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BSOD upon hibernate and sleep. Dell 14z n411z, win 7 X64 home premium
A little background before I describe my problem. I had a dell inspiron 14z for 1.5 years. My hard drive crashed and I had to install a new HDD (WD 500 GB, 7200 RPM).
I installed ubuntu linux desktop(13.04) in one partition.
Once I installed Ubuntu, I installed win 7 on another partition using re installation disks that I got from Dell.
My windows 7 keeps crashing upon hibernate and sleep. I updated most of the drivers. I have flashed BIOS. I went through couple of previous posts on sevenforums and updated all the drivers.
I am currently getting error on pci.sys. I installed windbg and it tells me that pci.sys is causing a issue.
I am uploading the diagnostics from sf_diagnostic_tool.
Appreciate any help on this issue.
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Still crashing
Hi KoolKat77,
I have removed mcaffee, installed microsoft essentials. I have run the virus checks, memtest and I am attaching crystal disk. I still have crash issue. The latest crash dump has this info.
Appreciate any other suggestions. Only other thing I was going to try out is I have 8gb ram. I have installed 4gb recently after my hd crashed. I can remove it and try to see if it works.
OVERLAPPED_MODULE: Address regions for 'BthEnum' and 'RtsUStor.sys' overlap
IMAGE_NAME: pci.sys
DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 4ce7928f
MODULE_NAME: pci
FAULTING_MODULE: fffff88000fc4000 pci
BUGCHECK_STR: 0x9F
PROCESS_NAME: System
fffff800`00b9c388 fffff800`030fb8c2 : 00000000`0000009f 00000000`00000003 fffffa80`066cb060 fffff800`00b9c3d8 : nt!KeBugCheckEx
fffff800`00b9c390 fffff800`0309685c : fffff800`00b9c4c0 fffff800`00b9c4c0 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000002 : nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+0x33af0
fffff800`00b9c430 fffff800`030966f6 : fffffa80`069c76f8 fffffa80`069c76f8 00000000`00000000 00000000`00000000 : nt!KiProcessTimerDpcTable+0x6c
fffff800`00b9c4a0 fffff800`030965de : 00000002`24481749 fffff800`00b9cb18 00000000`0000e655 fffff800`03209d28 : nt!KiProcessExpiredTimerList+0xc6
fffff800`00b9caf0 fffff800`030963c7 : 00000000`8043f2c4 00000000`0000e655 00000000`8043f233 00000000`00000055 : nt!KiTimerExpiration+0x1be
fffff800`00b9cb90 fffff800`0308388a : fffff800`03206e80 fffff800`03214cc0 00000000`00000002 fffff880`00000000 : nt!KiRetireDpcList+0x277
fffff800`00b9cc40 00000000`00000000 : fffff800`00b9d000 fffff800`00b97000 fffff800`00b9cc00 00000000`00000000 : nt!KiIdleLoop+0x5a
STACK_COMMAND: kb
FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner
FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0x9F_3_HDAudBus_IMAGE_pci.sys
BUCKET_ID: X64_0x9F_3_HDAudBus_IMAGE_pci.sys
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text: So I have had my Droid since Feb. 24th. Prior to that I had an Eris since Dec 28th. Here are my observations/opinions on the differences with them.. My positive impressions of the Droid: considerably faster then the Eris, no real noticeable lag. quite a nice improvement in my eyes.. Android 2.0.1 Multiple accounts in Gmail App Rooted Higher Resolution Screen Things I missed that the Eris Has: Pinch Zoom, in browser and Gallery (yes it is personal Preference) Swipe in Gallery, that is annoyig to have to tap then choose the direction to move to the next picture Text Message program, was nicer in Eris Contact information and access Stock Music Player is nicer Keyboard 7 Screens (well more then 3) Things I changed on the Droid: Rooted on Feb 25th, with Pete's Bugless Beast 1.1 which gave me the pinch zoom and swipe in gallery I also got some more sounds that I had in the Eris Things I have yet to do: Install the HTC keyboard, but waiting to see if Landscape mode gets fixed Find a Different Text Message program. I need to find better email program. I had the latest market version of K9 on my eris, but it would not delete emails on Gmail, even when I had it set that way (was set for IMAP Push) My biggest issue with Gmail is when I get forum replies, if I get more then one email for one thread, the link only works in the first email group.. I saw it is an issue with others too. My issue with K9 mail was also when it pushed mail if there were ones I read previous on my PC but not on the Phone, they would not update unless I polled Gmail, seems liek the sync is better with Gmail for this, I was hoping if I got IMAP pushed, then I read an email it would update the Server like Gmail.. I will be trying out the latest version of K9 to see if there are improvements for where I feel it has issues..


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Richard asked me about how long it takes to progress through each level of sophistication in a joint mobility program. Here is my response:
Just a little word of advice, from someone who spent 4 months on the beginner level of Scott Sonnon's Intu-Flow DVD Program (actually Warrior Wellness, the pre-cursor to Intu-Flow).
I would definitely go through the beginner level at least once so that you understand the range of motion you are trying to achieve at each joint. Some of the exercises may seem super-easy, but that's ok. If you're like me, the beginner level will offer plenty of challenge for you. I suggest that you adopt the mindset of a student and a complete beginner, and don't treat the program like strength training which can be muscled-through. Instead, think of it as shaving away your movement inhibitors ever so slightly each day.
When I first started mobility training, I was in a straight-jacket of tension, and had quite a bit of trouble even achieving the basic ranges that Scott demonstrates on the DVD. I did not progress to intermediate until I knew that I could not make ANY more progress unless I added an element of increased sophistication – and for me, that didn't happen for over 120 days of full body sessions. I spent 4 months on the beginner level before moving on from basic ranges to circles at each joint.
No doubt, your progress and results will be unique, and you should use your intuition to guide you, rather than my own template. A good rule of thumb that I have heard from the RMAX coaches is to stick with each level for at least 2 weeks before trying another one. I consider this the bare minimum, and realistically you should wait until you feel the movement "grow." Milk each level for what they're worth – there is so much to be explored!
The goal of Intu-Flow is not to advance through the levels, eventually reaching the master status. On the contrary, each level is just a further progression and sophistication of the earlier stage. So, you should still be reaching the basic ranges of motion that you learn about in the beginner level while you are doing the intermediate, advanced, and master levels.
