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EXCLUSIVE: Mayor de Blasio to nominate former lawyer to run Taxi & Limousine Commission
By Jennifer Fermino
Mar 08, 2014 | 6:00 AM
Mayor de Blasio is to nominate Meera Joshi (pictured) to run the Taxi & Limousine Commission.
Former Taxi & Limousine lawyer Meera Joshi will be nominated Saturday by Mayor de Blasio to run the agency, the Daily News has learned.
Joshi, who has worked in city government for more than a decade, called the appointment an "honor" and said one of her biggest goals will be getting more input from riders.
"They're an important stakeholder," she said.
She will be the second woman to lead the agency.
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Diane McGrath-McKechnie, who served from 1996 to 2001, was the first.
Although Joshi worked for Bloomberg administration taxi boss David Yassky — who backed outer borough "green" cabs while de Blasio opposed them — sources said the mayor valued her experience in oversight roles, including a stint at the NYPD Civilian Complaint Review Board.
If the nomination is approved by the City Council, Joshi will be in charge of regulating the city's sprawling for-hire car business, including yellow taxis, livery cars, commuter vans and ambulettes.
Though Yassky played a starring role in the agency's public-service announcements on the TV monitors in yellow cabs, riders shouldn't expect the same from Joshi.
"I'm a lot shyer," she said.
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County of Huron SLED Fund opens for 2021 applications
Jan 29, 2021 | Economic Development, From Our Network, Funding, Huron County Economic Development Update
FROM HURON COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – The County of Huron's annual SLED (Supporting Local Economic Development) program opens on February 8, 2021, providing an opportunity for municipalities and registered non-profits to receive funding for projects which target key regional economic development priorities in COVID-19 recovery, workforce attraction, agriculture, tourism, or investment attraction.
Successful projects will be provided up to $10,000 through the SLED fund and must be completed by March 31, 2022.
Recipients of the SLED program funding are required to use funds in a way that has a clear and measurable economic impact, includes substantial private sector participation, and must provide financial resources and support to the project. Eligible projects must achieve at least one of the following objectives in Huron County:
Grows the workforce;
Creates diversification of the existing agricultural industry;
Creates an exceptional Huron County visitor experience;
Develops investment attraction material or resolves investment attraction issues; or
Implements measures that support the business community's recovery from COVID-19.
The program is delivered on a first come, first served basis, closing March 31, 2021 or when funds are exhausted, whichever is earlier.
For more information about the SLED program and application process, please click the button below to visit our website or contact Rick Sickinger, Program Advisor at rsickinger@huroncounty.ca
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Алексе́й Анато́льевич Со́кин (родился 15 мая 1979 года, Омск, РСФСР, СССР) — российский политический деятель, член Совета Федерации ФС РФ от Законодательного Собрания Омской области с 30 марта 2011 года по 28 марта 2012 года. Депутат Омского городского Совета четвертого, пятого и шестого созывов, в 2012—2017 годах — заместитель председателя Омского городского Совета.

Биография
Алексей Сокин родился 15 мая 1979 года в Омске в семье педагогов. Его отец — художник, скульптор, мастер по ковке из металла и художественных витражей; мать — учитель русского языка и литературы, младший брат Иван — архитектор, проектировщик. В 1996 году Сокин окончил школу № 10, позже окончил два факультета ОмГУ — исторический (2001) и юридический (2010). Женат, воспитывает сына Макара.

В 2002—2007 годах Сокин был помощником депутата Омского городского совета Александра Кивича. В 2005—2006 годах прошёл обучение в региональном проекте «Школа молодого политика», в октябре 2006 года выиграл конкурс на участие в федеральном проекте «Школа молодого лидера местного самоуправления». В 2000 - 2002 годах состоял в партии «Единство», с января 2006 года является членом партии «Единая Россия». С 2004 года является членом Общественной коалиции Омской области. С 2009 года — руководитель исполкома Омского регионального отделения общероссийской общественной организации «Всероссийский Совет местного самоуправления». 11 марта 2007 года был избран депутатом Омского городского совета и стал заместителем председателя комитета по вопросам местного самоуправления, законности и правопорядка, но депутатские полномочия были досрочно прекращены в связи с избранием сенатором.

С 30 марта 2011 года по 28 марта 2012 года Сокин был членом Совета Федерации Федерального Собрания РФ от Законодательного собрания Омской области. В 2012 и 2017 годах переизбирался в Омский городской совет. В 2021 году Сокин возглавил омское бюджетное учреждение «Центр компетенций по вопросам городской среды».

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Ссылки
 Персональный сайт А. А. Сокина
 Личный блог А. А. Сокина

Выпускники ОмГУ
Члены Совета Федерации России (с 2000)
Депутаты Омского городского совета

