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Tanning Salons Boost Skin Cancer Risk
Oct. 16, 2003 -- There's more evidence on the hazards of tanning beds. Baking under their artificial lamps as little as once a month can boost your risk of a deadly form of skin cancer by 55% -- and the danger is even greater when done in early adulthood.
A new study involving more than 106,000 Scandinavian women shows what its researchers say is the strongest evidence to date that artificial tanning can cause malignant melanoma.
Past research shows tanning beds raise risk of other types of skin cancer. Last year, Dartmouth researchers reported that people who ever visited a tanning salon were 2½ times more likely to later get squamous cell skin cancer and 1½ times more likely to develop basal cell skin than those who didn't.
When malignant melanoma is detected in its earliest stages, surgical removal cures the cancer in most cases. If the disease spreads survival at 5 years after the diagnosis is only about 30% to 40%. There are a number of factors that increase the risk of melanoma -- a family history, prominent or unusual moles; overexposure to ultraviolet radiation in sunlight is believed to contribute to melanoma in some cases.
For this study, published this week in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, the Swedish and Norwegian women completed detailed questionnaires in 1991 and 1992 about personal characteristics such as their hair and eye color, the number of moles on their body, and their histories of sunburn and tanning patterns -- whether under natural sunlight or in tanning salons. Researchers tracked their rates of melanoma eight years later and found 187 cases of melanoma.
They find that eye color was not associated with increased risk. "We also found no statistically significant association between tanning of the skin after heavy or repeated sun exposure and the risk of melanoma," write researcher Marit Veierod and colleagues.
But no matter the women's age or hair color -- considered by some to be predictors of later melanoma risk -- the researcher say that women who visited a tanning parlor at least once a month were 55% more likely to later develop melanoma than women who didn't artificially suntan. Those who used sun lamps to tan while in their 20s had the greatest later risk, about 150% higher than similarly aged women who shunned tanning beds.
The risk from melanoma from sun exposure was four times greater in red-haired women, who are typically fair-skinned compared with women with dark brown or black hair. Blondes had twice the risk compared with women with brown or black hair.
These new findings are important, because it's hard to study what specific factors increases the risks of melanoma and other types of skin cancer. Because mice don't get these forms, researchers must rely on these types of population studies that track lifestyle habits and later disease rates, says James Spencer, MD, spokesman for the American Academy of Dermatology and vice chairman of dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He was not involved in this study.


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A NURSE who tried to smuggle a Nigerian baby into the UK with her husband is facing being struck off.
Barton couple Gladys Effa-Heap and Dr Simon Heap were each handed 12-month suspended jail terms and told to do unpaid community work last year, after admitting to facilitating a breach of the immigration law.
The couple, of Waynflete Road, had pretended Effa-Heap had given birth unexpectedly after arriving for a holiday in the West African country in July 2010.
But DNA tests proved the child was not biologically related to the couple, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) heard yesterday.
Now Effa-Heap is facing losing her career following the incident.
Jessica Holmes, for the NMC, told the hearing Effa-Heap told Islington Crown Court she had been struck off already, meaning the judge was more lenient with her when sentencing, but that was a false statement.
She said: "It was quite wrong of the registrant to have represented to the Crown Court judge that she had been struck off in April when in fact she had not even been referred to the NMC until June."
Effa-Heap, who is not attending the tribunal in central London, has denied her fitness to practice is impaired. But she said she was a 'nurse at heart' in a letter to the NMC.
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Efficacy of Higher Albendazole and Ivermectin Doses on Wuchereria Bancrofti Microfilarial Clearance in Malawi (FED)
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In today's Wall Street Journal "Sightings" column I talk about how audiences respond differently to different art forms--and how the unexpected response to the Broadway revival of The Trip to Bountiful enhances the effect of the show. Here's an excerpt.
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Carrie Watts, the character played by Cicely Tyson in the Broadway revival of Horton Foote's "The Trip to Bountiful," is an old woman from a small Texas town who likes to sing hymns to herself. When Ms. Tyson did so at the preview performance that I saw a couple of weeks ago, a fair number of people in the theater sang along with her. It didn't look to me as though she was trying to encourage them, either: They just joined in.
I wondered whether the same thing was happening at other performances. Then I got this e-mail from a friend who had seen the play the preceding week: "Did the audience sing along with the hymns on the night you saw 'Bountiful'? Three women sitting next to me started singing along, softly at first, and by the second hymn a good part of the audience was joyously singing with them. The theatre was everyone's church that night, not just mine. To describe it sounds hokey, but it was anything but." I couldn't agree more, and it reminded me anew that the unpredictability of the audience can be one of the most thrilling aspects of a live performance....