With mobility training, you don't become "better" or more advanced, so much as you refine the basics everyday through your personal practice.
It took me two years of near-daily practice to honestly be prepared for the master level, and I still fluctuate through all levels now that I have progressed through all of them. With practice, your mobility training will become less routine, and more intuitive. Some days, you'll feel a need to go a little deeper into a certain range of motion – and other days you may feel like you're just "going through the motions" because you already feel great – yet you know that you are doing your body a service and delivering nutrition to your tissues.
The ultimate goal is personal mastery, and it is best tackled as progressively and holistically as possible. Take your time with the materials.
If you adopt a lifestyle approach to fitness, incorporating a very progressive joint mobility program will be easy. I didn't rush to master all the levels because I wanted to MASTER each one, and know that I would be free to move for the rest of my life. In the past, I wouldn't have dreamed of seeking a goal for 2 years – I wanted 12 week quick-fixes. But by doing so, I ensured that my progress would be natural and permanent, that I would enjoy the greatest benefits from my practice, and that I would OWN my movement.
To your health and success,
Fitness Professional and Joint Mobility Aficionado
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When they have the money and the authority, this is how they treat the public. And guess what? The Republican-controlled Congress just passed and sent to Obama a $305 billion federal hwy. bill. Reckon there is anything in it to prevent this kind of waste and abuse?
Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
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EDIT, APRIL 10th: The winner of the THIS IS NOT A TEST arc is Patricia Karounos/@patriciakar! Thank you so much everyone who took the time to enter and who helped spread the word about TINAT and its trailer! I'm so grateful. And I'm sure this won't be the last contest, so as always, stay tuned. :)
I am about to give away a THIS IS NOT A TEST arc! Right here in this space (which is my blog in case you are reading this from a feed)! But I have some other things to say first, so I'm going to be cruel and make you read them before getting to the goods! Bam! Because in my world scrollbars don't exist and no one can skip over anything I say? I am not sure.
First: I have reached a scary point in various deadlines and outstanding obligations where I can't reply back to emails unless I have written a certain amount. DO NOT ASK ME HOW THAT IS GOING. Watch THIS IS NOT A TEST's book trailer instead! And if you have already watched it, watch it again because why not!
Direct link in case you can't see: http://youtu.be/i02qb17noZs
I'm so excited to reveal it because the sounds, at a certain point, capture what I think my zombies sound like! AND, even more importantly, I got to debut my blurbs! You may remember Daisy's, as I shared it earlier this year, but here are all three as they will appear on the back of the book, which I just got to see recently anditissopretty:
"This Is Not a Test is both sexy and desolate, and it will blast a hole through your heart, yet somehow start to stitch it back together again." – Daisy Whitney, author of The Mockingbirds and The Rivals
"Courtney Summers is a ferocious talent in YA fiction. This Is Not a Test brought me to tears, caused me to gasp in shock in public places, and almost put a stop to my heart… Summers's voice is raw with emotion and utterly right for the impending zombie apocalypse." – Nova Ren Suma, author of Imaginary Girls
"[Courtney Summers] bleds all the perfection and simplicity that defines her writing so well with this added paranormal elements for a snappy, exciting story I just couldn't stop reading, and then I got to the very end and realized that it was about so much more than just making it out alive." – Julie Cross, author of Tempest
I admire these authors so much and that they gave their time to read THIS IS NOT A TEST and offer up such kind endorsements means the world to me. Thank you, Daisy, Nova and Julie!
SO, in celebration of all of these things, I think it's time to give away a signed (personalized, if you want!) THIS IS NOT A TEST arc. They look like this:
This giveaway is open to International entries. Here is what you have to do:
1) Watch the trailer!
2) Comment on this blog entry (here on my site and not on a feed) saying you want to win an ARC!
3) If you share or have shared the trailer on Twitter, your blog, Tumblr, Pinterest, Facebook or Goodreads and include the links to where you shared it in your comment so I can confirm this, you will get one extra entry per place you've shared. So say you tweeted it, blogged it, pinned it, tumbled it, Facebooked it or Goodreads statused it, you would get six extra entries on top of the one you get for commenting!
IMPORTANT: you only get an extra entry per place shared, not how many times you've shared in one place. If you tweet it 18 times, thanks! But you'd still only get one entry. I posted the trailer here on my Facebook so you can click the share button from there. You don't have to, but then you can just say you clicked share and I should be able to confirm easily though there, provided your entry name and FB name match. Finally, if you say you've shared the trailer but don't share the links to where in your comment, I won't count those entries, sorry–and I don't really have the time to chase after the links. Them's the rules and it wouldn't be fair to other entrants.
I know how frustrating it can be to have to jump through a lot of hoops for a contest, so I just want to re-emphasize that YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SHARE IT IN ANY/ALL OF THESE PLACES TO BE ENTERED. All you have to do is watch the trailer and comment on this blog entry on my site. Word of mouth is such an important part of every book's release, so every little bit helps–but you are certainly not obligated.
Anyways, contest ends April 10th. Winner will be announced in an addendum on this blog entry
April 11th. (Why not the same day! Makes more sense!) Again, this contest is open to International entries. So have at it, world!
It would be so nice if you did.
(Speaking of giveaways, if you live in the US and are a member of GoodReads, they are giving away 20 copies of THIS IS NOT A TEST until March 31st. Click here. And if you live in the US and are a member of LibraryThing, they have 26 copies of THIS IS NOT A TEST up for grabs until March 26th. Click here. So many giveaways!)


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The Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks and SBS Retirement Consultants are proud to present Fairbanks' second annual Fast and Female event. Fast and Female CHAMP Camp will be held at West Valley High School on Sunday, October 28th from 1pm to 4pm.. Girls ages 8-19 are invited to an afternoon of XC skiing, dancing, inspiration, and a chance to meet Olympians Kikkan Randall and Holly Brooks. We're also inviting parents and coaches who are interested in learning more about supporting female athletes. This year's event features adult seminars about nutrition, injury prevention, and training. Come out Sunday for inspiration, empowerment, and a ton of fun! Girl's event cost will be $20, and adults pay by donation. More details can be found online at www.fastandfemale.com
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This Saturday, Oct 20th 10am-1pm - West Valley HS Ski Swap & NSCF Lesson Registration & MembershipUnpublished Expired
West Valley High School Cross Country Ski Team Annual Ski Swap - Saturday, October 20th 10am - 1pm
West Valley High School Gymnasium
Good used skis, boots, poles, snowboards, clothing and outdoor equipment for all ages and sizes!