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What If We Had Flying Cars?
Kevin Colacci
It's 2019, where are all the flying cars?
Imagine an entire network of flying cars zooming around 2,000 meters (6,561 feet) above our congested city streets. Your morning commute would be a lot different up there: you could travel at higher speeds, and you could reach almost any remote destination.
But what kinds of laws would we have to put in place to control the skies? How could we enforce those laws? And how would we deal with the danger of car crashes in the sky?
The idea of flying cars has been around for almost as long as the car has. And with most people imagining that the future will include some form of flying vehicle, we seem to have accepted that flying cars will eventually become reality.
But do we need them? The companies that are currently producing them would say yes, obviously, because they'd be much more environmentally friendly than our current gas-guzzling automobiles.
But other scientists say that, in reality, we'd just be replacing one environmental catastrophe with another. Now, before we get too carried away with the environmental impacts of flying cars, let's figure out if it's even possible to fill our skies with them.
Several companies have already produced working models, so we know that it's physically possible, but making them a regular part of our society would be much more complicated. For starters, there's the question of who'd be driving them:. Would it be us, or some kind of artificial intelligence?
According to Aviation Safety magazine, human error is the cause of 90 percent of noncommercial plane accidents. This is one of the reasons why many experts think that flying cars would need to be autonomous. In other words, humans would not drive them.
Studies also show that accidents are much more likely when humans are behind the wheel of the ordinary cars we have now. And remember that up in the air, accidents would be a lot more destructive.
Not only would there be higher speed collisions, but there would be the collateral damage of the wrecks falling to the ground or crashing into surrounding buildings. Everyday normal car issues that we experience on the ground would also be a lot more problematic in the air.
If your engine breaks down, or you happen to run out of gas completely, you can still pull over to the side of the road, you just have to plummet for 2,000 meters (6561.68 feet) before you crash there. Bad weather would also become a much bigger problem on your airborne journeys, as conditions like strong winds could throw your flying car off course, and possibly into a tailspin.
Maybe there would have to be rules in place for when a flying vehicle could and could not be used because of Mother Nature. And we'd need police up there to enforce those rules, along with other laws regarding speed and allowed elevation heights. But how would a cop pull someone over in mid-air?
Ok, so clearly there would be a lot of work to do to integrate flying cars into our society, but it'd all be for the good of the environment, right? It is estimated that an electric flying vehicle could be 35 percent more energy efficient over a 100 km (62 mile) trip when compared to a gas-powered car.
As impressive as this is, it doesn't top what an electric vehicle is currently capable of achieving. On top of that, although we'd be eliminating the problematic gasolines needed for conventional cars, mining the natural elements required for our flying cars' rechargeable batteries would be just about as bad.
So maybe flying cars will never be convenient enough for the average commuter to rely on, but that doesn't mean we should stop exploring the technology.
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"Is Flying Or Driving Better For The Environment?". 2019. Thoughtco. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Role Of Flying Cars In Sustainable Mobility". Kasliwal, Akshat, Noah J. Furbush, James H. Gawron, James R. McBride, Timothy J. Wallington, Robert D. De Kleine, Hyung Chul Kim, and Gregory A. Keoleian. 2019. Nature Communications 10 (1). Springer Nature. doi:10.1038/s41467-019-09426-0.
"Forget Cars. We Need Electric Airplanes.". Irfan, Umair, 2019. Vox. Accessed July 9 2019.
"The Spiralling Environmental Cost Of Our Lithium Battery Addiction". Katwala, Amit, wired.co.uk. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Flying Cars Could Cut Emissions, Replace Planes, And Free Up Roads – But Not Soon Enough". Hugh, Hunt, 2019. phys.org. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Humans—Not Technology—Are The Leading Cause Of Self-Driving Car Accidents In California". 2019. Reisinger, Don. Fortune. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Aviation Safety – The Problem With Flight Training". Stowell, Rich, 2019. aviationsafetymagazine.com. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Flying Cars Likely To Be Autonomous, Insurance Analytics Firm Says – Avionics". 2017. Avionics. Accessed July 9 2019.
"Why Flying Cars Are An Impossible Dream". Thompson, Derek. 2019. The Atlantic. Accessed July 9 2019.
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All About Argentium - Better Than Sterling!
Treat Your Art Like Work — In a Good Way!
Art is work. If you've ever doubted that, take a look at the output from masters like Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol, the Davids (Byrne and Bowie), Vincent Van Gogh, or Frida Kahlo.
What did they all have in common? The worked really hard, each creating thousands of paintings, sketches, songs, photographs, prints, or recordings. Look at the master, Pablo Picasso, who created an estimated 50,000 pieces of art: 1,885 paintings; 1,228 sculptures; 2,880 ceramics, roughly 12,000 ceramics, roughly 12,000 drawings, many thousands of prints, and numerous tapestries and rugs.
And they had to impose on themselves a discipline that lots of folks get from having a "real" job.
Ha! Making art is a real job! Even if lots of us don't make a living at it.
As I said in a recent post, wire weaving is time-consuming, no doubt! It's really challenging to find time. In my case, I work as a self-employed bookkeeper, and perform most weekend nights in the band I run with my husband, Jim.
That means time is at a premium. So, it's incredibly important that I be disciplined with my time to make sure that my jewelry making gets equal time. It's equally important to me.
Respecting your time also means respecting your work. If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. And even if I'm not happy with an individual piece, it doesn't mean that piece is no good.
Block off time for art — I make sure that I block off time every day for jewelry making. Most days, it's early in the morning, usually starting between 5 and 5:30 a.m. (I know: I'm an early riser!) It doesn't matter really when you block the time off, as long as you make sure you DO block it off.
Have a space for art — I don't have a studio, per se. But I have a space in our house dedicated to my art. It's a place where I can spread out my tools and materials, work in peace, and soak in the inspiration being surrounded by the tools of my trade.
Respect your time; know when to stop — I set a timer (Thanks Alexa!) to remind me to stop weaving and get to "work." I bet I'm not alone in that I get caught up in the creative process and lose track of time.
Don't assume everyone shares your preferences — I once finished a piece that I frankly wasn't crazy about. It was perfectly OK, but just didn't thrill me. I sold it a week later to a client who loved it. And it looked beautiful on her. That was a powerful lesson for me. Just because I'm not thrilled with a piece doesn't mean someone won't love it.
We once got the chance to attend a songwriting workshop with the famous singer/songwriter Tom Rush. Tom is a true artist, and approaches his craft with appropriate seriousness. Among his advice: Never throw your work away. He's got a file cabinet full of scraps of paper with lyrics, melodies and simple ideas, stashed away in folders, collected over many years. Sometimes, he said, he'll pull out a napkin or receipt with a line or two written years before that leads to a new song.
That's inspired me to keep all my work – no matter how underwhelming — to me. Sometimes I'll revisit a piece that I wasn't crazy about, and that becomes the starting point for a "makeover." I might change the chain, or the bezel or a bail. I might swap out the sea glass. Maybe add a vintage bead I've recycled. It's all part of the process.
One of the best parts of what I do is meeting people at shows and crafts fairs. Because I bring a mini-version of my studio with me, I'm able to work on pieces of jewelry between customers. And I get a lot of questions! Here are some of the most frequently asked questions, and my answers.
Wire weaving is time-consuming, no doubt! It takes me about 4-8 hours to make a typical piece — some longer, some shorter. I make everything by hand - the settings, chains, chokers, clasps etc.
Do you draw out your designs first?
The answer is no. Sometimes I'll start a piece with "no direction home," as Bob Dylan says. I follow my instinct, and my brain as I weave. Sometimes, a particular piece of sea glass or pottery will spark an idea for a design in my head. But that's just a starting point. Once I start weaving, who knows where I'll end up! So, each piece is unique.
The sea glass and beach pottery are the starting points. The weaving is all done with tarnish-resistant brass or silver-plated wire in various gauges. I do use bronze and copper wire from time to time, but they present certain challenges (copper oxidizes, for example) so I don't use them as often. I've started weaving leather cord for a lot of my pieces as well for a more casual look.
How are the pieces held together?
Everything is held in place by the wire weaving. I don't use any glue or solder. I don't drill holes in the glass and pottery for chains or chokers. It's just the way my art has evolved, and the way I prefer to create!
Do you use a rock tumbler?
I get this question from time to time. A tumbler is a machine that spins and shakes stones, glass or pottery in a mixture of water and sand, small stones, or some other abrasive material to smooth and polish the object. It takes days or weeks of constantly running, and is widely used by folks who work with gemstones. I've used a tumbler on extremely rare occasions. In fact, there's only one piece in my current collection that includes a tumbled piece of red glass. And I'll always indicate if a piece includes an object that's been tumbled. The vast majority — all but the one mentioned — represent the glass or ceramic just as Mother Nature intended.
Ha! People always ask, and I am always coy about this. The truth is, sea glass can be found on almost any beach! Yes, there are some places richer than others. You can search on line. That's how I learned about the beach in California where once stood a famous hotel. We almost had to buy an extra suitcase to get home! But let's face it: humans are litterbugs, and we've been dumping our trash into the sea for thousands of years. There's no shortage of sea glass. Unless you're talking about red sea glass.
In other words, I'm not going to tell you where I find my sea glass, except to say "Everywhere I look."
It's easy to think of the beach as a sunny summer spot. But for me, winter and spring mean lots of time for collecting the raw material that will inspire my next jewelry pieces. The beaches are less crowded; the tides and weather more extreme; and often, the sea glass and pottery that I use are more plentiful in the winter and spring.
Yes, the winters here can be brutal. But they also bring unexpected treasures: rare birds, beautiful snowscapes and yes, a gold mine of sea glass and pottery on our beaches. One of my favorite things to do is walk on the beach after a powerful Nor'Easter. The sands have shifted, and the ocean has coughed up trash and treasure alike. The day after a storm is often still rough and windy. But it's worth it. I've discovered some of my most fun, beautiful and favorite pieces in the immediate aftermath of a bad storm.
As I fill my bags with future pieces of jewelry, I get excited about the season ahead. I hope to be at several crafts shows and fairs around New England this spring and summer. Applications are in, the juries are convened, and I'm hoping for the best! As the calendar comes together, I'll publish dates and locations on the Upcoming Shows page.
Meanwhile, I'm working on new pieces all the time. I'm constantly experimenting with new weaves, different ways to set the sea glass and pottery and unique chains, chokers and bails. I never know what the end result will be - and I'll have more to say about that in another blog post.
So, even as we hunker down to ride out the latest version of nature's idea of a good day, keep in mind that tomorrow will be better, and filled with glass and ceramic reminders of the power of the ocean. The ocean can tear down, reshape, and renew everything. It inspires me to do the same with her beautiful trinkets.


