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I have been asked to create a peice of software for internal use that will allow us to keep up to date with support requests, etc.
one of the main features is the software works from a remote MySQL database, but if there is no internet connection it should then run from a local SQLCE database.
Ideally the software should only pass a single request to the database manager class, this class will know if it is connected to mysql and if not use the local SQLCE database instead.
I have attempted this but came across many roadblocks. Does anyone have a solution? My latest idea is to pass a variable to the method that dictates the type (see below) but I am uncertain on how to do this.
public MySQLCommand run (string query, "MYSQL", <List>(MySQLParameter) mysqlparams){}
public SQLCECommand run (string query, "SQLCE", <List>(SQLCEParameter) dbparams){}
the above code would be used as follows:
using (var sql = dbmanager.run("SELECT * FROM table", "MYSQL", mysqlparams)){
I have also attempted the below code, which worked but when used in a using statement I could not access the method functions of the command, plus it gave me an error!
public Object run(string query, List<Object> dbparams = null){
if (isMySQLConnected){
MySqlCommand sql = _MySQLConnection.CreateCommand();
sql.CommandText = query;
if (dbparams.Count > 0){
return sql;
} else {
SqlCeCommand sql = _OfflineConnection.CreateCommand();
sql.CommandText = query;
if (dbparams.Count > 0){
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A three-judge panel has refused to delay North Carolina's May 8 primary while a court considers a lawsuit over Republican-drawn boundaries for legislative and congressional districts.
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Democrats and advocacy groups suing over new Republican-drawn maps for legislative and congressional districts say the state's May 8 primary should be delayed until July 10 while judges decide whether the boundaries are unconstitutional.
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Enable the organization to achieve its mission of providing exhibitions and programs that explore the diversity of African American history and culture by providing general operating support
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Enhance understanding of the early child care system in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties, Michigan, by conducting a study on supply and demand
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Improve literacy levels for vulnerable children and families in the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's neighborhoods of focus by supporting community-based efforts and leadership activities
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Increase access to early childhood education programs by vulnerable children likely to enter Battle Creek Public Schools by transitioning their informal childcare program to a high-quality early learning center
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For the quarter, the Exchange Solutions segment had revenues of $16 million, net of deferral revenue required by purchase accounting rules. For the quarter, on a proforma basis, excluding the impact of the $5 million deferred revenue write-off from the acquired balance sheet required by purchase accounting rules, revenues grew by 33%. The Exchange Solutions segment had a net operating loss of $10 million and an NOI margin of (64%) for the quarter. The second half of the fiscal year is seasonally stronger due to the timing of enrollments.
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Our daughter Bella is two. She was born in july....
Anyway we've been potty training all weekend. She's only had two accidents. She's been wearing her big girl panties and tonight she finally poo pooed in the potty!!!!!!!! Excited
Jealous! We moved so often, just when DS would get interested again it would seem like we were moving house and that set us back every time.
Hope she keeps up the good work!
We've been working on it a lot but this week shes really been into going in the potty.
YAY! and I am totally JEalous. DS turned 3 in July and STILL is wearing pullups. He REFUSES to use potty at home unless its bedtime (that way he doesnt have to go to beD) he will often use it elswhere... mom moms, at the park etc. but Im starting tot hink I need to call SuperNanny!
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Recent Advances in Ultrahigh Bit Rate ETDM Transmission Systems
Journal of Lightwave Technology, Vol. 24, Issue 12, pp. 4455-4467 (2006)
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Increase of Internet traffic and introduction of triple-play services force operators to increase network capacity at moderate costs. Introduction of higher electronic time-division multiplexing (ETDM) channel bit rate targets reduce the cost per bit for the transmission due to lower power consumption, smaller footprint, less management effort, and complexity of the systems. Improved performance of electronic and optoelectronic components allows for research on ETDM bit rates beyond 40 Gb/s, which is currently the highest standardized channel bit rate for optical telecommunication networks. In this paper, an overview of recent progress in high-speed ETDM technology for 80 Gb/s and beyond and results of high-speed ETDM transmission experiments are given. Currently, the speed of electronics enables ETDM systems with line rates of 80/85 Gb/s and even 100 Gb/s, which is expected to be the next generation of Ethernet in data communication.