GEAR DROP-OFF: Friday, October 19, 6:00 to 9:00 PM & Saturday, October 20, 8:00AM to 9:30 AM
SKI SWAP SALE: Saturday, October 20 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
For more info call 479-6363
ALSO - there will be Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks Membership & Registration on-going from 9am-1pm.
Join NSCF -- Register for Jr Nordics & Adult Lessons - Donate to our TRAILS FUND!
Then go get your gear for the season!
ALL happening at WEST VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL...
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WELCOME TO THE 2012-2013 SKI SEASON!Unpublished
It is that time of year to welcome the Nordic Ski Season! GO ONLINE TODAY(www.nscfairbanks.org)… Paper Forms Available Oct 15th at Local Sporting Stores (Beaver Sports, Goldstream Sport, Raven Cross Country, Sports Authority, Play It Again Sports) or IN-PERSON
*Don't forget to renew your memberships (all membership's expired September 30th – Memberships run from October 1st – September 30th )
Renew your Membership ONLINE: [click here]
Or Download a printable file to mail in: MembershipForm 2012-2013
Don't forget to donate to our Trail Grooming Fund while renewing your membership.
We are excited that our grooming equipment has made an incredible jump in caliber with the purchase of our PistenBully last spring and we are continually providing the best ski trails for you and your family to ski on of all levels recreation to racing! The Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks raises funds to pay the costs of trail construction and year-round trail maintenance on the 40Km (8Km of lighted trails) the Jim Whisenhant Ski Trails at Birch Hill Recreation Area. Your donations make it possible to continue to provide the high quality trails we have all become accustomed to. Trail donations are tax deductible (NSCF 501(c)(3) Tax ID # 92-0096061. (Membership dues are not tax deductible).
Donate to our Trails Grooming Fund (Not a Membership) ONLINE: [click here]
Jr Nordics
NSCF Junior Nordics provides an opportunity for children to enjoy the Fairbanks winter while learning the sport of cross country skiing. Children ages 6 to 14 of all abilities are welcome to join and learn a sport they can pursue for a lifetime. The emphasis is on fun, fitness, and learning proper technique.
NSCF Junior Nordics skiers receive instruction in both classical and skate techniques from enthusiastic and dedicated coaches. Skiers learn proper care and handling of equipment, trail etiquette, good sportsmanship and how to act responsibly in the outdoors. A typical practice session will include a warm-up period, a lesson in a technique and appropriate length group ski on the trails, ending with a fun activity.
Register ONLINE:: [click here]
We are offering 3 Jr Nordic sessions this year:
Winter Sessions (I & II):
Session I (Nov 8 – Dec 20) Offering Tuesdays 6:30-7:30PM, Thursdays 6:30-7:30PM & Sundays 2-3PM
Session II (Jan 13 – Feb 28) Offering Tuesdays 6:30-7:30PM, Thursdays 6:30-7:30PM & Sundays 2-3PM
Spring Session (III):
Session III (March 19 – April 4) 3 weeks (2 times a week) both Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30-7:30PM
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1 session, 1 day per week
1 session, 2 days per week
2 sessions, 1 day per week
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Adult Lessons
*Classes have started*
But there will be more lessons offered Spring of 2013 Late March to early April. If you would like lessons before that - we offer Private Lessons -
If interested, Call 457-4435.
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Prescription sunglasses found at Birch Hill on Oct. 2nd along frisbee course or "Relay Start".
Please call or text Klaus Wuttig @ 347-1057 to identify and claim.
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It's that time of year - BREAKUP! During breakup the trail surfaces at Birch Hill are very, very soft. Any form of trail use - walking, running, mountain biking, etc. -
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The Fairbanks 2014 Arctic Winter Games Host Society would like to invite the Nordic ski community to their Community Event to celebrate the Arctic Winter Games Torch coming to Fairbanks.
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...Please consider a donation to the trail fund by clicking here. If you haven't taken advantage of the new level of spring skiing, come out and enjoy it!
The new Pisten Bully has allowed us to extend the ski season well into April with arguably the best conditions ever seen at Birch Hill. (Rumors are swirling that there is even a run on klister at the local skis shops!) It takes about 1 gallon of diesel fuel for each kilometer the Pisten Bully grooms, and we all know what fuel costs these days...
Your donations are greatly appreciated and make it easier to groom those trails that are farther afield!
Happy spring and enjoy the skiing!
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Ladies (of all ages), don't miss the 10th Annual Ski for Women Sunday, April 1 @ 12:30pm at Birch Hill Recreation Area.
Cost is a donation to benefit the Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living.
It is always a GREAT time – costumes encouraged and there is a post ski potluck (please bring a dish to share) and there are lots of door prizes and silent auction items.
Pre-Registration Deadline: 5:00 PM, Friday, March 30 at Beaver Sports, Goldstream Sports, or Raven Cross Country
Late registration: Day of 11:00AM – 12:00PM at Birch Hill Cross-Country Ski Center.
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"The best day of youth ski racing in Alaska!"
The 2012 ConocoPhillips Interior Youth Championships presented by Stoltz Dental Group return to Birch Hill this Saturday, March 31. The event is a day-long festival of youth ski racing which has become a spring highlight for young skiers of all abilities.
Skiers can choose to participate in one, two or three events, and all participants are invited to the pizza party/awards ceremony directly following the freestyle ski cross event at the end of the day. The day-long event offers a great opportunity to do something healthy, experience kid-oriented ski racing at its finest and for the skiers to build camaraderie with other young skiers.
Each of the three events is specifically aimed at youth skiers. The Youth Champs begin at 10 AM with a traditional event, the classic interval start race… Only there's a twist from your standard race of this format as the trail as the rolling terrain will occasionally dart through the woods on narrow single track trails or take a sharp turn to challenge a skiers skills too. Courses are 1km for J5 and J6 racers (those born in 2002 and after), 2.5 km for J3 and J4 racers (YOB: 1998-2001), and 5 km for J2 racers (YOB: 1996-7).
After a short break, the day continues with the high speed excitement of the 100 meter classic sprint at noon. In this event, skiers race down the finishing stretch at Birch Hill in 8-person heats. Larger age groups will feature semi-finals and finals.
