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I know this probably insn't the correct forum for this question but...I wanted to see if anyone could show me how to cancatonate two ethernet packets. The problem I'm running into is this:
I have a packet that is over 2500 bytes in size. The limitation I'm running into will only allow me to send a max packet size of 1500 bytes...(I believe this is an ethernet limitation on the max allowable packet size you can send?). Is there a way to send part of it and then send the other part and then on the recieving end put the two packets back together?

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Def Leppard to Record Las Vegas 'Hysteria' Shows for Live Album
In another ten days time, British classic rock band Def Leppard will become residents of Las Vegas. The acclaimed group is getting set to launch their 'Viva! Hysteria and More' show a 11-date run at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Sin City.
In an interview with Classic Rock Revisited, singer Phil Collen says that Def Leppard will serve as their own opening act during their Las Vegas residency, playing two sets of music per night.
"We are going to do 'Hysteria' from start to finish," Collen tells the site. "We are actually doing two sets; we are going to open up for ourselves. We are going to do 45 minutes, take a break and then do 'Hysteria'. We are learning hundreds of songs and we are going to be doing songs that we've not played in years, or that we've never done. It is going to be really great."
Collen says that the group will be recording the shows for a future live release which he calls 'Hysteria Live'. He does not share anything further in the way of information concerning the release such as when the album might see the light of day. Still, he insists that, even with half of the setlist already written, the Vegas shows will contain plenty of surprises.
"The first set will never be the same; we will change it every night," he adds. "They will all be Def Leppard songs. We may play songs that we've covered of other people. It is going to be very fun for us. We are not sure what we are going to play. We are digging stuff up from the first album and the second album and we are just going to really do a lot of stuff that the fans will love."
Released in August 1987, 'Hysteria' remains Def Leppard's best-selling album therefore hearing the news that the group will be revisiting the record in its entirety should not come as a surprise. The record is certified by the R.I.A.A. for sales of more than 12 million in the United States alone with more than a reported 20 million sold worldwide.


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She was born Sept. 24, 1987, in Little Rock. Alex spent most of her days enjoying the friendships that she developed at Friendship Community Care. She brought so much sunshine into the hearts of her parents, Michael and Meg Fox of Russellville. Additional survivors include several aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends.
Service arrangements by Shinn Funeral Service of Russellville are private.
The family will receive friends to celebrate Alex's life from 4-6 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to Friendship Community Care, 828 North Greenwich Avenue, Russellville, AR 72801 or to Arkansas Children's Hospital Foundation, Post Office Box 2222, Little Rock, AR 72203-9984.
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Broxton called to slam door on Yanks
Torre sends Dodgers closer in eighth to top former team
By Ken Gurnick / MLB.com
LOS ANGELES -- Joe Torre wouldn't have thought about bringing Mariano Rivera into an eighth-inning jam with a five-run lead, but instead of managing the Yankees, he's managing against them now, and everything's different.
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So he took no chances with that explosive opposing lineup on Saturday. With James Loney's four RBIs and Rafael Furcal's three runs helping build the lead, Torre summoned closer Jonathan Broxton to ensure a 9-4 Dodgers Interleague win over New York, Torre's first against his former team."I did it because of who was coming up," Torre said, having brought Broxton in with two outs in the eighth, two on and Derek Jeter coming up. Broxton struck out Jeter (who fanned three times) to end the eighth, then got through the ninth despite a walk to Alex Rodriguez, the game ending with shortstop Furcal robbing Robinson Cano of a hit up the middle that might have made things interesting. "I didn't want to go more than four outs with Broxton, but the game can get cozy in a hurry, especially with that part of the batting order coming up," Torre said. "It was something I just felt I had to do. A three-run homer and it's a two-run game all of a sudden." And the Dodgers had already seen a New York three-run homer, the game opening with Hiroki Kuroda walking the first two Yankees batters and Mark Teixeira going deep. But Kuroda regrouped to take the game into the sixth inning, allowing only one more run. "Maybe he was over-pumped, especially with who we were playing," Torre said of Kuroda (7-5). "That's what they make you do." Torre also went to left-handed setup man Hong-Chih Kuo earlier than usual, with one out and two on in the sixth inning, also to face the top of the Yankees' potent order. Kuo mowed down all five batters he faced. His ERA is 1.16, opposing hitters are batting .114 and opposing left-handed hitters are 0-for-25. "I just thought that part of the batting order, he was the guy," said Torre, who won't use Kuo on consecutive days because of an elbow that has undergone four operations. "He's