Eugen Lach and Karsten Schuh, "Recent Advances in Ultrahigh Bit Rate ETDM Transmission Systems," J. Lightwave Technol. 24, 4455-4467 (2006)
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I have had this boat, purchased new about 3 years or so ago, sitting on my reloading table gathering dust. It's time I got it running.
First thing was to move it from the spare bedroom to the workshop, but stop outside for a minute to blow the dust off. Then use some rubbing alcohol to remove the 'factory fingerprints' and smeared adhesives. Second step was to open all the hatches, and locate the fitings that had broken off. The tripod mounted bollard was already broken off when the boat arrived in the box and I epoxied that back in place years ago. Today I had to re-glue the overhead spotlight and one of the chairs armrests. I then installed the servo. Next I removed the rudders and linkage. Bone dry on the rudder shafts, no lube. Typical soft crappy hardware and the screws were already peeling their threads as soon as I loosened them. I replaced them with 18-8 stainless steel socket head screws. The rudder tiller brass bushing was not drilled and tapped at 90*, it is more like 100*. I am not sure if this will cause an offset steering problem so I may go ahead and make a new bushing. I noticed the large red decal on the port side had a tear in it. I was going to place a piece of clear tape over it but as soon as I touched it more of it broke off. I then used the tape to 'suck' the decal right off. Will get some others made by Callie Graphics if possible. Overall this boat is light years ahead in quality compared to their PT-109. They really dropped the ball on that one. This one looks so nice already and it will be fun to work on it and get it rigged for running. ImagesView all Images in thread
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Did a little more poking around on the boat today. I removed the motors and prop shafts today. The shafts did have a trace amount of vaseline on them. More as an anti-rust protectant than a lube. I give credit to the factory Midwest Products Co used for the prop shafts. They are absolutely true. I rolled them on my milling table and they are straight as can be. Not so the plastic props. They are going in the junk box along with many others. I ordered some 4-blade Raboesch props from Loyalhanna Dockyard. The motors, once out of the boat, I could see are labeled "FULLY" and made by the Fully Motor Co Ltd of China.
I pulled out some electronics from the toy box that I am going to use in this boat. An XTM Sportsman esc; a 60mm muffin fan; a piezo warble siren; and a JJC Electronics Turbo Cat Diesels sound module. I have some small speakers. I am going to start with a 2" speaker and see how it sounds. I also have a couple 4" speakers. Some other things I have been noticing on the full size 47'MLB are the exhaust ports. I think I will make some for this model and have the cooling water flow out like in the 1:1 version. I also noticed the rudders are tilted outward on the 1:1 but straight up and down on the model. I don't know if it would be worth it or if it even matters enough to reposition them. I am thinking about doing this in the Canada Coast Guard livery. But I need to find some good pictures online. There are very few and none show the deck from the top looking down. |
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This paper examines the volunteer developers contributing to the on-line microfinance site, Kiva, to provide understanding of issues related to motivating and managing volunteer developers in social computing non-profits.
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There is a great need for a variety of alternative pathways to educational success, ranging from essential early intervention and prevention strategies in the early years, to a multiplicity of high-quality alternative options within mainstream K-12 systems at the middle and high school levels, and finally to opportunities outside of the mainstream for those unable to learn and thrive in the general education system. This paper reviews community- or district-based programs that have as their primary focus the re-engagement of out-of-school youth in learning in order to better prepare them to successfully enter high growth occupations and careers.
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Since the publication of A Nation At Risk in 1983 that sounded alarms about the quality of the nation's schools, the United States has been on a path toward restructuring its education system. In 1990, the bipartisan Commission on the Skills of the American Workforce led by two former Secretaries of the U.S. Department of Labor noted in its report, America's Choice: High Skills or Low Wages!, that the United States, unlike all the other countries that it competes with economically, does not have a system of education standards identifying what all students need to know and do to succeed in the 21st century economy. Since then, states and school districts have been focusing their efforts on adopting high academic standards, improving accountability, and achieving excellence. The No Child Left Behind Act, proposed by President Bush and passed by the Congress in 2001, has continued to push to strengthen our nation's schools through a system of state standards, tests and a national accountability system, and a targeted effort to help low-performing schools and students.