After a break for lunch, the racing concludes with the freestyle ski-cross event at 3 PM. Skiers again start in head-to-head heats on a mostly downhill course of about 500 meters featuring tight turns, bumps and jumps and various other terrain features, in a true test of balance and agility on skis! For many skiers this is the highlight of the day, and they'll come out and start practicing their jumps an hour ahead of time.
As soon as the ski-cross event ends, skiers will head inside for pizza, the awards ceremony and a prize raffle which is open to all contestants.
Registration forms are available at Birch Hill, Goldstream Sports, Beaver Sports, Raven XC and on the Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks website. Early registration is $5 for one event and $10 for 2 or 3 events and is due at one of the sports stores by 6 PM on Thursday March 29. Day of race registration is $10 for one race or $20 for 2 or 3 races and closes 30 minutes prior to the start of the morning race and one hour prior to the start of the afternoon races. Early registration is strongly encouraged and greatly appreciated!
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- Oracle™ Unleashed Oracle™ Unleashed Overview Acknowledgments About the Authors Introduction Part I 1 -- What Is an RDBMS? 2 -- Oracle and Client/Server 3 -- Overview of the Oracle Architecture Part II 4 -- SQL 5 -- PL/SQL—SQL Procedural Language Extension 6 -- SQL*Plus 7 -- SQL*DBA 8 -- SQL*Loader 9 -- Import and Export Part III 10 -- Installation 11 -- Managing the Database 12 -- Managing Disk Space 13 -- Managing Users 14 -- Backup and Recovery 15 -- Performance Tuning and Optimizing 16 -- Database Security Part IV 17 -- Designing a Database 18 -- Object-Oriented Programming with Packages 19 -- Transaction Processing Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- 20 -- Enforcing Integrity 21 -- Application Security Part V 22 -- Designer/2000 23 -- Installing Designer/2000 24 -- Repository Administration 25 -- Process Modeler 26 -- Systems Modeling 27 -- Systems Design 28 -- Client Application Generation 29 -- Server Generation 30 -- Using Designer/2000 with Developer/2000 Part VI 31 -- Introduction to Developer/2000 32 -- Oracle Forms 4.5 33 -- Oracle Reports 2.5 34 -- Oracle Graphics 2.5 35 -- Developer 2000 Integration Part VII 36 -- Introduction to Oracle Power Objects 37 -- Connecting to Database Sources Through Sessions 38 -- Managing the Database 39 -- Understanding the Application Model 40 -- Objects Within Oracle Power Objects 41 -- Building an Application with the Form Designer 42 -- Creating Reports 43 -- Using the Debugger 44 -- Oracle Basic 45 -- Libraries, User-Defined Properties and Methods, and Classes Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- Part VIII 46 -- Introduction to Oracle Objects for OLE 47 -- Oracle OLE Automation Server 48 -- The Oracle Data Control 49 -- Oracle Objects for OLE C++ Class Library Part IX 50 -- Oracle Precompilers 51 -- ODBC Applications 52 -- Parallel Processing 53 -- Networking 54 -- Oracle PowerBrowser 55 -- Oracle WebSystem and the World Wide Web Interface Kit Part X 56 -- Personal Oracle7 57 -- Workgroup 2000 58 -- Oracle7 Server Part XI A -- Using PowerBuilder B -- Using SQLWindows C -- Using Visual Basic D -- Using Delphi E -- Oracle Power Objects Programming Reference Installing the CD-ROM Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- Previous Next TOC Home Page Page q Oracle™ Unleashed r Oracle™ Unleashed s Copyright © 1996 by Sams Publishing r Overview r Acknowledgments r About the Authors r Introduction s It's a Database Jim, But Not As We Know It s SELECT * FROM book s "But I've used Oracle Before" s Is this Book for Me? Oracle™ Unleashed Oracle™ Unleashed SAMS Publishing 201 West 103rd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46290 Copyright © 1996 by Sams Publishing FIRST EDITION All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. For information, address Sams Publishing, 201 W. 103rd St., Indianapolis, IN 46290. All works in chapters 36-48, 54, 56-58 and Appendix E reproduced herein are Copyright [c] Oracle Corporation 1996. All rights reserved. All other chapters are Copyright [c] 1995 by Sams Publishing. Oracle Corporation shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information contained in this book or from the use of the programs or program segments that are included. This manual is not a publication of Oracle Corporation, nor was it produced in conjunction with Oracle Corporation. All works in chapters 36-48, 54, 56-58 and Appendix E reproduced herein are Copyright (insert copyright symbol) Oracle Corporation 1996. All rights reserved. ORACLE is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation, Redwood Shores, California, U.S.A. Oracle Power Objects is a trademark of Oracle Corporation, Redwood Shores, California, U.S.A. Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- Oracle Corporation shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information contained in this book or from the use of the programs or program segments that are included. This manual is not a publication of Oracle Corporation, nor was it produced in conjunction with Oracle Corporation. All other chapters are Copyright (insert copyright symbol) 1996 by Sams Publishing. All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. For information, address Sams Publishing, 201 W. 103rd St., Indianapolis, IN 46290. International Standard Book Number: 0-672-30872-X Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 95-72326 99-98-97-96----------4-3-2-1 Interpretation of the printing code: the rightmost double-digit number is the year of the book's printing; the rightmost single-digit, the number of the book's printing. For example, a printing code of 96-1 shows that the first printing of the book occurred in 1996. Printed in the United States of America All terms mentioned in this book that are known to be trademarks or service marks have been appropriately capitalized. Sams Publishing cannot attest to the accuracy of this information. Use of a term in this book should not be regarded as affecting the validity of any trademark or service mark. Publisher and President: Richard K. Swadley Acquisitions Manager: Greg Wiegand Development Manager: Dean Miller Managing Editor: Cindy Morrow Marketing Manager: Gregg Bushyeager Acquisitions Editor Rosemarie Graham Development Editor Todd Bumbalough Software Development Specialist Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
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- Cover Designer Tim Amrhein Book Designer Alyssa Yesh Production Team Supervisor Brad Chinn Production Mona Brown, Michael Brumit, Jeane Clark, Michael Dietsche, Juudy Everly, Jason Hand, Michael Henry, Aleta Howard, Ayanna Lacey, Kevin Laseau, Cheryl Moore, Casey Price, Brian-Kent Proffit, Beth Rago Bobbi Satterfield, Laura A. Smith SA Springer, Josette Starks Andrew Stone, Susan Van Ness Mark Walchle, Colleen Williams Overview Introduction Part I Oracle Concepts 1 What Is an RDBMS? 2 Oracle and Client/Server Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- 3 Overview of the Oracle Architecture Part II Oracle Tools and Utilities 4 SQL 5 PL/SQL--SQL Procedural Language Extension 6 SQL*Plus 7 SQL*DBA 8 SQL*Loader 9 Import and Export Part III Database Administration 10 Installation 11 Managing the Database 12 Managing Disk Space 13 Managing Users 14 Backup and Recovery 15 Performance Tuning and Optimizing 16 Database Security Part IV Developing Applications 17 Designing a Database 18 Object-Oriented Programming with Packages 19 Transaction Processing Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- 20 Enforcing Integrity 21 Application Security Part V Designer/2000 22 Designer/2000 23 Installing Designer/2000 24 Repository Administration 25 Process Modeling 26 Systems Modeling 27 Systems Design 28 Client Application Generation 29 Server Generation 30 Using Designer/2000 with Developer/2000 Part VI Developer 2000 31 Introduction to Developer/2000 32 Oracle Forms 4.5 33 Oracle Reports 2.5 34 Oracle Graphics 2.5 35 Developer/2000 Integration Part VII Oracle Power Objects 36 Introduction to Oracle Power Objects Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- 37 Connecting to Database Sources Through Sessions 38 Managing the Database 39 Understanding the Application Model 40 Objects Within Oracle Power Objects 41 Building an Application with the Form Designer 42 Creating Reports 43 Using the Debugger 44 Oracle Basic 45 Libraries, User-Defined Properties and Methods, and Classes Part VIII Oracle Objects for OLE 46 Introduction to Oracle Objects for OLE 47 Oracle OLE Automation Server 48 The Oracle Data Control 49 Oracle Objects for OLE C++ Class Library Part IX Advanced Topics 50 Oracle Precompilers 51 ODBC Applications 52 Parallel Processing 53 Networking Oracle 54 Oracle PowerBrowser Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