I wonder whether the fact that Michael Wilson's revival of Mr. Foote's play features a mostly black cast might have something to do with the way in which audiences are reacting to it. In my experience, a theater audience that contains a significant number of blacks is prone to be more vocal in its response to a show. When an actor speaks a line that strikes a chord with black theatergoers, many of them will say "Uh-HUH!" or "That's right!" out loud. Black churchgoers, of course, often do the same thing at Sunday-morning services, and I suspect that the amen-like responses of black theatergoers are a not-so-distant echo of that old-time religion....
I'll never forget seeing George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" performed by Dance Theatre of Harlem for a mostly black audience. At one point in the ballet, the dancers unexpectedly form a human merry-go-round. I'd seen it happen a half-dozen times without incident in the past, but that night the audience let out a huge whoop of delight at the sheer cheekiness of Balanchine's choreography. And did I join in? You bet....
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An excerpt from George Balanchine's Prodigal Son, performed by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Karin von Aroldingen, and New York City Ballet. The score is by Sergei Prokofiev:
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Simple & Beautiful Holiday Decor You'll Keep Around in the New Year
Decorating for the holidays can take on a life of its own. These days, it seems completely rearranging and redecorating your home during the holiday season is standard practice. But come January, it's time for everything to go. Why not appoint your house in such a way that will carry you through the Winter?
In past years I've completely cleared off tables and started over with angels, candles, nutcrackers and the like. This year I'm taking a different, slightly more Scandinavian approach. Elements include:
• Bowls of kumquats
• Paper whites
• Over-sized lattice lanterns
• Succulents
• Wheat
• Mason jars with Epson salt and Hanukkah candles piled inside
Yes, it's subtle and, no, there's no red in sight. But the paper whites and the kumquats are elements that I wouldn't normally use in everyday decorating. They add enough of a festive touch to make it seem appropriate for both wintertime and Holiday celebrations.
With my mantel, I've gone in a similar route. There are seasonal greens interspersed among objects that I might normally have displayed, such as an antique piece of Staffordshire china. Elements include:
• An Undecorated boxwood wreath
• Magnolia leaves
• Pine and evergreen branch bouquets
• White marble candle-holders
Come January the only things I would change might be the bouquets of evergreens.
Of course, I also might go really minimal, with this:
This verges on ambiguously festive, but what I like is the use of an orchid, which has classically been an appropriate house plant during the Winter months. The boxwood wreath is arguably the most specifically Christmas part of the arrangement, but because there is no bow, it could carry us through January. That said, I can already hear the comments of how it's too subtle and underwhelming. Sometimes less isn't more!
Do you try to decorate in a way that will last? If so, what elements stay around in your house during January and beyond?
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Thank you! I needed a use for my kumquat tree! Seriously! :)
That little succulent is reaching for sunlight. Better put it in a sunnier spot or it will die.
Everything I put up says "Christmas" too much to keep past the total take down in January. There is one little trinket box that's not "Christmas" with a bizarre frog sleigh riding that I keep out all winter but that's about it.
Various vintage containers with tea lights and the tart burner say winter here.
You're arrangements are beautiful for winter and even Christmas! Not too subtle for me!
I prefer subtle and generally non-season-specific decorations for my own place, in part because it's simply easier for me to manage logistically (I don't have storage space to keep many items I don't want to see throughout the year) and physically (I have limited energy, so arranging the place in a way that doesn't cry "get that holiday decor out already!" is much more reasonable). Decorate according to your own wishes and needs, not others' expectations. Besides, I'm an atheist and didn't grow up celebrating any holidays, so anything I put up is to make me smile.
I love the simple beauty of this.....earth and fire elements are always nice, I also like the water element thing so I always like to add glass bowels filled with water and white floating candles.
I burn candles all year long, so I tend to keep them white and I source bags of tealights and floaters along with pillars from Ikea on a regular basis....
Lights, lights and more lights! Seriously we leave up our small Christmas lights from ikea and otherwise. It really helps with the long grey winter.
I like to have a Christmas decoration style for the holidays, but then in January have a Winter style--something cheerful for those months.
