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Biden unveils diverse economic team as challenges to economy grow – POLITICO
Published on : November 30, 2020 by Business Weekly
Biden unveils diverse economic team as challenges to economy grow POLITICO
After facing criticism for the lack of diversity in his first round of hires, President-elect Joe Biden plans to announce three people of color for leading positions on his economic team.
According to two people close to Biden's presidential transition, he is expected to name Cecilia Rouse, an African American economist at Princeton University, to lead the Council of Economic Advisers.
his top economic adviser in the White House, though the announcement may not come until later this week, after the transition unveils the other, more diverse, picks for his economic team.
People close to Biden's transition confirmed that Deese, the global head of sustainable investing at investment giant BlackRock, is Biden's pick for director of the National Economic Council in the White House. His selection is likely to rankle some progressives, who have taken issue with his current job in the financial sector.
Biden has been under rising pressure to select more people of color for senior jobs in his administration. One of his most prominent allies, Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.), told reporters last week he was unhappy with the number of Black people in Biden's administration. Clyburn, the highest ranking Black lawmaker in Congress, was widely credited with helping Biden win the South Carolina presidential primary, which revived his struggling campaign.
"From all I hear, Black people have been given fair consideration," Clyburn told The Hill newspaper. "But there is only one Black woman so far."
"I want to see where the process leads to, what it produces," he added. "But so far it's not good."
The newly announced team will inherit a struggling U.S. economy and one of the weakest labor markets in the country's history, with more than 20 million Americans receiving jobless benefits and an unemployment rate near 7 percent. Biden has vowed to pass major economic stimulus and relief programs and provide aid to jobless workers as well as state and local governments, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the Republican-led Senate have been loath to move on major spending packages — leaving Biden with limited tools to address the spiraling crisis.
As the coronavirus surges, the economy is widely expected to hit another downturn as more states and localities issue new shutdown restrictions, throwing more employees out of work. At the same time, a handful of the aid programs Congress passed in the spring are set to expire at the end of the year, including expanded unemployment insurance, a national eviction moratorium and delays for student loan payments.
estimated 12 million people will lose their jobless benefits at the end of the year. As many as 87 million public and private sector workers could lose access to paid sick and medical leave. The combination of less federal aid, more shutdown restrictions and spiking coronavirus cases and deaths will have a resounding effect on the entire U.S. economy, potentially reversing the slow economic recovery that had begun.
Rouse, currently the dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, previously worked on both Obama's Council of Economic Advisers and President Bill Clinton's National Economic Council.
The CEA is less influential than the National Economic Council, which operates from within the West Wing. But it serves as the in-house economic forecasting and analysis unit for the administration and plays a significant role in formulating policy ideas. The CEA chair is also often a top spokesperson for the White House on economic issues.
The director of the Office of Management and Budget is a huge job for any appointee — an incredibly wonky position that often operates out of the spotlight. But under the Biden administration, the OMB chief could have a much more elevated role, central to carrying out an ambitious climate agenda or health care expansion for millions of Americans through rulemaking across federal agencies.
The agency not only pulls together an annual budget proposal for Congress, it also reviews and ultimately greenlights all regulations for implementation, or proposed and final rules linger and die with the agency.
In Tanden, Biden has selected a longtime economic policy power broker in the Democratic Party. A Yale law graduate, Tanden is very close to the Clinton family. She does not come out of the classic left but is likely to be welcomed by progressives as a strong addition to Biden's roster of top economic advisers.
As OMB chief, Tanden is not likely to worry overly much about deficit spending in the face of the Covid-19 epidemic. And she is a popular voice for Democrats on Twitter, with nearly 300,000 followers.
Adeyemo has less of a public profile, but is well known within Democratic policy circles. He served in top roles at the Treasury Department, before being named deputy national security adviser for international economic affairs and deputy director of the NEC under Obama in 2015. Adeyemo then went on to become the first president of the Obama Foundation, the former president's non-profit organization.
Caitlin Emma contributed to this article.
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Tebow Time In New England?
The 25th pick of the 2010 draft is now, once again, jobless. Tim Tebow has just been released by the Philadelphia Eagles and this will be his third time being released since the end of the 2012 season. Tebow hasn't made a start since he took over at QB for Kyle Orton in Denver back in 2011.
There aren't many options for Tim Tebow to start at quarterback this season. If he wants to play QB this year, I think his only two realistic options are with Buffalo (beating Tyrod Taylor and Matt Cassel) or Washington (beating RG3 and Kirk Cousins). But there are other options for 6' 3" 245 pound 28 year old.
Built like a fullback, Tebow could find himself back in New England where he spent the 2013 preseason. James Devlin has been put on the season-ending IR and Tebow should know the Patriots playbook since he was one of the final cuts back in 2013.
Players, coaches, and fans all love when trick plays work to perfection. In fact, the Pats made the Super Bowl last season with the help of a few trick plays in the AFC Divisional and Championship rounds. With a 2 quarterback formation, the trick play will always be in the back of a defense's mind, making Tebow's job easier in the run department as defenses will have to remain aware of a possible fullback pass.


From the Alder Shaker collection's modular home office line, this hutch is made of high quality solid American alder wood which ensures it a lifetime of usage and durability. It is perfect for organizing and decluttering your work space. This hutch is compatible with the 6511X universal pedestal and 6512X modular two drawer file cabinet. The hutch will simply sit on top of either of these two units and fit flush with the sides. Made out of 100% Alder this hutch contains no veneers. It is made in the USA and available unfinished or Custom Amish finished in a variety of colors.


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Strategic Map
Major Funders
In-Kind Donors
Compiled List of JAZZistry Schools
Funding Help
The sensation of Jazzistry remains with any audience that experiences it, from age eight to eighty. Its live performance has unmatched energy. History is vividly brought to life. And the music is arousing because it is rooted in our collective American psyche. This is a performance for everyone.
"Every American can be proud of jazz.
It embodies our most admired cultural characteristics —
self expression, spontaneity, boldness and invention!" – Vincent York
Elements of a Jazzistry Program
Jazzistry Band Presentation
The centerpiece of the program is the professional six-piece Jazzistry Band. The ensemble is composed of the finest jazz musicians in the region. Their 45-90 minute performance (geared to the age of the students) is a fast-paced, multi-media enhanced, educational experience that moves through 400 years of American history and culture, using the story of jazz as its vehicle. This presentation showcases the evolution of America's indigenous music, emphasizing America's multicultural strengths.
Artist Visit
An Artist in Residence Visit is the foundation that prepares listeners to fully embrace the mission of the Jazzistry Presentation. The visit is an hour-long session with a Jazzistry musician and his or her instruments. It's a hands-on experience with lots of student participation, singing, a PowerPoint presentation and other visuals. It helps the students cultivate a personal relationship with our history and shows them how we are benefiting from our multicultural heritage. This is the first step in expanding how students view our society.
Jazzistry creates, adapts and models creative approaches to standard content areas through collaborative partnerships with the teachers we serve. Prior to the band's presentation, York and Tasha Lebow, founding board member and former PEO Program Manager, meet with teachers to explain Jazzistry's alignment with state and national curriculum standards. These conversations allow us to incorporate direct connections in the Jazzistry Presentation to the core curriculum. Many teachers and students report that Jazzistry is their first exposure to cross discipline connections.
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Q: A redirect page after login Correct in php With this simple php script after login, configure a hyperlink to page http://www.mysite.it
how can I change the script so that if the login is correct, you directly open the link http://www.mysite.it
<?php
session_start();
$username = $_POST['username'];
$password = $_POST['pw'];

if($username == "" or $password == ""){
echo "Non puoi accedere senza Username o password";
}else if($username == "" and $password == ""){
echo "Non puoi accedere senza Username e password";
}else{
// configure your username and password
if($username == "test" AND $password == "test"){
echo "Benvenuto $username";
echo "Vai alla pagina";
}else{
echo "Accesso negato, questo username non esiste";
}
}

function loggeduser($username){

}

?>

A: You can use a function to do a redirection:
function redirectTo($newUrl)
{
      header("Location: " . $newUrl);
      exit();
}

and in your code:
if($username == "test" AND $password == "test"){
   redirectTo("http://www.mysite.it");
}else{
...
}

A: Header must be declared first on page. Or it will show error like headers already declared.
echo '';

Use this instead.