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- roles (more than six years). He has written language source code filters that have converted entire applications written in other languages into the Oracle languages. These filters include both data and program conversions. He has worked extensively with each of the Oracle releases since Oracle 4, including the current Oracle 7.1 release. Steve Hughes has been in data processing for more than 10 years. With a strong applications development background in Xbase languages, primarily using FoxPro with TRO as an application foundation, he has recently turned his experience and enthusiasm to Oracle. Recently promoted to the position of Oracle DBA at CMS Therapies in Charlotte, NC, his responsibilities include installing and upgrading client/server software, data backup and recovery, user access maintenance, and performance tuning. His experience includes Oracle running on Novell NetWare 3.12 and a DEC Alpha running DEC OSF/1. He can be reached via CompuServe at 74133,1327. 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The majority of his experience is related to using desktop development tools such as Oracle Power Objects, Microsoft Visual Basic, C++, and Oracle Card. He has a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Graphic Communications from North Carolina State University. His primary objective is to develop applications that are graphical, intuitive, innovative, and compelling. Any comments regarding Oracle Power Objects can be directed to Mr. Twidt via the Internet at firstname.lastname@example.com. Gigi Wadley has been involved with Oracle for approximately five years. Her experience has been obtained through government and private industries. The majority of the work she has done consists of Pro*C and SQL*Forms. She has been married for 13 years and has a 12-year-old daughter. Most of their lives have been spent in Colorado where they enjoy the lifestyle that the state provides. Chester "Chet" West began his computer career nine years ago as a computer operator in the US Air Force. He later cross-trained into the computer programming career field where he developed and maintained real-time communications system software at both Offutt AFB and Tinker AFB. There he gained his first exposure to database programming, though home-grown. He also began development of an office configuration management system using FoxPro as his database engine. Upon completion of his BS in Computer Science, he went to work for Threads USA in Gastonia, NC, where he helped develop and maintain FoxPro applications. From there, he became a consultant for The Registry and was contracted by CMS Therapies, where he developed both FoxPro and Oracle systems. He is the senior programmer, leading all new Oracle development and assisting in the maintenance of legacy FoxPro systems. He can be reached by sending e-mail to 102046,firstname.lastname@example.com. Kevin Whitley has worked on everything from mainframe Fortran to micro assembler over the last 15 years. He is currently a lead architect at BBN Domain and uses C++ to develop client/server applications for the pharmaceutical and manufacturing industries. Joe Zafian III has been working full-time in Information Systems since graduation from New Jersey Institute of Technology with a B.S. in Computer Science in 1981. Currently a consultant specializing in Oracle database applications, he has been working with all versions of the RDBMS and its associated tools since 1986. As a consultant, he has worked with a number of Fortune 500 clients in several industries across a vast array of hardware platforms. This experience qualified him to speak at the international Oracle Users' Week Conference in 1994 (Predicting Storage Requirements for Large, Dynamic Oracle Databases and Advanced Techniques for Dynamic, User-Driven Applications in SQL*Forms 3.0) and 1995 (Quality Assurance for Oracle Projects and Advanced Techniques for Oracle Forms 4.5 Applications). When not striving to deliver quality Oracle systems (or writing about it), Joe enjoys sports, fishing and other outdoor activities with his wife, Ruth. He can be contacted via CompuServe at 73744,2713. Ken Zimmerman received his Bachelor of Science in Geology from Duke University in 1982. However, his interest in computers dates back as far as 1975 when he became intrigued with what was then that era's "information highway," available through his preparatory school's newly acquired Digital PDP-11/70 system. His work with computers, and Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- especially with database management systems, continued through his undergraduate years as well as during his graduate work in Petrology as an ARCO fellow at USC. In 1985, Ken founded Chateaux Software Development, Inc., a company specializing in PowerBuilder, Oracle, Lotus Notes, and Progress solutions on UNIX, VMS, MS-Windows, Windows-NT Advanced Server, and Novel platforms. His company's primary goal has been to develop high-performance applications on a variety of platforms, ranging from low-end 80x86-based DOS and UNIX systems to midrange HP-9000 HP/UX, IBM AIX, and DEC VAX systems. His firm's strengths are especially geared toward producing highly efficient systems, primarily by developing compact code, will-designed data structures, and a user-oriented architecture. Chateaux is building on these strengths and provides enterprise-quality solutions to WWW/RDBMS integration problems. Ken Zimmerman and Chateaux can be reached at 9 Tierney Lane, Greens Farms CT 06436, by phone at (203) 259-9665, and through CompuServe at 74404,1401. Introduction When I first started using Oracle many years ago, it was possible to know the database and the tools available. With the rash of recent releases of different options for the database and the spate of new tools, only people who wear their underpants over their trousers will be able to know everything there is to know about the Oracle products. If you were an experienced Oracle developer three years ago and since then have been locked away—not able to see the new Oracle versions of the database and tools—there will be very little that you will recognize today. Along with changes in other computing technologies, the rate of change with Oracle is constantly increasing, which is all the more interesting for us who get turned on by the software. You'll get a running start with the pages that follow. Oracle Unleashed is one of the most comprehensive books on Oracle and its tools available today. It's written by authors who have real-life experience using the Oracle tools (most of whom are members of the Oracle Business Alliance Program). We will show you what's important, the pitfalls, tips from real-life experiences, and code examples—The kind of information that can give you the cumulative experience of many years of expertise. It's a Database Jim, But Not As We Know It Oracle Corporation, headquartered in Redwood Shores, California, was best known for being a database