollbarSamplesSettings.AccessToken,
    ///     RollbarSamplesSettings.Environment
    ///     );
    ///   config.RollbarLoggerConfig.RollbarDeveloperOptions.LogLevel = ErrorLevel.Debug;
    ///   config.RollbarInfrastructureOptions.MaxItems = 500;
    ///   //RollbarDataSecurityOptions dataSecurityOptions = new RollbarDataSecurityOptions();
    ///   //dataSecurityOptions.ScrubFields = new string[]
    ///   //{
    ///   //    "url",
    ///   //    "method",
    ///   //};
    ///   //config.RollbarLoggerConfig.RollbarDataSecurityOptions.Reconfigure(dataSecurityOptions);
    ///
    ///   RollbarMiddleware.ConfigureServices(services, LogLevel.Information, config, OnRollbarInternalEvent);
    /// }
    ///
    /// private static void OnRollbarInternalEvent(object sender, RollbarEventArgs e)
    /// {
    ///     Console.WriteLine(e.TraceAsString());
    ///
    ///     RollbarApiErrorEventArgs apiErrorEvent = e as RollbarApiErrorEventArgs;
    ///     if(apiErrorEvent != null)
    ///     {
    ///       // handle/report Rollbar API communication error event...
    ///       return;
    ///     }
    ///
    ///     CommunicationEventArgs commEvent = e as CommunicationEventArgs;
    ///     if(commEvent != null)
    ///     {
    ///         // handle/report Rollbar API communication event...
    ///         return;
    ///     }
    ///     CommunicationErrorEventArgs commErrorEvent = e as CommunicationErrorEventArgs;
    ///     if(commErrorEvent != null)
    ///     {
    ///         // handle/report basic communication error while attempting to reach Rollbar API service...
    ///         return;
    ///     }
    ///     InternalErrorEventArgs internalErrorEvent = e as InternalErrorEventArgs;
    ///     if(internalErrorEvent != null)
    ///     {
    ///         // handle/report basic internal error while using the Rollbar Notifier...
    ///         return;
    ///     }
    /// }
    ///
    ///
    ///
    /// To register this middleware component, implement Startup.Configure(...) of your
    /// Asp.Net Core application as
    ///
    ///
    ///
    /// // This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to configure the HTTP request pipeline.
    /// public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IHostingEnvironment env)
    /// {
    ///     if (env.IsDevelopment())
    ///     {
    ///         app.UseDeveloperExceptionPage();
    ///     }
    ///
    ///     app.UseRollbarMiddleware();
    ///
    ///     // All the middleware components intended to be "monitored"
    ///     // by the Rollbar middleware to be added below this line:
    ///     app.UseAnyOtherInnerMiddleware();
    ///
    ///     app.UseMvc();
    /// }
    ///
    ///
    ///
    /// </example>
    public class RollbarMiddleware
    {
        ///
        /// The next request processor within the middleware pipeline
        ///
        private readonly RequestDelegate _nextRequestProcessor;

        private readonly ILogger _logger;
        [System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage("Critical Code Smell", "S4487:Unread \"private\" fields should be removed", Justification = "Future reminder")]
        private readonly RollbarOptions _rollbarOptions;

        ///
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="RollbarMiddleware" /> class.
        ///
        /// <param name="nextRequestProcessor">The next request processor.</param>
        /// <param name="configuration">The configuration.</param>
        /// <param name="loggerFactory">The logger factory.</param>
        /// <param name="rollbarOptions">The rollbar options.</param>
        public RollbarMiddleware(
            RequestDelegate nextRequestProcessor
            , IConfiguration configuration
            , ILoggerFactory loggerFactory
            , IOptions<RollbarOptions> rollbarOptions
            )
        {
            this._nextRequestProcessor = nextRequestProcessor;
            this._logger = loggerFactory.CreateLogger<RollbarMiddleware>();
            this._rollbarOptions = rollbarOptions.Value;

            if (!RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.IsInitialized)
            {
                RollbarConfigurationUtil.DeduceRollbarTelemetryConfig(configuration);
                RollbarInfrastructure.Instance?.TelemetryCollector?.StartAutocollection();
                RollbarConfigurationUtil.DeduceRollbarConfig(configuration);
            }
        }

        ///
        /// Invokes this middleware instance on the specified context.
        ///
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <returns>A middleware invocation/execution task.</returns>
        public async Task Invoke(HttpContext context)
        {
            if (context == null)
            {
                return;
            }
            // as we learned from a field issue, apparently a middleware can even be invoked without a valid HttpContext:
            string? requestId = context.Features?.Get<IHttpRequestIdentifierFeature>()?.TraceIdentifier;

            context.Request.EnableBuffering();  // so that we can rewind the body stream once we are done

            using(_logger.BeginScope($"Request: {requestId ?? string.Empty}"))
            {
                NetworkTelemetry? networkTelemetry = null;

                try
                {
                    networkTelemetry = CreateTelemetryEvent(context);
                    await this._nextRequestProcessor(context);
                }
                catch (System.Exception ex)
                {
                    FinalizeTelemetryEvent(networkTelemetry, context);

                    if (!RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.Config.RollbarInfrastructureOptions.CaptureUncaughtExceptions)
                    {
                        // just rethrow since the Rollbar SDK is configured not to auto-capture
                        // uncaught exceptions:
                        throw;
                    }

                    if (RollbarScope.Current != null
                        && RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.Config.RollbarInfrastructureOptions.MaxItems > 0
                        )
                    {
                        RollbarScope.Current.IncrementLogItemsCount();
                        if (RollbarScope.Current.LogItemsCount == RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.Config.RollbarInfrastructureOptions.MaxItems)
                        {
                            // the Rollbar SDK just reached MaxItems limit, report this fact and pause further logging within this scope:
                            RollbarLocator.RollbarInstance.Warning(RollbarScope.MaxItemsReachedWarning);
                            throw;
                        }
                        else if (RollbarScope.Current.LogItemsCount > RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.Config.RollbarInfrastructureOptions.MaxItems)
                        {
                            // just rethrow since the Rollbar SDK already exceeded MaxItems limit:
                            throw;
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            CaptureWithRollbar(ex, context);
                        }
                    }

                    if(RollbarLocator.RollbarInstance.Config.RollbarDeveloperOptions.WrapReportedExceptionWithRollbarException)
                    {
                        throw new RollbarMiddlewareException(ex);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        throw;
                    }
                }
                finally
                {
                    FinalizeTelemetryEvent(networkTelemetry, context);
                }
            }
        }

        ///
        /// Captures tha provided data with Rollbar.
        ///
        /// <param name="exception">
        /// The ex.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="context">
        /// The context.
        /// </param>
        private static void CaptureWithRollbar(System.Exception exception, HttpContext context)
        {
            IRollbarPackage rollbarPackage = new ExceptionPackage(exception, $"{nameof(RollbarMiddleware)} processed uncaught exception.");
            if (context != null)
            {
                if (context.Request != null)
                {
                    rollbarPackage = new HttpRequestPackageDecorator(rollbarPackage, context.Request, true);
                }

                if (context.Response != null)
                {
                    rollbarPackage = new HttpResponsePackageDecorator(rollbarPackage, context.Response, true);
                }
            }

            RollbarLocator.RollbarInstance.Critical(rollbarPackage);
        }

        ///
        /// Creates the telemetry event.
        ///
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <returns>System.Nullable<NetworkTelemetry>.</returns>
        [System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage("Major Code Smell", "S1168:Empty arrays and collections should be returned instead of null", Justification = "Not applicable here.")]
        private static NetworkTelemetry? CreateTelemetryEvent(HttpContext context)
        {
            if (RollbarInfrastructure.Instance != null
                && RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.TelemetryCollector != null
                && RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.TelemetryCollector.IsAutocollecting
                && context.Request != null
                )
            {
                int? telemetryStatusCode = context.Response?.StatusCode;

                NetworkTelemetry networkTelemetry = new(
                    method: context!.Request.Method,
                    url: context.Request.Host.Value + context.Request.Path,
                    eventStart: DateTime.UtcNow,
                    eventEnd: null,
                    statusCode: telemetryStatusCode
                    );

                RollbarInfrastructure
                    .Instance
                    .TelemetryCollector
                    .Capture(new Telemetry(TelemetrySource.Server, TelemetryLevel.Info, networkTelemetry));

                return networkTelemetry;
            }

            return null;
        }

        ///
        /// Finalizes the telemetry event.
        ///
        /// <param name="networkTelemetry">
        /// The network telemetry.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name="context">
        /// The context.
        /// </param>
        private static void FinalizeTelemetryEvent(NetworkTelemetry? networkTelemetry, HttpContext context)
        {
            if (networkTelemetry != null)
            {
                if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(networkTelemetry.StatusCode))
                {
                    networkTelemetry.StatusCode = context?.Response?.StatusCode.ToString();
                }
                networkTelemetry.FinalizeEvent();
            }
        }