easy to trust. He's really been lights out. It shows you that I'm not afraid of bringing in a left-hander to pitch to Jeter." "Any time you have two powerhouses like that coming at you, one from the left side and one from the right side, you feel good about any matchup," said catcher Russell Martin. "It makes the manager's job a lot easier." Meanwhile, the Dodgers' offense, held to one run by CC Sabathia a night earlier, scrambled back to chase a wild A.J. Burnett (6-7) in the fourth inning. Burnett issued six of the Dodgers' 10 walks. "It's command," said Yankees manager Joe Girardi. "He's trying to correct it. He's working hard and doing everything he can. It's just not clicking right now. That happens -- it's life." Loney was pretty much in the middle of it all game. He had a sacrifice fly in a two-run first inning and bases-loaded singles in back-to-back innings, the three-run third and the two-run fourth. Loney leads the team with 51 RBIs, on pace for 112, even though he has only five home runs playing a position usually manned by sluggers. "That would be great," Loney said of the 100-RBIs milestone. "I think that would be something real special. I've never done that before." Torre said Loney, who is hitting .296, shouldn't be overlooked because he doesn't hit a lot of home runs. "To me, it's tougher to hit a double with a runner on second base than a home run with nobody on," said Torre. "You can go to war with James. Sometimes the swing is ugly, but it doesn't change his demeanor. He's been productive for us. Matty [Kemp] and Andre [Ethier] started hot and all James did was a little of this and a little of that." Furcal, back less than a week after the death of his father, had his best game, going 3-for-5 with three runs, a stolen base and the defensive gem. "I'm feeling the whole year pretty good, it's just I got hurt for a month and then I lost my father, it took a little bit more concentration for me," said Furcal. "I know he loved baseball. He wanted me to keep playing hard the way I do it every time, and as soon as I get to the field, start to forget [the hurt]."
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A woman from Orange Park is accused of identity theft and tax fraud and if convicted, she could spend 10 years in prison and pay a $250,000 fine, according to the Department of Justice.
According to court documents, Shatraya Watson, 25, along with others, filed income tax returns using stolen identities.
Watson and her cohorts would then collect federal tax refund checks sent to her house or through her bank account, the indictment said.
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Garden Talk: December 31, 2009
From NGA Editors
Balloon Flower Trial
Balloon flowers (Platycodons grandiflorus) are beautiful summer-blooming perennials that come in a range of flower colors including, pink, white, and blue. They grow to a height of about 3 feet and thrive in full sun on well-drained soil.
The Chicago Botanic Garden trailed 19 different varieties of balloon flowers in their USDA zone 5 gardens. They evaluated plants for bloom period, flower color and size, growth habit, disease and pest problems, and winter survivability. Varieties were given a 1 to 5 overall rating, with 5 being the highest.
After five years of evaluating balloon flower varieties none of the varieties tested scored an average of 5, but 12 varieties were in the 4 category. Some of the best were ?Astra Blue?, Baby Blue?, and ?Sentimental Blue?. The Fuji and Hakone series all averaged scores of 4 regardless of the flower color. For example, ?Fuji Blue?, ?Fuji Pink?, ?Fuji White?, ?Hakone Blue?, and ?Hakone White? were all top performers.
For more information on this balloon flower trial, go to: Chicago Botanic Gardens
New California Lilac Has Colorful Foliage
Ceanothus is known as the California lilac. This shrub is hardy only in USDA zones 8 to 10. However, in those areas it grows 8 feet tall and wide and produces lavender-colored flowers from summer until fall. This drought-tolerant shrub makes an excellent screen or hedge plant. (Unfortunately, the flowers don?t have the signature lilac scent.)
Now comes a new variety of California lilac that features uniquely colored foliage. Ceanothus ?Tuxedo? has the same attractive flowers and vigorous growth habit as other California lilacs, but the foliage is a dark purple making for a dramatic contrast with the lavender flowers.
For more information on this new California lilac, go to: Tesselaar Nurseries.
Smelly Compost Pile? Just Add Water
Composting is a great way to reduce household and yard organic waste and create a good soil amendment for your garden. While the materials in a well constructed compost pile will break down quickly and effectively with few problems, sometimes active compost piles can smell of ammonia, depending on the type of manures and materials used. Researchers in France sought out ways to reduce the ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions from compost piles, while still making them effective.
Researchers experimented with compost piles made from cattle manure and hay and turkey manure and straw. They found that most of the emissions, and smell, were emitted when the piles were constructed and, again, when they were turned. Their remedy was to add water so the dry matter content went from 55% of the pile to only 33%. Initially the temperature of the pile went down, but it recovered in a few days and the pile continued to cook. However, the ammonia, nitrous oxide, and smell were significantly reduced.
For more information on this compost research, go to: Science Direct.
Illustrated Guide to Gardening Now Organic!