company that also provided its own tools for working with the database. Many sites used the power of the Oracle database but used better third-party tools as their interface to the database. Today, the Oracle tools are among the best and most powerful development tools available; if you want it, Oracle can do it. Oracle now provides the database, multiple choices of tools, and utilities to connect to the Oracle database from third- party products, applications (the best known of which is Financials), and a host of other products. In the next year Oracle will release an Internet machine, making the scope of Oracle products mushroom. Not just a database provider but a tools company, software house writing applications, hardware manufacturer, and Internet service provider? (Just give them time.) SELECT * FROM book The beginning of the book lays the foundation on top of which all the tools will be built—the architecture of the database and the two languages used in most tools, SQL and PL/SQL. If you don't (yet) want to know how the electricity works but just want to switch on the light, skip over the architecture section. For database administrators and others who need to know how to keep the database humming, the database administration section will detail the most common functions of looking after the database and traps to watch out for. The remaining sections look at the tools of most interest to developers. But how is Oracle going to be useful in producing your system? It gives you a multitude of choices to work with; in fact, at times it seems like too many choices. You have choices with the database itself about which database options you want to use. There are choices about which Oracle tools to use: Forms, Reports, Graphics, Power Objects, and more. If you don't want to use the Oracle tools, you can connect PowerBuilder, SQLWindows, Visual Basic, Delphi, and other Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- third-party tools. You can even use the Oracle tools with non-Oracle data sources using ODBC, User Exits written in third-generation languages, or the gateway database products. Whatever you want to do, you can do it in one way or another. Choices, choices, and even more choices. In addition to using the database and tools, you'll want to manage the development life cycle right from the strategy stage through to implementation and maintenance. What better tool to use than the Designer/2000 product. You can even generate your programs from this tool. Check out the Designer/2000 and Developing Applications sections of the book for designing and developing applications using Designer/2000. Today, for any application development project, making the right selection of tools and database is even harder and more important. Pick the wrong options, and the time and effort needed can be vastly increased. The information available in this book will make sifting through the plethora of choices easier. "But I've used Oracle Before" If you've used previous versions of Oracle products, you'll find it easier to get a grip on the pertinent points of the new tools and components, and to add more background to areas such as the architecture, database administration, Designer/2000, and the other tool options available. If you already have experience with the newer products, then discover how the authors are using the newest tools and options now available. Is this Book for Me? Now you know what's going to be covered in the book, the next question you'll probably be asking is whether it's the right book for me. This book is aimed at q Experienced Oracle Developers q Database administrators q Intermediate developers, especially those who have used previous versions of the products q Those who have used similar technologies and want to quickly get a grip on Oracle and its tools q Technical managers who want to know about the available options The book covers SQL and PL/SQL in enough detail to allow you to get up and running quickly with developing with Oracle. Because it is geared toward an intermediate to advanced audience, however, this book quickly covers the essential basics of these two languages and shows you how to start producing real-life applications. Take a while to play around with the products while you're reading the book. Look at the examples, try them out, and explore. You'll gain a far deeper understanding by using the products while reading. Open your mind, open the book, and get ready to unleash the power of Oracle! Lave Singh December, 1995 Previous Next TOC Home Page Page Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
- Next TOC Home Page s The Authors The Authors ***Richards*** Advanced Information Systems (AIS), Inc. Michael Richards, CEO ***Becker*** Rachel Becker ***Bennett*** Matthew Bennett ***Cheang*** Winnie In-Kuan Cheang ***Connors*** Patrick Connors ***Conklin*** Mike Conklin ***Greene*** Joe Greene ***Hillegas*** Scott Hillegas ***Hotka*** Dan Hotka ***Hughes*** Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
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- Previous Next TOC Home Page Page q 1 r What Is an RDBMS? s The Relational Database Model s Hierarchical and Network Models s Elements of the Relational Model s Relational Data Structures s Key Values and Referential Integrity s Relational Algebra s RDBMS Components s The RDBMS Kernel s The Data Dictionary s Nonprocedural Data Access (SQL) s Summary 1 What Is an RDBMS? In recent years, database management systems (DBMS) have established themselves as the primary means of data storage for information systems ranging from large commercial transaction processing applications to PC-based desktop applications. At the heart of most of today's information systems is a relational database management system (RDBMS). RDBMSs have been the workhorse for data management operations for over a decade and continue to evolve and mature, providing sophisticated storage, retrieval, and distribution functions to enterprise-wide data processing and information management systems. Compared to the file systems, relational database management systems provide organizations with the capability to easily integrate and leverage the massive amounts of operational data into meaningful information systems. The evolution of high-powered database engines such as Oracle7 has fostered the development of advanced "enabling" technologies including client/server, data warehousing, and online analytical processing, all of which comprise the core of today's state-of-the-art information management systems. Examine the components of the term relational database management system. First, a database is an integrated collection of related data. Given a specific data item, the structure of a database facilitates the access to data related to it, such as a student and all of his registered courses or an employee and his dependents. Next, a relational database is a type of database based in the relational model; non-relational databases commonly use a hierarchical, network, or object- oriented model as their basis. Finally, a relational database management system is the software that manages a relational database. These systems come in several varieties, ranging from single-user desktop systems to full-featured, global, enterprise-wide systems, such as Oracle7. This chapter discusses the basic elements of a relational database management system, the relational database, and the software systems that manage it. Also included is a discussion of nonprocedural data access. If you are a new user to relational database technology, you'll have to change your thinking somewhat when it comes to referencing data nonprocedurally. The Relational Database Model Most of the database management systems used by commercial applications today are based on one of three basic models: the hierarchical model, the network model, or the relational model. The following sections describe the various Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.