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Holy Cross - Holy Family Catholic Church
Holy Cross is located in Interior Alaska on the west bank of Ghost Creek Slough off the Yukon River 279 miles upstream from the Bering Sea. The village was once located on a main channel of the Yukon, but the course of the river changed during the 1930s and by the mid-40s the slough on which the village is now located was formed.
The village was formerly called "Koserefsky." It grew up around a Catholic mission and school established in the 1880s by a Jesuit priest who came to Alaska across the Chilkoot Trail. He brought with him a cross and a promise. The cross belonged to a retired bishop of Idaho, who gave the missionary party his pectoral cross containing a relic of the true cross. The promise was that a Northern Alaska mission be given the name "Mission of the Holy Cross." In 1912, the name of the town was changed to "Holy Cross" after the mission.
Holy Cross' long Catholic history began with a little two story log cabin mission. It was being built as a residence for priests but was quickly converted to a convent due the surprise arrival of three Sisters of Saint Ann in 1888. The sisters had come to start a school. Before long student boarders came from villages up and down the Yukon and from the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, and the small mission school was in full swing.
Holy Cross became the earliest training center for Alaskans living in the remote regions of the Bush. It was staffed mainly by Jesuit priests and Sisters of Saint Ann. Besides religion, reading, writing and arithmetic, boys were trained in mechanics, carpentry and gardening; while girls were trained in sewing, homemaking and gardening. Gardening was particularly important. Throughout its history, till the closing of the boarding school in 1956, Holy Cross Mission was forced to be as self-reliant as possible, especially in producing food for staff and students.
During its long history, Holy Cross saw a number and variety of structures go up and down, including a school, an infirmary, a sawmill and two churches.
The original lovely wooden frame Catholic Church was the village's focal point. It was completed in 1906 and stood for over 60 years until, in dire disrepair; it was torn down in 1969. A new frame building was built along the same design in 1989. The Holy Cross parish has been under the patronage of the Holy Family since 1929.
Parishes in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta area of the Catholic Diocese of Fairbanks are served on a rotating schedule by ministry teams which may include priests, deacons, and religious and trained lay staff members. Holy Family is served by ministers of Subregion B.


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"Abuse" means any willful act that results in any physical, mental, or sexual injury that causes or is likely to cause the child's physical, mental, or emotional health to be significantly impaired. ( §415.503).
"Neglect" means a caregiver's failure or omission to provide a child with the care, supervision and services necessary to maintain the child's physical and mental health. Neglect is also the failure to protect a child from abuse, neglect, or exploitation by another person.
Any person that has contact with children, whether it be due to their course of employment, occupation or practice of their profession, and has reasonable cause to suspect, based on their medical, professional or other training and experience, that a child is a victim of abuse.
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Carrera Go! Cars Jacson Storm
SKU: #46381289
SKU Code 46381289
Brand Carrera
Product Dimension 30.48 x 12.7 x 12.7 cm
Carrera go Carrera go!!! The small scale for small drivers. Go!!! Is the first track and car system for many people and the 1: 43 scale set-up has now been exciting new Carrera fans for a full 10 years. Go!!! Is a 1/43 scale analog racing system which means that you can only race one-car-per-lane on the system. The go!!! Track system is designed to be used with 2 lanes at a time. Scale: 1/43. The go!!! Series is also introducing plenty of new track materials, accessories and extension kits for even more fun and action. In 2011 even the smallest Carrera fan can look forward to lane-change bends, single track sections and see-saw, all of which require drivers to exhibit a great degree of care and precision with the hand-held control set. For even more home circuit gaming thrills there are mechanical points kits, looping sets and a special jump.


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'use strict';

(function() {
	// Onestopshoppers Controller Spec
	describe('Onestopshoppers Controller Tests', function() {
		// Initialize global variables
		var OnestopshoppersController,
		scope,
		$httpBackend,
		$stateParams,
		$location;

		// The $resource service augments the response object with methods for updating and deleting the resource.
		// If we were to use the standard toEqual matcher, our tests would fail because the test values would not match
		// the responses exactly. To solve the problem, we define a new toEqualData Jasmine matcher.
		// When the toEqualData matcher compares two objects, it takes only object properties into
		// account and ignores methods.
		beforeEach(function() {
			jasmine.addMatchers({
				toEqualData: function(util, customEqualityTesters) {
					return {
						compare: function(actual, expected) {
							return {
								pass: angular.equals(actual, expected)
							};
						}
					};
				}
			});
		});

		// Then we can start by loading the main application module
		beforeEach(module(ApplicationConfiguration.applicationModuleName));

		// The injector ignores leading and trailing underscores here (i.e. _$httpBackend_).
		// This allows us to inject a service but then attach it to a variable
		// with the same name as the service.
		beforeEach(inject(function($controller, $rootScope, _$location_, _$stateParams_, _$httpBackend_) {
			// Set a new global scope
			scope = $rootScope.$new();

			// Point global variables to injected services
			$stateParams = _$stateParams_;
			$httpBackend = _$httpBackend_;
			$location = _$location_;

			// Initialize the Onestopshoppers controller.
			OnestopshoppersController = $controller('OnestopshoppersController', {
				$scope: scope
			});
		}));

		it('$scope.find() should create an array with at least one Onestopshopper object fetched from XHR', inject(function(Onestopshoppers) {
			// Create sample Onestopshopper using the Onestopshoppers service
			var sampleOnestopshopper = new Onestopshoppers({
				name: 'New Onestopshopper'
			});

			// Create a sample Onestopshoppers array that includes the new Onestopshopper
			var sampleOnestopshoppers = [sampleOnestopshopper];

			// Set GET response
			$httpBackend.expectGET('onestopshoppers').respond(sampleOnestopshoppers);

			// Run controller functionality
			scope.find();
			$httpBackend.flush();

			// Test scope value
			expect(scope.onestopshoppers).toEqualData(sampleOnestopshoppers);
		}));

		it('$scope.findOne() should create an array with one Onestopshopper object fetched from XHR using a onestopshopperId URL parameter', inject(function(Onestopshoppers) {
			// Define a sample Onestopshopper object
			var sampleOnestopshopper = new Onestopshoppers({
				name: 'New Onestopshopper'
			});

			// Set the URL parameter
			$stateParams.onestopshopperId = '525a8422f6d0f87f0e407a33';

			// Set GET response
			$httpBackend.expectGET(/onestopshoppers\/([0-9a-fA-F]{24})$/).respond(sampleOnestopshopper);

			// Run controller functionality
			scope.findOne();
			$httpBackend.flush();

			// Test scope value
			expect(scope.onestopshopper).toEqualData(sampleOnestopshopper);
		}));

		it('$scope.create() with valid form data should send a POST request with the form input values and then locate to new object URL', inject(function(Onestopshoppers) {
			// Create a sample Onestopshopper object
			var sampleOnestopshopperPostData = new Onestopshoppers({
				name: 'New Onestopshopper'
			});

			// Create a sample Onestopshopper response
			var sampleOnestopshopperResponse = new Onestopshoppers({
				_id: '525cf20451979dea2c000001',
				name: 'New Onestopshopper'
			});

			// Fixture mock form input values
			scope.name = 'New Onestopshopper';

			// Set POST response
			$httpBackend.expectPOST('onestopshoppers', sampleOnestopshopperPostData).respond(sampleOnestopshopperResponse);

			// Run controller functionality
			scope.create();
			$httpBackend.flush();

			// Test form inputs are reset
			expect(scope.name).toEqual('');

			// Test URL redirection after the Onestopshopper was created
			expect($location.path()).toBe('/onestopshoppers/' + sampleOnestopshopperResponse._id);
		}));

		it('$scope.update() should update a valid Onestopshopper', inject(function(Onestopshoppers) {
			// Define a sample Onestopshopper put data
			var sampleOnestopshopperPutData = new Onestopshoppers({
				_id: '525cf20451979dea2c000001',
				name: 'New Onestopshopper'
			});

			// Mock Onestopshopper in scope
			scope.onestopshopper = sampleOnestopshopperPutData;

			// Set PUT response
			$httpBackend.expectPUT(/onestopshoppers\/([0-9a-fA-F]{24})$/).respond();

			// Run controller functionality
			scope.update();
			$httpBackend.flush();

			// Test URL location to new object
			expect($location.path()).toBe('/onestopshoppers/' + sampleOnestopshopperPutData._id);
		}));

		it('$scope.remove() should send a DELETE request with a valid onestopshopperId and remove the Onestopshopper from the scope', inject(function(Onestopshoppers) {
			// Create new Onestopshopper object
			var sampleOnestopshopper = new Onestopshoppers({
				_id: '525a8422f6d0f87f0e407a33'
			});

			// Create new Onestopshoppers array and include the Onestopshopper
			scope.onestopshoppers = [sampleOnestopshopper];

			// Set expected DELETE response
			$httpBackend.expectDELETE(/onestopshoppers\/([0-9a-fA-F]{24})$/).respond(204);

			// Run controller functionality
			scope.remove(sampleOnestopshopper);
			$httpBackend.flush();

			// Test array after successful delete
			expect(scope.onestopshoppers.length).toBe(0);
		}));
	});
}());


Mkomazi's rhinos were introduced into the area from South Africa for breeding in a project spearheaded by Tony Fitzjohn, the force behind conservation work in Mkomazi. The rhinos are within a heavily protected 45-sq-km enclosure built around Hafino Mountain in northcentral Mkomazi, and not viewable as part of general tourism.
In addition to the rhinos, there are wild dogs (also reintroduced as part of a special endangered species program, but not generally observed), some of whom have been released into the wilderness.