The Illustrated Guide to Gardening has been a gardening bible for many for years. Originally published in 1970s, this book has been the mainstay for many a gardener across the country. The All New Illustrated Guide to Gardening, (Reader?s Digest, 2009), features yet more improvements on the original book and previously updated texts. The biggest difference in this guide is that all the cultural procedures are organic. It includes more than 700 plant selections, 2500 full-color photos and illustrations, and many Earth-friendly gardening practices.
I?ve always appreciated the line drawings and illustrations in this text. In addition to the detailed descriptions of gardening practices, the illustrations give you a clear and concise way to learn about basics gardening techniques, such as planting, pruning, dividing, and propagating your plants. The book includes expanded features on xeriscaping, rain gardens, wildlife gardening, and invasive plants. Of course, the Plant Disorders chapter has detailed illustrations of problems with all-organic solutions. It a great book to add to your gardening reference library.
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Charles L. Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church. (Courtesy of CNN/Providence Road Baptist Church)
Video of a North Carolina pastor preaching that gays and lesbians should be rounded up inside an electric fence is going viral on the Internet, two weeks after North Carolina passed a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage and President Barack Obama voiced personal support for legalizing such marriages.
"I figured a way out, a way to get rid of all the lesbians and queers, but I couldn't get it past the Congress," Pastor Charles L. Worley can be seen telling his Providence Road Baptist Church congregation in the video, which had more than 250,000 YouTube views by Tuesday.
"Build a great big, large fence -- 50 or a 100 miles long -- and put all the lesbians in there," Worley went on to say in his May 13 sermon at his Maiden, North Carolina, church. "Fly over and drop some food. Do the same thing with the queers and the homosexuals, and have that fence electrified so they can't get out. Feed them. And you know in a few years, they'll die out. You know why? They can't reproduce."
The video had initially been posted on Providence Road's website but was recently taken down, according to CNN affiliate WBTV-TV in Charlotte.
The phone line at Worley's church was busy on Monday night and on Tuesday, as was Worley's home number on Tuesday.
The church's website was down Tuesday morning, but it had described the house of worship as fundamentalist, meaning it represents a Baptist tradition that's more conservative than the Southern Baptists.
Worley's sermon was posted on YouTube by a group called Catawba Valley Citizens Against Hate, which is organizing a protest at the Providence Road Baptist Church on Sunday.
Addressing his congregation last Sunday, Worley referred to his earlier controversial sermon.
"I talked a little bit, I believe it was last Sunday, on the homosexual lifestyle, and there was a whole lot of people who didn't like what I said," Worley told his congregation Sunday, according to WBTV. "I want to read it out of the Bible, and then we'll go from there."
"Listen, all of the Sodomites, the lesbians, and all of the ... what's that word? Gays -- I didn't wanna say 'queers' -- that say we don't love you, I love you more than you love yourself," Worley said, according to WBTV. "I'm praying for you to be saved."
Worley's initial sermon was partly framed as a response to Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage, which he made in a TV interview a day after North Carolina voters passed a state constitutional amendment banning legal recognition of such marriages and other types of gay unions.
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, or GLAAD, was working Tuesday to gather criticism of Worley's comments from other North Carolina pastors.
"I am angry and sick at heart over Pastor Worley's comments," said the Rev. Dennis Teall-Fleming, pastor at Open Hearts Gathering in Gastonia, North Carolina, in a statement distributed by GLAAD.
"Nothing he says has anything to do with the Gospel of Jesus Christ," said Teall-Fleming, who leads a Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) congregation. "I call on all Christian and Baptist organizations that have any connection with him to condemn his comments as strongly as I do, including Providence Road Baptist Church of Maiden."


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OCEAN CITY- What's being called the world's most addictive cracker found its way to the country's biggest morning television show this week, even if it was only for a few short minutes.
Little Ragghi's Crackers, a locally created and produced artisan flatbread cracker that has seemingly sparked nationwide interest and critical acclaim in the gourmet food industry in just six months of existence, caught the attention of the producers of the "Today Show," and were one of five products chosen to be featured on live national television Monday morning to roughly 4 million viewers.
Just before 10 a.m. on Monday, the crackers were shown and got some face time to the nation, but as Little Ragghi's co-owner Guy Bayshore said, they didn't quite get as much time on camera as he would have hoped.
"They were literally running out of time on the segment, and though we got a mention, we unfortunately didn't get our website put up on the screen like a few of the other products before us," said Bayshore. "Obviously, we are thrilled to be on the 'Today Show' and the producers were very nice and told us that they loved the product and regretted running out of time."