Half of our house is blocked off for renovations, so I'm keeping decorating to a minimum this year and I don't want to accumulate too much useless junk. I'm going with mercury glass candle holders which will be pretty throughout the winter, white ceramic animals and vases that I already own, and a few sprigs of greenery. Like you, no outright red, but we do have our tree up and trimmed and that makes it festive enough =).
IMHO...If you feel like you can leave it out well into January, it's not a Christmas decoration.
I appreciate the the logic, but I want full-out, razzle-dazzle, guilded, glittering, CHRISTMAS! Yes, it takes over my house for a month and I have to store it, but decking the halls is one the highlights of my year. That said, there are some good ideas here for alleviating the post-holiday letdown.
Pineapple! in a bed of unshelled mixed nuts. And because I wanted to wink at Martha-esque tastefulness, I adorned the pineapple top with red bell ornaments.
Many coops and grocers sell cider and wassail spice mixes - simmer on the stovetop or over a candle for wonderful aromas which don't aggravate allergies (can also be simmered on top of radiators for humidity benefit, too)


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Between his successful film appearances with Vittorio Gassman in Dino Risi's Il Sorpasso (1962) and Il Successo (1965), Jean-Louis Trintignant appeared in this little-known romance. He plays Georges, a young worker who, while waiting for a train, meets an attractive woman (Michele Morgan) in the station. Though she is married, the two quickly become involved in a love affair. Before it goes on for long, however, she fears it is getting out of hand and may call off their relationship to save her marriage.


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Why Use VbNullString
Hello, I'm new to this forum so I've been spending some time browsing it and I've noticed that some times you guys use vbNullSting why is that? Is vbNullString the same thing as an empty string? If it is why not just use an empty string instead of typing the rather long word "vbNullString"?
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In a Web Browser project, I have used "" (double quotes without any space between them) in many of the If....Else conditions & also in Replace functions.
What I would like to clarify is if I change all the "" with vbNullString, will the project behave in exactly the same manner as it was before replacing vbNullString with "" or can that lead to new problems in the project?
VbNullString ?
If there is a simply way to do the same as following ?
"clientcode" sometimes is empty so it will become error if I am not doing the test, but it double the number of lines in my application !
VB Code:
if clientcode <> vbNullString then strClientcode = clientcodeelse strClientcode = vbNullStringend if
The VB Help states that "vbNullString" is not the same as the zero-length string (""). However, if I do the following
Dim s As String
s = vbNullString
If s = "" Then
MsgBox "the same"
MsgBox "not the same"
End If
I get "the same". What gives?
Abt VbNullString
What is the Difference between the Following Statements :
txtName = ""
txtName = VbNullString
Which is the Better way to Follow & Why ?
Me.Picture = VbNullString
Is there any way I can get rid of the picture for my form at runtime? I tried
Me.Picture = vbNullString
but you probably knew that wasn't going to work. Any other options other than creating a blank image and loading that?
Vbnullstring Loops
I've run into a problem I can't reason out. I've got a sub that
reads a text file of 3001 'items' and puts whatever it finds between
the blank lines (each item) into a single cell in a workbook.
This works fine until I get to item 131 (see bottom for data example)
which has a blank line in it's text. I've found multiple other items
with the same blank line in the text so now my sub errors on the
first Do Loop.
I realized that the only real constant is the item numbers at the
top of each item so I added a second loop that looks for the item
number first which I set to "item$" but I can't figure out how to
have the second Do Loop read until it gets to the next item
number instead of the vbNullString. I've tried "Do Until buffer$ = item$ + 1"
and many variations of that theme but I can't get the logic right.
Can anyone point me in the right direction or am I not making
any sense?
Public Sub TextData()
Dim buffer$, item$, a$
On Error GoTo Hell
Open txtfilename$ For Input As #1
Do While Not EOF(1)
Line Input #1, buffer$
item$ = buffer$
Do Until buffer$ = vbNullString
Line Input #1, buffer$
a$ = a$ + buffer$ & vbLf
General.xlItem.Range("K" & item$ + 1) = a$
a$ = vbNullString
General.xlItem.Range("K2:K5001").WrapText = False
Close #1
General.xlItem.Range("K" & item$ + 1) = a$
Close #1
MsgBox (Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description)
General.xlItem.Range("K2:K5001").WrapText = False
End Sub
----Data Example--------------------------------------------------
Were Axe Runepower gained on day 1 of January in the year of 1990
You inspect the item and discover that its essence is described in
its name.