Quick Fix or Long Haul?
When it comes to building your company or brand, are you in it for the long haul? Or do you seek the quick fix?
It goes on and on like this, nearly 10,000 words of search-engine-friendly hyperbole and tortured prose. There's too much of this nonsense out there: "Experts" whose backgrounds are curiously difficult to verify, promising unbelievable (and unbelievably fast) business results. They're preying on small business owners and they make me sick.
Because life doles out lessons in interesting ways, I'm also currently consulting on brand strategy with Bob Rogers Travel of Naperville, IL. Bob Rogers Travel is the leader in student performance travel. If, for instance, your daughter's high school band is planning its biannual trip, BRT can handle the travel planning, secure the venues and accommodations, and make it all worry-free. They've won Disney's prestigious Partners Award multiple times for excellence in their area of specialty.
Bob's children, Todd and Tami, run the business today. They, and every one of the company's two dozen employees, continue to live Bob's ideals. As a team, they've created a rare thing, in that what they strive to be good at is actually what their clients say they're good at. Bob Rogers Travel clients rave about their service, responsiveness, collaborative leadership and genuineness. (They don't reserve these traits just for their clients – they've been a treat to work with.) As a result, a large chunk of BRT's business comes from repeat and referral, and that's reflected in a growth curve most companies would love to have.
The juxtaposition of the two businesses I've described is jarring. The first promises the impossible in hopes of making a quick buck. Longevity is not the goal. Bob Rogers Travel, on the other hand, makes a credible promise and then over-delivers. They focus on experience delivery, not over-baked sales claims. That's why their sales have grown steadily for 3 decades.
Which kind of business would you rather have?
Lesson #1: Branding is a marathon, not a sprint. It's not a quick fix. It's about serving your customers and earning their trust over time.
Lesson #2: If it smells like BS, it probably is. As a consumer or businessperson, don't buy from those that BS. (And the corollary: As marketers, don't BS.) If you're confronted by a salesman that makes an offer that trips your credibility alarm, trust your gut and walk away. You are almost never missing out on a legitimate opportunity.
Copyright 2012 – Matthew Fenton. All Rights Reserved. You may reprint this article with the original, unedited text intact, including the About Matthew Fenton section.
Matthew,Well said. There are no quick fixes, or turbo charged shortcuts. Everyday, I see these marketing experts stating they can help you create an unlimited number of leads for your business immediately, "just by using these simple techniques."I also recently saw a guy who claimed he could teach others how to come out of a networking event, "with more business than you can possibly handle.' I'm a networking coach, and have never come out of an event with anything more than a promise to explore next steps.Bottom line, these people are preying on others' need for more clients. Truth be told, I'll bet these so called experts are struggling themselves. If not, they have sold their souls for the pursuit of money, because they couldn't cut it doing things the old fashioned way.Obviously i have very strong opinions on this.Thanks for bringing these snake oil salesmen to our attention.
Great post Matthew. I have a very strong opinion of these hucksters who promise the impossible, yesterday.They truly are preying on those who are seeking help. Sadly, most of these experts are struggling themselves, and have sold their souls for a few bucks.
Thanks for your comments, Don. I agree with every word.


I figure this is probably the best place to pose the question. Is there any relationship between the length of a rope and its strength? Say a 100 foot section versus a 300 foot section: when both of those are weighted under load, does one have an "advantage" over the other, so to speak? Does my question make any sense?
Last edited by Patrick Wilson on Jan 11, 2013 2:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Maybe it's not so much the strength I'm meaning to ask about, let me rephrase this: When using a longer rope, are you spreading out the load over more rope as opposed to a shorter rope? Or to put it another way, is a section of PMI Pit Rope loaded with 230 lbs of caver & gear in Golondrinas at the bottom of the drop under any more "strain" than the same scenario in say Neversink?
Patrick Wilson wrote: Or to put it another way, is a section of PMI Pit Rope loaded with 230 lbs of caver & gear in Golondrinas at the bottom of the drop under any more "strain" than the same scenario in say Neversink?
No, the entire rope will be loaded the same, except the top section will will have the additional weight of the rope below. If the caver is at the bottom of Golondrinas, the bottom will have a 230 lb load and the top will have a 290 lb load.
Practically, I don't think so. Theoretically yes. The weight of the rope itself adds to the load. In Golondrinas the rope will add 80lbs. or so to the load. A free hanging piece of PMI Pit 900,000 feet long would be in danger of breaking under it's own wieght, so while it has the same strength as a short rope, it's using it all holding itself together.
*Bob beat me to it, and actually knows what he's talking about.
Thanks for the replies. Honestly I was fishing for ways to explain this to some of my friends that go on-rope with me but have reservations about doing deeper pits. They posed that to me and I wasn't quite sure how to answer it, hopefully this will enable me to formulate a better answer to help them feel comfortable on longer drops.
If you load the rope dynamically at all (which in small bits is inevitable) then longer pieces are better. A 1ft drop onto a 4ft piece of rope is a fall factor of 1/4th. A 1ft drop onto a 100ft rope is a fall factor of 1/100th. In an ideal world you'd load all ropes evenly and slowly of course so this wouldn't matter.
GroundquestMSA wrote: A free hanging piece of PMI Pit 900,000 feet long would be in danger of breaking under it's own wieght, ... .
Just one of the reasons I prefer shorter lengths.
Btw, what would you hang it on?
it sounds like your friends are confusing the strength of the rope (which is constant) with elongation (bounce). Elongation is directly proportional to the length. for the same load, a rope which is 1300 feet long will stretch 10x more than a rope which is 130 feet long.
just to state a little more explicity what was already mentioned, even "static" ropes tend to have some stretch, and the longer the rope, the more stretch. That stretch does not impart greater strength to a rope holding a motionless load. It DOES impart some small resistance to rope failure and much much more importantly some capability to absorb rapid deceleration, under a moving load.
Most important of all, if your friends have reservations about doing deeper pits, assuring them of the rope strength is the least of your concerns! Increasing their competence, fitness, and confidence is. Some nervousness is natural, but coaxing someone with serious reservations down a deep hole is inviting trouble.
ok......as a rope breaks, the first thing that would happen would be the absolute stretch would come "out" and the tensile breaking strength would then be exceeded..... ...so, i am going to go out on a limb here and suppose that a longer heavier more stretchierouttier rope would be under more strain and in danger of a fatal seperation of nylon occuring above me.......remember momentum and rope bounce here to....that only supports my radical suppositions.. ..


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Q: Serial Communication Rx ISR logic design If im not wrong, an ISR is supposed to do minimal processing when it receives a data serially(via UART).
Im planning on implementing such a protocol for communication between 2 systems via uart.
This is a rough situation of how i plan on coding the ISR.
Assume 2 system A & B where A is sending a message to B:
Keyword is used to indicate start of message(Established-data/length cannot be the keyword).
ChannelOK,Length of data,RxLength,RxData,Packet received flag in B's process are default 0.Length of data=no. of(all data)in bytes(ex:if all data=1,Length of data=1)
A's Process
 Send Keyword
 Send Length of data
 Send all data

B's Process
 Rx Interrupt
 enter ISR
 ISR: if(Received Byte == Keyword && !ChannelOK)
      {
        Set ChannelOK
      }

      if(ChannelOK && RxLength)
      {
       Set Length of data=received byte
       ChannelOK=0
       RxLength=0
      }

      if(Length of data != 0 && RxData)
      {
        Store Data
        --Length of data
        if(Length of data==0)
        {
         Set Packet received flag
         RxData=0
        }
      }

      if(ChannelOK)
      {
       Set RxLength
      }

      if(Length of data)
      {
       Set RxData
      }
     Reset to Interrupt Again

My doubt is: B has so many stuff to do in the ISR while A is sending continuously. Asumming A sends data at 7.5Mbps(11 bits per transfer), the ISR has to reset the interrupt ever (11/7.5M) seconds. This seems very very small. Will data be lost if i fail to reset the interrupt on time or will it be stored in the 16 byte FIFO so that an interrupt can be immediately triggered the second i reset the interrupt or must i slow down A Tx process by waiting for an ACK for each byte(slows down a lot)???
Im a newbie to ISR's.Please do help
Any ISR designs or protocols for serial data communication would be useful
Thanks

A: B has so many stuff to do in the ISR
No, at least not if you architect the system right.  I would keep any decoding logic out of the ISR.  Usually my UART interrupt handler grabs the byte from the hardware, clears the interrupt condition, and stuffs the byte into a FIFO.  The foreground code can take it from there.  Make the FIFO large enough so that the foreground code can run in bursts and the FIFO doesn't overflow between bursts.
If there's just too much to do per byte, then you have a fundamental problem that firmware can't fix.  You need a faster processor or slower communication.