Bayshore has been hustling to get these crackers to the top levels of the specialty foods industry in just a mere six months. Alongside creator and namesake Raggatha "Little Ragghi" Calentine, Bayshore has placed these crackers in major food stores, distributors, wholesalers, chains, and brokers in 38 of the 50 states.
Yet, Bayshore said that the "Today Show" was a total bonus, as the product caught the eye of famous celebrity chef Giada Delaurentiis, who was at a food show in Washington D.C. with "Today Show" producers in search of a few standout products to bring on-air.
"They came up, tasted the cracker, said they loved it, and then came back later and tried it another two times, before telling us that we were going to be on the show," said Bayshore. "Apparently, their train got delayed going back to New York and they sat and enjoyed a bag of Little Ragghi's Crackers while they waited."
The story of these little crackers and the obvious taste of them have made them what some in the industry are calling "the hottest product in brokers hands in a decade," according to Bayshore.
"It's taken a lot of hard work to get it to this point," he said. "Sometimes, I'm working on this for 20 hours a day, but I know that it's already taking off, and I honestly feel like it's about to explode in the next few months."
Bayshore has gotten the product noticed at the Fancy Food Show in New York, and the crackers were considered a standout product in that show that featured over 200,000 products.
In addition, Bayshore says that the crackers have been popping up in stores in Napa Valley, to Dean and DeLuca stores in New York City, to the huge Texas Chain Central Markets.
"We really can't believe everywhere that we have gone in such a short amount of time," said Bayshore. "It really is quite amazing and almost mind boggling."
"Little Ragghi" is extremely gentle in nature, and admittedly quite shy as she seemed pleased but generally un-phased by the early rise of her creation, citing that she is doing all of the hard work for Native American children (which a portion of all the profits go to the charity of her choice, the National Native American Family Camp.)
"I think that it's great what's been happening, and we may have to get a bigger factory to make the crackers in, which will make me sad because I pray over these crackers and I pray for the people that buy them, and for the people that the money is going to help in the charity," said Calentine, "I just hope I can still do that wherever this goes."


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He was born in Michigan to Charles Chessher and Shirley Lalonde.
He was preceded in death by his father and one brother, Toby Chessher.
Survivors include his wife of 29 years, Linda von Friedly Chessher; his mother, Shirley Lalonde; three sons, Josh Chessher, Justin Chessher and Cody Chessher; two daughters, Courtnee Trammell and Caressa Istomin; a brother, Mike Chessher; a sister, Jackie Chessher; two grandchildren; and other family and friends.
All arrangements are private and under the direction of Broussard Funeral Home of Russellville.
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Database Programming Made Easy
In this tutorial I will discuss to you on how you can access the database easily. I came across this idea because this is also my problem when I started working with database programming.
I hope that in one way or another I can help you in your journey to the world of programming. Programming is fun and easy if you just simply devout your time with it. I cannot stress enough how easy programming is if you only read an online tutorial like this.
Take It Easy
Just don't be rush in learning programming. Take it easy and study everyday. Don't start right away thinking that you can create a system like payroll, accounting, hotel reservation, point of sale without even having a single knowledge about database programming.
Learning by Doing
Learning by doing is the next thing. You need to practice what you learn. In this tutorial I encourage you to take the sample code into practice.
I will list below the content that I am going to discuss. This is a series of tutorial so be sure to visit the site regularly or subscribe to my Feeds at the right side bar.
I will arrange the topic according to their importance, that is, what to do first before you jump ahead to the next topic. Along the way, I will add a topic before or after other topic or whatever that will come to my mind that I know a must have tutorial.
Table of Contents
- Making Database Connection
- How to Retrieve Data
- How to Modify Data
- Windows Forms
- How to Print Using Crystal Reports
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help me pls!!!
hi pls help me for our project,,were making a system using visual basic 6.0....plzz!just cnd me email f u help me [email protected],,im w8ng..tanx..
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HTML Site Search
Hi Sir,
I've a simple html site..with 20 pages...
I would like to create internal site search...
Can you pls guide me....I've done this with ASP.NET but in that case website was Database Driven...I dont know how can i achieve it in simple html case...
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Hardware Interface
Hi Sir,
Do you have sample program that uses hardware device like barcode reader, Finger print reader runs in VB.Net. I am planning to develop this kind of program.. Please share your experties..
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Mon, 07/13/2009 - 11:25
sir can you help me to my problem???
. , + im a programer i want to create a enrollment system, can you help me.???
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Sir jay please help me..
Good Day Sir, here's my problem.. uhmm iam in my 4th year now and our dean required us to develop a database program which is we choose a record keeping database for cooperative. uhmm sir-- right now iam using visual basic 6. and iam having a hard time how will i make an output for print in VB6, they said it is cystal report, but i have no idea how to work on it. Sir i really need your help, can u give me a lil bit of video tut. -- i knw its to much but please do help me.