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High school completion rates peaked in 1969 at 77.1 percent and have gradually declined to 69.9 percent (Barton 2005, p. 2).1 The earning power of individuals with less than a high school education (and even of high school graduates) has fallen continuously over the last several decades. In 1971, male dropouts working full-time earned $35,087 (in 2002 dollars). By 2002, this figure had fallen 35 percent, to $23,903. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in its publication, Occupational Outlook, Winter 2004-2005, "when an occupation has workers with different levels of education, the worker with more education is better able to compete for the job (Moncarz, R. and Crosby, O. 2004-2005, p. 6)." The Outlook goes on to describe how individuals with a high school degree and some college or vocational training are more likely to be hired, to earn more when they start a job and over a lifetime, and to become supervisors. Clearly, a high school diploma and some form of post-secondary education and training are now critical to succeeding in the new global economy of the 21st century.
Alternative pathways to educational success are needed at every step of the way, ranging from essential early intervention and prevention strategies in the early years, to a multiplicity of high-quality alternative options within mainstream K-12 systems at the middle and high school levels, and finally to opportunities outside of the mainstream for those who have been unable to learn and thrive in the general education system. The main focus of this review for the U.S. Department of Labor is community- or district-based programs that have as their primary focus the re-engagement of out-of-school youth in learning in order to better prepare these youth to successfully enter high growth occupations and careers.
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Producer Amit Mehra, son of late Prakash Mehra, says that "Zanjeer" remake will have a promotional song with Priyanka Chopra and Ram Charan Teja featuring in it.
"Yes, we have a promotional song in the film which will be shot in January 2013. This is a special song with Priyanka and Ram Charan. But I want to clarify that we are not mixing any songs from the original version. It will be altogether a fresh song," said Amit, who is producing the film.
Being directed by Apoorva Lakhia, the film stars Ram Charan Teja who will step into the shoes of Amitabh Bachchan for the remake. Priyanka will reprise Jaya Bachchan's role of Mala in the revenge drama.
The "Zanjeer" unit is all set to fly to Hyderabad for the next schedule.
"We have our next schedule from the mid of November in Hydrabad. It's a 20-day schedule. Later we will come back to Mumbai. We have one more schedule in Mumbai in December," said Amit.
Prakash Mehra had directed and produced the original "Zanjeer" and when it released in 1973, its stupendous success catapulted Amitabh into stardom.
There were reports that Sanjay Dutt walked out of "Zanjeer" but Amit said: "Sanjay Dutt has always been our first choice. We are glad that he is part of our film. Initially, he had dates problem but now it's sorted and he is playing Sher Khan in the Hindi version and Sonu Sood will be playing Sher Khan in the Telugu version."
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Alphabet Soup: The Internationalization of Linux, Part 2
One of the earliest and most important applications for the Internet is messaging, either direct to recipients (electronic mail) or broadcast (Usenet newsgroups). From the internationalization point of view, these are basically the same; internationalization doesn't care about the transmission mechanism, only how the content is handled.
Because messaging was an early application, it assumes a rather restricted environment. In particular, it assumes the data stream is limited to 7-bit bit-strings, and one cannot even be sure that all ASCII characters will be transmitted without error. In particular, if a message originates in the UNIX world, is passed through BITNET, i.e., EBCDIC encoding and back to UNIX, some characters are likely to be corrupted. Of course, these days such corruption is unlikely, but when the standards were designed, it was commonplace. Now these restrictions are defined in standards and widely implemented in software, so they are likely to continue for the foreseeable future, even though the hardware and software for Internet transmission of data is extremely reliable.
The Internet mail transmission protocol (SMTP) is defined in RFC-821. The main provision of interest is that the transmission channel must transmit all 128 ASCII characters properly. 8-bit-clean channels are encouraged, but implicitly 7-bit characters are the norm. Internet messages are standardized in RFC-822 for electronic mail and RFC-1036 for Usenet. RFC-1036 adopts RFC-822 nearly in full, so I will refer to these three standards together as RFC-822.