A: I will propose a method that you may find helpful with some modification to suit your needs.
In this method the ISR is so small , it only saves data in an array for later decoding in the main program , two counters are used to detect of received data and decoded data. offcourse you can use pointer instead of the counters.
   ISR:
 {
    Receivedbytes[i++]= Rxbuffer;
    dataReceived++;
    }

    main:

    void UARTdecode{

    if (dataDecoded<dataRecived)
    {
    Received byte = Receivedbytes[j++];
    ///// where routine
    if(Received Byte == Keyword && !ChannelOK)
          {
            Set ChannelOK
          }
    ..
    ..
    ..
    //// end of routine

    dataDecoded+=x; (where x is the amount of data decoded or message length)
    }

    }

P.S:It is VERY IMPORTANT that i and j are declared as Static variables
You can also check arduino hardware serial library source code , it is open source and it uses ISR to receive data "HardwareSerial.h" in the installation directory


The first Englishwoman to qualify as a physician and surgeon in the UK, the co-founder of the first hospital staffed by women and the first female head of a British medical school.
His refusal to consider surrender, defeat or a compromise unified resistance of British Commonwealth and Empire when they seemed to have the only active opposition to Hitler and Nazi Germany.
He declared the king to be subject to the law, and the laws of Parliament to be void if in violation of "common right and reason". His Petition of Right is a crucial constitutional document of England.
Theoretical physicist and philosopher of science, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921. He supported the Allied forces but denounced the idea of nuclear fission being used as a weapon.
A prison reformer, especially for improving women and children. She also established night shelters for the homeless and destitute. Her training school for nurses inspire Florence Nightingale.
Geswanouth Slahoot was a Band Chief of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Coast Salish Band, North Vancouver. He worked to promote better understanding of the First Nations People.
The principle author of the Declaration of Independence. The 3rd President of the US he was a spokesman for democracy and expressed opposition to slavery.
Leader of the British Suffragette Movement she co-founded the Women's Social & Political Union – an all-woman suffrage advocacy organisation.
1st December 1955, Parks refused to give up her seat in the coloured section of the bus to a white passenger after the white section was filled thus becoming an icon of resistance to racial segregation.
An industrialist and member of the Nazi party, he showed tenacity and dedication to protect his Jewish workers from transportation to the concentration camps.
A Japanese diplomat and vice-consul in Lithuania in World War II. By issuing travel visas, he helped more than 6,000 Jews to escape to Japanese territory.
She founded the Missionaries of Charity which is active in over 100 countries. They run hospices and homes for people with HIV, leprosy and tb, soup kitchens, orphanages and schools, and mobile clinics.
English scholar and translator of the Bible into English. His work played a key role in the spread of the Reformation across the English speaking world and British Empire.
One of London's most popular playwrights in the early 1890s. Today he is remembered for his epigrams, his novel and plays, and the circumstances of his imprisonment and early death.


I would agree with him, but deep down I knew the main reason I was doing all of this was to be skinny and to fit into my jeans. My definition of being healthy was finding a balance between the junk food I ate and the vegetables my mom was always wanting me to eat.
But that was back before I got sick.
For those of you who have followed my blog for awhile, you know the past few years have been pretty eventful. I got married in 2013, had a baby in 2014, 2015, and 2016. And each baby was born a few days apart from each other in the month of April.
I also have a very high risk pregnancy with my second born, Eli, that really put my body through the ringer.
Pregnancy has wiped my body out.
A few months after Rhett was born, I tried to start running to get back in shape and fractured my femur. I literally just ran and my bones cracked. I was on crutches for weeks…which was super difficult when I had a newborn baby to carry around. I had no idea my bones were so depleted and brittle from my pregnancy.
But that wasn't enough to make me take a good hard look at my health.
With my second child, Eli, I was so high risk that I was constantly monitored and was hospitalized a few times. My life was at risk and so was my son's. The stress from that pregnancy almost did me in. I stress ate my way to about 30 extra pounds and when he was only 4 months old I found out I was pregnant again.
By the end of my pregnancy with Elliot, I was in so much pain I could barely walk. I was hospitalized and found out my liver was enlarged and I couldn't stop vomiting or feeling dizzy. My aunt and cousin had to come stay with me because I couldn't get out of bed to take care of my other two children.
They delivered Elliot 4 1/2 weeks early because I was continually sick and they couldn't figure out why, and given my history with Eli, went ahead and decided to deliver her for both of our healths sake.
Still, even after all of this, I didn't realize how sick I was.
I started doing research and found the paleo diet. The testimonials were pretty impressive and it helped a lot of people with their joints and inflammation. I was already on the gluten free diet, and had been for years. My mom has celiac, arthritis, fibromyalgia, and lupus, and I was fearful that I was headed down that path as well.
The paleo diet helped me a lot (when I consistently stuck to it), and I tried popular natural supplements I heard my friends talk about all the time to see if they would help, and they did for awhile. But after a few months I started having those same symptoms again and my body just ached all of the time.
I got so sick of being sick. I am 27 years old and felt frustrated that my body was giving out on me when all I should be doing is running around with my kids and enjoying life.
So I decided to start taking my health seriously.
I know I wrote here recently about losing weight and wanting to feel good about myself again, and I am super excited to finally be in that place mentally. But for the last few months I have been on a health journey that has nothing to do with my weight or appearance.
I became a dōTERRA Wellness Advocate back in February, and I am passionate about sharing products that can help people. I absolutely love helping people. And the oils are amazing, but man…when I found their supplements…my health turned a page.
I am not a coffee drinker. I can't stand the taste of it. So I have felt like a zombie for the last three years! Waking up all hours of the night to care for my babies left my body exhausted and depleted. I tried pre-workout, but felt like my heart was going to explode out of my chest.
Then I tried doTERRA's Lifelong Vitality supplements paired with their Mito2Max. It is caffeine free and there is no high-and-low like normal energy boosters. I have the same energy all day and I can even clean my house at 8:00 at night and not be dead tired. This hasn't happened since I've had kids. AND IT MAKES ME SO HAPPY I WANT TO JUMP AROUND LIKE A CRAZY PERSON. I got so sick and tired of being tired. Can I get an amen from any of you momma's out there?!
My body ache has gone down significantly (weather changes and when I eat bad food still affect me). I use the Deep Blue supplements as well as the lotion when my joints hurt and within a few minutes the pain is GONE.
A lack of sleep is a proven method of torture. And since my precious little people came along, it's like my body forgot HOW to sleep. I can be dead tired and still lay awake for hours at night because my mind will not turn off.
I am constantly listening for things, wanting to make sure all of the kids are alive and breathing and that no one is breaking into our house. (Don't judge…it's a rational fear okay. Ha) And I think because of that, my mind is running 24/7.
So when I found the perfect "concoction" for me, I nearly died from happiness. I diffuse Lavender and Vetiver oils at night, rub frankincense on my feet and forehead, and take 2 Serenity capsules at night and WHAM. Momma goes to sleep.
Since I have been sleeping better, I can tell a huge improvement in my patience, in my mood, and in my outlook on things in general. Because let's be honest, a lack of sleep can make ya a teeny bit crazy.
I know this may seem like a weird one, but knowing that I am making my health a priority and seeing it actually work has done a lot for me. I feel like a priority to myself and that's something that almost got lost in the craziness of motherhood.
I also like having control of mine and my family's healthcare. When my kids start to come down with a cold, I know what to do. I diffuse OnGuard and rub it on their feet. When my husband has a headache or allergies, I rub frankincense, lavender, and peppermint on his forehead and give him Triease soft gels and both symptoms are gone within a few minutes.
It feels good to be able to help the ones I love with products that are safe and effective.
And due to the business, I am also bringing in income for my family and paying for my products by simply sharing these amazing oils with my friends. And this is coming from a person who has tried and miserably failed at "selling" stuff! For real. I am the worlds worst.
But these products "sell" themselves, because they work. And as cheesy as it sounds, they change lives.
I had no idea the impact these doTERRA products were going to have on my health when I bought my first kit in February. I thought I just wanted high quality oils that would make my house smell good.
But I have found so much more…a community of people passionate about helping others get well and maintaining that wellness.
So when you see me sharing about these amazing products on Facebook or Instagram, I hope you don't roll your eyes and think I'm just another person trying to make money off of you.
Because nothing could be further from the truth. I share because they have helped me in such a great way…and I want others to experience that same healing in their bodies.
So I share all of this to say, if the Courtney I described at the beginning of this post is you…you CAN get better.
And I promise you this is not me trying to dupe you into purchasing some product from me. I could care less about that.
I just want to give you hope that you can make your health a priority and see positive results with these products. You don't have to keep living with the pain, lack of energy, depression, anxiety, or whatever the case may be.
If you want to talk more about it, comment, message or email me. I am all ears and I want what is best for you.