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Cookie Monster's "Call Me Maybe" Parody: The Thinking Man's Guide
Every so often, the universe throws us a bone. Fortunately for us, this bone has some meat on it. And chocolate chips.
Unless you've been living under a rock or off the G-Train, you've probably heard Canadian Idol winner and bad car washer Carly Rae Jepsen's earworm "Call Me Maybe," a chronologically challenging tale of love and loss. You've also probably had an encounter with one its many parodies which range in quality from the sublime to the unapologetically low-brow. And let's not forget that it was a parody of her song done with equal parts affection and derision that put Ms. Jepsen on the viral map in the first place.
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But in the midst of all this Web 3.0 celebrity posturing, who would've guessed that Cookie Monster would have the final say?
I don't know where to begin. The last time people who don't watch Sesame Street heard from Cookie Monster, he'd sworn off cookies in favor of healthier options like fruits and vegetables. Cookies were now a "sometimes food." As I understood the reasoning behind this big shift, the showrunners sought to use Cookie Monster to set a good example to all the young children who looked up to the blue puppet as their role model.
What, then, do we make of this humorlessrelapse into addiction?
There is evidence of a sort of health-food mindedness to our hero. After all, in the song's bridge, he invites the object of his envy to join him in "[getting] skim milk flowing." Unfortunately, the virtuous buck stops there. Someone must have given Mr. Monster a free first cookie, and now he's jonesing for more.
Now, here's the interesting thing here: we don't see anyone actually eating cookies until Cookie Monster eats them at the end. In this Post-Night Shyamalan world, we have no choice but to question the existence of said cookies, and look for clues that this may all be some kind of awful fever dream. This could be a very powerful metaphor for vice and decadence, or just another example of what happens to a TV show when the letter "M" pulls out its sponsorship.
Regardless of what the truth of the matter may be, one thing is immediately indisputable: our pity for Cookie. I bet Monster didn't think he'd be encountering so many of his favorite treat in the corporate workplace through which he sought to reintegrate into society as a healthy, happy, and sober individual. But something's happening here-- there's an intern who appears to be xeroxing a cookie; there's a board room meeting where there's a big, red bowl of cookies and everyone seems to be refraining from eating them in favor of the healthier options around them. I do not know what I would do in his shoes.
In summation, "Share Me, Maybe" is a poignant and harrowing tale of addiction and destruction in the high-stakes world of corporate America. It's better than Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.That may seem like faint praise, and it is.
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There's a week until Christmas and all through the house, not a gift could be found, not even for your spouse!
Are you one of those last minute shoppers? Thinking you have all the time in the world to shop before Christmas arrives, and then BOOM. It's Christmas Eve and you still have the majority of your list to complete.
With a week before the big day there's still hope! Over the next few days, I will be providing you with some last minute gift guides for those special people in your life.
First up? The fashionista!
We all have that one person in our lives that is all about the latest trends out on the runway. This tends to make them hard to shop for -- picky and expensive taste. Luckily all of these items are basic favorites of all the fashionistas out there. Plus, with the exception of the Daniel Wellington watch, they're all under $100! How could you go wrong?
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Picture: Hans Zimmer Premiere of 'Frost/Nixon' at the Ziegfeld Theatre New York City, USA - 17.11.08
The orchestral score for The Dark Knight could again be nominated for an Oscar, after the Academy reversed a decision declaring it ineligible.
The Music Branch Executive Committee of the Academy ruled on November 10th that the score for the blockbuster film was ineligible for an Oscar as five names were listed on the music cue sheet.
The Academy typically considers works by either one or two composers and said The Dark Knight could not be nominated for the best original score Oscar.
But after a review of the case and information submitted by those involved, the committee has concluded that Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard were solely responsible for the score itself and reinstated it for Oscar consideration.
The Hollywood Reporter states that as neither nomination ballots nor lists of eligible scores had been distributed to Academy members, the reinstatement would not affect the voting process for the 2009 Oscars.
It was announced last week that The Dark Knight - released on DVD and Blu-Ray on December 8th - is to be re-released in US cinemas on January 23rd.
The movie is just $4 million (£2.7 million) short of joining an exclusive group of films to have earned more than $1 billion (£684 million) worldwide.
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- 39 years old
- Date of birth: Jan 26, 1974
- Date of passing: Mar 24, 2013
|Let the memory of Jennifer be with us forever
"Jennifer, I'm gona get a corn dogs 2day after work, I live across the street from the boardwalk , wish u were there"
"I've lite a candle for your sweet soul. Never forgotten nor ever missed. God's Blessing for all that Morn you and believe that you are in rest with Our Loving Lord ."
"Jenny, it's your Dad. I sure miss you. Sometimes I watch stupid serious movies and make fun of them like we used to. I asked a French guy last week if he had the Holy Grail; he said he already got one! I hope you're out there laughing it up. Whenever I see a pretty blonde at the store or walking I'm reminded of you. I know that you and Scotty are having fun in Heaven with our Lord. Save us all a spot. We love you.. . . ."
"Always missed and always loved.. Never ever forgotten. Was proud you were a great niece!! I will see you in heaven along with so many we feel we have lost, but never lost but with Our Lord and Our Savior."
"Aw Jenny, I thought you'd live forever. I remember talking all night with you, new year's 2013, and a lot of other times many years earlier. That you're gone really breaks my heart, but I know that Heaven has another angel."
"remembering and missing your smile, laughter and compassionate heart..."
"Omg ,you will be missed, remember trips to santa cruz boardwalk for corndogs"
"Oh, how we honor my true, sweet friend on her birthday. Our hearts still ache as we miss her SO, SO much!!"
"I just saw this even though she passed in March....I can't believe this I just saw you not too long ago Jenny. You are honestly the sweetest, most selfless person I have ever met. I love and miss you dearly."