        ///
        /// Configures Rollbar-specific services.
        ///
        /// <param name="services">The service collection.</param>
        /// <param name="rollbarLogLevel">The LogLevel starting from which to log with Rollbar.</param>
        /// <param name="rollbarInfrastructureConfig">The valid Rollbar Infrastructure Configuration.</param>
        /// <param name="rollbarInternalEventHandler">Optional Rollbar Internal Event Handler.</param>
        /// <returns>N/A</returns>
        public static void ConfigureServices(
            IServiceCollection services,
            LogLevel rollbarLogLevel,
            RollbarInfrastructureConfig rollbarInfrastructureConfig,
            EventHandler<RollbarEventArgs>? rollbarInternalEventHandler = null
            )
        {
            if(!services.Any(s => s.ServiceType == typeof(IHttpContextAccessor)))
            {
                services.AddSingleton<IHttpContextAccessor, HttpContextAccessor>();
            }

            RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.Init(rollbarInfrastructureConfig);

            if (rollbarInternalEventHandler != null
                && RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.QueueController != null
                )
            {
                RollbarInfrastructure.Instance.QueueController.InternalEvent += rollbarInternalEventHandler;
            }

            services.AddRollbarLogger(loggerOptions =>
            {
                loggerOptions.Filter = (loggerName, logLevel) => logLevel >= rollbarLogLevel;
            });
        }

    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Since 2015, the ALIDP has been assisting the Pigeon Lake Watershed Association develop the stormwater chapter of its Watershed Management Plan. A major part of the work has been the development of the Clean Runoff Action Guide, currently in preliminary draft for the residents of Pigeon Lake. The Guide provides property owners with information on how to evaluate their own properties to ensure that the 1" rainfall event is retained on site. A future volume will provide guidance on measures for planning and public spaces.
The ALIDP provides input, advice and review of plans, projects and outreach materials for its partners and stakeholders, as requested and as time permits. Input has been provided on AUMA's Stormwater Policy Recommendations, the Bow River Basin Council's WMP Phase II, the City of Calgary LID Modules, and the Provincial Reuse Policy.


We will be a bilingual school working together in French and English. We are excited to welcome you!
A DTS (Disciple training school) is a time set a part for God to let Him captivate your heart and to give you a new passion for Him and His kingdom. It is an intensive, residential training course which begins with a 12 week lecture phase, followed by a 9 week outreach.


text: Q: Keep GDM from printing password to console? Whenever I login with GDM, it prints my password to the console, and when logging out it is visible temporarily until GDM loads again. I would like to  disable this (assuming it's supposed to do this and it isn't a bug), as I don't want people seeing my password when I'm out in public.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Vitus Audio truly is a great name in the industry. Best of high end got the chance to interview the leading man and visionair Hans-Ole Vitus. In this second part we asked him: 'How would you characterize the Vitus Audio sound? How do you create such a sound?'.
Hans-Ole Vitus: "Well let me start backwards. How I created it, is my IP and one of the things I don't talk too much about. But I'll give you a couple of pointers. What's the sound? Well, it's … I can tell you about that for a very long time. I'll give you the very short version. As I mentioned before, I was playing drums when I was really young. I still play drums. I also … wouldn't say play, but goof around with guitars and basses and stuff like that, all electric. My guitar amps run all on tubes, because I like the groovy sound of tubes. I'm too young to understand how to design with tubes and make them sound the way I would like them to sound. So, I just gave up on that. That doesn't mean I don't like the sound. I design with solid state, but I want to have … kind of a … especially the midrange … female voices have a special fluent, organic sound. I want that from tubes. On the other hand, the lower frequencies from tubes are mostly a little bit weak, not so well controlled, not so refined. The resolution can be fairly poor as well. Solid state excels in this area. For me it was a matter of … from day one … to mix and merge those two different sound topologies. That's basically it. A hybrid between the midrange from … or higher frequencies from tubes and lower frequencies from solid state, done by solid state. Here are some of the pointers in terms of how I'm doing that. Well, I'm not using any global feedback. I'm not using any parallel output power transistors, because I've not heard anyone, any type of solid state or power transistor … that in parallel doesn't grain the midrange. That's the opposite of how tubes actually sound like. Yeah … and then I use a lot of customized components; the transformer is one. So yeah … that are some of the pointers. But it took me … I'll put it this way short. It took me eight years to get that particular part done to the level I wanted it to be. So from when I started until I was happy … that took eight years. I actually started in 1995, but I didn't release the first product before 2003. The first real public presentation of Vitus Audio was at the CES in 2004. From 1995 to 2003 / 2004 was all research and development on that specific field.".


2) If you plan to take your child with you from the game(s) you need to fill out the following form. GCMSRideWithParentForm 19-20 (you will need to print this form and turn it in to your coach).
2) Create Accounts: Both a parent and student are required to create separate accounts.
Go to Arbiter Athlete Create your parent account, then a student account. *Creation of accounts can be done on all devices with internet connection: Computers, Smart Phones, Tablets, iPads, etc.
Home School selection- this is the school that you/your student attends/studies. Do NOT select the school district in which your school resides.
What if my student plays for both the Middle School and High School?! If your student plays on both a middle and high school team, upon account creation, select the home school in which your STUDENT STUDIES. You will be able to select the secondary school within the Additional Schools section after creating your account.
Once logged in, you will be prompted to link the parent and student account. Enter the email address to send an invitation to the parent/student. The invited person clicks on the link via email or text message to finish the linking process. The invited person can also login and accept the link request, via the prompt after logging in.
Why do I have to link accounts?Forms required by your school, often require both a parent and student signature to mark the form as completed. For the PlanetHS system to know what student and parent will be viewing and signing the proper forms, a linked parent/student account is required.
4) Athletic Forms button: Click the Athletic Forms button to move to the Pre-Participation Forms Overview Page and complete the required digital forms.
5) Select the Sports in which you will participate: In the Sports Interest section, check all the sports in which you will be participating. Note: Additional Schools (If Applicable) If you/your student participate in sports at multiple schools, add the additional schools here. If you/your student do not play for multiple schools, leave this section blank.
6) Complete & Sign Digital Forms: Click on each form link, complete each form, and click the Sign & Submit button.
Both the parent and student must complete this step.
Your school/district chooses which forms require the student, parent, or student AND parent signatures.
Parents will only see example forms until the parent and student accounts are linked.Once the accounts are linked, the parent example forms will convert to web-forms for completion. *The student will always see the webforms to complete and sign, even before the accounts are linked. This gives the ability for students to send a parent linked account request and to upload the physical exam signed by the physician during group physicals.
Upload Buttons are shown when you are required to upload a document instead of completing the web-form. For example, the physical exam form your physician completes or a birth certificate. These forms can be uploaded by either the parent or student but require the parents signature.
7) Accepted Forms Notification: When your school has accepted all forms, a notification will be sent to you stating all forms have been accepted. You will be notified via email and/or text message (only if you have selected the text message option during account creation) if a form has been denied by your school. You will be given the reason for denial and link to review and resubmit your changes back to the school.
8) Students should listen to announcements and participate in tryouts. Students who miss tryouts will miss the opportunity to be on the team.
Please visit the Cumberland County Schools Athletics Department for the most current games and schedules, or to view only Middle School Schedules, use the link: NC Prep Sports.
1. You must attend Gray's Creek Middle School.
2. You must have be in attendance for 85% of the previous semester – absent no more than 13 days – at an approved school.
3. You cannot fail more than 1 core course and 2 electives in previous semester.
4. You must get a current physical each year, to remain on file at GCMS.
5. Cannot become 15 years of age before August 31st of the current school year.
6. You must have a current concussion on file in the athletic office.
7. Football for grades 7th & 8th only.
8. GPA must have a weighted 2.0 or 77 average for the previous semester (2.0 or 70 average beginning Spring 2016).
– Game time will be at 4:00 pm.
– All games count towards Division Title.
– Admission is $4.00 (may be subject to change).
– Parents must pick up students promptly after games end.
– Students who are repeatedly picked up late at school events risk being banned from participating in after-school activities.


text:
Carol Cleveland (born 13 January 1942) is a British-American actress and comedian, particularly known for her work with Monty Python.

Early life
Born in East Sheen, London, she moved to the United States with her mother and U.S. Air Force stepfather at an early age. She was brought up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Lubbock, Texas; and later Pasadena, California, where she attended John Marshall Junior High School and Pasadena High School. She is a former Miss California Navy and appeared as Miss Teen Queen in MAD Magazine at age 15. Carol was Miss Teen in the August 1958 issue of Dig magazine.

Cleveland returned with her family to London in 1960, and studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Career
A stage actress and model who had appeared as an extra in The Persuaders!, a secretary in The Saint, a lover of Peter Wyngarde's character in The Avengers TV series episode "A Touch of Brimstone" (1966), and other TV shows and films, she started to appear as an extra in BBC comedy productions, including The Two Ronnies, Morecambe and Wise, and various vehicles for Spike Milligan.