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package sqlapi

// Copyright (c) Microsoft and contributors.  All rights reserved.
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// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
//
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// limitations under the License.
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// Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is regenerated.

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/services/preview/sql/mgmt/2017-03-01-preview/sql"
	"github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest"
	"github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest/date"
	"github.com/satori/go.uuid"
)

// BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesClient type.
type BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.BackupLongTermRetentionPolicy) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionPolicy, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionPolicyListResult, err error)
}

var _ BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.BackupLongTermRetentionPoliciesClient)(nil)

// BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsClient type.
type BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.BackupLongTermRetentionVault) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionVault, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.BackupLongTermRetentionVaultListResult, err error)
}

var _ BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsClientAPI = (*sql.BackupLongTermRetentionVaultsClient)(nil)

// RecoverableDatabasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the RecoverableDatabasesClient type.
type RecoverableDatabasesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.RecoverableDatabase, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.RecoverableDatabaseListResult, err error)
}

var _ RecoverableDatabasesClientAPI = (*sql.RecoverableDatabasesClient)(nil)

// RestorableDroppedDatabasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the RestorableDroppedDatabasesClient type.
type RestorableDroppedDatabasesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, restorableDroppededDatabaseID string) (result sql.RestorableDroppedDatabase, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.RestorableDroppedDatabaseListResult, err error)
}

var _ RestorableDroppedDatabasesClientAPI = (*sql.RestorableDroppedDatabasesClient)(nil)

// CapabilitiesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the CapabilitiesClient type.
type CapabilitiesClientAPI interface {
	ListByLocation(ctx context.Context, locationID string) (result sql.LocationCapabilities, err error)
}

var _ CapabilitiesClientAPI = (*sql.CapabilitiesClient)(nil)

// ServersClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServersClient type.
type ServersClientAPI interface {
	CheckNameAvailability(ctx context.Context, parameters sql.CheckNameAvailabilityRequest) (result sql.CheckNameAvailabilityResponse, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.Server) (result sql.ServersCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServersDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.Server, err error)
	List(ctx context.Context) (result sql.ServerListResultPage, err error)
	ListByResourceGroup(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string) (result sql.ServerListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ServerUpdate) (result sql.ServersUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ ServersClientAPI = (*sql.ServersClient)(nil)

// ServerConnectionPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerConnectionPoliciesClient type.
type ServerConnectionPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ServerConnectionPolicy) (result sql.ServerConnectionPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerConnectionPolicy, err error)
}

var _ ServerConnectionPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ServerConnectionPoliciesClient)(nil)

// DatabasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabasesClient type.
type DatabasesClientAPI interface {
	CreateImportOperation(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ImportExtensionRequest) (result sql.DatabasesCreateImportOperationFuture, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.Database) (result sql.DatabasesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Export(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ExportRequest) (result sql.DatabasesExportFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, expand string) (result sql.Database, err error)
	GetByElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string, databaseName string) (result sql.Database, err error)
	GetByRecommendedElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, recommendedElasticPoolName string, databaseName string) (result sql.Database, err error)
	Import(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ImportRequest) (result sql.DatabasesImportFuture, err error)
	ListByElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result sql.DatabaseListResult, err error)
	ListByRecommendedElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, recommendedElasticPoolName string) (result sql.DatabaseListResult, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, expand string, filter string) (result sql.DatabaseListResult, err error)
	ListMetricDefinitions(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.MetricDefinitionListResult, err error)
	ListMetrics(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, filter string) (result sql.MetricListResult, err error)
	Pause(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabasesPauseFuture, err error)
	Rename(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ResourceMoveDefinition) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Resume(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabasesResumeFuture, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DatabaseUpdate) (result sql.DatabasesUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ DatabasesClientAPI = (*sql.DatabasesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseThreatDetectionPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseThreatDetectionPoliciesClient type.
type DatabaseThreatDetectionPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DatabaseSecurityAlertPolicy) (result sql.DatabaseSecurityAlertPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseSecurityAlertPolicy, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseThreatDetectionPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseThreatDetectionPoliciesClient)(nil)

// DataMaskingPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DataMaskingPoliciesClient type.
type DataMaskingPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DataMaskingPolicy) (result sql.DataMaskingPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DataMaskingPolicy, err error)
}

var _ DataMaskingPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.DataMaskingPoliciesClient)(nil)

// DataMaskingRulesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DataMaskingRulesClient type.
type DataMaskingRulesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, dataMaskingRuleName string, parameters sql.DataMaskingRule) (result sql.DataMaskingRule, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DataMaskingRuleListResult, err error)
}

var _ DataMaskingRulesClientAPI = (*sql.DataMaskingRulesClient)(nil)

// ElasticPoolsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ElasticPoolsClient type.
type ElasticPoolsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string, parameters sql.ElasticPool) (result sql.ElasticPoolsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result sql.ElasticPool, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ElasticPoolListResult, err error)
	ListMetricDefinitions(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result sql.MetricDefinitionListResult, err error)
	ListMetrics(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string, filter string) (result sql.MetricListResult, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string, parameters sql.ElasticPoolUpdate) (result sql.ElasticPoolsUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ ElasticPoolsClientAPI = (*sql.ElasticPoolsClient)(nil)

// FirewallRulesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the FirewallRulesClient type.
type FirewallRulesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, firewallRuleName string, parameters sql.FirewallRule) (result sql.FirewallRule, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, firewallRuleName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, firewallRuleName string) (result sql.FirewallRule, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.FirewallRuleListResult, err error)
}

var _ FirewallRulesClientAPI = (*sql.FirewallRulesClient)(nil)

// GeoBackupPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the GeoBackupPoliciesClient type.
type GeoBackupPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.GeoBackupPolicy) (result sql.GeoBackupPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.GeoBackupPolicy, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.GeoBackupPolicyListResult, err error)
}

var _ GeoBackupPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.GeoBackupPoliciesClient)(nil)

// ReplicationLinksClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ReplicationLinksClient type.
type ReplicationLinksClientAPI interface {
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, linkID string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Failover(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, linkID string) (result sql.ReplicationLinksFailoverFuture, err error)
	FailoverAllowDataLoss(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, linkID string) (result sql.ReplicationLinksFailoverAllowDataLossFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, linkID string) (result sql.ReplicationLink, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ReplicationLinkListResult, err error)
}

var _ ReplicationLinksClientAPI = (*sql.ReplicationLinksClient)(nil)

// ServerAzureADAdministratorsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerAzureADAdministratorsClient type.
type ServerAzureADAdministratorsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, properties sql.ServerAzureADAdministrator) (result sql.ServerAzureADAdministratorsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerAzureADAdministratorsDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerAzureADAdministrator, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerAdministratorListResult, err error)
}

var _ ServerAzureADAdministratorsClientAPI = (*sql.ServerAzureADAdministratorsClient)(nil)

// ServerCommunicationLinksClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerCommunicationLinksClient type.
type ServerCommunicationLinksClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, communicationLinkName string, parameters sql.ServerCommunicationLink) (result sql.ServerCommunicationLinksCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, communicationLinkName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, communicationLinkName string) (result sql.ServerCommunicationLink, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerCommunicationLinkListResult, err error)
}

var _ ServerCommunicationLinksClientAPI = (*sql.ServerCommunicationLinksClient)(nil)

// ServiceObjectivesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServiceObjectivesClient type.
type ServiceObjectivesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, serviceObjectiveName string) (result sql.ServiceObjective, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServiceObjectiveListResult, err error)
}

var _ ServiceObjectivesClientAPI = (*sql.ServiceObjectivesClient)(nil)

// ElasticPoolActivitiesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ElasticPoolActivitiesClient type.
type ElasticPoolActivitiesClientAPI interface {
	ListByElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result sql.ElasticPoolActivityListResult, err error)
}

var _ ElasticPoolActivitiesClientAPI = (*sql.ElasticPoolActivitiesClient)(nil)

// ElasticPoolDatabaseActivitiesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ElasticPoolDatabaseActivitiesClient type.
type ElasticPoolDatabaseActivitiesClientAPI interface {
	ListByElasticPool(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, elasticPoolName string) (result sql.ElasticPoolDatabaseActivityListResult, err error)
}

var _ ElasticPoolDatabaseActivitiesClientAPI = (*sql.ElasticPoolDatabaseActivitiesClient)(nil)

// ServiceTierAdvisorsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServiceTierAdvisorsClient type.
type ServiceTierAdvisorsClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, serviceTierAdvisorName string) (result sql.ServiceTierAdvisor, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ServiceTierAdvisorListResult, err error)
}

var _ ServiceTierAdvisorsClientAPI = (*sql.ServiceTierAdvisorsClient)(nil)

// TransparentDataEncryptionsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the TransparentDataEncryptionsClient type.
type TransparentDataEncryptionsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.TransparentDataEncryption) (result sql.TransparentDataEncryption, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.TransparentDataEncryption, err error)
}

var _ TransparentDataEncryptionsClientAPI = (*sql.TransparentDataEncryptionsClient)(nil)

// TransparentDataEncryptionActivitiesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the TransparentDataEncryptionActivitiesClient type.
type TransparentDataEncryptionActivitiesClientAPI interface {
	ListByConfiguration(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.TransparentDataEncryptionActivityListResult, err error)
}

var _ TransparentDataEncryptionActivitiesClientAPI = (*sql.TransparentDataEncryptionActivitiesClient)(nil)

// ServerUsagesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerUsagesClient type.
type ServerUsagesClientAPI interface {
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerUsageListResult, err error)
}

var _ ServerUsagesClientAPI = (*sql.ServerUsagesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseUsagesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseUsagesClient type.
type DatabaseUsagesClientAPI interface {
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseUsageListResult, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseUsagesClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseUsagesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseAutomaticTuningClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseAutomaticTuningClient type.
type DatabaseAutomaticTuningClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseAutomaticTuning, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DatabaseAutomaticTuning) (result sql.DatabaseAutomaticTuning, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseAutomaticTuningClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseAutomaticTuningClient)(nil)

// EncryptionProtectorsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the EncryptionProtectorsClient type.
type EncryptionProtectorsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.EncryptionProtector) (result sql.EncryptionProtectorsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.EncryptionProtector, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.EncryptionProtectorListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ EncryptionProtectorsClientAPI = (*sql.EncryptionProtectorsClient)(nil)

// FailoverGroupsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the FailoverGroupsClient type.
type FailoverGroupsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string, parameters sql.FailoverGroup) (result sql.FailoverGroupsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string) (result sql.FailoverGroupsDeleteFuture, err error)
	Failover(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string) (result sql.FailoverGroupsFailoverFuture, err error)
	ForceFailoverAllowDataLoss(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string) (result sql.FailoverGroupsForceFailoverAllowDataLossFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string) (result sql.FailoverGroup, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.FailoverGroupListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, failoverGroupName string, parameters sql.FailoverGroupUpdate) (result sql.FailoverGroupsUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ FailoverGroupsClientAPI = (*sql.FailoverGroupsClient)(nil)

// ManagedInstancesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ManagedInstancesClient type.
type ManagedInstancesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, parameters sql.ManagedInstance) (result sql.ManagedInstancesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string) (result sql.ManagedInstancesDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string) (result sql.ManagedInstance, err error)
	List(ctx context.Context) (result sql.ManagedInstanceListResultPage, err error)
	ListByResourceGroup(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string) (result sql.ManagedInstanceListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, parameters sql.ManagedInstanceUpdate) (result sql.ManagedInstancesUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ ManagedInstancesClientAPI = (*sql.ManagedInstancesClient)(nil)

// OperationsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the OperationsClient type.
type OperationsClientAPI interface {
	List(ctx context.Context) (result sql.OperationListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ OperationsClientAPI = (*sql.OperationsClient)(nil)

// ServerKeysClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerKeysClient type.
type ServerKeysClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, keyName string, parameters sql.ServerKey) (result sql.ServerKeysCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, keyName string) (result sql.ServerKeysDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, keyName string) (result sql.ServerKey, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerKeyListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ ServerKeysClientAPI = (*sql.ServerKeysClient)(nil)

// SyncAgentsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the SyncAgentsClient type.
type SyncAgentsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, syncAgentName string, parameters sql.SyncAgent) (result sql.SyncAgentsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, syncAgentName string) (result sql.SyncAgentsDeleteFuture, err error)
	GenerateKey(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, syncAgentName string) (result sql.SyncAgentKeyProperties, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, syncAgentName string) (result sql.SyncAgent, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.SyncAgentListResultPage, err error)
	ListLinkedDatabases(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, syncAgentName string) (result sql.SyncAgentLinkedDatabaseListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ SyncAgentsClientAPI = (*sql.SyncAgentsClient)(nil)

// SyncGroupsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the SyncGroupsClient type.
type SyncGroupsClientAPI interface {
	CancelSync(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, parameters sql.SyncGroup) (result sql.SyncGroupsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result sql.SyncGroupsDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result sql.SyncGroup, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.SyncGroupListResultPage, err error)
	ListHubSchemas(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result sql.SyncFullSchemaPropertiesListResultPage, err error)
	ListLogs(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, startTime string, endTime string, typeParameter string, continuationToken string) (result sql.SyncGroupLogListResultPage, err error)
	ListSyncDatabaseIds(ctx context.Context, locationName string) (result sql.SyncDatabaseIDListResultPage, err error)
	RefreshHubSchema(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result sql.SyncGroupsRefreshHubSchemaFuture, err error)
	TriggerSync(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, parameters sql.SyncGroup) (result sql.SyncGroupsUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ SyncGroupsClientAPI = (*sql.SyncGroupsClient)(nil)

// SyncMembersClientAPI contains the set of methods on the SyncMembersClient type.
type SyncMembersClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string, parameters sql.SyncMember) (result sql.SyncMembersCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string) (result sql.SyncMembersDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string) (result sql.SyncMember, err error)
	ListBySyncGroup(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string) (result sql.SyncMemberListResultPage, err error)
	ListMemberSchemas(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string) (result sql.SyncFullSchemaPropertiesListResultPage, err error)
	RefreshMemberSchema(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string) (result sql.SyncMembersRefreshMemberSchemaFuture, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, syncGroupName string, syncMemberName string, parameters sql.SyncMember) (result sql.SyncMembersUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ SyncMembersClientAPI = (*sql.SyncMembersClient)(nil)

// SubscriptionUsagesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the SubscriptionUsagesClient type.
type SubscriptionUsagesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, locationName string, usageName string) (result sql.SubscriptionUsage, err error)
	ListByLocation(ctx context.Context, locationName string) (result sql.SubscriptionUsageListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ SubscriptionUsagesClientAPI = (*sql.SubscriptionUsagesClient)(nil)

// VirtualClustersClientAPI contains the set of methods on the VirtualClustersClient type.
type VirtualClustersClientAPI interface {
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, virtualClusterName string) (result sql.VirtualClustersDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, virtualClusterName string) (result sql.VirtualCluster, err error)
	List(ctx context.Context) (result sql.VirtualClusterListResultPage, err error)
	ListByResourceGroup(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string) (result sql.VirtualClusterListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, virtualClusterName string, parameters sql.VirtualClusterUpdate) (result sql.VirtualClustersUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ VirtualClustersClientAPI = (*sql.VirtualClustersClient)(nil)

// ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClient type.
type ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy) (result sql.ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
}

var _ ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ExtendedDatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClient)(nil)

// ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClient type.
type ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPolicy) (result sql.ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
}

var _ ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ExtendedServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClient)(nil)

// ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClient type.
type ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ServerBlobAuditingPolicy) (result sql.ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
}

var _ ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ServerBlobAuditingPoliciesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClient type.
type DatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy) (result sql.DatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseBlobAuditingPolicy, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseBlobAuditingPoliciesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaselinesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaselinesClient type.
type DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaselinesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, ruleID string, baselineName sql.VulnerabilityAssessmentPolicyBaselineName, parameters sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaseline) (result sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaseline, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, ruleID string, baselineName sql.VulnerabilityAssessmentPolicyBaselineName) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, ruleID string, baselineName sql.VulnerabilityAssessmentPolicyBaselineName) (result sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaseline, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaselinesClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentRuleBaselinesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentsClient type.
type DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessment) (result sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessment, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessment, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentsClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseVulnerabilityAssessmentsClient)(nil)

// VirtualNetworkRulesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the VirtualNetworkRulesClient type.
type VirtualNetworkRulesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, virtualNetworkRuleName string, parameters sql.VirtualNetworkRule) (result sql.VirtualNetworkRulesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, virtualNetworkRuleName string) (result sql.VirtualNetworkRulesDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, virtualNetworkRuleName string) (result sql.VirtualNetworkRule, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.VirtualNetworkRuleListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ VirtualNetworkRulesClientAPI = (*sql.VirtualNetworkRulesClient)(nil)

// DatabaseOperationsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DatabaseOperationsClient type.
type DatabaseOperationsClientAPI interface {
	Cancel(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, operationID uuid.UUID) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DatabaseOperationListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ DatabaseOperationsClientAPI = (*sql.DatabaseOperationsClient)(nil)

// DataWarehouseUserActivitiesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the DataWarehouseUserActivitiesClient type.
type DataWarehouseUserActivitiesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.DataWarehouseUserActivities, err error)
}

var _ DataWarehouseUserActivitiesClientAPI = (*sql.DataWarehouseUserActivitiesClient)(nil)

// JobAgentsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobAgentsClient type.
type JobAgentsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, parameters sql.JobAgent) (result sql.JobAgentsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string) (result sql.JobAgentsDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string) (result sql.JobAgent, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.JobAgentListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, parameters sql.JobAgentUpdate) (result sql.JobAgentsUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ JobAgentsClientAPI = (*sql.JobAgentsClient)(nil)

// JobCredentialsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobCredentialsClient type.
type JobCredentialsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, credentialName string, parameters sql.JobCredential) (result sql.JobCredential, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, credentialName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, credentialName string) (result sql.JobCredential, err error)
	ListByAgent(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string) (result sql.JobCredentialListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobCredentialsClientAPI = (*sql.JobCredentialsClient)(nil)

// JobExecutionsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobExecutionsClient type.
type JobExecutionsClientAPI interface {
	Cancel(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Create(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string) (result sql.JobExecutionsCreateFuture, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID) (result sql.JobExecutionsCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID) (result sql.JobExecution, err error)
	ListByAgent(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, createTimeMin *date.Time, createTimeMax *date.Time, endTimeMin *date.Time, endTimeMax *date.Time, isActive *bool, skip *int32, top *int32) (result sql.JobExecutionListResultPage, err error)
	ListByJob(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, createTimeMin *date.Time, createTimeMax *date.Time, endTimeMin *date.Time, endTimeMax *date.Time, isActive *bool, skip *int32, top *int32) (result sql.JobExecutionListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobExecutionsClientAPI = (*sql.JobExecutionsClient)(nil)

// JobsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobsClient type.
type JobsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, parameters sql.Job) (result sql.Job, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string) (result sql.Job, err error)
	ListByAgent(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string) (result sql.JobListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobsClientAPI = (*sql.JobsClient)(nil)

// JobStepExecutionsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobStepExecutionsClient type.
type JobStepExecutionsClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID, stepName string) (result sql.JobExecution, err error)
	ListByJobExecution(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID, createTimeMin *date.Time, createTimeMax *date.Time, endTimeMin *date.Time, endTimeMax *date.Time, isActive *bool, skip *int32, top *int32) (result sql.JobExecutionListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobStepExecutionsClientAPI = (*sql.JobStepExecutionsClient)(nil)

// JobStepsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobStepsClient type.
type JobStepsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, stepName string, parameters sql.JobStep) (result sql.JobStep, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, stepName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, stepName string) (result sql.JobStep, err error)
	GetByVersion(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobVersion int32, stepName string) (result sql.JobStep, err error)
	ListByJob(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string) (result sql.JobStepListResultPage, err error)
	ListByVersion(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobVersion int32) (result sql.JobStepListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobStepsClientAPI = (*sql.JobStepsClient)(nil)

// JobTargetExecutionsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobTargetExecutionsClient type.
type JobTargetExecutionsClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID, stepName string, targetID uuid.UUID) (result sql.JobExecution, err error)
	ListByJobExecution(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID, createTimeMin *date.Time, createTimeMax *date.Time, endTimeMin *date.Time, endTimeMax *date.Time, isActive *bool, skip *int32, top *int32) (result sql.JobExecutionListResultPage, err error)
	ListByStep(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobExecutionID uuid.UUID, stepName string, createTimeMin *date.Time, createTimeMax *date.Time, endTimeMin *date.Time, endTimeMax *date.Time, isActive *bool, skip *int32, top *int32) (result sql.JobExecutionListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobTargetExecutionsClientAPI = (*sql.JobTargetExecutionsClient)(nil)

// JobTargetGroupsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobTargetGroupsClient type.
type JobTargetGroupsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, targetGroupName string, parameters sql.JobTargetGroup) (result sql.JobTargetGroup, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, targetGroupName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, targetGroupName string) (result sql.JobTargetGroup, err error)
	ListByAgent(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string) (result sql.JobTargetGroupListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobTargetGroupsClientAPI = (*sql.JobTargetGroupsClient)(nil)

// JobVersionsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the JobVersionsClient type.
type JobVersionsClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string, jobVersion int32) (result sql.JobVersion, err error)
	ListByJob(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, jobAgentName string, jobName string) (result sql.JobVersionListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ JobVersionsClientAPI = (*sql.JobVersionsClient)(nil)

// ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesClient type.
type ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPolicy) (result sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPolicy, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPolicyListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPolicy) (result sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ManagedBackupShortTermRetentionPoliciesClient)(nil)

// ManagedDatabasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ManagedDatabasesClient type.
type ManagedDatabasesClientAPI interface {
	CompleteRestore(ctx context.Context, locationName string, operationID uuid.UUID, parameters sql.CompleteDatabaseRestoreDefinition) (result sql.ManagedDatabasesCompleteRestoreFuture, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ManagedDatabase) (result sql.ManagedDatabasesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ManagedDatabasesDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string) (result sql.ManagedDatabase, err error)
	ListByInstance(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string) (result sql.ManagedDatabaseListResultPage, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.ManagedDatabaseUpdate) (result sql.ManagedDatabasesUpdateFuture, err error)
}

var _ ManagedDatabasesClientAPI = (*sql.ManagedDatabasesClient)(nil)

// SensitivityLabelsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the SensitivityLabelsClient type.
type SensitivityLabelsClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, schemaName string, tableName string, columnName string, parameters sql.SensitivityLabel) (result sql.SensitivityLabel, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, schemaName string, tableName string, columnName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	DisableRecommendation(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, schemaName string, tableName string, columnName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	EnableRecommendation(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, schemaName string, tableName string, columnName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, schemaName string, tableName string, columnName string, sensitivityLabelSource sql.SensitivityLabelSource) (result sql.SensitivityLabel, err error)
	ListCurrentByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, filter string) (result sql.SensitivityLabelListResultPage, err error)
	ListRecommendedByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, includeDisabledRecommendations *bool, skipToken string, filter string) (result sql.SensitivityLabelListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ SensitivityLabelsClientAPI = (*sql.SensitivityLabelsClient)(nil)

// ServerAutomaticTuningClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerAutomaticTuningClient type.
type ServerAutomaticTuningClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerAutomaticTuning, err error)
	Update(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ServerAutomaticTuning) (result sql.ServerAutomaticTuning, err error)
}

var _ ServerAutomaticTuningClientAPI = (*sql.ServerAutomaticTuningClient)(nil)

// ServerDNSAliasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerDNSAliasesClient type.
type ServerDNSAliasesClientAPI interface {
	Acquire(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, DNSAliasName string, parameters sql.ServerDNSAliasAcquisition) (result sql.ServerDNSAliasesAcquireFuture, err error)
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, DNSAliasName string) (result sql.ServerDNSAliasesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, DNSAliasName string) (result sql.ServerDNSAliasesDeleteFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, DNSAliasName string) (result sql.ServerDNSAlias, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerDNSAliasListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ ServerDNSAliasesClientAPI = (*sql.ServerDNSAliasesClient)(nil)

// ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesClient type.
type ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesClientAPI interface {
	CreateOrUpdate(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, parameters sql.ServerSecurityAlertPolicy) (result sql.ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesCreateOrUpdateFuture, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.ServerSecurityAlertPolicy, err error)
	ListByServer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string) (result sql.LogicalServerSecurityAlertPolicyListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesClientAPI = (*sql.ServerSecurityAlertPoliciesClient)(nil)

// RestorableDroppedManagedDatabasesClientAPI contains the set of methods on the RestorableDroppedManagedDatabasesClient type.
type RestorableDroppedManagedDatabasesClientAPI interface {
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string, restorableDroppedDatabaseID string) (result sql.RestorableDroppedManagedDatabase, err error)
	ListByInstance(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, managedInstanceName string) (result sql.RestorableDroppedManagedDatabaseListResultPage, err error)
}

var _ RestorableDroppedManagedDatabasesClientAPI = (*sql.RestorableDroppedManagedDatabasesClient)(nil)

// RestorePointsClientAPI contains the set of methods on the RestorePointsClient type.
type RestorePointsClientAPI interface {
	Create(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, parameters sql.CreateDatabaseRestorePointDefinition) (result sql.RestorePointsCreateFuture, err error)
	Delete(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, restorePointName string) (result autorest.Response, err error)
	Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string, restorePointName string) (result sql.RestorePoint, err error)
	ListByDatabase(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, serverName string, databaseName string) (result sql.RestorePointListResult, err error)
}

var _ RestorePointsClientAPI = (*sql.RestorePointsClient)(nil)

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@setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

REM Parse Arguments.

set RoslynRoot=%~dp0
set BuildConfiguration=Debug
:ParseArguments
if "%1" == "" goto :DoneParsing
if /I "%1" == "/?" call :Usage && exit /b 1
if /I "%1" == "/debug" set BuildConfiguration=Debug&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
if /I "%1" == "/release" set BuildConfiguration=Release&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
call :Usage && exit /b 1
:DoneParsing

call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat"

REM Build the compiler so we can self host it for the full build
nuget.exe restore -verbosity quiet %RoslynRoot%/build/ToolsetPackages/project.json
nuget.exe restore -verbosity quiet %RoslynRoot%/build/Toolset.sln
msbuild /nologo /v:m /m %RoslynRoot%/build/Toolset.sln /p:Configuration=%BuildConfiguration%

mkdir %RoslynRoot%\Binaries\Bootstrap
move Binaries\%BuildConfiguration%\* %RoslynRoot%\Binaries\Bootstrap
msbuild /v:m /t:Clean build/Toolset.sln /p:Configuration=%BuildConfiguration%
taskkill /F /IM vbcscompiler.exe

msbuild /v:m /m /p:BootstrapBuildPath=%RoslynRoot%\Binaries\Bootstrap BuildAndTest.proj /p:Configuration=%BuildConfiguration%
if ERRORLEVEL 1 (
    taskkill /F /IM vbcscompiler.exe
    echo Build failed
    exit /b 1
)

nuget.exe restore -verbosity quiet src/Samples/Samples.sln
msbuild /v:m /m /p:BootstrapBuildPath=%RoslynRoot%\Binaries\Bootstrap src/Samples/Samples.sln /p:Configuration=%BuildConfiguration%
if ERRORLEVEL 1 (
    taskkill /F /IM vbcscompiler.exe
    echo Build failed
    exit /b 1
)

REM Kill any instances of VBCSCompiler.exe to release locked files;
REM otherwise future CI runs may fail while trying to delete those files.
taskkill /F /IM vbcscompiler.exe

REM It is okay and expected for taskkill to fail (it's a cleanup routine).  Ensure
REM caller sees successful exit.
exit /b 0

:Usage
@echo Usage: cibuild.cmd [/debug^|/release]
@echo   /debug 	Perform debug build.  This is the default.
@echo   /release Perform release build
@goto :eof