This weapon is an Axe type weapon
It has a base AF bonus of 25% and a missile AF bonus of 0%
The charage bonus of this weapon is 0% and the rout bonus is 0%
The weapon may not be used with a shield, and it can be used while mounted.
The wielder must have a strength of 6 and a dexterity of 12 to use this weapon
The weight of this weapon is 1.2
This weapon is magical by nature...
The terrain modifiers (overall) for this weapon are as follows:
Grassland : 25 Forest : 15 Hvy Forest : 15 Forest Hills: 15
Forest Mtns : 15 Barren Hills: 0 Barren Mtns : 0 Moors : 0
Swamp : 0 Desert :-15 Sea/Ocean : 0 Defend Walls: 0
Attack Walls: 0 In City : 0 Air : 0 Confined : 0
This weapon is magically enhanced when used by a specific character or soldier.
This weapon grants a 100% AF bonus when the user meets these conditions:
The user must have a supernatural status of Werewolf.
Restrictions apply to 'IN USE' and to 'ACTIVATION'!
This weapon gives a DAMage level of 2 to it's user
This weapon grants a 50% bonus when the target meets these restrictions:
The target character must worship Hahsandra ID# 5.
The enemy must be Elf.
This weapon gives a bonus of 50 when fighting against mounted enemies
This weapon has no special attack value.
When in winternight, this weapon's AF will be modified by 25%
The following bonus will apply only if the restrictions for use are met.
Holy Mana available to Priests : 2 Holy mana recovery bonus: 0
Mana available to Arcane Arts : 2 Magic recovery bonus : 0
This weapon increases your magical attack resistance by 1 points.
Cost of Producing this Item is...
1 units of Lumber
1 units of Iron
1 units of By-product
1 unit of Mithril
This will produce 2 Were Axe
Shield (S) Runepower gained on day 1 of January in the year of 1990
You inspect the item and discover that its essence is described in
its name.
It has a base DF add of 2 for small sized races.
The Special Attack Resistance of this shield is 0
The charge bonus of this shield is -10 and the rout modifier is -10%.
The shield sighting value is 0.1
The weight of this shield is 1.8
The terrain modifiers (overall) for this shield are as follows:
Grassland : 0 Forest :-10 Hvy Forest :-15 Forest Hills:-10
Forest Mtns :-15 Barren Hills: 0 Barren Mtns :-5 Moors :0
Swamp : 0 Desert : 0 Sea/Ocean : 0 Defend Walls: 0
Attack Walls: 0 In City : 0 Air : 0 Confined : 0
This shield is not magically enhanced when used by a specific character or soldier.
This shield grants a 0 DF bonus, a 0 Special Attack Resistance bonus, a 0 Magical
Resistance bonus and an invulnerability rating of 0 when the user meets these conditions:
NO Restrictions on use
This shield is not a bane (no bonuses against specific target).
This shield has no special attack value.
When in winternight, the DF will be modified by 0.
The following bonus will apply only if the restrictions for use are met.
Holy Mana available to Priests : 0 Holy mana recovery bonus: 0
Mana available to Arcane Arts : 0 Magic recovery bonus : 0
This sheild increases your Magical Attack Resistance by 0 points.
Cost of Producing this Item is...
1 units of Iron
0.5 units of By-product
0.5 units of Soft Materials
This will produce 5 Shield (S)
Can A Picture = VbNullString?
I had pasted a picture box at my VB form. I am doing a project on e-passport and I had created a database. So, I had provided a photo path for each e-passport holder. I want my program to run in the way that when the passport ID is entered, the system will display all the information of the user. How the VB code can be write that I can loop it, and display the correct photo path when the passport ID is entered?
VB Code:
strSQL = "SELECT PhotoPath FROM Customer WHERE PassportID LIKE '%" strSQL = strSQL & txtPassportID_Search.Text & "%'" adoRS6.Source = strSQL adoRS6.CursorType = adOpenForwardOnly adoRS6.ActiveConnection = adoConn adoRS6.Open Debug.Print strSQL Do While Not adoRS6.EOF PicPhoto.Picture = adoRS6.Fields("PhotoPath").Value adoRS6.MoveNext Loop adoRS6.Close Set adoRS6 = Nothing
There will be an error at "PicPhoto.Picture = adoRS6.Fields("PhotoPath").Value". Do u have any suggestions to solve it? Thank you.
Vbnullstring Not Working
Im wondering why im getting this "Invalid procedure call or argument" error.
i have the codes below under keypress event.
if i used this code: it seems that the vbnullstring is not working if i leave the textbox blank and click enter key.