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NBA Power Rankings, Week 8: Nets, Warriors, Lakers, Hawks climb as Pacers, Wolves slide
By Enzo Flojo · 9 min read
Sometimes, star power is enough to win basketball games. We've seen something like that happen over the past week, especially with some star-studded teams finally on the up and up in our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings. Teams with big names like the Nets, Warriors, Hawks, and even Lakers have looked much more impressive recently. Meanwhile, some young teams have blown leads and lost games due to their inexperience. The talent is there, sure, but the savvy and experience still need some honing. As we enter the eighth week of the 2022-23 NBA season, let's see how far star power can indeed take their teams.
As always, our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings saw a lot of changes in the teams' positions. Some teams that climbed last week have gone the other way now and vice versa. We've also seen how some teams that had great performances in October just absolutely crashed in November (ahem, San Antonio).
Previous 2022-23 NBA Power Rankings: Week 7| Week 6 | Week 5 | Week 4 | Week 3 | Week 2
Without further ado, let's look at our 2022-23 NBA Power Rankings entering Week 8 of the new season.
1. Boston Celtics (no change)
Boston split games with the Heat but overall went 3-1 this past week. They finished with a nice road win over the Nets, too. The Jaylen Brown-Jayson Tatum combo has just been unstoppable, and both should be frontrunners when the 2023 All-Star Voting begins.
Only 6 NBA players are averaging at least 27 PPG and 7 RPG.
And two of them are on the same team ⬇ pic.twitter.com/YRo1YCSfSQ
— Taylor Snow (@taylorcsnow) December 5, 2022
2. Phoenix Suns (no change)
No change in position for the Suns, who still have the best record in the Western Conference. They're also the highest-placed West team in these Week 8 NBA Power Rankings. Both Deandre Ayton and Devin Booker had good games this past week as the Suns went 3-1, with Booker going for 51 points in three quarters against Chicago.
3. Milwaukee Bucks (no change)
The Bucks went 2-1 this week, but they really should have gone 3-0. They were upset at home by the Lakers, which was thoroughly unexpected. We can't fault Giannis Antetokounmpo, though, because did score 40 points. Now if he can just hit free throws more consistently…
4. New Orleans Pelicans (+1)
Even with Brandon Ingram saddled with an injury, the Pelicans have done well. They went 4-0 this past week thanks to excellent play from Zion Williamson, and then a 38-point explosion from Jose Alvarado came Sunday. For sure, nobody saw that coming.
5. Cleveland Cavaliers (-1)
The Cavs slide down one spot after going 2-2 this past week. This included a loss to the Knicks that was just a little perplexing. It's clear that the Cavs go where Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell take them. Now, if they shoot a combined 13-of-41 in a game, well, that's never good.
6. Denver Nuggets (no change)
It was a bit of a tough week for the Nuggets, going 2-2. Their only wins were against the Rockets, while they lost to the Hawks and Pelicans. They still have the third-best record in the West, though, which is a good thing. Also, Nikola Jokic led them in scoring, rebounding, and assists in three of their four games this past week.
7. Brooklyn Nets (+3)
Don't look now but the Nets seem to be putting things together rather well. Sure, they lost to the league's best team Sunday, but they did win four straight before that. The trio of Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and Ben Simmons (before he got hurt again) have had some solid games, while Nic Claxton is developing nicely, too. Simmons just needs to get healthy…again.
8. Sacramento Kings (+1)
The Kings started this past week with a loss to the Suns, but they have strung together three straight wins since. They have had three different leading scorers in those wins, too, which is a good indication of this team's current depth and balance.
9. Golden State Warriors (+3)
This is the highest spot the Warriors have been in our NBA Power Rankings since early in the season. Like the Nets, the Dubs seem to be finally figuring things out as well. They have won five of their last six games and are now among the top six teams in the West.
10. Memphis Grizzlies (-2)
The Grizzlies were not terrible this past week. In fact, they went 3-1. It's just that a couple of other teams were noticeably better. Of course, Ja Morant is still a force of nature, though we're pretty sure he wishes Desmond Bane were back in the pink of health right now.
33. 10. 5. the dub. goodnight gang. pic.twitter.com/7aOyXHTPPk
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) December 5, 2022
11. Utah Jazz (+3)
After some recent struggles, the Jazz have rediscovered their equilibrium. Utah went 2-2 this past week, with impressive home wins over the Clippers and Pacers. Both Jordan Clarkson and Lauri Markkanen were solid, but they will be tested by the Warriors next.
12. Atlanta Hawks (+6)
The Hawks have had such a roller-coaster ride in our NBA Power Rankings, but they move up after back-to-back wins over the Magic and Nuggets. Trae Young, Dejounte Murray, and Clint Capela played quite well this past week. It's just sad that both De'Andre Hunter and John Collins are going to miss time, though, and there's reportedly some tension simmering between Young and head coach Nate McMillan.
13. Philadelphia 76ers (-2)
The Sixers tipped the week off well after beating the Hawks, but then they dropped games to the Cavs and Grizzlies thereafter. Joel Embiid needs help as well. He led Philly in scoring, rebounds, and assists in two of their three games this past week.
14. Los Angeles Clippers (-1)
Back-to-back defeats to the Jazz and Kings pull the Clippers down one spot in our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings. There's still no sign of Kawhi Leonard (should be back soon, though), but at least we got to see guys like Norman Powell and Brandon Boston Jr. lead them in scoring this past week.
15. Toronto Raptors (+1)
The Raptors went 2-2 this past week, including a nice win over the Cavs at home. Of course, O.G. Anunoby and Pascal Siakam have been leading the way, though we also love how Gary Trent Jr. dropped a 35-piece on the Pelicans a few days ago. Too bad they lost that one.
16. Indiana Pacers (-9)
The Pacers were so promising a couple of weeks ago. Now, however, they are our biggest Week 8 NBA Power Rankings sliders. They went from top-seven last week to No. 16 this week owing mainly to three straight losses to the Kings, Jazz, and Blazers. It sure looks like the honeymoon period is over in Indy.
17. Los Angeles Lakers (+6)
Before Nov. 14, the Lakers were a dismal 2-10. Since then, however, they have been pretty phenomenal, going 8-2 in their last 10 contests. The main reason has been Anthony Davis, who has just been an absolute beast. He has, in fact, had 10 double-doubles in a row and leads the league in rebounding (12.6).
Double Nickel pic.twitter.com/gbTICU1nWq
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) December 5, 2022
18. Miami Heat (+2)
After a four-game slump in the middle of November, the Heat have won four of their last five games. This included wins over the Wizards, Hawks, and even the Celtics. Bam Adebayo continues to be really strong, too, leading this team in scoring in their last four outings.
19. Dallas Mavericks (-2)
Team Luka went 2-1 this past week, including wins over the Warriors and Knicks. That sounds good, right? Recall, however, that they also lost to the Pistons, which is very very bad. Doncic continues to do otherworldly things, but when the second-leading scorer averages just 16.8 points per game (Christian Wood), that just won't cut it in this league.
20. Portland Trail Blazers (-1)
The Blazers still have a winning record as of this writing, but barely. They went 0-2 to start the week, though they salvaged it a bit by winning back-to-back over the Jazz and Pacers. Looking ahead, though, things might get rough against the Nuggets and Wolves this week.
21. Washington Wizards (-4)
We're tempted to pull the Wizards down even more because of three straight losses. However, two of those were by six points or less. Also, they're top-10 in most rebounds and least turnovers. This is a competitive bunch that has just lost its way a bit. That's why they're now No. 11 in the East.
22. Minnesota Timberwolves (-7)
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The Wolves continue to slide in our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings. For a team that has Rudy Gobert, the Wolves are pretty bad in rebounding (19th). That's one reason they've lost four of their last five games, too. Also sucks that Karl-Anthony Towns will miss four to six weeks due to a calf injury.
23. New York Knicks (+1)
The Knicks are in a weird spot. They're dead last in the Atlantic Division, but they're No. 10 in the Eastern Conference. They were actually sliding this past week before a pretty surprising home win over the Cavs. For a team that "should have" gotten the Cavs' Donovan Mitchell, this was a nice result.
24. Oklahoma City Thunder (+1)
OKC climbs one spot in our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings thanks to back-to-back wins in the past few days against the Spurs and Wolves. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remains the motor of this team, but don't forget rookie Jalen Williams dropping 27 in their home win against San Antonio. Kid can ball!
25. Chicago Bulls (-3)
After opening this past week with a win over the Jazz, the Bulls have lost three in a row. That also means they slide down three spots in our Week 8 NBA Power Rankings. Granted, they lost to some strong teams (Suns, Warriors, Kings), but this is a team that should still be better than No. 12 in the East.
26. Charlotte Hornets (no change)
The Hornets went 1-2 this past week, which was already a bit of a win for them, to be honest. Losing to Boston and Milwaukee was expected anyway. The victory over the Wizards was pretty good, though. Terry Rozier has also been balling for the Hornets.
27. Houston Rockets (+1)
The only reason we bump the Rockets up one spot is that they actually beat the Phoenix Suns this past weekend. Yes, THOSE SUNS. And yes, it was just by a point, but, hey, it was on the road! Gotta give these kids some props for that, right?
28. Orlando Magic (-1)
The slide gets longer and longer for the Magic. They have lost eight straight games and just look absolutely worse for wear out there. Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner still look good (and so does Bol Bol, mind you), but there are just so many holes that need plugging on this team.
29. Detroit Pistons (+1)
The Pistons climb out of the very bottom after upsetting the visiting Mavs in overtime. They might have to wait a long time for another huge win like that, though. Still, we're seeing some promising things from Marvin Bagley III and Saddiq Bey.
30. San Antonio Spurs (-1)
The Spurs haven't seen their side of the scoreboard with a higher number since Nov. 12. That's about three weeks ago, which is obviously not good by any standard. And, man, the way this team has been losing is just embarrassing. They've lost their last two games by an average of 28.0 points. This is what desperation looks like, folks. Just keep the eye on that Wemby prize.
Tags: Brooklyn Nets, Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers
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Local Authority teachers, in primary, secondary and special schools in your area can have free at home access to Scran by completing the application form below. An acceptance email is normally sent within an hour. In some cases, this process may be manual and take a few days.