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BMC Fiscal Printer
Dear sir,
Can I use BMC INternational Fisical Printer, Customer display and Emobile connected to the COM port to print receipts? Can U help me sending the code this serial printer?
Many thanks
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Payroll system
i am student of bscs . where having out thesis, where decided to make a payroll system . i am using Visual Basic 2008 express edition can you help me ..dis s my email add [email protected]
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visual studio 2010 beta release.... :)
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I am a newbee in programming. Hope you experts can give some directions. Thank you and appreciate in advance for your help.
I am designing a ASP.net web application on Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition using VB language.
This is what I have:
1. I have a few text boxes on my web form where user can fill in the asked information
2. There is also a button named "Submit" on the web form
2. I also have a seperate file (.mdb) created on MS Access 2003 containing a data table with some columns like name, age, address etc.
This is what I want to do:
After the user fills all the information in the textboxes in the web form and clicks the submit button, the information from textboxes should get stored into the in MS Access table in chronological order without deleting any previous information already stored on the table.
[There should be a way which can define that information from a particular textbox should go to a particular column in the MS Access table (this is what I think)]
Dear all, I am not good in writing code and a new programmer. I will be very thankfull if somebody can walk me through to complete this task with minimal code.
Thank you all once again.
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Am to come up with a database for orphans and vulnerable children and though of sharing with you since you could have a sample Project.
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Hi.. About your "Database Programming Made Easy" tutorial. I think there's a problem with the link in "ListView Control", it directs to a different topic.
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passing variable from a form to another
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num to words
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Orange County educators, administrators and parents reacted on Friday with shock and disbelief that an elementary school could be the scene of one of the nation's biggest massacres.
The suburban Connecticut shooting that left 27 dead, including 20 children, has also raised questions as to what schools could have done, if anything, to prevent the violent act.
"This is such a horrific attack on innocent children. I can not reconcile in my mind how one human could exercise such harm against others," said Orange County Superintendent Al Mijares.
"This is also difficult for all educators to comprehend because parents entrust their children to our schools. We expect them to be safe. Then something like this happens."
Parent angst
Many parents across Orange County said that even though the incident took place more than 3,000 miles away, its impacts are reverberating across local schools and communities.
Shirley Cortez, a parent of a second-grader at Lampson Elementary in Garden Grove, said she wanted to pick up her son from school when she first heard about the shooting, but not because she worried about his safety.
"I just wanted to hold him and tell him I loved him," said Cortez, who eventually decided to leave her son at school for the remainder of the school day. "As a mother, I can imagine the heartbreak parents in Connecticut must be going through right now. I just felt I wanted my child with me."
"This is every parent's worst fear," said Marianna Posadas, a parent at Edison Elementary in Santa Ana. "It makes you appreciate what you have. I know every parent I've talked to wishes they could pass along their condolences to all the families affected."
Melissa Santos, a parent at San Juan Elementary in San Juan Capistrano, said she broke into tears when she saw images of devastated parents on television.
"This is the most I've been overwhelmed over a national tragedy since 9/11," she said. "It deeply affects every person with a child. It's going to take a while for everyone to get over this."
Safety at O.C. schools
Orange County public schools have safety procedures in place aimed at protecting students and staff. But it's unlikely any of the current measures could have prevented an assault from a deranged gunman, officials said.
"If you have someone hell-bent on committing an action like this, you're not going to stop them," said Fullerton police Sgt. Jeff Stuart, who previously served as a school resource officer and helped craft emergency response protocols for campuses in Fullerton.
"Short of having a vaulted door at the entrance of every school where visitors are buzzed in, there is no real way to prevent something like this," he said.
But schools can still work to train staff to remain vigilant, by ensuring they track all visitors on the campus, and report all suspicious activity to law enforcement, he said.
Local schools typically have a fenced perimeter, with the school office serving as the only entry point serving school hours. Visitors are generally required to sign in and provide identification at the office before they can enter a campus.
No local campus has metal detectors. Most middle schools and high school have security guards and a few high schools have police officers assigned to them.
During emergencies, districts also generally implement lock-down procedures, and automated voice or messaging systems inform parents and provide them details.
At Santa Ana Unified, the county's largest district with 57,300 students, a 24-officer, armed police department patrols about 60 schools. Another 30 to 50 safety officers assist with security.
"We can lessen the opportunity of something like this happening here," Santa Ana Unified Police Lt. Mark Van Holt said. "But can we have a wholesale way to stop a lunatic? Tragically, the answer is no."
There have been relatively few incidents of shootings at Orange County schools. Most have involved gang-related shootings near campuses.