Monty Python
Her comedy acting brought her to the attention of the production team of Monty Python's Flying Circus. She appeared in 30 of the 45 episodes in the series, plus all four Monty Python movies. Cleveland has contributed to many post-Python projects including the Concert for George and Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy). She has also appeared in many documentaries about the group's history, including Monty Python: Almost the Truth (Lawyers Cut).

Other work
Cleveland was voted number three in Splendor magazine's "100 Most Beautiful Entertainers" list in 1972.

In 1986, Cleveland played an American television journalist in Only Fools and Horses, in the episode "The Miracle of Peckham"; then in 1995, Cleveland had a small cameo in a sketch within Fist of Fun, a BBC comedy show featuring Stewart Lee and Richard Herring. In 2022, Cleveland appeared on an episode of First Dates.

Filmography

Film

Television

References

External links

April 2012 interview Monty Python and the Holy Grail Blu-ray
June 2014 interview Monty Python Reunion
 Carol Cleveland - Getty Images

1942 births
Living people
English film actresses
English television actresses
Actresses from London
English women comedians
Alumni of RADA
Comedians from London
Monty Python
English emigrants to the United States
People from East Sheen
Pasadena High School (California) alumni

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Three-time Olympic champion water polo player Benedek dies aged 47
Photo: www.waterpolo.hu
Ex-officer charged over fatal shooting of African American as Washington pushes for legislation on policing
The post has been shared by	274 people.
Three-time Olympic champion water polo player Tibor Benedek has died, his family told the Hungarian Water Polo Association.
Benedek, aged 47, died on Thursday morning after a serious illness, the family said.
Read alsoThe three time Olympic champion Hungarian water polo players in the International Swimming Hall of Fame
Benedek was a mainstay of the Golden Team, which triumphed in the Olympic tournaments of 2000, 2004 and 2008.
He was national coach of the Hungarian men's water polo team between 2013 and 2016.
Photo: MTI/Kovács Anikó
Benedek was named Hungarian Water Polo Player of the Year in 1992, 1993, 1994 and 2002.
In 2000 he was voted into the Hungarian water polo team of the century.
The tragic death of Benedek followed the death of another three-time Olympic water polo champion – György Kárpáti, who died on Wednesday at 84.
Read alsoLegendary golden water polo team of Hungary is back! – FINA Masters – Budapest2017
Source: MTI

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Deliver a luxurious guest room experience with the woven jacquard and matelasse bedding ensemble. This assortment (Patterns include: Cityscape, Wavy Jacq, Mini Seersucker & Basketweave-all shown on Third Sheeting page) of design textured fabrics are gently brushed for an extra soft hand. These woven top covers are made of heavyweight 100% polyester and are extremely durable, have excellent pill-resistance, and are packed with features that make caring for the product simple. Oversized decorative triple sheet features 1"x1" top/bottom hems and 1/2" side hems. Color coded to assist with size identification. Shams feature a 2" self flange with european closure side opening w/4" overlap for easy pillow loading. Available in white only.


text:
Ms Hewitt: Is some cases, an intermediate care bed in a community hospital is a good way of bringing someone out of an acute hospital, but in other cases it is better to bring them straight home with the full support of the patient support team.
Mr. Ian Austin : On the matter of patient care, will my right hon. Friend confirm whether it is indeed the case, as my research has shown, that the number of MRI scans has increased under this Government from 473,000 in 1997–98 to 858,000 in 2003–04, and that the number of heart operations has increased from 39,000 to 65,000—[Interruption.] The more Conservative Members go on, the more statistics I can read out about—[Interruption.]
Dr. Julian Lewis : On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I realise that the Government are suffering from the fact that they are labouring on Benches that are heaving with all of about half a dozen of their own Back Benchers, but is it in order for a Government Back Bencher to intervene or ask a question on the basis of reading a script that was overtly handed to him by one of his own—[Interruption.]
15 Nov 2005 : Column 854
Madam Deputy Speaker: Order. The House must come to order if I am to deal with a point of order—although it is not, in fact, a point of order for the Chair.
Ms Hewitt: As my hon. Friend the Member for Normanton (Ed Balls) pointed out earlier in the debate, the Conservative party has just fought an election campaign on the basis of a patient's passport policy that would take between £1 billion and £2 billion out of the NHS to subsidise private health care for the few. That would not solve the deficits where they exist in the minority of trusts—it would add to them and devastate the care that the NHS is able to offer right across our country. That, of course, is absolutely in line with the Conservative policy of looking after the few and not the many. The investment that we are making—[Interruption.]
Several hon. Members rose—
Ms Hewitt: No, I will not give way.
The investment that we are making in our national health service will continue—and so will the reforms and improvements. As we give patients more choice and a stronger voice, as we have more diverse providers but more freedom to innovate—as I saw at the Gateway centre this morning—and as we ensure that money follows patients with payment by results, we will give every hospital and every provider a real incentive to look at how they are working, to compare themselves with the best, to change their ways of operating, to move services from acute hospitals to community settings and to focus on prevention rather than simply cure. In other words, we will deliver the best possible health care with the best possible value for money.
Mr. Henry Bellingham (North-West Norfolk) (Con): Will the Secretary of State give way—please?
Ms Hewitt: No.
We will invest more money than ever before in the NHS. Our constituents can see the improvements. Most NHS organisations are not only delivering improved, better and faster care, but living within their means. That is what we expect from every part of the national health service. I am proud—and every hon. Member on this side of the House can be proud—of the additional investment that we are making.
Madam Deputy Speaker: Order. It is for the Secretary of State to decide when or whether she gives way.
Ms Hewitt: Madam Deputy Speaker, I am proud and we are proud of the more than 78,000 extra nurses and 27,000 extra doctors employed by the NHS, and the 500,000 more operations being carried out every year. With more patients treated and more lives saved than ever before, we will continue on our path of investment and reform. That stands in striking contrast to the policy of the Conservatives, so I commend our amendment and our programme to the House.
Sandra Gidley (Romsey) (LD): I am pleased to debate this subject today, and I am delighted that the Conservatives have made it clear that they are committed to the provision of
"comprehensive, high quality health services, based on need and not ability to pay".
There has been some doubt about that in the past—a doubt that was echoed by Labour Members when they queried the Conservatives' reluctance to commit to funding the health service, and their voting against the £8 billion funding increase associated with the increase in national insurance levels. However, the most important task for us today is to examine Labour's record after eight years in government, and to consider why, despite record levels of investment, many local health services are lurching from crisis to crisis, like a drunk on a Saturday night who grabs at anything in an attempt to stay upright.
I shall return to the question of the deficit shortly, but at this point I want to be fair and to acknowledge that some things have got better. When I was first elected in 2000, my postbag was full of letters from constituents who had been waiting years for hip replacements or hearing aids, or waiting months for heart operations classified as urgent. Such problems have been sorted out to an extent, but others are emerging in our local health services. I suspect that my experience is similar to that of many Members, in that today's issues for my constituents are the rationing of certain treatments and medicines, fear of MRSA, and the reorganisation of local health services. In an unprecedented development, NHS staff are writing letters to whistleblow on changes that they are particularly unhappy with. Such changes often mean a relocation of health services or a loss of hospital beds.
Mr. Mark Francois (Rayleigh) (Con): Is the hon. Lady aware that in the run-up to the general election, the Government were pushing very heavily a brand new diagnostic and treatment centre at Fossett's Farm, in Southend, to relieve pressure on Southend hospital, but once the election was safely out of the way, they promptly cancelled it? Does she think that a shocking and awful thing to do? The people of Essex certainly do.
Sandra Gidley: I can understand why local people think that dishonest, and presumably there are other such examples from elsewhere, but I am not aware of any specific ones.
Mr. David Burrowes (Enfield, Southgate) (Con): Will the hon. Lady give way?
Sandra Gidley: I was struck by the number of Members who tried to intervene earlier to discuss the problems in their health economy, but I will not give way just yet as I want to develop my argument.
The one question that is common to nearly all the letters that I receive from constituents, no matter what issue they are raising, is: where has all the money gone?
The NHS Confederation recently produced a briefing—not for this debate, I hasten to add—to try to answer that very question. Its summary states:
"Fifty per cent. of new investment has been spent recruiting new staff and paying higher salaries".
Some 20 per cent. of the new investment was spent on employing additional staff, and 30 per cent. was spent on additional pay for existing staff. The confederation's view is that that has led to people being treated quicker and more effectively, but the opposite view has been espoused from some quarters that although this money is welcome, the staff pool merely expands to meet the available budget. One problem has been a failure to ensure that the right services receive the right money.
Another major area of NHS spending is the drugs budget. In 2004–05, 686 million items were dispensed in England—an increase of 5.6 per cent. on the previous year. The drugs bill has risen by 46 per cent. since 2000 and now stands at some £8 billion. I do not share the view, espoused today in The Daily Telegraph, that that is a scandalous waste of money. Better prescribing has in many cases led to better outcomes. The prescribing of statins, for example, the current annual cost of which is £70 million, has the benefit of saving an estimated 9,000 lives a year. I am sure that those people are very grateful for that investment. Another claim on NHS resources has not been mentioned. The cost of inflation-proofing pensions has been transferred from the Treasury to the Department of Health—a classic case of the Treasury giving with one hand and taking away with the other.
It is also worth mentioning the NHS IT project, a huge investment amounting to more than £6.2 billion over 10 years. Unfortunately, the process seems to be dragging on somewhat, so far with little apparent benefit for patients. For example, the choose and book system for hospital appointments was due this December, but will be at least a year late. Predictably, Richard Granger, the man in charge of the scheme, has said that that is not his fault and claims that responsibility for the late delivery lies with the policy people at the Department of Health. If the Secretary of State is able to elaborate on the problems at the Department, I am sure that we would all be very interested.
To date, only 20,000 appointments have been booked. To put that in proportion, I can tell the House that about 9.5 million appointments are made every year, and that the target was to have 250,000 trial appointments booked by last December.
The NHS faces other significant cost pressures, such as those incurred by clinical negligence cases and the implementation of NICE guidance. However, the NHS Confederation is most interesting when it comes to the subject of why the service needed the extra money in the first place. It notes that Wanless analysed the state of the deficit under the previous Government, especially as a result of the tight financial settlements of the 1980s and 1990s, and then states that that cumulative deficit
"goes a long way to explaining the shortage of many types of staff, the poor condition of many buildings and the low level of investment in equipment."
I stress that the confederation is talking there not about the present situation, but about one that pertained some years ago. It also said:
"A culture developed in which NHS organisations were expected to report that they had 'broken even' without any enquiry into whether the methods used were sustainable."
That led to cuts in cleaning and catering budgets, and the confederation added that
"many key developments were put on hold, delayed or scaled back."
It reported that that affected the health service's approach to the prescribing of new drugs, as well as to matters such as buildings maintenance, staff shortages, staff training and new equipment.
At one stage, there was a freeze on the appointment of new consultants. In that, we might have come full circle, as the BMA has received reports from various quarters of a proposed freeze on consultant recruitment, and says that there is a threat of redundancies among consultants. The Royal College of Nursing has tracked the accelerating effects of the deficits since January, and only last week expressed concerns about the possibility of widespread nursing redundancies. Beverly Malone, RCN general secretary, said:
"We are putting a spotlight on this issue now before it is too late. Valuable, highly experienced frontline staff could be lost and we simply cannot afford to let this happen. It will hit patients services and put even more pressure on the nurses that are left. Nurses have delivered huge improvements in NHS services and they have led the way in modernising the NHS. These job losses are a slap in the face to them and suggest their past, present and future contributions are of little value."
I do not think that any hon. Member would say that the contribution made by nurses was of little value, but it is a matter for concern that the RCN should feel it necessary to put that on the public record.
That is the background, but I want to return to the situation that exists today. Overall, the NHS has just about squeezed in on budget, but about one trust in six is in deficit. The problem is getting worse, and the National Audit Office has said that 12 SHAs ended the financial year 2004–05 in deficit, compared with seven the previous year.
Earlier, the Secretary of State said that financial managers responsible for a lack of prudence had been moved out of the way. I pay tribute to the new chief executive of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight health authority, Sir Ian Carruthers. He has a very good strategic overview, wants to keep services, and seems to be the only person who understands how all the trusts meld together. However, it is somewhat disappointing that his failed predecessor should have been given a plum job in Whitehall. It might be an interesting exercise to see what happens to failed SHA chief executives, and find out whether all of them have been given similarly cushy numbers.