Benson Simmonds is an award-winning actor, award-nominated writer/filmmaker and a celebrated acting teacher and coach. He is also an abstract painter and his artwork hangs in collections around the world.
the Roof...one day I'd love to track down a copy of that variety show."
Benson continued acting to local acclaim throughout high school but still managed to be awarded the gold medal for scholastic achievement at his private school. He was class valedictorian and won a scholarship to college. Benson completed a 4 year honors degree in economics, winning another scholarship and maintained a 3.9 GPA while performing in various stage productions. New York beckoned and upon graduation from college, Benson left for New York, armed with his "bar mitsvah money" and the will to succeed. "It was tough to leave because my father wanted me to be prime minister of Canada and my mother...well for some reason she wanted me to be a dentist!"
Benson was one of the top students at the Sonia Moore Stanislavski School but was fascinated by the Meisner technique and was accepted to the two year Meisner program withKathryn Gately. Confides Benson, "I was so scared at the same time. I remember my second acting class Kathryn took me aside and told me "you were born to be an actor and now I'm going to make your life hell for the next two years'. Well, she made good on her promise. Benson excelled in class and developed a resilience and determination that would serve him on set till today.
While studying Meisner, Benson was fortunate to play leads in many NYU student films and several independent films. He then landed his first big Off-Broadway show...as a squirrel, yes you read correctly, he was a squirrel in an adaptation of C.S.Lewis' Narnia. "I was so excited when I found out my picture was going to be on the cover of the Arts and Leisure section. I thought this would be my first coup. How could my mother expect me to be a dentist when my picture was going to be in the New York Times? But it turns out that they used a picture of me in full squirrel costume and make up so I was unrecognizable. The next week I received an application to dental school from my mother!?"
While rehearsing for the lead in an OFF-OFF Broadway play, Benson was wooed by an agent in Toronto, Canada and chose to return to Canada. He immediately began booking lead roles in theater and spots on TV shows as well as appear a string of national commercials. "Those were crazy times. I remember I was performing in one play while rehearsing during the day for a second play and at the same time I was preparing for a lead role in an independent film. My New York Meisner training kept me fresh and I was lucky to be well-received for my shows/films." At this time Benson began attracting students to whom he taught the Meisner acting technique.
But Benson still desperately missed New York City and returned to New York even though he would have to take a full-time job as a copy editor at a publishing house to finance the transition. After a year of paying his dues as a professional copy editor, Benson finally had time to start auditioning and soon booked more leading roles in theater and indie films..oh and a national commercial playing opposite boxing great George Foreman. "I remember extending my hand to Mr. Foreman and he withdrew it quickly. Instead he made a fist and lightly punched me on the shoulder. Apparently he has a "thing" about shaking hands. I thought it was so cool to be punched by George Forman. Needless to say I didn't punch him back."
Soon Benson was being wooed by yet another Canadian agent, this time from Vancouver and Benson returned to Canada once again to begin working in film, TV and theater. It was in Vancouver that he first met and began studying with world renowned acting teacher Ivana Chubbuck, "I remember after auditing Ivana's class I was so excited that I didn't sleep for two days straight, not till I knew I was accepted into her class". This would be the beginning of a long and beautiful friendship between Ivana and Benson. Not only did Benson become one of Ivana's top students but he began teaching her technique in other parts of Canada. I believed in this technique and the way it could empower actors and make their work so honest. I had to share it with others so I began teaching throughout Canada." While studying in Ivana's class Benson jokingly quppied to one of his fellow students, "if I don't book some work soon, I'm going to mug someone and make them listen to me act". The proverbial light bulb went off and Benson thought the idea would make a great short film. He workshopped the the film in Ivana's class, wrote the script and began shooting 6 months later. "I wasn't going to wait years to get the money and I was determined to shoot on 35 mm film and have a great director, DP and crew. So I went to my synagogue and asked if I could make the film as a fundraiser for them so I could give people tax receipts for their film donations and that's how I raised the money to shoot the film. Ten percent of all film donations went to the synagogue's charity fund. And yes, the week before we shot the film, I had received another dental school application in the mail from my mother."
Benson's shortt film entitled Applaud or Die drew raves at film festivals and he won the coveted LEO AWARD (Western Canada's version of the Oscars) for best actor in a short drama. He also was nominated for best writer and best short film. His mother conceded that perhaps he could put off applying to dental school for a while. "But she never quite understood the concept of a short film. When I told her I won for best actor in a short film, she said, (the truth), 'you won an award for being short?"
This was followed by more TV film and theater work, another critically acclaimed short film called Blue Cat on the Wall, which Benson wrote, starred in and this time directed, and kudos and acclaim for playing James Joyce in a stage play he co-wrote entitled Nora and James. At this time Benson had become a celebrated teacher of the Ivana Chubbuck acting technique, teaching sold out workshops in every major city in Canada. Benson had also been painting abstract canvasses as a hobby and soon began selling his artwork and selling his work in at various prestigious art galleries in Canada. When his mother contracted ovarian cancer, Benson moved back home to be with his family for the last few months before her imminent passing. "At this point she finally admitted that she had always known that I was going to be a hugely successful actor, but wanted me to have something to fall back on, hence the push to be a dentist,. She told me to get used to seeing my face in the big screen because she knew in her heart that I had the talent to make it big in Hollywood. That same day or thereafter my dad, who had had Alzheimer's for years and went in and out of coherency suddenly turned to me and said, "Bens, you need to go to Los Angeles to make your fortune as an actor". It was so out of the blue, that it really impacted me". Benson's mother passed away and his father though physically healthy passed away just 4 months later. "He wasn't sick, he just missed my mother. They were always inseparable."
Benson decided to take his late father's advice and moved to LA. Within his first 3 months in LA, Benson shot and booked a pilot, began teaching and shooting his third short film, which he is currently editing. He continues to book work both here and in Canada . He's has also at work on writing 3 feature film scripts. Benson quips, "I decided to sign a 3 picture deal,,, with myself!" Benson continues to teach and coach in LA and has just completed his "Master the Audition" DVD for purchase.
He also had two highly successful solo art shows at Culver city art galleries, his latest in Feb., 2010 http://bluefivedesign.com/artists/b_simmonds/. and is also currently at work completing a short spiritual handbook which he plans to release in the next few months.


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Evie's stunning image of St John's church wins Tees prize
2 minute read | Written on 16th October 2018
Photography has long been recognised as a great way to communicate ideas, thoughts and feelings and inspire imagination. That's certainly what Tees found when we launched a photographic competition open to schools in Royston.
Tees is a keen supporter of community-based projects, many of them in education. Our team in the Tees Royston office wanted to source artwork for their office walls that reflected local life, so we decided to enlist the help of budding photographers from surrounding schools.
The competition proved very popular, with the top four finalists coming from Greneway Middle School. The students were awarded their prizes of Amazon vouchers at a recent school assembly. The winner of the first prize was Evie O'Connor who received £100 for her excellent shot of St John's church. Second prize of £75 went to Liam Morgan, third prize of £50 to Jazmin Brett, and Tilly Read won the fourth prize of £25.
Letty Glaister who heads up the Tees office in Royston was delighted with the way the competition went: "We had a great response from local schools, they produced some amazing images that really capture Royston life. It was a pleasure to work with the staff and students; all the entrants showed real talent and creativity. We're looking forward to displaying the winning photographs in our office."
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Google's parent company pushes ahead with self-driving taxis — with California in its sights
Alphabet's self-driving car company Waymo can now begin transporting passengers in its robotaxis, thanks to a new regulatory approval in California.
The California Public Utilities Commission issued Waymo approval to join a test program called Autonomous Vehicle Passenger Service Pilot. It comes nearly a week after Waymo made its autonomous vehicles available to Lyftriders in Phoenix.
The permit is significant because it brings the company, which has been working on self-driving car technology for years, one step closer to using its cars for commercial service. Waymo spun out of sister-company Google in December 2016, and has been testing its commercial robotaxi service called Waymo One with a limited group of customers in Phoenix since December 2018.
Waymo isn't the only big name experimenting with robotaxis. Uber is developing and testing its own self-driving technology, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said earlier this year that Tesla cars will be able to serve as robotaxis some time in 2020.
"The CPUC permit allows us to participate in their pilot program, giving Waymo employees the ability to hail our vehicles and bring guests on rides within our South Bay territory," a Waymo spokesperson said in a statement. "This is the next step on our path to eventually expand and offer more Californians opportunities to access our self-driving technology, just as we have gradually done with Waymo One in Metro Phoenix."
Hawaii man shows up in blackface to protest attempted murder conviction
Tim Cook disputes 'absurd' reports about Jony Ive's departure from Apple


You are going to Watch Team Galaxy Episode 17 online free episodes with HQ / high quality. Stream cartoons Team Galaxy Episode 17 Online Dance Dance Elimination, When a famed, intergalactic virtual gaming arcade opens in their part of the galaxy, Brett, Josh and Yoko rush to check it out – after all, it's rumored to contain the most challenging games in the entire universe! When they arrive, Brett is quickly dazzled by a 3-D chess-like game; Josh is stoked on a way realistic flying game; and Yoko is entranced by a virtual dance competition. Brett and Josh are easily beaten by their highly skilled computerized opponents but, to everyone's shock, Yoko wins – the first competitor to ever defeat one of the games! With prize in hand, she heads back to Galaxy High. Her celebration is short-lived as the virtual dancer from the game, furious that she's been defeated, comes to life and goes after Yoko!!! The virtual dancer's plan? To capture Yoko and force her into the video game forever! Can Brett and Josh save her before it's too late? In a b-story, Yoko gets a crush on Seth, a new kid at Galaxy High.