The county's worst school shooting occurred in 1976 at Cal State Fullerton, when janitor Edward Charles Allaway stormed the campus with a semi-automatic and shot nine, killing seven.
In July, authorities charged UC Irvine associate professor Rainer Klaus Reinscheid with several counts of arson at University High, a school his son attended before committing suicide.
Prosecutors later released emails from Reinscheid that allegedly detailed a plan to obtain machine guns and shoot at least 200 University High before killing himself. Reinscheid pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial.
Irvine Unified spokesman Ian Hanigan said district administrators will meet in coming weeks to discuss the Connecticut shooting to see if the district needs to change any of the district security protocols.
"Right now, it's too early to speculate because we don't have all the details of what exactly happened," he said.
Officials from other districts also said they will also review their emergency systems in the wake of the tragedy. But they emphasize that the shooting remains a very isolated incident.
"I still believe parents don't have anything to worry when they send their children to our local schools," said Mijares, the county superintendent. "Our school staff is very proactive in ensuring safety is the top priority. I honestly believe our schools are extremely safe."
Several school districts across Orange County will provide crisis teams and other support for schools next week to help children understand and deal with the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn.
In Santa Ana, school psychologists and counselors at every campus will be available to meet with both students and their parents Monday. Superintendent Thelma Meléndez de Santa Ana will send an automated phone call to district parents, informing them that schools will offer the services.
Officials from other districts said they plan to post resources and guides on their websites to help parents talk to their children.
Anaheim City Superintendent Christopher King said in a letter to parents that staff at district schools will reassure children that these types of tragedies are extremely rare.
"There are approximately 100,000 schools in America and everyone was safe today at all schools but one," he said.
Here are some examples provided by educators of how teachers, counselors and school psychologists might approach the tragedy with children:
•For very elementary age children, educators will provide clear, concrete explanations of what happened. They will share with them all the steps local schools take to keep them safe.
•For middle school and high school students, teachers may encourage and monitor open discussions and debates in classrooms about issues related to the incident, including gun control and domestic violence. The discussions often help older students overcome and deal with the anxiety and stress that can follow a tragedy.
• Teachers, principals and counselors will encourage all students to ask questions and share their thoughts. This will allow educators to clear misconceptions, and more importantly, help identify students who may be overwhelmed by the tragedy.
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Greetings Thunderbolt
I will be your administrator for this test per your request and the rules are as followed..
- Rei's R & R
- You may only use Water Release, Wind Release, Ninjutsu, Taijutsu and Genjutsu
- You may NOT use any customs of any kind
- I'll be using all I know with the exception of customs
- Terrain: Rocky terrain with no water
- Range: Mid
- Breaking the rules will result in the automatic failure of the test.
Nobody post in this fight. Only Myself, Thunderbolt, Admins, Mods, and Sensei (Upon Request) may post here
I will be using My Rufus Kiyoshi biography.
Post your bio and I will make the first move.
May luck be on your side, Thunderbolt.


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Ted Williams' mother says it's not too late for her newly famous son with the golden voice to return to rehab.
Julia Williams said she was feeling "very sorry" and "very upset," days after her 53-year-old formerly homeless son from Ohio turned overnight Internet star bailed on treatment for drug and alcohol abuse at a private facility in Texas.
"Certainly I want him to go back," Williams told People mag. "He needs help."
Williams, 90, said it didn't come as a shock that her son walked out after less than two weeks in treatment.
"I know he doesn't stick at things for long. Whatever it is, he soon tires of it," she told People. "He thinks he can make it on his own, without rehab. And I'm sure he can't. It's a very sad story."
Until recently, Williams' story had the makings of a Cinderella tale. The one-time radio announcer who had fallen on hard times shot to fame after a Columbus Dispatch videographer filmed him off showing off his "god-given" voice while panhandling on the side of a road.
Within days of becoming a media star and fielding job offers around the country, Williams had checked into the Origins Recovery Center on the advice of TV shrink Dr. Phil McGraw.
"I believe rehab needs to be very private and very personal," McGraw said in offering Williams a shot at battling his addictions. "There will be no cameras, there will be no media. It's just you focused on you. Fair enough?"
But Williams decided to return to Los Angeles after being upset by the lack of "anonymity" at Origins, his manager said earlier this week.
"We didn't like the whole idea of filming inside a rehab facility," Alfred Battletold E! News, adding that Williams planned to enroll in an outpatient program.
A Williams friend told UPI he was also disturbed by his heavy medication regimen at Origins and more requests for "Dr. Phil" interviews.
In a statement to the E!, McGraw emphasized Williams' decision to seek treatment was "voluntary."