text:
Scrotochloa est un genre de plantes monocotylédones de la famille des Poaceae (graminées), sous-famille des Pharoideae, originaire des régions tropicales d'Asie et d'Australasie.

C'est, avec Leptaspis et Pharus , l'un des trois genres rattachés à la tribu des Phareae.
Ce sont des plantes herbacées vivaces, à port dressé ou décombant, dont les tiges peuvent avoir de 20 à 50 cm de long. L'inflorescence est une panicule, composée d'épillets unisexués, mâles ou femelles (plante monoïque).

Liste d'espèces
Selon  :
 Scrotochloa tararaensis (Jansen) Judz. (1984)
 Scrotochloa urceolata (Roxb.) Judz. (1984)

Notes et références

Liens externes

Pharoideae
Genre de Poaceae (nom scientifique)


text:
Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies
Gro Hellesdatter Jacobsen*, Anke Piekut
*Kontaktforfatter
International migration in general and the recent refugee crisis in particular are complex and much debated topics in European politics. Concurrently, education systems must operate under uncertain and unpredictable conditions. In this situation, migrant children become a group at particular educational risk of exclusion and marginalisation. This paper explores reflections of principals of schools with migrant students regarding how to navigate in those uncertainties related to how migrants are received in Denmark and whether current Danish policies on migration and integration affect the everyday practices in education. Thus, the paper looks at how problematisation and insecuritisation processes stemming from current immigration and integration policies in Denmark influence professionals' working conditions in the field of education. Drawing on methodological perspectives from narrative theory, a selection of five out of 15 interviews with school principals are analysed, focusing on their small stories about approaching the complex processes of risk production when providing education for migrant children. The conclusion drawn from the study is that immigration and integration policies that do not stem from the field of education still influence the field of education in a way that creates complex dilemmas for school professionals when navigating in the (co-)production of risks.
Education Inquiry
E-pub ahead of print - 2. feb. 2022
Dokumenter og links
10.1080/20004508.2022.2028996Licens: CC BY-NC
Dyk ned i forskningsemnerne om 'Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies'. Sammen danner de et unikt fingeraftryk.
integration policy Samfundsvidenskab 100%
principal Samfundsvidenskab 87%
immigration policy Samfundsvidenskab 86%
immigration Samfundsvidenskab 64%
migrant Samfundsvidenskab 47%
Denmark Samfundsvidenskab 30%
education Samfundsvidenskab 24%
coproduction Samfundsvidenskab 18%
Jacobsen, G. H., & Piekut, A. (2022). Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies. Education Inquiry. https://doi.org/10.1080/20004508.2022.2028996
Jacobsen, Gro Hellesdatter ; Piekut, Anke. / Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies. I: Education Inquiry. 2022.
@article{2677851e1cb346f8aba8adee035f4071,
title = "Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals{\textquoteright} Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies",
abstract = "International migration in general and the recent refugee crisis in particular are complex and much debated topics in European politics. Concurrently, education systems must operate under uncertain and unpredictable conditions. In this situation, migrant children become a group at particular educational risk of exclusion and marginalisation. This paper explores reflections of principals of schools with migrant students regarding how to navigate in those uncertainties related to how migrants are received in Denmark and whether current Danish policies on migration and integration affect the everyday practices in education. Thus, the paper looks at how problematisation and insecuritisation processes stemming from current immigration and integration policies in Denmark influence professionals{\textquoteright} working conditions in the field of education. Drawing on methodological perspectives from narrative theory, a selection of five out of 15 interviews with school principals are analysed, focusing on their small stories about approaching the complex processes of risk production when providing education for migrant children. The conclusion drawn from the study is that immigration and integration policies that do not stem from the field of education still influence the field of education in a way that creates complex dilemmas for school professionals when navigating in the (co-)production of risks.",
keywords = "Education of migrant children, insecuritisation, narrative analysis, school principals, small stories",
author = "Jacobsen, {Gro Hellesdatter} and Anke Piekut",
journal = "Education Inquiry",
publisher = "Taylor & Francis",
Jacobsen, GH & Piekut, A 2022, 'Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies', Education Inquiry. https://doi.org/10.1080/20004508.2022.2028996
Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies. / Jacobsen, Gro Hellesdatter; Piekut, Anke.
I: Education Inquiry, 02.02.2022.
T1 - Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies
AU - Jacobsen, Gro Hellesdatter
AU - Piekut, Anke
N2 - International migration in general and the recent refugee crisis in particular are complex and much debated topics in European politics. Concurrently, education systems must operate under uncertain and unpredictable conditions. In this situation, migrant children become a group at particular educational risk of exclusion and marginalisation. This paper explores reflections of principals of schools with migrant students regarding how to navigate in those uncertainties related to how migrants are received in Denmark and whether current Danish policies on migration and integration affect the everyday practices in education. Thus, the paper looks at how problematisation and insecuritisation processes stemming from current immigration and integration policies in Denmark influence professionals' working conditions in the field of education. Drawing on methodological perspectives from narrative theory, a selection of five out of 15 interviews with school principals are analysed, focusing on their small stories about approaching the complex processes of risk production when providing education for migrant children. The conclusion drawn from the study is that immigration and integration policies that do not stem from the field of education still influence the field of education in a way that creates complex dilemmas for school professionals when navigating in the (co-)production of risks.
AB - International migration in general and the recent refugee crisis in particular are complex and much debated topics in European politics. Concurrently, education systems must operate under uncertain and unpredictable conditions. In this situation, migrant children become a group at particular educational risk of exclusion and marginalisation. This paper explores reflections of principals of schools with migrant students regarding how to navigate in those uncertainties related to how migrants are received in Denmark and whether current Danish policies on migration and integration affect the everyday practices in education. Thus, the paper looks at how problematisation and insecuritisation processes stemming from current immigration and integration policies in Denmark influence professionals' working conditions in the field of education. Drawing on methodological perspectives from narrative theory, a selection of five out of 15 interviews with school principals are analysed, focusing on their small stories about approaching the complex processes of risk production when providing education for migrant children. The conclusion drawn from the study is that immigration and integration policies that do not stem from the field of education still influence the field of education in a way that creates complex dilemmas for school professionals when navigating in the (co-)production of risks.
KW - Education of migrant children
KW - insecuritisation
KW - narrative analysis
KW - school principals
KW - small stories
JO - Education Inquiry
JF - Education Inquiry
Jacobsen GH, Piekut A. Immigration, Education and Insecuritisation. School Principals' Small Stories on National Immigration and Integration Policies. Education Inquiry. 2022 feb. 2. Epub 2022 feb. 2. doi: 10.1080/20004508.2022.2028996