RFC-822 is intended first of all to be compatible with RFC-821. The content of a message is divided into the part that is relevant to the mail transport system, the headers, and the part that is irrelevant to transporting the message, the body. RFC-822 allows users to send 8-bit content in the body at their own risk, but the headers must be in a 7-bit code, in particular, ASCII. This is rather annoying to non-English-speaking users. To permit non-English text in subject headers and in comments (particularly full names associated with addresses) and to provide reliable transport for non-ASCII body content, both non-English text and binary data of various kinds, the Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension suite of protocols was defined. Today, this standard occupies no less than five RFCs (2045-2049). We will be interested only in those parts related to internationalization.
The MIME transfer encodings are like the UCS transformation formats discussed above. They allow arbitrary content to be expressed in a way that will not choke the transmission channel or be damaged by it. MIME defines two transfer encodings, quoted printable and BASE64.
The quoted-printable encoding is very simple. Any octet may be represented by its hexadecimal code, preceded by an equals sign. So a space character is represented as =20 and the Spanish small enye (ñ) is =F1. The Latin capital letter A is =41. However, in general these are used only in three circumstances. First, since the equal sign is an escape character, it must be represented by =3D. Second, some software strips trailing whitespace, in particular on systems with record-oriented storage that do not use control characters to represent line breaks. A space or tab that ends a line will be encoded =20 or =09, respectively. This is important to the signature convention used on Usenet newsgroups. Finally, non-ASCII octets including most control characters will be encoded. Thus, the quoted-printable encoding is intended for applications, such as Western European languages, where most characters come from the basic Latin (i.e., ASCII) set. In fact, one quickly learns to accurately read quoted printable text without decoding it.
Note that this is a transfer encoding. It is a purely mechanical transformation and provides no information about the intended meaning of the character. Although ñ is one interpretation of =F1, there are many others including a different one for each of the ten ISO 8859 character sets. Quoted printable encoding provides no indication of which is intended.
The BASE64 encoding is intended to be a robust encoding for arbitrary binary data, including images and audio. However, it is also commonly used for languages like Japanese where interpreting each octet separately as an ASCII character is illegible without decoding. It is more efficient than quoted printable, using only 33% more space than the original text, where each quoted character uses three times as much space as the unencoded octet. BASE64 is similar to the famous uuencode format long used in UNIX for the same purpose, but the characters used for the encoding are limited to the 52 Latin letters, the 10 decimal digits, the plus sign and slash.
The equals sign is also used, as padding. The reason for this choice is that base 64 is a convenient radix for byte-oriented encoding, since four base-64 digits can encode 24 bits or 3 octets. The characters chosen are passed intact by all known systems, which is not true of some of the punctuation marks used in the uuencode algorithm. The encoding algorithm is obvious:
Break up the data stream into groups of three octets. The last group may have one or two octets and will be treated specially.
For each group of three, concatenate the octets into a 24-bit string, then break it into four 6-bit groups. Interpret each as a 6-bit binary integer and index into the table above. This results in a group of four base-64 digits. Add them to the output.
If there is a remaining group, it has either one or two octets in it. Add one or two null octets to complete the group of three. Now treat it as in Step 2, except that if there was one octet in the group, add the first two base-64 digits to the output and pad the end with two equals signs to make a group of four. If there were two octets in the final group, add the first three base-64 digits to the output and pad with a final equals sign to make a group of four.
Notice that by using the equals sign it is always possible to exactly decode the original text; there will not even be a spurious null character at the end. Furthermore, the algorithm is very fast and space-efficient, given the restrictions.
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paul 5pts Thanks for sharing such a stunning video clipping of the latest F-150 Raptor model. Its very astonishing to see the off-road capability of this model with which it can even climb rocks flawlessly.
Jason Foster 5pts Larry: I know you're trolling for entertainment, but seriously man, the timing/placement is off. Stock with the newer stuff when it's out. This is too late to count or be affective.