VB Code:
If KeyAscii = vbKeyBack Then 'backspace Exit SubElseIf KeyAscii = 13 Then 'or vbkeyreturn If txtBookAccNum.Text = vbNullString Then 'do stuff here MsgBox "Enter Book's Accession Number.", vbInformation, , "NDDC-IBED Lagao Library System" txtBookAccNum.SetFocus Else txtBookCallNum.SetFocus End IfElseIf KeyAscii < 48 Or KeyAscii > 57 Then MsgBox "Enter numeric value only.", vbInformation, "NDDC-IBED Lagao Library System" KeyAscii = 0End If
I use this code in other part of my program and it is working fine.
VB Code:
Select Case KeyAscii 'cursor will jump to next column Case 13: ' Enter Key If TxtAuthorLName.Text = vbNullString Then MsgBox "Enter Author's Last Name.", vbInformation, "NDDC-IBED Lagao Library System" TxtAuthorLName.SetFocus Else TxtAuthorFName.SetFocus End IfEnd Select
Any idea why im getting such error?
Array And Vbnullstring
I have an array storing a user defined type. The type is:
VB Code:
Private Type ValueField field As String Value As StringEnd Type
Then I store data in the array:
VB Code:
array(index).field = "boo"array(index).value = "hello"
This works fine, but when I try to set the values to vbnullstring, sometimes the values are not replaced.
VB Code:
array(index).field = vbnullstringarray(index).value = vbnullstring
When I print out the values in the array the field may still contain "boo" instead of being NULL.
I have tried: NULL, vbNull, Empty, vbEmpty, "" but none of them ever seem to do the trick.
Will this work? Is there another way I need to do it?
Functions & Type & Vbnullstring
what are functions like public function fdsfsdfj() as string
and what are types? private type blalabllala
and what means vbnullstring
sorry i posted 3 questions in 1h
Replace(strstring, Chr$(34), VbNullString)
The following vba code is not saving the changes to the text file..what am I doing wrong?:
Sub changetext()
txt = "c:10318436228a.txt"
Open txt For Input As #1
strstring = Input(LOF(1), 1)
Close #1
strstring = Replace(strstring, Chr$(34), vbNullString)
End Sub
Correct Assignment Of Vbnullstring
i have spent the last few days struggling with the assignment of vbnullstring
first a little background i have a database field 'username' which alternates from a username of the loged in user to a null value (when a use logs in it checks if this field matches his/her username or isnull)
now the code that causes me an error which i would like some help to correct
dim nullname as string
nullname = vbNullString
strSQL = "UPDATE Customer SET "
strSQL = strSQL & " usergroup = '" & Replace$(newgroupid, "'", "''") & "'"
strSQL = strSQL & ", username = "
strSQL = strSQL & nullname
strSQL = strSQL & ", svalue = '" & Replace$(oldgroupid, "'", "''") & "'"
strSQL = strSQL & " WHERE custid = " & lngIDField
DBCmd.CommandText = strSQL
the above code causes this error - 'syntax error in UPDATE statment'
if i change
nullname = "test"
strSQL = strSQL & " username = '" & Replace$(nullname, "'", "''") & "'"
it works ok but i need username to be a null value any help i get on this would be great
obviously i have omitted loads of things like the connection to the database and setting up all the other variables but these all work ok.
Definition Of VbNullString And VbNullChar
How are these constants different...in what way do I use these.
I appreciate your input.
Using VbNullString To Clear A Property
Although it works, I'm not sure if I'm doing this the right way.
I'm putting tooltips on each control on a form. The tooltips are in a resource file and I have an option to toggle them on/off.
To "switch them off" as it were, I'm setting all tooltips to vbNullString. I'm wondering whether there is another "proper" way to do this or not. I'm wondering whether they should, or could be cleared from memory instead.
Thanks for any ideas.