No Experience Resume Template is one of most useful picture guide about words and continue sample. That no experience resume template has been created with briliant idea and follow tendency of resume this year.
The images size aspect of no experience resume template was pixels. You may also search for some motivation no experience resume template photographs with briliant proven fact that linked to you search down to series images and creativity that people provide. If you wish to discover another image or article about just push the next key or prior key; or if you should be enthusiastic about similar images of no experience resume template, you're free to browse through research function that found on prime this page or random article section at below of the post. Develop this post it could enable you to get data that individuals provide.
issued by simply Russell Taylor at 2018-12-29 10:22:41. To find out just about all shots in No Experience Resume Template pictures gallery please bear in mind this particular web page link.


For as long as I can remember my anxiety has always been around. It has always held my hand (and heart) in its grasp and successfully snaked a pathway through my life. It has entered many a life decision, both major and minor, and has held an invisible place in my relationships with family, friends and loves. Anxiety invited itself along to any social setting I found myself in and happily littered my mind with unhelpful and negative thoughts.
It has only been in the past 10 years that I've made a conscious effort to try and rein it in. This has included speaking to my doctor about it and finding out more information to try and understand it and the possible triggers for experiencing anxiety in my everyday life. My doctor referred me to a psychologist so that I could try addressing an anxiety management plan. That's when I realised that I wasn't just dealing with anxiety on its own. Both anxiety and depression are mental health conditions which often accompany one another.
Although reluctant at first, I agreed to taking an anti-depressant. Initially the path to taking the medication was a long one. I hummed and harred about it for some time. I had mixed feelings about it and I was worried about how long I would be on them. Months? Years? My reluctance being borne out of my own stigma against mental health. I'll be honest, I had my head buried in the sand for a long time on mental health and didn't even know it until faced with my own struggles and the mental breakdown of a family member (which I'll write about in a future post).
So when hubby and I discussed having our first child, I spoke to my doctor about stopping my meds. I was also in a 'good' place and felt as if my life was on track. My doctor agreed to it and we discussed a plan to safely reduce my intake. I did not feel comfortable about being on the meds at the same time as trying to conceive. However, my doctor did advise that the particular meds I had been on would not be harmful to the unborn child. One thing she reiterated with me on several occasions was this: the mental health of the mother is important. After all, how can the child be nurtured and cared for by a mother who is not mentally healthy?
Fast forward to my pregnancy. Despite suffering nausea throughout the entirety of my pregnancy, I had nothing to complain about. I felt the healthiest I had ever been in my entire life! I was eating a well balanced diet and was looking after myself. It was as if my anxiety and depression were from another lifetime. Both conditions hardly got a look-in and I felt mentally and emotionally well. Life was great! After all, we were awaiting the arrival of our little one – what wasn't there to be happy about?!
Unfortunately though, postnatal depression arrived promptly after the birth of my son. It synchronised its arrival with my emergency C-section and coursed its way through my veins at the same time as I could feel myself coming out of the epidural and anesthetic. I remember how sick I felt and looking at the tiny baby placed in my arms and thinking "What the…?". Couldn't they see how crook I was? For no reason I felt angry and resentful. I wasn't feeling crash hot and I remember saying out loud to no-one in particular, "I really don't feel so good. Can you take the baby please?". I remember repeating it several times to no avail.
Now I wish that I could write here that I was able to address it right away. That I recognised it and called it for what it was. After all, I'm qualified in both depression and anxiety right? Unfortunately, I ignored it; kept my head down and tried to keep going. I didn't even know that postnatal depression existed. That there was a name for what I was feeling at the time. The alarm bells were going off in my head, yet I chose the path of selective hearing and continued to stick my head in the sand.
I felt confused and ashamed and a whole myriad of other feelings all at once in those first few hours, days, weeks and months after giving birth. I felt so many things: inadequate, like a failure, guilt, irritated, resentful. I was often close to tears, felt low, lost interest in activities that I usually enjoyed (I love reading but I couldn't bring myself to even consider it), unable to cope with everyday life. I withdrew into myself and wanted to get away/escape from everything. It was a terrible experience not just for myself, but also my hubby.
Why on earth was I feeling like this? What was wrong with me? Fear weighed heavily on my mind and I labelled myself a bad mother in the first couple of weeks. I should have been happy and overwhelmed with love for the tiny human which hubby and I had created. Instead, I felt a war raging within me. It was a very lonely and confusing time. Postnatal depression had snuck up on me and then decided to hang around uninvited.
Yes! It probably felt intense more so at that time of trying to "fix" and manage it – the anxiety I mean. It's all a work-in-progress though. I think we all have our good days and bad days. I just felt like I was having more bad days I guess because of anxiety!! Currently, I'm in a good place and although life is an up'n'down and forward moving energy-ball, I've got a handle on things a lot better than what I did all those years ago!


Derived from Spanish tradition, the Hackamore is a type of horse headgear which serves the same function of a bit without actually going in the horse's mouth; thus earning the nickname, the 'bitless bit.' It is suitable for young and sensitive horses, as well as horses with dental problems or conformations which reject the conventional bit. Like any other bit, the Hackamore can be mild or severe, and the skill of the rider is equally important - the pressure points which the Hackamore works upon are very sensitive and can be damaged.


From PBS.org: "Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth" is the first film biography of writer and activist Alice Walker. Most famous for her seminal novel "The Color Purple" for which she won a Pulitzer Prize, Walker was raised in poverty in the rural South during the violent and seismic social changes of mid-20th century America. Women, poverty and civil rights became the inherent themes in her writing.


As Mayor of the City of Tallmadge, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our website! We hope that the information we've provided for you will be helpful.
I was born and raised in Tallmadge and am proud to say that we are a city of history and tradition. From our unique Town Circle with the Old Town Hall and Historic Tallmadge Church, to our beautiful parks, Maca Pool Aquatic Center, state-of-the-art Recreation Center and excellent school system featuring a Western Reserve designed high school, Tallmadge has always been a great place to call home.
Tallmadge was founded in 1807 by the Reverend David Bacon as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve. It was Bacon who laid out our picturesque Circle based on the New England design of the day. Today, the Circle is still the central focal point of our community of nearly 18,000 people. We blend an Early American heritage with a present day Midwestern hospitality!
Our residents and community leaders have worked diligently to preserve the small town feel of Tallmadge while always looking ahead to the needs of our residents and businesses. Community services have always kept pace with the growth and expansion of the City. That coupled with our close proximity to both Akron and Cleveland via the expansive interstate highway system, have made Tallmadge an extremely attractive community for those looking for a small town environment close to the conveniences of a large city. Tallmadge is definitely one of northeast Ohio's premier communities in which to live, work or raise a family.
I'm sure you will quickly grow to love our town just as all of us already do. We welcome you and hope that no matter how long you are here, your memories of Tallmadge will be great ones!