November 29, 2018 - The all-new 2020 Jeep® Gladiator, the most capable midsize truck ever, was recently premiered at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Watch videos related to the reveal of the 2020 Jeep Gladiator.
The Gladiator builds on a rich heritage of tough, dependable Jeep trucks with an unmatched combination of rugged utility, authentic Jeep design, open-air freedom, clever functionality and versatility, best-in-class towing and 4×4 payload, advanced fuel-efficient powertrains, superior on- and off-road dynamics and a host of innovative safety and advanced technology features.
The all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator Overland delivers unmatched capability with best-in-class towing and 4×4 payload capacity, composed on-road driving dynamics and passenger safety.
The all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator boasts a rugged, distinguished design aesthetic that is immediately recognizable with traditional Jeep design cues. The pickup features a modern design that is instantly recognizable as a Jeep with its iconic keystone-shaped grille, a fold-down windshield, easy-to-use premium soft top, and two hardtops.
Gladiator Overland and Rubicon models share an available three-piece body-color hardtop option, offering a unique, premium appearance, while a black three-piece hardtop, available on all models, provides even more options for open-air driving. The two Freedom panels and quick-release latches enable a fast removal and installation of the hardtop. All hardtops feature a manual rear-sliding window.
The all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator also delivers unmatched off-road capability and advanced fuel-efficient powertrains, up to 7,650 pounds of towing capacity and up to 1,600 pounds of payload capacity in the five-foot steel bed. Legendary off-road capability comes courtesy of the Command-Trac and Rock-Trac 4×4 systems, third-generation Dana 44 axles, Tru-Lock electric front- and rear-axle lockers, Trac-Lok limited-slip differential, segment-exclusive sway-bar disconnect, and 33-inch off-road tires.
Inside the bed, there's available under-rail bed lighting, an available covered external power source, and strongly integrated tie-downs. Inside of the cabin, and exclusive to Gladiator, the rear seats feature segment-leading rear legroom and utilize a unique design that can be locked in place to provide secure storage behind the seat back. The rear seats can also be folded flat to access cab-back storage.
While the Gladiator offers the latest in capability, design and technology, it also carries on a more than 40-year legacy of tough, dependable Jeep trucks. This dates back to 1947 with the first Willys Overland Jeep pickup, continued through 1963 when the original Gladiator pickup was introduced and stretched through the Jeep Comanche in the early 1990s.


A very funny short film about a small boy from England telling his parents he's off to America.
Directed by Jim Field Smith. With Alfie Field, Steve Furst, Juliet Cowan. Magnus is only a young boy but he has decided to run away to America of all places. His mother has given up so it is left to his father to try and talk him out of it but it does rather seem that young Magnus has already made up his mind. Screened separately and together on television and widely available on the internet, this short film was one of several that were commissioned by Robbie Williams to help promote his new album Rudebox.


First Annual "Taste of Milledgeville"
Milledgeville, GA- Milledgeville Main Street will host the very first 'Taste of Milledgeville' during the September First Friday event on Friday, September 7th. 'Taste of Milledgeville' will offer food samples from many different restaurants in Baldwin County, giving Taste attendees a wide variety of samples to choose from. So, food lovers be sure to arrive with an empty stomach!
'Taste of Milledgeville' will be a fundraiser for the Milledgeville Main Street Program and the First Friday Committee. Main Street is a nonprofit organization that was created for the preservation and enhancement of our City's Center. Each taste will cost one ticket. Tickets for the event will be $1 each and Taste attendees can purchase as many or as few tickets as they would like. There will also be live entertainment and activities for kids during the event.
The Taste will take place in the parking lot next the post office and throughout downtown starting at 6:00pm and lasting until 8:30pm. 'Taste of Milledgeville' will provide community members with the perfect time to try that new dining hotspot you have been interested in and in the same evening, stop by and visit an old favorite. Save the date to switch up your usual Friday night dinner plans to attend the 'Taste of Milledgeville'!
'Taste of Milledgeville' is sure to delight the palates of everyone. Come hungry, leave happy and your taste buds will thank you.
Milledgeville Main Street and the First Friday Committee invite all Baldwin Country restaurants and eateries to participate in the event. If you have any questions about the event or participation, please contact Carlee Schulte at 478.414.4014 or email at cschulte@milledgevillega.us.


We've all seen those sign up sheets at meetings, work, school and just about any other situation where volunteers are needed. Signup Schedule allows you to create a sign up sheet online instead of on paper.
Much like that paper sign up sheet we are all used to, Signup Schedule is intuitive and easy to use for both the coordinator and volunteer. Take a look around.. then Create an Account.
Coordinator creates events for which volunteers are needed and enters details for the event such as dates and times. Once the event is scheduled, all you have to do is tell your group where the page is and have them go to that web page and sign up.
The best part is volunteers can see others signing up which encourages them to "do their part" and sign up too.