Edited by - royalbox on 12/9/2004 6:05:56 AM
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Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long
Declare Function GetWindowThreadProcessId Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long, lpdwProcessId As Long) As Long
Declare Function OpenProcess Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwDesiredAccess As Long, ByVal bInheritHandle As Long, ByVal dwProcessId As Long) As Long
Declare Function WriteProcessMemory Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hProcess As Long, ByVal lpBaseAddress As Any, ByVal lpBuffer As Any, ByVal nSize As Long, lpNumberOfBytesWritten As Long) As Long
Declare Function ReadProcessMemory Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hProcess As Long, ByVal lpBaseAddress As Any, ByVal lpBuffer As Any, ByVal nSize As Long, lpNumberOfBytesWritten As Long) As Long
Declare Function CloseHandle Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hObject As Long) As Long
Declare Function FormatMessage Lib "kernel32" Alias "FormatMessageA" (ByVal dwFlags As Long, lpSource As Any, ByVal dwMessageId As Long, ByVal dwLanguageId As Long, ByVal lpBuffer As String, ByVal nSize As Long, Arguments As Long) As Long
Declare Function GetLastError Lib "kernel32" () As Long
Public Const FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER = &H100
Public Const FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM = &H1000
Declare Function ProcessFirst Lib "kernel32" Alias "Process32First" (ByVal hSnapshot As Long, uProcess As PROCESSENTRY32) As Long
Declare Function ProcessNext Lib "kernel32" Alias "Process32Next" (ByVal hSnapshot As Long, uProcess As PROCESSENTRY32) As Long
Declare Function CreateToolhelpSnapshot Lib "kernel32" Alias "CreateToolhelp32Snapshot" (ByVal lFlags As Long, lProcessID As Long) As Long
Public Const TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS As Long = 2&
Type PROCESSENTRY32
dwSize As Long
cntUsage As Long
th32ProcessID As Long
th32DefaultHeapID As Long
th32ModuleID As Long
cntThreads As Long
th32ParentProcessID As Long
pcPriClassBase As Long
dwFlags As Long
szexeFile As String * 260
End Type
Is on a mdlDeclares
Private Sub RefreshProcessList()
'Reads Process List and Fills combobox (cboProcess)
Dim myProcess As PROCESSENTRY32
Dim mySnapshot As Long
'first clear our combobox
myProcess.dwSize = Len(myProcess)
'create snapshot
mySnapshot = CreateToolhelpSnapshot(TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS, 0&)
'get first process
ProcessFirst mySnapshot, myProcess
cboProcess.AddItem myProcess.szexeFile ' set exe name
PIDs(cboProcess.ListCount - 1) = myProcess.th32ProcessID ' set PID
'while there are more processes
While ProcessNext(mySnapshot, myProcess)
cboProcess.AddItem myProcess.szexeFile ' set exe name
PIDs(cboProcess.ListCount - 1) = myProcess.th32ProcessID ' ' store PID
End Sub
I would like to have the windows names of running programs go to the cboProcess. To try and stop the c: Programs/blah/blah/blah.exe and only show the exe's in the cboProcess. Any idea's? Yes I am a newbie! Thanks
Error SQL Command, Will Give VbNullString?
From the SQL command that I had written, if the SQL command return to no result,is it consider vbNullString? In my Vb coding, I found that even though I enter the wrong username and password, the login is still successful. I think the main problem is the vbNullString? Need help...
Or is there any better way to compare and match the username and password that we key in with the database? Thank you.
VB Code:
Private Sub cmdLogin_Click()Dim bCombo As BooleanbCombo = functCheckInput() If bCombo = True Then bCombo = functSelectQuery() If bCombo = True Then MsgBox ("Login Successfully") Else MsgBox ("Login Failed!") End IfElse MsgBox ("Invalid Input!")End If End Sub
VB Code:
Public Function functCheckInput() As Boolean If txtUsername.Text = vbNullString Then functCheckInput = FalseElseIf txtpassword.Text = vbNullString Then functCheckInput = FalseElse functCheckInput = TrueEnd If End Function
VB Code:
Public Function functSelectQuery()Dim adoRS7 As ADODB.RecordsetSet adoRS7 = New ADODB.RecordsetDim strSQL As StringDim bResult As StringDim bReturn As Boolean bReturn = functConnectDatabase() strSQL = "SELECT Username,Password FROM Employee WHERE Username= '" strSQL = strSQL & txtUsername.Text & "' AND Password= '" strSQL = strSQL & txtpassword.Text & "'" adoRS7.Source = strSQL adoRS7.CursorType = adOpenForwardOnly adoRS7.ActiveConnection = adoConn adoRS7.Open Do While Not adoRS7.EOF adoRS7.MoveNext Loop adoRS7.Close Set adoRS7 = Nothing If strSQL <> vbNullString Then functSelectQuery = True Else functSelectQuery = False End If End Function
CreateDocumentFromUrl(txtURL.Text, VbNullString), How To Stop Popup Windows?