text:
diamond processing plant installations
Diamond Washing Plant Dec 06, 2015· Land-use Diamond washing plant is used for extraction of diamond and gemston It is mainly used for Alluvial or It is produced by Qingzhou Yongli Mining and Dredging Machinery Co...
The Diamond process from the Mine to the Market Jul 17, 2008· This feature is not available right now Please try again later...
The Diamond process from the Mine to the Market Jul 17, 2008· Learn about the diamond manufacturing process from the mine to market DiamondonNet/...
Processing Archives Mining Technology | Mining News and Views Updated Daily is using cooki We use them to give you the best experience If you continue using our website, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on this website...
API RP 540 Electrical Installations in Petroleum Processing Plants A description is not available for this item API RP 540 February 1, 1974 Recommended Practice for Electrical Installations in Petroleum Processing Plants The scope of this publication is limited to systems that supply electrical power to petroleum processing plants ....
How diamond is made The diamond is the hardest natural substance known It is found in a type of igneous rock known as kimberlite The diamond itself is essentially a chain of carbon atoms that have crystallized The stone's unique hardness is a result of the densely concentrated nature of the carbon chains...
Blue Diamond Growers Blue Diamond Growers is a California agricultural cooperative and marketing organization that specializes in almondsFounded in 1910 as the California Almond Grower's Exchange, the organization claims to be the world's largest tree nut processing and marketing company...
Locations In 1979 the plant was upgraded from simply almond storage to include a brown almond processing line and by 2007 in became the most technologically advanced brown almond processing line in the world The facility encompasses 49 acres and can process over 1 million pounds of almonds every day...
Dense Media Separation In a Dense Media Separation (DMS) plant, powdered ferrosilicon (an alloy of iron and silicone) is suspended in water to form a fluid near the density of diamond (352 g/cm3), to which the diamond bearing material is added to begin the separation process of the ,...
Minerals Engineering International Online The installation of a diamond-processing plant on the mv Peace in Africa involved the conversion of a dock vessel to an ocean-going vessel capable of carrying both the undersea-mining vehicle and the processing plant The Bateman Engineering team designing the process plant therefore had to liaise very closely with the naval architects in ....
Food & Beverage Production Food & Beverage Production Not only have we specialized in food and beverage facilities for over 23 years, but we consistently earn new business in new industries from our many contacts at these faciliti Even today we earn over 75% of our business through work at industrial food processing and beverage bottling plants...
Diamond processing Aug 18, 2003· Hi there I honestly do not know which is the right forum to post on; so here go Where can I get info on how ore is worked up to get the the diamonds out? G...
Processing plant to cost $302 million Apr 13, 2012· The plant is expected to cost US$302 million and is approximately one-third of the total cost of the project, which is pegged at $902 million according to capital cost estimates released last year...
Diamond Mines and Diamond Processing Facilities The majority of the diamond processing plants designed by Fluor are based on the dense medium separation (DMS) principle coupled with X-ray sorting, which generally provides the most efficient diamond concentration technique...
GOLD PROCESSING PLANTS GOLD PROCESSING PLANTS Portable placer gold processing plants for alluvial mining, screen deck classifying jigs for alluvial dredging and mining, self contained gold processing plant, fine gold recovery, gold processing plants, gold processing plant, mine plant, mining plant, mining plants, placer gold recovery plant, gold processing plants, GOLD, PROCESSING, PLANTS...
Prev: grinding for rounds
Next: micro grinder for sale
u s ball mill powder industry
iron powder press
stone crusher industry in rajasthan
are new clausing milling machines any good


Resume Letter, Sample Letter When Asking For Donations was posted December 6, 2015 at 3:47 pm by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter When Asking For Donations has viewed by 675 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Letter Invitation For Meeting was posted March 27, 2015 at 10:39 pm by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter Invitation For Meeting has viewed by 1003 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Letter Of Resignation Format was posted April 22, 2015 at 8:56 pm by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter Of Resignation Format has viewed by 1676 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Letter Requesting For Franchise was posted March 5, 2015 at 5:27 pm by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter Requesting For Franchise has viewed by 940 visitor.
Resume Letter, Cover Letter Sample Usa Jobs was posted February 20, 2017 at 11:41 am by irpens.co . More over Cover Letter Sample Usa Jobs has viewed by 1488 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Letter Of Reply To Resignation was posted December 22, 2015 at 8:40 am by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter Of Reply To Resignation has viewed by 1242 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Letter Of Vacation Pay Request was posted November 21, 2016 at 11:44 pm by irpens.co . More over Sample Letter Of Vacation Pay Request has viewed by 914 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Payment Reminder Letter Format was posted June 22, 2016 at 12:49 am by irpens.co . More over Sample Payment Reminder Letter Format has viewed by 1209 visitor.
Resume Letter, Sample Appeal Letter Format College was posted September 26, 2015 at 1:36 am by irpens.co . More over Sample Appeal Letter Format College has viewed by 1217 visitor.
Resume Letter, Self Declaration Letter Format Samples was posted February 21, 2017 at 8:35 pm by irpens.co . More over Self Declaration Letter Format Samples has viewed by 1571 visitor.