Jason Foster 5pts Actually, I agree...which is my point. Raptor is nice for the higher speed stuff, hence the point about storm chasing. But rock crawling is a completely different monster. The Jeep Rubicon is probably the closest factory vehicle you can get to do it. However I would never recommend taking a Rubicon straight to the rocks (of any significance).
cali-lifer 5pts Yea, true. But can the jeep or anything else straight out of the factory hit the dunes at 70mph and side ways????? I'll keep checking this post to see if you ring anything that comes close. GO FORD!!
Jason Foster 5pts Jeep is FAR from the only option. I would agree that I don't really see this truck as much for the crawling. But for chasing storms....Jeeps SUCK! I own one, so I know! If you want to go off-roading in the future, I highly suggest either a) go with someone else OR b) read and learn a lot before you buy anything. Sounds like you have to "unlearn what you have learned".
Jason Foster 5pts Not sure which your speaking about, but there such things as sliders, which are frame welded bars on the side specifically designed for wheeling (rock crawling). They are NOT running boards.
Wholesale Parts Guy 5pts EVERYONE must go to this spot. I've seen so many pictures from this spot (and you can tell by the tire markets it's popular). I just saw a craiglist ad in the DC area for a guys Jeep with a photo from this spot.
Raizor 5pts Good advertising... But there are several points in the video I'm sure the truck scraped SOMETHING.... So the front mounted camera is useless and I think the truck should sit 2-3 inches higher.
1138 5pts Man, there is some serious cinematography in this clip for something as simple as driving over rocks. Don't get me wrong, I think rock climbing is amazing, there was just some significant camera angles here.
buck 5pts I would expect that the Toyota 4Runner and FJ could do it. Would still love to find and own one of the old Land Cruisers (when they were 2 door) with the diesel.
buck 5pts Not bad overall, but there are a number of vehicles that could accomplish those runs with a simple tire change. Land Rover LR4 (if it doesn't break down on the way there), Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. What is impressive about the Raptor is its ability to absorb bumps at speed.
cali-lifer 5pts I'm sure you need a slightly modified truck to do all this, this guy said his Chevy can do it!!! Lol more than half a million trucks sold!!! BUILT FORD TOUGH!!, FORD RACING!!
Blair 5pts If I wanted to go off roading there, I would buy a jeep. A front mounted camera...really? If your scared you might scratch the paint on your 50k truck, maybe you should be there in the first place.
G-Street 5pts I agree, didn't seem that challenging. I feel like my Silverado could have done most of that. I'm more impressed by the high speed prerunning.


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Uptown tyranny: In regard to the July 11 letter by Eric Wagner. It's unfortunate that he and his fiancée had to deal with the "police state" instead of Florida State with regards to the DMV. Wagner is exactly correct stating that because the DMV employee is part of the police state apparatus, the innocent are now the guilty ones. I ask, "Is it time for the people of Florida to rise up and revolt with an armed revolution?"
Thomas Jefferson (one of our founding fathers) wrote, "We must keep a constant vigil against tyranny within our own government." Let's keep an eye on the proceedings of our own Broward Sheriff's Office! It's our duty as Americans and Floridians.
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Down-the-river tyranny: This letter is in regard to two letters I read in your publication. The first letter concerned Florida (the police state). The second concerned the ongoing church and state fiasco ("First Pledge," Bob Norman, July 11).
To begin with, let me say the following: God is not affected in any way, shape, or form by anyone's opinion of him! This country was established (duh!) specifically so that citizens could and would be allowed to freely pursue, observe, and maintain freedom of religion. No amount of semantics can change this reality. No amount of hyperbole can erase the fact that many people gave their lives to establish this country for future generations.
Anyone with an IQ that is considered average or above should readily be able to discern that our government is using 9/11 to successfully strip us of our constitutional rights. Florida's second-largest source of income is derived from prisons and industries associated with the Florida Department of Corrections. This can easily be verified. While I was incarcerated, I became aware of several uncommon laws and statutes that Florida maintains. There is no justifiable homicide, no self-defense.
We are supposed to be considered in-nocent until proven guilty. In reality, the opposite prevails. Not only is Florida a "prison state" but I've found nearly every facet of industry (public and private) to be inefficient and non-service-oriented. Either they don't know or they don't care.
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