"We certainly hope that he continues his commitment to sobriety, and we will continue to help and support him in any way that we can," McGraw said. "We wish him well."


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The proper setting
In this last step, we'll give some context to the game by rendering a custom background image. Doing this is pretty straight forward. Rather than filling in with the background color when something should be erased (in the "old" position/frame of an animation), parts of the background image, stored in an off-screen surface, will be blitted to that area.
Ah, that looks much better.
The image background.png is an 800x600 brick wall, exactly the same size as the application surface. Keeping the background image and the application surface the same size helps avoid relatively complex calculations and scaling operations to overwrite to the correct parts of the application surface.
Every call to $appfill(..., $bgcolor) needs to be replaced with a call to $bgimageblit. But of course, we first need to define $bgimage as an SDL::Surface and load the image.
138 my $gameoverfont; 139+ my ($bgimage, $bgrect); ... 246 $scorefont = new SDL::TTFont(-name=>"lib-kaboom/fonts/Vera.ttf", -size=>20, -bg=>$bgcolor, -fg=>$fgcolor); 247 248+ my $gofontbg = new SDL::Color(-r=>0xad, -g=>0x80, -b=>0x61); 249+ $gameoverfont = new SDL::TTFont(-name=>"lib-kaboom/fonts/Vera.ttf", -size=>40, -bg=>$gofontbg, -fg=>$fgcolor); 250+ 251+ $bgimage = new SDL::Surface(-name=>"lib-kaboom/images/background.png"); 252+ $bgrect = new SDL::Rect(-x=>0, -y=>0, -width=>$bgimage->width(), -height=>$bgimage->height()); 253 }
There are two things to take note of here. The background color for the game over font has been changed to a color (using a temporary variable $gofontbg that more closely matches the majority of the colors in the background image. This will make the anti-aliasing on the text blend in better with the background image than if we used the blue that we were originally using for the solid color background. The other is the loading of the background image in to the $bgimage surface and the the creation of the $bgrect SDL::Rect that is a rectangle that encompasses the entire surface.
And now we need to draw the background image on the application surface instead of filling it with a solid color. Only five lines need to be changed for that. I've left the old lines listed in-line here as a comparison.
@@ -253,7 +258,7 @@ 258 $app->grab_input(SDL_GRAB_ON); 259 260 if ($redraw_all) { 261- $app->fill(0, $bgcolor); 261+ $bgimage->blit(0, $app, $bgrect); 262 $app->sync(); 263 $redraw_all = 0; 264 } 265 266 my @modified_areas = (); 267 268 $bomber_rect_old->x($bomber_position_old); 269- $app->fill($bomber_rect_old, $bgcolor); 269+ $bgimage->blit($bomber_rect_old, $app, $bomber_rect_old); 270 push(@modified_areas, $bomber_rect_old); 271 272 $bomber_rect->x($bomber_position); 273 $bomberimg->blit(0, $app, $bomber_rect); 274 push(@modified_areas, $bomber_rect); 275 276 $bucket_rect->x($bucket_position); 277- $app->fill($bucket_rect_old, $bgcolor); 277+ $bgimage->blit($bucket_rect_old, $app, $bucket_rect_old); 278 push(@modified_areas, $bucket_rect_old); 279 280 my @active_bombs = (@bombs); 281 @bombs = (); 282 map { 283 # draw over the old bomb position 284- $app->fill($_->{old}, $bgcolor); 284+ $bgimage->blit($_->{old}, $app, $_->{old}); 285 push(@modified_areas, $_->{old}); 286 287 # this bomb is active, then draw it in the new position ... 300 } @lives; 301 302- $app->fill($scorerect, $bgcolor); 302+ $bgimage->blit($scorerect, $app, $scorerect); 303 $scorefont->print($app, $scorerect->x, $scorerect->y, "P:$score"); 304 $scorefont->print($app, $scorerect->x, $scorerect->y + 20, "L:$level"); 305 $scorefont->print($app, $scorerect->x, $scorerect->y + 40, "N:$points_for_next_level");
The same SDL::Rect objects can be used as when we were filling in with a solid color, and the source (first argument to blit) and the destination (third argument to blit) are the same rectangle because the background image and the application surface are the same size.


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C7M / Em° / Bbdim7
Do you know of any online translation tools that can covert guitar chord symbols to the list of notes? I can find things that want to do fretboard positions, but as I'm not a guitar player that's not very helpful (and I'd really prefer not to have to do the next stage of translation by counting semitones from the note each string is tuned from). I do chords on keyboard intruments, you see
Em° : E-G-Bb-Db
Bbdim7 : Bb-D-E-Ab
und so weiter.