text:
Pattern-Seeking Animals 2- A Conversation with Dave Meros and Ted Leonard
On April 29, 2020 April 29, 2020 By Adam SearsIn progressive rock
Pattern Seeking Animals will be releasing their sophomore album Prehensile Tales, May 15th on InsideOutMusic. The band consists of current and former Spock's Beard members Ted Leonard (Guitar and Vocals), Jimmy Keegan (Drums), Dave Meros (bass) and Spock's long-time contributing songwriter John Boegehold (Keys and Producer). I had fun speaking with Ted and Dave about the new album, as well as their side-projects and how they've been keeping occupied during quarantine life.
Congrats on the new album. I'm really digging it, It's quite different than the debut. I like the first one, but I definitely like this one better. It has more interesting ideas and sounds.
DAVE – I think that's the general consensus with us too.
TED- For me, I don't know, actually. There are certain songs I really connect with, but there's definitely a broader sound palette on this one for sure, which a lot of reviewers have pointed out as well. There's also a lot of real instrumentation which sounds more authentic. It's a bigger sound. It's a bigger band than we are.
What's your favorite track on the new album?
TED- "Soon But Not Today"- It's between that and "Lifeboat".
DAVE- It's kind hard to pick one on this album for me, but mine is kind of a tie between "Lifeboat" and "Why Don't We Run". I really like that song for some reason.
TED- That one appeals to me too. It's super different. I played it for my daughter and she thought it was really cool, and I've played it for my boss who's a super prog-head and he said "That was different." Haha. Like many of the songs on this album, it incorporates so many feels and in this case, it's like a spaghetti western, instead of being filmed it Italy, it was filmed in South Korea.
Did you record this album, in the same fashion as the first, or was there a different technique or anything unusual for these sessions?
DAVE- It was pretty much the same, except for John writing all of it this time. We're all up here in our little man-caves recording our parts.
TED- Everything's isolated except for Jimmy, but that's the same as the first album. The only instrument these days that really require a great sounding room is drums. So he records it at Rich's (Mouser) studio.
"Here in My Autumn" is the first single from Prehensile Tales:
RoSfest 2020 in May was supposed to be Pattern Seeking Animals' debut live performance. Since RoSfest 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic, how is PSA coping with the cancellation or changing their plans?
TED- Yeah, we were bummed about that, but of course no one's making plans. Obviously we'd like to perform for people in a live scenario. It's going to be a fun line-up, especially with the two guys we have in mind to fill out the roster. We have Dennis Atlas, who we would bring on as the primary keyboardist, because John's not going to come out and play live with us, and then we would require someone who can wear many hats, and that would Walter Eno. He's a local scene dude who's a really good guitar player, keyboardist, he plays some sax, and he apparently can sing very well too.
What's the main reason John can't perform live with you guys?
TED- It's just not in his interest.
DAVE- Yeah, he doesn't want to and he would have to develop a whole rig. He's never played keyboards in a band live before, so that's a whole different animal. You have to get all your patches all organized and split keyboards- I don't blame him.
TED- Yeah, I have nightmares about that sometimes. I've actually had real nightmares about someone sticking an instrument in my hands, repeatedly it's Ed Platt from Enchant. He says "You know what key it's in, just go out there and play it!" And I'm like "I don't fuckin' know this song!" Haha, yup just a weird dream I have. But I've lived the nightmare of having to become a keyboardist- a better keyboardist than I am- very quickly. I'm glad it happened- it gave me a broader understanding. It's a little easier to find my way around, if I have to.
I was super impressed when you did the keys for Transatlantic on the ship (Progressive Nation at Sea 2014).
TED- Yeah, that was fun! That was a crash course! I've always been able to play chords and single-note parts, I know my scales and I know chordal theory well enough, but when Neal called me up and said "You're gonna play this part and that part", and I was like "Wait a minute- that's a piano part! My left hand doesn't even touch this instrument!"
I know not much is happening as far as plans go right now, but is there anything you guys are hoping to get started with once the dust settles?
DAVE- Nothing finite, but we're always fielding offers.
TED- Yeah, nothing specific, but we'd like to get in on some festivals, maybe get in on the cruise, if there ever is a cruise again. Of course we would entertain the idea of touring if we could find a way that was financially feasible. I think the only way to do that is to pair up with a band that makes for a good bill.
What's going on in Spock's Beard world?
TED- So much! Haha
DAVE- It's kind of the same thing. Just seeing what comes up. We do have the cruise booked for 2021.
TED- There's that, and we just played a couple shows in San Pedro, but that was just a keep-the-wheel-greased gig. But that was fun.
Ted, what's going on with Enchant these days?
TED- Enchant's supposed to be writing right now, and they were writing on a weekly basis as a group, I live further away from them now, so I can't really be a part of the group writing. But usually I'll get demos which will or will not already have vocals on them. Or if we're going to take a song of mine, it's usually submitted as a completed piece, then they just sort of embellish or whatever. I can't even say usually when you're talking abut a band whose most recent album came out like 4 years ago, and the prior one was 10 years before that.
Dave, still working with Iron Butterfly?
DAVE- That's another one of those handful-of-gigs-per-year bands. We have stuff booked in July which I'm hoping works- fingers crossed. We might all still be locked up in our houses then, who knows.
Is there a musician you haven't got a chance to work with, but would like to?
TED- Yeah.
Haha… and who might that be?
TED- Sure, yeah! Most of them are dead. I would love to lure Casey McPherson out of the band [Flying Colors], and let me take over that spot. Haha, I was going to start with saying I love anytime I get to do anything with Neal Morse, and I would love to do something with Steve Morse someday. Anybody from Kansas, past or present. I would love to sing on something that Kerry Livgren wrote. There are a ton of guitarists I'd love to have on one of my future solo albums. Or just someone to be the guitarist, and I'll just do my thing. One of those guys is James Santiago who's been a friend of mine since we were in our twenties and I just always wanted to have him be in a band with me. We did a Jellyfish video a few years ago. I've always fantasized about having that guy in a band. A lot of people know who he is because he's been part of the build process for certain popular Line 6 products, but they haven't gotten to hear how good he is as a guitar player. I would like to make a band for the sole purpose of getting that guy some visibility. Plus he's the coolest guy in the world.
DAVE- You know, I always say "no" to that kind of question and the reason is I can pick Peter Gabriel or Jimmy Hendrix or any of those guys; there are hundreds of them. But if I played with them, it wouldn't be the same and I would probably end up being really embarrassed. So I'd rather not, haha.
TED- Yeah, it'd be like when you're talking about someone's bass player you probably esteem as better than yourself, like Peter Gabriel's, it's kind hard to want to fill some of those shoes. That would be like me wanting to play with the members of Queensrÿche– yeah no, I'm not going to do that.
DAVE- Yeah, and let's say you get to play with Jimmy Hendrix and it turns out he's just tripping on acid or something and it's just really weird just to be there- your whole mystique about him would be gone then. It just wouldn't be the same. Never meet your idols, I guess.
TED- Same reason I'll never have sex with a porn star, haha
Dave, have you met an idol you were disappointed in meeting?
DAVE- Actually the ones I've met have been really nice. I've never met anyone who blew me off… oh wait! I actually I did! One of my big bass idols is Percy Jones, and on the last cruise when Brand X was playing and I was all tongue tied like you get with your idols, he just kinda blew me off- that was really depressing, giving me a look like "oh no, here's another asshole telling me I'm great- just let me go back stage and have a beer… come on!" you know? But then I met him later that night, had a cocktail with him and talked to him for quite a while and he was super nice.
What have you been doing differently these days because of the pandemic stay- at -home orders? You guys picking up any new activities or skills?
DAVE- I got some work actually. There's this guy I play for, and he just records stuff all the time, so I have another album from him to record, so I have that, which is really good timing. And I've been working on my basses and building a speaker cabinet. I'm kind of a hermit anyway, so my life hasn't really changed that much.
TED- I work from home, so in many ways, it hasn't changed much for me either, apart from the fact that I'm never home alone anymore. My wife just finished her masters- she was seeing a bunch of clients, but she obviously hasn't been able to see them now, but she has some physiology clients that get on the phone with her to do FaceTime, but a lot of them aren't comfortable with that… yeah she's been home a lot. All that means is… yeah… my life has… improved.
DAVE Haha… I know what that means.
What made you want to become a musician? Was there a moment in time that lead you there or a musician that influenced you to say "I wanna do that"? (Listen to soundclip below)
https://progarchy.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/psa2-interview-1.m4a
I'm on a Rush kick right now. I've been trying to listen to an album a day. What is your favorite Rush album?
TED- You're gonna hate me.
Oh yeah?
TED- Just by having said that, what would you guess?
Probably something in the late 80's, early 90's? Roll the Bones?
TED- Presto
Nice! Actually, the very first Rush album I ever heard. So I actually like that album quite a bit!
TED- Yeah, that was the first one I ever owned, but I listened to rock radio growing up, so I heard everything prior to that, that was a release. But when "Show Me Don't Tell Me" came out, and I heard it, I just remember going "OK, I gotta get that album."
DAVE- The only album I'm familiar with, front to back, is 2112. All the rest of them I just heard bits and pieces from, which is really weird, because I really like Rush, but I've never been a person to buy all of their records. So I'd say 2112, that's the only one I owned and used to play all the time.
TED- I wasn't familiar with the deeper cuts until I joined Enchant, and those guys were Rush freaks, so it was almost like required reading. The original drummer of Enchant, Paul Craddick, was especially a die-hard fan. Personally it was hard for me to get into Rush. If we talk through a list of bands that I've liked over the years, the one commonality is usually the lead singer. Not only do they have to strike my ears as something I like, a lot of time they have to be someone I can sing along with, otherwise it just loses my interest- part of being a lead singer, I guess. It was always hard for me to get into Jon Anderson, which I know, that's heresy, but his voice is unapproachable. Trevor Rabin is right in my wheel house, but Jon Anderson, not so much. I was more into the arena rock growing up, buying Triumph albums. Rik Emmett, has the same kind of voice as Geddy, but I think he's technically a better singer, personally.
The last interview I did for PSA, I asked John and Jimmy what was their favorite food, so I'd like to get your answers for that as well.
DAVE- Man, that is a hard choice for me.
TED- Dave really likes cock.
DAVE- I like cock prepared anyway. Anyway you prepare a nice cock, I'm there.
TED- Especially filleted.
Wrapped in Bacon?
DAVE- Wrapped in bacon for sure!
TED- Everything is good wrapped in bacon!
TED- There's a street near me, and apparently it's a guy's name, but it's called Dick Cook Lane. Every time I drive by it, a whole scenario goes off in my head.
DAVE- I have a hard time decided between three- Indian food, Thai food, and Mexican food. They all tie for my #1 spot. For Mexican, I'll eat anything. For Thai food, I always gravitate toward the spicy mint noodles. For Indian food, I really like Saag Paneer.
TED- Before Spock's Beard, I would have said something completely different, but everyone would be going out on a night off or whatever, and we ended up at an Indian food in England, which is the best place to get Indian food. And I didn't want to be a dick or anything, so I said, ok I'll go, and it was the best thing I ever tasted. So I've been on an Indian kick for a few years now. We made Chicken Tikka Masala at home a few times. It's quite a process, but I love pretty much anything Indian. And with Thai, I hated curry as a kid, but now I just can't get enough of it.
Thank you so much for meeting up with me! Congrats on the album! It's really great!
Anything you'd like the Progarchy readers to know about about it?
TED- It's definitely going to be a step in a different direction. It has a big appeal for prog fans; it has a lot of prog moments, but also doesn't shy away from non-prog moments. I think it will attract the mature prog fan. Not the ones that say, "If it's not prog, I can't like it". If it's not Scottish, it's crap! hehe. It has appeal for all the masses, including the North Koreans.
DAVE- It's very melodic. Like John said with the first release, you're never more than like 30 seconds away from some kind of a hook. If you're into musical rather than shredding, this is for you.
Pre-order Prehensile Tales on CD, Vinyl, or Digital at this link!
Glass Hammer's Dreaming City
Bandcamp Does It Again!
One thought on "Pattern-Seeking Animals 2- A Conversation with Dave Meros and Ted Leonard"
Great interview, Adam!


text:
Сальвадіос () — муніципалітет в Іспанії, у складі автономної спільноти Кастилія-і-Леон, у провінції Авіла. Населення —  особи (2010).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 130 км на північний захід від Мадрида, 41 км на північний захід від Авіли.