I just want to use only MSHMTL HTMLDocument object to get html source without webbrowser.
How can I stop the popup windows?
Set objDocument = objMSHTML.createDocumentFromUrl(txtURL.Text, vbNullString)
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Connor Hawthorne and Laura Nez travel to Boston to attend the funeral of Catherine Pettigrew, the mother of Connor's college friend and former lover, Grace. Before the funeral, Grace reveals to Connor that she is troubled over the manner of her mother's death, and Grace's concern is made graver by the sudden appearance of a sibling she never knew she had. Even worse, the mysterious -sibling appears to have inherited the lion's share of Catherine's sizable estate. Connor's attention, however, is diverted by the presence of her own mother, Amanda, with whom Connor has not spoken in years. Matters take a horrifying turn when the limousine carrying Amanda and Grace's aunt, Florence Earnhardt, is forced off the Fore River Bridge and plunges into the water, killing all the occupants. Joining forces to investigate the deaths of Catherine, Florence, and Amanda is the stalwart cast from the previous Connor Hawthorne mysteries, including Connor's father, Benjamin; FBI agent Ayalla Franklin; and Washington, D.C., police captain Malcolm Jefferson. Their investigation uncovers a Pettigrew family conspiracy dating from 17th-century America through Hitler's Third Reich into present day. What is the nature of the special gift of the Pettigrew family, and will Grace use it for good or for evil?Lauren Maddison is the author of three previous Connor Hawthorne mysteries: Deceptions, Witchfire, and Death by Prophecy, all three of which were Lambda Literary Award finalists. She has lived in so many places even she has lost track of them, but she now makes her home in Southern California.
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Saint Augustine
Texts and translations
No complete printed edition of Augustine's works exists in Latin. The most recent attempt is the edition published by the Benedictines of Saint-Maur of France, Sancti Aurelii Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi Operum, 12 vol. (1679–1703), also available in J.-P. Migne, Patrologia Latina, vol. 32–47 (1841–42); but many works, particularly sermons and letters, have been discovered since. A work-by-work index of editions is available in Eligius Dekkers and Emil Gaar, Clavis Patrum Latinorum, 3rd ed. augmented and corrected (1995). Two different electronic versions of the Latin texts only are available on CD-ROM: CETEDOC: Library of Christian Latin Texts, 3rd ed. (1996); and CAG: Corpus Augustinianum Gissense, ed. by Cornelius Mayer (1995), which includes a comprehensive bibliography current to the date of publication. Translations of most of the important works appear in the series A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church, ed. by Philip Schaff, vol. 1–8 (1887–94, reprinted 1989), also available as part of Early Church Fathers (1997), on CD-ROM from Logos Systems. A new translation of the complete works is being published: The Works of Saint Augustine, trans. by Edmund Hill and ed. by John E. Rotelle (1990– ).
Augustine's two most important works, Confessions and City of God, are available in numerous editions. Both James J. O'Donnell, Confessions, 3 vol. (1992), and Jacques Fontaine (ed.), Confessioni, 5 vol. (1992–97), presume knowledge of Latin and contain substantial commentaries. The best English versions are The Confessions of St. Augustine, trans. by John K. Ryan (1960); Confessions, trans. by Henry Chadwick (1991); and The Confessions, trans. by Maria Boulding (1997). Although no comprehensive commentary on City of God exists, two versions are The City of God Against the Pagans, 7 vol., ed. and trans. by George E. McCracken et al. (1957–72), in The Loeb Classical Library series; and the best translation, Concerning the City of God Against the Pagans, trans. by Henry Bettenson (1972, reissued 1984).
Scholarly literature
In addition to the bibliography in CAG cited above, ongoing bibliographic survey is provided in the volumes of Revue des études augustiniennes (irregular). Cornelius Mayer et al. (eds.), Augustinus-Lexikon (1986– ), will comprise a detailed encyclopedia of subjects relating to Augustine; similar, but in one volume and in English, is Allan Fitzgerald (ed.), Augustine Through the Ages: An Encyclopedia (1999).
An indispensable and justly acclaimed biography is Peter Brown, Augustine of Hippo (1967, reissued 1986); also of value is Gerald Bonner, St. Augustine of Hippo: Life and Controversies (1963). Several concise introductions to Augustine's life and thought exist: James J. O'Donnell, Augustine (1985); Henry Chadwick, Augustine (1986); John M. Rist, Augustine: Ancient Thought Baptised (1994); and Garry Wills, Saint Augustine (1999). F. van der Meer, Augustine the Bishop (1961; originally published in Dutch, 1947), surveys, readably and in great detail, the pastoral work of Augustine at Hippo.