-- The other day, I was sitting on the piano, enjoying five minutes of quietness, and began to try to play Monk's Dream, a tune composed by Thelonious Monk in 1952 or 3. I came up rapidly with those chords, sort of. They appear to work strangely together, sounding both unusual and familiar, orienting the improvisation in unexpected paths. Monk's Dream is known to have caused problems to the contemporari
If you really do mean those notes, it'd be "Bb7(b5)".Bbdim7 : Bb-D-E-Ab


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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PUTNAM COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA Civil Action No: 05-C-509 (Judge: Honorable N. Edward Eagloski) DANIEL CHRISTOPHER COALTER as administrator of the Estate of Linda E. Coalter, Plaintiff v THE ESTATE OF CHARLES THOMAS EASTERLY, by and through its administrator, RONALD PL EASTERLY; TOM EASTERLY, INC.; GLOBE LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY; and UNITED AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of the above entitled proceeding is to notify the following heirs of Linda E. Terry Coalter, deceased, that they may be entitled to recover damages for her wrongful death and to settle said claim of the Linda E. Coalter estate. Linda Coalter was survived by her son and four siblings, one of whom is Janice Terry Pauley, whose last known address is: 804 S. Edenbridge Way, St. Augustine, Florida 32092. Several attempts to locate Ms. Pauley have been unsuccessful. And it appearing by an affidavit filed in this action that JANICE TERRY PAULEY, is a non-resident of the State of West Virginia; it is Please take notice that there will be a hearing to approve, settle and distribute monies of the wrongful death action and estate proceeds of Linda E. Coalter on the 27th day of JUNE, 2008, at 9:30 a.m. before the Honorable Circuit Court Judge, N. Edward Eagloski, at the Putnam County Courthouse, Putnam County, West Virginia. All persons who claim to be an heir of have a claim or interest in the Linda E. Coalter Estate must be present. A copy of said pleadings can be obtained from the undersigned Clerk at his office or from the law office of Kenneth P. Hicks, L.C., located at 742 4th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia 25701, (304) 525-3201. Entered by the Clerk of said Court Nina L. Wright, Circuit Clerk By: LL, Deputy L1269-8 May 5, 12, 2008
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In honor of Baz Luhrmann's upcoming film adaptation of what truly may be the perfect American novel, The Great Gatsby, let's use the great Ouija board that is the Internet to resurrect F. Scott Fitzgerald and see what words of wisdom he may have for us as content writers. Sure, his life may not have been the best source for dating (let alone drinking) advice, but undeniably, the man could write. Here's what Scott has to say about his craft:
1. "You don't write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say."
Never forget that the substance comes first. It's the content of "content," if I may. Writing things on commission is a workaday reality for many of us, but you always must find a way of expressing something authentic about whatever topic you're given (even if you're not truly an expert).
2. "To write it, it took three months; to conceive it three minutes; to collect the data in it all my life."
Okay, so the timeframe is significantly sped up on the Web. Addressing each of his points in personal terms: I wish I could reliably come up with my blogging ideas in three minutes; I usually take less than three hours in the writing; and I do think there is an irreducible truth in that last part. Wisdom comes with experience, and everything I've ever learned or done is a potential wellspring for my writing.
3. "An author ought to write for the youth of his own generation, the critics of the next, and the schoolmaster of ever afterwards."
Obviously, we are rarely aiming to write the Great American Novel the way Scott did, let alone something that will be on every high school curriculum in America for a century after we write it. Still, when crafting content for the short-attention-span Internet, it's still good to take a moment and think: does this offer lasting value? If someone stumbles upon this page in five years, is there any chance they'll care?
4. "Personality is an unbroken series of successful gestures."
Personality is one of the most important and least explicable facets of writing. It's an alchemy that takes place between you, your keyboard, and your audience. I like Fitzgerald's definition very much. A good stylist does maintain a certain internal consistency in her work and the way it's presented. Today we might call this "branding."
5. "Some men have a necessity to be mean, as if they were exercising a faculty which they had to partially neglect since early childhood."
This law of nature explains a lot of the blog commenters you'll encounter.
6. "Cut out all these exclamation points. An exclamation point is like laughing at your own joke."
This is good advice! 😉
Even if you don't aspire to the lyricism and beauty of Fitzgerald, but to a more transparent and workmanlike prose a la Hemingway, I hope these quotes have made you think a little differently about what we do. Don't take it from me, take it from the ultimate wordsmith: writing matters.
This Content is Currency post is from Aniya Wells, a freelance writer and blogger whose writing interests are decidedly consumer-focused. In an age in which consumers have access to unprecedented amounts of information, Aniya hopes to help her readers decode this information to make better decisions about online degree programs, personal finance, parenting, health, and more. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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