How to save hundreds of thousands of euros a year on board with central vacuum cleaning system?
Halton Marine has published an updated product catalogue - the first edition of year 2019. Find products for Ships, Offshore Oil & Gas, Heavy Industry and Offshore Wind industries.
"I believe people make the company. We can buy machines and build buildings, but people are the essence".
Among other things, the virtual galley demonstrates what happens in the ventilation system in different operation environments and how the system adjusts itself to save energy.
Halton ProClean central vacuum cleaning systems have been delivered to over 2,500 projects, both onshore and offshore. Read more on one of the latest projects.
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Raw. Exposed. Sore. Tender. Burning.
These words are my emotions soul this week. I am raw, exposed, and in pain. To say my emotions are raw seems like an understatement. My spirit has been scraped, the essence of who I am grated upon until the tender layers underneath are exposed to the elements.
This week, I have had to deal with a very sensitive matter with a person I encounter daily. Most of the aspects of this matter are entirely beyond my control, and yet they affect me, and my family, deeply. My heart feels as though it's covered in road rash. You know when you have a scrape, or hang nail, or burn that you somehow manage to forget for a millisecond until a cool breeze comes along and suddenly a moment that would normally soothe or calm you, now inflicts pain and sets your wound on fire again? It stings.
I have done my best to resolve things and restore the relationship. To no avail. Sting.
I have approached the other person with humility, respect, and love and gotten cold and callous in return. Sting.
I have gone through my days functioning normally only to have something jar me back to the reality that things are broken and I am unable to do anything further to repair them. Sting.
If I were to lay out the entire situation for you here (which I won't), you might think I'm taking things too personally, that I'm paying it too much mind, that I'm giving it more gravity than it deserves. Perhaps I am. But at the moment, I am grieved.
I am also angry. And hurt. And saddened. And confused. I also don't fully comprehend to what extent the fault is mine – or mine by association.
All I know is that I have done all I know to do. I have said all I can say. I cannot control the actions/thoughts/words of another. But I can control mine. And I have, and I will. It pains me that there is nothing more I can do; that further conversation only serves to deepen the damage.(if you know me at all, then you understand how devastating it is to me to not be able to put a voice to all that is churning in my heart).
One bright spot, this has propelled me straight into the arms of my Savior over and over each day. As the pain singes anew throughout the day, I run to Him and find comfort in His embrace. I can only pray that He will make all things new. That He will take the manure that is this situation and bring new life and beauty from it.
I wish I had a tidy little conclusion for a post such as this…a way to tell you how it all got resolved. But I don't. It's not easy for me to put this stuff out there for the world to read. It's really difficult for me to put it all out there with no real conclusion. As much as I love authenticity, I don't always love the mess you wade through to get to authenticity. But, I decided when I started this blog that it wouldn't be worth it to put out there the fake, put together, have-all-the-answers me, because she doesn't really exist. If I'm going to share myself with those who wish to walk alongside me, I need to share myself truly, or not at all. So for now, I will leave you with an expression of gratitude for your patience as you walk with me through this dark valley of My Journey.
You put words to some of what I have experienced to an extent. Praying with you, my friend!
Thanks so much, Christy. I need it.
I'm sorry girl. In some ways (different from yours) I'm very raw too and it's causing me to run to Jesus, which has been my prayer. Stop running and run to Him is what I've been doing. I'm praying for you today. Hugs.
Thanks, friend. Yes, I'm strangely grateful for this b/c of how it's propelled me to Jesus. But I'd still much rather be comfortable and do it. Ha!
Sometimes things just don't get resolved. Or at least not the resolution we had hoped. I hope the pain passes for you quickly.
Oh my heart hurts for you. I know that string you are taking about. I am sorry. Thanks for being real and honest and sharing all of you with us. I'll pray for your heart and for life and restoration from Him to come into your situation.
I don't t know if this will help at all, but a very good friend once gave me excellent advice during what sounds like a similar situation. The other person's responses and emotions are THEIRS. They are not YOURS unless you accept them. Visualize the other person holding a box with all that nastiness inside and you standing strong, your hands up in a warding-off gesture, saying, "No, thank you!" My prayers are with you.
Thanks! That's a really good idea!!
I love this post. We went through some similar sounding relationship stuff and you describe the process and the struggle with authenticity well. I absolutely love this post. THanks for sharing with Jennifer.
Aw, thanks so much! It makes it a bit easier to open and transparent when others can relate!
My heart is breaking for you. I hate not being able to come to a resolution in things, but sometimes it is better if we just leave well enough alone. I know when you are raw it doesn't help much, but you said you have done all that you can, the rest lies with the other party. My mother-in-law always reminds me that sometimes we don't always see the outcome, but God has a purpose in us meeting who we meet. Maybe you have done what God has called you to do in that relationship, and now your purpose is up?
Forgive them, pray for them, and keep resting in and running to Jesus.
Thank you so much, Michelle! Yes, I am praying God uses this situation, and the fear that seems to be fueling the other person, to draw her close to Himself, just as He is doing with me.
Wow. Just, wow. I know I've felt that way; it stinks! Your perspective is amazing to me. So genuine, and real. Thank you.
You are so right that you can only control your own reactions and actions.
Good luck in dealing with this. I think the hardest part is not being able to make the other person get to the same place with you .
Just catching up on my blog reading from the weekend! Wow–I am going through something very similar with a friend right now! It's too much to explain here, but a very dear friend really wounded me a few weeks ago. She dug down deep–to the very core of my rawest wound. It still hurts–and it's still awkward. I saw her in church today for the first time since it happened. I am struggling with where to go from here. It's just been a rough few weeks (with other stuff too–which you know about). Thanks for being so real! I know it is painful, but this is a really great post that can minister to a lot of people! I pray restoration comes in some form–for all of us!
What a perfect, visual description — do I go to the Physician immediately or do I try to fix it myself first?


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Take an Assassination Vacation
by Cheri Sundra
How long does a memory resonate in the collective subconscious?
The JFK Assassination
Photo Credit: Big Yank Ball
On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy arrived in Dallas, Texas, and never got out alive. The nation's 35th president was gunned down, while sitting in a convertible next to his beautiful young wife, as his motorcade traveled past the now infamous Dealey Plaza. The aftermath was one of the first mass media events that unfolded in real time on TV while the nation watched in horror.
Whether you believe that it was a single sniper or several shooters, and whether or not the Cubans or the Russians or the CIA or the Mafia were involved , once you step into Dealey Plaza, you will feel like you are on sacred ground. It is the place where more than two million historians, assassination buffs, conspiracy theorists and citizens of the world in general, make an annual pilgrimage.
Photo Credit: Todd Landry
Some death scenes represent something far deeper than simple voyeuristic pleasure, and Dealey Plaza is a location that allows visitors to touch history in a real way, since images of the Kennedy Assassination have been burned into our collective consciousness as one of the most controversial cases in modern history. Almost everyone who visits the JFK Assassination Site runs out into the middle of the road, risking injury by moving car, to set foot on the "X" that marks the spot where the fatal shot hit our handsome young president, turning the lights off in Camelot forever.
Right next to Dealey Plaza, people carve their conspiracy theories into the back of the fence that surrounds the train station parking lot where some say a second assassin stood to deliver the final blow to the President's head. The fence scribes don't seem terribly fond of Senator Arlen "Magic Bullet Theory" Specter.
Photo Credit: Chris Freeland
But things aren't all doom and gloom in Dallas. Visitors going to The Sixth Floor Museum inside of the notorious Texas School Book Depository, where the Warren Commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald fired his rifle at least three times from a window perch, will also learn that a little song about an ant that pulls rubber tree plants wasn't just something that Shirley sang to Laverne. It was also John F. Kennedy's campaign song performed by none other than Frank Sinatra.
The museum is the top tourism draw in North Texas and reminds visitors of the "Camelot" White House era by examining the life, times and legacy of the Kennedy Presidency, before getting to the event that changed the course of American history forever. The exhibit also provides a moment-by-moment account of the day of the assassination, and a day-by-day recollection of that harrowing November week. Of course the museum exhibits images from the famous Zapruder film which has been examined more than any other footage in history, and visitors can see for themselves the spot where Oswald crouched and fired his rifle.
The MLK Assassination
Photo Credit: Brian Bubonic
To support the city's striking garbage collectors; Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. went to Memphis and checked into the Lorraine Motel. He was shot dead by James Earl Ray on April 4, 1968, when he stepped out onto the balcony outside his room, inciting riots across the country.
Years later, when the Lorraine Hotel was a foreclosed property slated for demolition, prominent citizens found a way to keep the site sacred as a memorial to the fallen civil rights leader. The balcony where Martin Luther King, Jr. was shot now exists as part of the National Civil Rights Museum where, with a little help from your imagination, you can ride on that infamous Montgomery bus with Rosa Parks. In evocative displays, the museum chronicles the struggle of African Americans from the time of slavery to the present.
The Lorraine Hotel itself, with its 1950s style sign, is so well preserved that visitors forget what year it is when they walk down the ramp to the museum. Seeing the place where King was shot, after seeing the print countless times as part of our Pop Culture lexicon, is a jarring experience.
Photo Credit: Carter G. Woodson Project TEACH
In the annex across the street, inside the building where James Earl Ray perched and assassinated Dr. King, you can experience for yourself where the gunman stood and visualize what he saw before he shot the Civil Rights Leader. This building contains a provocative exhibit about the assassination and the case made against Ray.
The RFK Assassination
Photo Credit: Steve Minor
Shortly after midnight, on June 5, 1968, Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot in the pantry area of The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles after delivering a short victory speech. He died the next day. Sadly, a website set up during efforts to have the site declared a historical landmark now reads "Everyone spoke, but it's history".
Demolition of the Ambassador Hotel was completed in 2006, despite the historical significance of the property. The Ambassador Hotel was designed by renowned architect Myron Hunt (Rose Bowl Stadium and Caltech) and was situated on Wilshire Boulevard. For decades, the hotel's Cocoanut Grove was the hot spot for live entertainment giving rise to stars like Bing Crosby and Barbra Streisand and hosting such celebrities as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Gene Kelly, Diana Ross, Judy Garland, Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole and Julie Andrews. It's where Marilyn Monroe had her start as a model, as a client of a poolside modeling agency. Howard Hughes and Jean Harlow were some of the many longtime residents who made the Ambassador Hotel their home. The hotel was used so regularly as a set for film and television; people were calling it The Ambassador Studios. Yet, with all of this history, The Ambassador Hotel has disappeared forever, and so has our chance to experience that piece of our collective history in a visceral way.
Today, on the site of the former Ambassador Hotel, stands the Robert F. Kennedy Community School. The school just completed the installation of a visible tribute to the iconic Ambassador Hotel in the form of an interactive public artwork for school children and educators.
The grand sweep of our history may not engage every American, but there are places and moments that manage to snag the public imagination. In the case of the Ambassador Hotel, imagination is all that remains.
Cheri Sundra © 2010
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Q: Is the database connection in this class "reusable"? I'm new to asp.net so this might be really basic question, but i cant figure it out.
I found a bit of code on the internet, that connects to database. And i created a namespace and some classes to use the same code in different projects.
The code and my class is the following:
namespace databaseFunctions
{
    public class databaseConnection
    {
private static string databaseConnectionString()
        {
            return "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 5.1 Driver}; ........";
        }

        public static DataTable getFromDatabase(string SQL)
        {
            DataTable rt = new DataTable();
            DataSet ds = new DataSet();
            OdbcDataAdapter da = new OdbcDataAdapter();
            OdbcConnection con = new OdbcConnection(databaseConnectionString());
            OdbcCommand cmd = new OdbcCommand(SQL, con);
            da.SelectCommand = cmd;
            da.Fill(ds);
            try
            {
                rt = ds.Tables[0];
            }
            catch
            {
                rt = null;
            }
            return rt;
        }

        public static Boolean insertIntoDatabase(string SQL)
        {

            OdbcDataAdapter da = new OdbcDataAdapter();
            OdbcConnection con = new OdbcConnection(databaseConnectionString());
            OdbcCommand cmd = new OdbcCommand(SQL, con);
            con.Open();
            try
            {
                cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
                return true;
            }
            catch
            {
                return false;
            }