Демографія

Примітки

Муніципалітети провінції Авіла


Women generally live longer than men. Women are often a few years younger than their spouses. Therefore, it is highly likely that most women will become widows at some point in their life. One recent article suggested that "85% of women will be left alone to fend for themselves by age 65". This would be bad enough if it wasn't for the fact that women still earn less than their male equivalents. They are more likely to take a career break to raise the family or look after elderly relatives. Taking a career break can have wider consequences than just having no income for a few years; it can significantly reduce career progression on return to work. Not only does this reduce career earning capacity, it also significantly reduces the ability to save for retirement.
The inspiration for this blog came from a recent article which stated that only one in four women have a financial adviser. Even more worryingly, of those that did, two out of three didn't trust their adviser or were unhappy with the relationship and seeking to change advisers. This came as no surprise to me. I had a recent meeting with a couple who have used the same adviser for over 10 years. During our initial chat Fiona told me, "I think I am an intelligent person. I ask relevant questions but I don't understand a word they are talking about." We had a discussion about Forty Two's investment strategy and she thanked me by saying "in all the years I have been coming to these investment meetings, this is the first time I have actually understood what an adviser was talking about." While this was great feedback to hear it is also a pretty damning indictment of financial advice in general.
It is not surprising then that four out of five widows change financial adviser within the first year of losing their spouse because of the way they were treated when their husband was alive.
Women own 30% of all global wealth but although they may have less money than men, they typically control 80% of all household financial decisions!
This is something that has happened for generations and shows no sign of changing. My grandfather would bring his pay-packet home on Friday and give it to my gran who managed the household budget and still managed to save for a rainy day. Today my son spends his pocket money before he has it (in fact he has spent it several times over by the time he receives it) while his little sister can account for every penny and is capable of making informed financial decisions including which chocolate represents the best value for money in ASDA.
Research also suggests that women make better investors than men. A study of 38,000 investment accounts by the University of California found that women investors out performed men by 9% per year. David Bach summed it up in his book Smart Women Finish Rich, "As a rule, women make better investors than men. When women become investors, they generally devise a plan, and then stick to it." Men on the other hand often suffer from a fear of commitment. Rather than stick with an agreed investment strategy they often get bored and led astray by the latest "hot thing".
It is clear that many women will find themselves widowed at some point. Therefore, it is essential that they are fully aware of their overall financial position at all times to avoid even greater stress when the time comes to look after it alone. Financial planning and investment decisions should actively involve all parties affected by them and not be delegated to one spouse or the other. For those women who have been recently widowed, it is vitally important to find a trusted adviser that can help create a proper financial plan to ensure their continued security rather than some investment adviser who wants to talk jargon and discuss exciting investment opportunities.


text:
Agricultural Inputs & Services
Market Systems
Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture
Small Business Partners Form
Team & Board of Directors
F2F Partnership Will Bring Industry Expertise to African Agro-Processors
CHAMPAIGN, I.L. — The Soybean Innovation Lab (SIL), the American Oil Chemists' Society (AOCS), and the USAID-funded Southern Africa Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) program implemented by Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA) have partnered to provide support to agro-processors in Southern Africa. The F2F program provides technical support to farmers and agribusinesses in developing countries to promote sustainable advancement in food security and agro-processing. By leveraging the expertise of volunteers from US-based agricultural organizations, F2F is able to respond to the local needs of host-country farmers, agribusinesses, and other agricultural organizations and improve agricultural sector productivity and profitability.
"We are really excited about the partnership with SIL and CNFA in support of the F2F program," said Patrick Donnelly, CEO of AOCS. "Together, our organizations bring all of the pieces necessary to advance the science and technology in the oilseed processing sector in developing countries."
The CNFA-implemented F2F program, currently active in Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Moldova, posts mid-to senior-level U.S. volunteers to farmer groups, agribusinesses and other agriculture sector institutions for two- to four-week, in-person assignments. It is the goal of SIL and CNFA to present AOCS members with opportunities to volunteer their technical support and expertise to agro-processing leaders and professionals in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). In addition to exhibiting at the recent AOCS virtual annual meeting, the three organizations plan to host a webinar to educate AOCS members about the F2F program and volunteer experience. Given the current travel restrictions in place due to COVID-19 risks, AOCS members may volunteer their expertise and mentorship virtually. Educating AOCS members on the specific needs of SSA agro-processors and thoughtfully matching them where their areas of interest and expertise will be best utilized will be critical to the success of this collaboration.
Many agro-processors in SSA lack ready access to the research, development, implementation science expertise, state-of-the-art equipment, and skilled labor available in the U.S. and Europe. As demand for soy products continues to increase across the African continent, SIL and CNFA recognize the need to connect SSA soy processors with US-based industry experts to generate sustainable, broad-based economic growth across the agricultural value chain.
About Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA)
CNFA is an international agricultural development organization that specializes in the design and implementation of sustainable, enterprise-based agricultural initiatives. We work with businesses, foundations, governments, and communities to build customized local and global partnerships that meet the world's growing demand for food. Since our inception in 1985, we have designed and implemented enterprise-based, agricultural development initiatives to facilitate market access, enhance agribusiness competitiveness, increase productivity, and improve access to inputs and financing in 46 countries around the world.
About Soybean Innovation Lab
The Feed the Future Soybean Innovation Lab (SIL) works to improve food security and nutrition around the world. SIL is a team of technical soybean experts that provide evidence-based innovations, tools, and technologies across the value chain to enable sustainable livelihoods through profitable soybean production and utilization across Sub-Saharan Africa.
About the American Oil Chemist's Society (AOCS)
Founded in 1909, AOCS is an international scientific society dedicated to advancing the science and technology of oils, fats, proteins, surfactants and related materials, enriching the lives of people everywhere. The members of AOCS include the leading experts in oilseed processing around the world.
CONTACT: Amy Karagiannakis | akaragia@illinois.edu | 217-300-8975
1828 L Street NW, Suite 710
CNFA Europe
Copyright © 2021 CNFA | All Rights Reserved.
CNFA is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience in accordance with ADA standards and guidelines.
Learn more or leave feedback here.
This Site uses cookies and similar technologies to improve your browsing experience, to improve the site's performance, and for site analytics. Find out more about how we use cookies and how you can change your settings by reading our Privacy Policy.
I ACCEPT COOKIE POLICY


text:
Q: do we have to write while (1=1) in activation stored procedures for service broker queues always or it's an optional? e.g.:
Create Proc test_act_sp
AS
    BEGIN
        WHILE (1=1)
            BEGIN
                WAITFOR
                (
                    RECIEVE TOP(1) FROM Queue
                )
            ........
            ........
            ........
        END
    END

A: Generally the code looks like this
Create Proc test_act_sp
AS
BEGIN
    WHILE (1=1)
        BEGIN
            WAITFOR
            (
                RECIEVE TOP(1) ... FROM Queue
            ) , TIMEOUT 3000; --Timeout value can be changed.

            IF (@@ROWCOUNT = 0)
            BEGIN
               BREAK;
            END
        ........
        ........
        ........
    END
END

The activation procedure starts message processing within infinite loop, and if it doesn't recieve any messages within timout interval (3sec in the above example), the procedure will be terminated.
If we have a bulk of messages sent to queue, the activation procedure will be started and loaded into memory once for all the set (as it waits for the messages after activation), and will be shut down 3 seconds after the last recieved message. So the while loop in this case reduce overhead for the server.
It's possible to omit loop, but in this case the activation procedure will be triggered for each message in queue, which might cause performance issues.

A: It depends on whether you want to continuously process the queue. The (1=1)
is always true and creates an infinite loop within which it will wait for an item to appear in the queue and process it.
If you want to create an activation proc that only processes a single item, you wouldn't need the loop at all.

A: There must be some boolean expression (somehting that is true or false) following he WHILE, it's the syntax of the command.
If you want to write a WHILE loop that goes on infinitely, you have to write some expression that will always return true. 1=1is one of them, but you can write anything that always return true (like 0=0, 10=10)


I'm Karen Gros, a culinary instructor, avid foodie and travel enthusiast. I teach cooking classes in our Provençal-style home in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and lead small group tours to various regions in France.
I get inspired when I travel and bring this inspiration back to my classes. Seeing the abundant produce at our local farmers' market also feeds my inspiration. My husband is an organic vegetable farmer, so our commitment to locally produced ingredients runs deep.
My passion is all about delicious food and feeling great. As Virginia Woolf quoted, "One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." So let's have fun creating delicious, savory meals at home "from scratch".
Cooking classes are held every month all year along (except June and July, when traveling in France) and I offer both a demonstration class (for those who like to sit & watch) and a hands-on class (for those who like to participate) once each month.
I've been teaching cooking classes since 2004, and I have fun sharing and inspiring others, and often the learning goes both ways, as participants sometimes share their favorite ways to prepare a dish.
The seasonally inspired menu changes every month. Locally grown and raised ingredients are my priority, and include traditional French classics, as well as menus artfully adapted to maximize health benefits (without sacrificing flavor).
Learn to prepare homemade recipes using top quality, healthful ingredients.


Candidates – Paradigm Technologies, Inc.
The demand for top talent has never been greater.
Organizations seek experienced, credible leaders with the vision and skills to design winning strategies and motivate others.
We work with a variety of industries and companies throughout North America to recruit Professional and Executive candidates that meet the preceding criteria. Our comprehensive approach to leadership acquisition, assessment and development enables us to help our clients build high-performance, diverse leadership teams.
If you would like to be a part of such a team we encourage you to email your resume to us.
We believe that candidates are clients too, and we treat you as such.
A respect for your valuable time by only submitting to you opportunities for full time openings, not contract openings.
By matching your skills and location adaptability with a genuine interest in your personal and professional goals.
Our unique recruiting approach to the industry allows you to be kept in the communications loop at all times throughout the search.
After our client has viewed your confidential bio (name and contact info. removed), if a match occurs, we will contact you to discuss the opportunity before submitting your completed detailed resume to our client. You will also receive a complete job description at this time.