Good studies of Confessions include John J. O'Meara, The Young Augustine (1954, reissued 1980); Michele Pellegrino, Le confessioni di Sant'Agostino (1956; also available in a French translation, Les Confessions de Saint Augustin, 1960); Robert J. O'Connell, St. Augustine's Confessions: The Odyssey of Soul (1969); and especially Gillian Clark, Augustine: The Confessions (1993). A good collection of current essays on City of God by scholars in several languages is Elena Cavalcanti (ed.), Il De civitate Dei: l'opera, le interpretazioni, l'influsso (1996).
The best one-volume study of Augustine's thought is Eugene TeSelle, Augustine the Theologian (1970). John Burnaby, Amor Dei: A Study of the Religion of St. Augustine (1938; reissued with corrections and a new foreword, 1991), is sympathetic and illuminating but dated. For Augustine in his cultural context, there is still nothing better than Henri Irénée Marrou, Saint Augustin et la fin de la culture antique, 4th ed., 2 vol. in 1 (1958; reissued in 1 vol., 1983). Other useful studies are Brian Stock, Augustine the Reader: Meditation, Self-Knowledge, and the Ethics of Interpretation (1996); and Sabine MacCormack, The Shadows of Poetry: Vergil in the Mind of Augustine (1998). Augustine's political views are addressed in Herbert A. Deane, The Political and Social Ideas of St. Augustine (1963); and R.A. Markus, Saeculum: History and Society in the Theology of St. Augustine, rev. ed. (1988). Augustine's views on sexuality have come under scrutiny in recent years; the most comprehensive study is Kim Power, Veiled Desire: Augustine on Women (1996); but Peter Brown, The Body and Society: Men, Women, and Sexual Renunciation in Early Christianity (1988), is also important.


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Delicate to make but very delicious. Made for a Cookie Exchange. They were a hit. Go very well with coffee or hot tea!
Linzer Cookies
Linzer Cookies are great for the holidays and look just as good as they taste. A dough scraper, which can be purchased inexpensively at kitchen stores, makes transferring these star cutouts onto baking sheets a breeze.
Yield: 3 dozen
- 1 1/4 cups butter, softened
- 1 cup powdered sugar, sifted
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans, toasted
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- 1/4 cup seedless raspberry jam
- Powdered sugar
- Beat butter at medium speed with an electric mixer; gradually add 1 cup powdered sugar, beating until light and fluffy.
- Combine flour and next 5 ingredients; gradually add to butter mixture, beating just until blended.
- Divide dough into 2 equal portions. Cover and chill 1 hour.
- Roll each portion to a 1/8-inch thickness on a lightly floured surface; cut with a 3-inch star-shaped cutter. Cut centers out of half of cookies with a 1 1/2-inch star-shaped cutter. Place all stars on lightly greased baking sheets.
- Bake at 325° for 15 minutes; cool on wire racks. Spread solid cookies with jam; sprinkle remaining stars with powdered sugar. Top each solid cookie with a hollow star.
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August 07, 2013
By Oliver Patton
Moving quickly to enforce last week's court decision on hours of service, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will no longer enforce the 30-minute break requirement for short-haul operations.
The agency is defining short-haul drivers in two ways.
First, those with or without commercial licenses who operate within 100 air miles of their normal reporting location.
Second, those who operate without a commercial license within a 150 air-mile radius of where they report for duty.
These are the standard definitions of short-haul drivers within Sections 395.1(e)(1 and 2) of the Code of Federal Regulations.
The agency said that even though the court's ruling does not take effect for another month, it will immediately stop enforcement.
It is possible that this situation could change if either of the parties to the court case, American Trucking Associations and Public Citizen, takes additional legal action, the agency said.
In its decision last Friday the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld the 34-hour restart provision of the new truck driver hours of service rule but rejected the 30-minute break requirement for short-haul drivers.
The whole rule needs too be scrapped. Thats the dumbest rule I've heard in the 34 years I've been doing this. Whats next a 10 minute potty break after 3 hours of driving .
So 395.1(e) (1) (ii) states I need to be relased from work within 12 consecutive hours. At 10 hours into my shift I am dispatched for a 3 hour trip, do I take a 30 min. break at that point? Was there a violation before after the 8 th hour at that point?
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