Stuller Inc. has named Maren Rosen its executive director of jewelry and bridal.
Rosen, who has spent the past two years at Stuller's bridal division, previously worked as a global merchandiser at Ralph Lauren.
"Maren's ability to translate her extensive experience in merchandising, sales and manufacturing into successful results makes her the perfect candidate to enhance our jewelry offering," Danny Clark, chief merchandising and marketing officer, said in statement. "In the two years she's been with Stuller, she's made impactful strides for our bridal business.


Café 44 is a NEW upscale eatery situated along the waterfront in Old Town Alexandria. Our house-made dishes, specialty coffees, craft cocktails, and panoramic view have quickly made us the talk of the town.
Seamlessly bonded under one common goal—deliver a rewarding and unforgettable guest experience, Café 44 is actively seeking exceptional and highly qualified candidates to join our growing team.
If you're an outgoing, enthusiastic, friendly, and dedicated individual interested in growing a career in restaurant hospitality, simply fill out the Employment Application Form or download the PDF and bring it by. We look forward to hearing from you and the potential for a great future!
A natural born entrepreneur, Jula first got into business at the early age of six when she opened a thriving lemonade stand. Fast forward a few decades and many successful ventures later and the formula for her success remains the same today: killer location, high-quality ingredients, and over-the-top service that keeps you coming back for more.
The raw office space that is now Café 44, was made possible through her talents as a real estate broker, interior designer, and skilled negotiator. From conceptualization to launch, she's had a hand in every aspect of Café 44, and continues to make an impact. Having traveled the world and dined on everything from street food in the Middle East to Michelin-rated in London, she brings an in-depth knowledge of cuisine and culture to the table.
Joe has a rare gift for remembering your name and 'go-to' order, but what stands out the most is his welcoming smile and ability to make you feel special. When you walk in the door and he nods your way, you know he's got you covered.
Joe has a few select passions in life: crafting elaborate beverages, indulging in Cuban cuisine, and styling his iconic facial hair. The term "hipster" has been thrown around, but we're not here to judge.
Though she generally prefers to steer clear of the public eye, her talents cannot go unpraised! Just because Shanice is quiet doesn't mean she's to be underestimated. Some would describe her as the calm in the chaos. Like all ninjas, Shanice has been trained to flourish under pressure. Her hands and ladle are always steady, even during the lunch rush—no small feat if you've ever visited the café during Taco Tuesday.
She also makes some of the best soups you'll ever taste. Her secret: each recipe is unique, like composing a song. When you eat the soup, it's almost like hearing a sonata for the first time. We would apologize for bragging about her culinary skills if it wasn't true. Above all, Shanice is the go-to person in times when the rest of the team needs someone to listen or a good laugh. Be sure to peek through the kitchen window and wave to her the next time you stop by!


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Dr. Tracy Whalen appointed Associate Dean of Arts
Dr. Tracy Whalen
Dr. Glenn Moulaison, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, is very pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Tracy Whalen as Associate Dean of the Faculty of Arts for a five-year term, starting July 1, 2022.
An Associate Professor in the Department of Rhetoric, Writing, and Communications, Dr. Whalen has served on the Board of Regents, Senate, University of Winnipeg Faculty Association's Executive, Axworthy Distinguished Lecture Series Committee, and the Academic COVID-19 Response Planning Team. She has also served, for the past five years, as UWinnipeg's United Way Campaign Chair and sits on the United Way Cabinet.
Dr. Whalen's research takes up questions of public memory, Canadian political and performative oratory, and the rhetoric of place. Her current research project examines the transnational rhetoric around the tragedy of Arrow Air Flight 1285, an American chartered military plane that crashed in Gander, Newfoundland in December 1985. She is a recipient of the Faculty of Arts' Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award and, in 2019, was named by The Uniter as one of the University's favourite professors.
"Dr. Whalen served as Acting Associate Dean this past year and has proven to be a skilled, thoughtful administrator," said Moulaison. "I look forward to continue working with her in the Deans' Office."
Dr. Pavlina Radia appointed Provost and Vice-President, Academic
Ducey, Walby recognized for excellence with 2022 Arts awards
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SANFORD, Fla. -- A juvenile has turned himself over to police after being accused of stalking a teenaged girl and leaving a "vulgar" message outside her bedroom window, according to the Sanford Police Department.
Police responded to a home on Sandpoint Court on Sunday, July 8, after a 17-year-old girl woke up and saw "a vulgar message written on the outside of her bedroom window, and recalled hearing noises outside of her window the night before," according to officers in a news release on Tuesday.
Officers installed surveillance cameras in the backyard of the girl's home and at around 10 p.m. Friday, July 13, one of the cameras caught a male with "front braids" walking on the property, police stated.
The juvenile, whose age and name have not been released, has been charged with one count of loitering and prowling and one count of criminal trespass.


Dr Ann Watt [MBChB, FRACGP] graduated from Aberdeen University in Scotland. Ann is currently performing medical laser acupuncture in the practice.
She has worked in hospitals and general practices in Scotland, New Zealand, Brisbane, Sydney, Tasmania and Victoria. Ann has interests in Women's Sexual Health, Lifestyle Medicine, Health Management Coaching, and Wound Management. She worked for Family Planning Victoria for seven years where she taught medical students, obstetric registrars and GPs. She also works in a Community Health Centre and at Jean Hailes. She practises holistic medicine and enjoys helping patients to find their own ways to improve their health.
Ann is very proud of her 3 children (an actor, a musical theatre performer and dancer, and a student). She enjoys exercising, healthy eating, meditating and reading and striving to improve her own lifestyle!


Dance in India comprises the varied styles of dances in the country. As with other aspects of Indian culture, different forms of dances originated in different parts of India, developed according to the local traditions and also imbibed elements from other parts of the country.Sangeet Natak Akademi, the national academy for performing arts, recognizes eight distinctive traditional dances as Indian classical dances, which might have origin in religious activities of distant past.
Folk dances are numerous in number and style, and vary according to the local tradition of the respective state, ethnic or geographic regions. Contemporary dances include refined and experimental fusions of classical, folk and Western forms. Dancing traditions of India have influence not only over the dances in the whole of South Asia, but on the dancing forms of South East Asia as well. Dances in Indian films are often noted for their idiosyncrasies, and hold a significant presence in popular culture of the Indian subcontinent.
Cyclone to hit Tamil Nadu coast next week?


Traditional Okinawa handicrafts go on display this weekend at the 15th Okinawa Handicrafts Fair, with visitors having the opportunity to try their hand at touching and making some of the unique objects.
Dozens of craftsmen and women will be exhibiting a wide range of traditional fabrics, including Ryukyu bingata, Kijoka area bashofu, Ryukyu kasuri, and Kumejima tsumugi, while others show off Miyakojima special joufu, Minser , Yonaguni, Shuri and Yomitan fabrics. There will also be exhibitions of Tsuboya pottery, Ryukyu lacquerware, Ryukyu glass, Tomishiro sugar cane dyeing and the Ryukyu indigo corner at the fair, which runs Saturday and Sunday at Okinawa Convention Center's exhibition hall.
The Handicrafts Fair opens at 10 a.m. both days, closing at 7 p.m. on Saturday and 6 p.m. on Sunday. Fair organizers say there will be special performances, stage dancing and singing throughout the event. A drawing will take place during opening ceremonies Saturday, with the first 50 visitors receiving special certificates for traditional Okinawa products.
Opportunities for learning how to make traditional handicrafts are available throughout the fair. Included will be Ryukyu bingata, Ryukyu lacquer wares, Ryukyu kasuri and Ryukyu pottery. Other teaching and learning demonstrations will focus on floral handiwork tea ceremonies. A special handiwork experience section will be set up for parents and youngsters.


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