        }

}

There is no problem getting data from database, or insert data into some database.
But. when i try to get the last_insert_id() from the mysql database. i only get a zero.
This is why i think that this piece of code I've created and copied from internet, creates a new connection for every time i call the "getFromDatabase(SQL)"
Is there anyone that could help me with fixing this class getFromDatabase() to keep the databaseconnection alive until i tell the program to abandon the connection?
I guess it is the "new OdbcConnection" that should be changed? Is it possible to check if there already is a connection alive?
I've done this hundreds of times in classic asp, but now, with classes and stuff. I'm totally lost.

A: Yes, the code you posted is creating a new database connection every time a method is called, but that's not a problem. The problem is that it is not disposing the connection properly. The way to handle something like this is as follows:
using (OdbcConnection con = new OdbcConnection("yourconnectionsstring"))
{
   con.open();
   OdbcCommand command = new OdbcCommand("command_text",con);
   command.ExecuteQuery(); //or what ever you need to do
}

That way the connection is being disposed properly since using is just syntactic sugar for try/finally
What you need to do is execute the 2 sql statements in the same transaction in a way that you insert the record in the first sql statement and retrieve the last inserted id on the next insert before ending the transaction. For example:
 using (OdbcConnection con = new OdbcConnection("yourconnectionsstring"))
    {
       con.open();
       OdbcTransaction tran = con.BeginTransaction()
       OdbcCommand command = new OdbcCommand("first_sql_statement_here",con);
       command.ExecuteNonQuery();
       command.CommandText = "select last_insert_id();";
       int result =command.ExecuteScalar();
       tran.commit();
    }

That is pretty much the idea.

A: The problem you face is that you've coded yourself into a "new connection per action" corner.  What you really want to aim for,and is considered best practice, is "new connection per batch of actions".
What I recommend in this case is to open connection when required, and close when disposed. What we'll do is move the odbc adapters to a larger scoped variable so that it can be accessed within the class.
namespace databaseFunctions
{
    public class databaseConnection:IDisposable
    {
        private OdbcConnection con;
        private string connectionString;

        public databaseConnection(string connectionString){
            this.connectionString = connectionString;
        }

        public void OpenConnection(){
            if (con == null || con.IsClosed ){ // we make sure we're only opening connection once.
                con = new OdbcConnection(this.connectionString);
            }
        }
        public void CloseConnection(){
            if (con != null && con.IsOpen){ // I'm making stuff up here
                con.Close();
            }
        }

        public DataTable getFromDatabase(string SQL)
        {
            OpenConnection();

            DataTable rt = new DataTable();
            DataSet ds = new DataSet();
            OdbcCommand cmd = new OdbcCommand(SQL, con);
            da.SelectCommand = cmd;
            da.Fill(ds);
            try
            {
                rt = ds.Tables[0];
            }
            catch
            {
                rt = null;
            }
            return rt;
        }

        public Boolean insertIntoDatabase(string SQL)
        {
            OpenConnection();

            OdbcCommand cmd = new OdbcCommand(SQL, con);
            con.Open();
            try
            {
                cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
                return true;
            }
            catch
            {
                return false;
            }

        }

        // Implementing IDisposable method
        public void Dispose(){
            CloseConenction();
        }
    }
}

Now the next time you use your class do something like
using (DatabaseConnection db = new DatabaseConnection()){
    db.InsertIntoDatabase(...);
    db.GetLastInsertID();
    db.GetFromDatabase(...);
}

At the end of that code block, because it is IDisposeable, it will close that connection for you in the dispose method.

Things I changed:

*

*implemented IDisposable interface

*changed methods from static to class methods.

*added new methods for opening closing connection

*moved connection variable to class level scope

*added an argument to the constructor that lets you pass in a connection string (you should put this connection string in you Web.Config

Edits:

*

*constructor takes in connectionString per suggestion.

A: You should let the connection pool handle your connections; That means you Close() every connection as soon as possible, and only create a new one at the last possible moment.
So yes - keep creating new ones for separate transactions.


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Are Cara Maria And Paulie Still Together? What Was The Reason of Their Break Up?
If you watch The Challenge on MTV, you've got a great shot at finding love — but your chances of keeping it going are low. Some doubted that Paulie Calafiore and Cara Maria Sorbello, who met on Final Reckoning in 2018, would develop into a genuine friendship, but they did. Later that year, they appeared together in War of the Worlds, and in 2019, they returned for a sequel.
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That which brings you joy cannot be measured in monetary terms. I was always like, dude, the pay is excellent. I really can't say no to this. After the December 2019 finale of War of the Worlds 2, she told Us Weekly, "I needed a little vacation for my sanity and happiness, just finding what makes me again and get my light back." "I'm freaking awesome, so I'm taking a sabbatical so they can make someone else the bad guy next season because I'm not going to be on it!"
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The Challenge: Final Reckoning: Maria And Paulie's Relationship
While filming The Challenge: Final Reckoning, Paulie and Danielle Maltby crossed paths for the first time. At the time, Paulie was in a relationship with Danielle. After the adultery scandal came to light, Paulie and Danielle ended their relationship, and he soon began dating Cara.
Cara learned much later the same year that Paulie had been unfaithful to her with his previous girlfriend. Cara first denied that the couple had ended their relationship, but the next day, Cara's ex-boyfriend revealed the news on Instagram Live, despite Cara's denial.
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Cara Maria And Paulie Breakup
The history of Paulie and Cara's relationship reveals that Cara found out later that year that Paulie had cheated on her with his ex-girlfriend. This revelation came as a shock to Cara. Cara first denied that the couple had ended their relationship, but the next day, Cara's ex-boyfriend revealed the news on Instagram Live, despite Cara's denial.
After more than a year of ups and downs, Paulie Calafiore and Cara Maria Sorbello have decided to end their relationship. In a video posted on Instagram Live on October 8, he broke the news to his followers. Paulie remarked that "it's been a long time coming," but she and Cara realized that "it's probably best that we go our ways and remain friends." "We have nothing but the utmost respect for one another."
Cara And Paulie's Relationship
Cara and Paulie initially connected in 2018 while working on the set of The Challenge: Final Reckoning. Currently, the two are in the process of hosting their first Ten Escape, a VIP all-inclusive vacation. Since the show's end, they have seen many highs and lows, but overall, they have been doing quite well. Although they travel a lot, the couple still lives together in the same house in Montana. They have decided that their best option is to have an open relationship.
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Are Cara Maria And Paulie Still Together?
Despite getting off to a rocky start, Maria and Paulie could not resist their attraction when they first met in 2018. The couple got back together in 2019, and soon after they moved in together in Montana.
Their previous breakup occurred in 2018. After completing the task on this series, MTV celebrity Cara and lengthy Big Brother alumnus Paulie started dating. Paulie is a former contestant on Big Brother.
The couple stayed resilient and continued to live together in Montana despite the many obstacles they faced along the way, including the appearance of his ex-girlfriend on the show.
The test goes off without a hitch; Cara holds up her teammate, but Paulie deduces the answer to the riddle and saves the couple. Back at home, though, Paulie tells Cara that she needs to work on her swimming since she is putting the entire U.S. team in danger.
Even though his remarks were fairly even-handed and, more significantly, factual, Cara is angered by them; she elaborates on why she thinks being in a relationship on The Challenge is the worst. On the other hand, Paulie complains about how uncoachable his partner is to the rest of the team. He even doubts whether Cara can win the final or wants to.
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In what matter did Paulie warn Cara?
Paulie cautions Cara that her poor swim put the entire U.S. team in danger and she needs to work on her swimming skills.
When did Cara and Paulie meet?
Maria and Paulie met in 2018, and although they didn't exactly hit it off at first, towards the end of the year, there was no denying the attraction between them.
The Challenge Final Reckoning: Maria And Paulie's Relationship?
The couple met while filming The Challenge: Final Reckoning. After the infidelity scandal, Paulie split up with Danielle and started dating Cara.
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