"Jenny Missing you. Thank you for being my personal cheerleader. Ever time I called you always encouraged me. Thanks for always being there to listen.Love you! Melissa"
"So sorry to hear that she passed. We grew up in the same neighborhood (Bishop Estates). Haven't seen her since high school, but came across the tribute. Condolences to her family and friends....."
"Oh, how my heart is breaking. God sure has honored us with the joy and wisdom of Jenny. My breath has been taken away as I realize that I will not have her comforting hugs or bright laughter on this earth anymore. How grateful I am that Jenny loved our Lord with all her heart and we know that she and Scott are praising God together - and we will spend eternity together. I love & miss you"
"Yes, what a joyful laugh! I remember how you laughed when Roz and I took you out for your first legal drink when you turned 21. There had been many before, but we did it legitimately at Black Diamond Brewery.
Here's to you my beautiful and dear Jenny. You will be missed!"
"Hi Jen, Just sat in your room at your parents house, holding Mr. Cuddles. I love you. Thank you for being My friend and sistah'. Please say hi to all my loved ones there and I will stay close with all your loved ones here. I'll see you later. Love, Roz
Sam, Brandon & Evan send their love too."
"Jenny Seaver- I will always remember you. Thanks for the good times, the long chats, and the support you gave me when we were young. Thanks for taking me to church camp, and helping me come to believe. It was so nice to see you at the park, and pick up just where we had left off. Love to you all- Genny Weaver"
"Dear Jenny, wait come back I wasn't done with you! Loved that laugh, needed that support. You were the one with that assured grace, who will battle evil tea mugs for me? My only sister has gone to be with my only brother and I am heartbroken. I LOVE YOU!!!"
"Jenny, only got to meet you once, but you seemed to have a beautiful spirit. You will be missed."
"My heart is so sad . I pray for you and the family. I too remember her smile and laughter a nice thing to remember. God Blessing for always and forever. We will never understand but with God in our life he will ease our discomfort. You are in the hands of our dear Lord Jenny."
"I'm still in shock. so many memories. of both kinds. your silly depeche mode songs with Taco Bell lyrics, physically fighting over whether to watch the Brady bunch or you can't do that on television then deciding we were being stupid and going for a walk instead. I hope you are finally at peace and without pain."
"I still can't believe Jennifer is gone. So many wonderful memories of all our silly adventures came flooding in. Driving all the way to Santa Cruz for a corndog and considering legally changing our last name to corndog because they were SO GOOD!! 5th grade we had a schedule of what we were going to wear to school, neon day, Madonna day....good bye my dear friend, I will miss you so much!!"
"My heart can tell an angel is missing. Thanks for the love and joy you spread to those around you. Your love and smile will truly be missed...our heart-felt love & condolences to your family."
"My dear Jenny, I miss you more than words can say. Thank you for blessing my life with your beautiful heart, your tender kindness and your joyous laughter. I still remember the dream I had about you, and the song you sang in it. I can just see you singing that song right now in heaven. I love you, always....Gail"
"Jenny, it's only been a few hours and I already miss you so much. I am honored that I got to spend your last night on earth with you, Rogena, Kevin and I telling stories and laughing together. I never expected it would be the last time I would see you. The shock is wearing off and a deep sadness has set in. You will always be in my heart. Thanks for the necklace."
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Windows Server 2008 Reviewed
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Page 17:90-minute Test - No Installation Required
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Working With Virtual Machines
After you have configured the necessary settings, the virtual machine is ready for use. The next step is to install the guest operating system. Optional settings for performance or behavior, for example, include the boot device order, the number of processors the virtual computer should have and the maximum workload of the machine.
No VMware, no BIOS: The configuration settings are chosen through a menu.
Choosing the number of processors. The VM supports a maximum of 8 CPUs.
Network diagnosis made easy: The MAC address is user definable.
The additional Integration Service can also be deactivated if any problems occur.
Since the virtual machines are primarily used in server environments, there are separate configuration options telling the VMs what to do when the host system starts up or shuts down. This allows the virtual machines to save their current status (similar to a normal Windows PC's hibernate functionality). When the host system has restarted, guest systems can be restored to their previous status, including all open and running applications.
Automatic start actions...
...and automatic stop actions for the virtual machine.
You can either install the guest system from a CD/DVD or from an ISO image. The guest system felt very snappy without requiring any additional tools. Thus, the VM doesn't feel as "sluggish" as those of the direct competitor, VMware.
Installing the guest OS
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- Disappointing - Outdated FTP Server, No SFTP
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Unanswered: cron jobs and perl
hello all
i have a perl script that runs db backups on sybase. when i run this directly from the command line, it works fine. when i set up a cron job it brings back the error "ct_init(): network packet layer: internal net library error: Attempt to load protocol driver failed". it's not a problem with the library path(s) as as i mentioned, from the command line the scrip works fine. could anyone enlighten me as to how cron works (i.e. when it's run is it run in the user mode of the owner of the crontab file??) as i'm thinking it's some sort or permissions issue but can't see how to resolve it without knowing how cron works.
cheers for any help in advance
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cron runs in unique env
cron does not use the same environment. Try sourcing whatever env. file you normally use by placing a sourcing command in your cron job (. /fullpathtoenvfile)


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Texas' 'futile-care' law under national spotlight
Thu., April 12, 2007
AUSTIN, Texas – A 17-month-old deaf, blind and terminally ill child on life support is the latest focus in an emotional fight against a Texas law that allows hospitals to withdraw care when a patient's ongoing treatment is declared "medically futile."
Since Dec. 28, baby Emilio Gonzales has spent his days in a pediatric intensive care unit, mostly asleep from the powerful drugs he is administered, and breathing with the help of a respirator. Children's Hospital here declared his case hopeless last month and gave his mother 10 days, as legally required, to find another facility to take the baby. That deadline, extended once already, was due to expire Wednesday, at which time the hospital was to shut off Emilio's respirator. Without the machine, Emilio would die within minutes or hours, hospital officials have said.
But the child's mother, Catarina Gonzales, 23, and lawyers representing a coalition of state and national disability rights advocates and groups that favor prolonging life persuaded a Travis County judge Tuesday to force the hospital to maintain Emilio's care while the search for a facility to accept him continues. The group's attempt last week to persuade a federal judge to intervene in the case failed.
County Probate Judge Guy Herman appointed a guardian ad litem, or attorney, to represent Emilio's interests and issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting Children's Hospital from removing life-sustaining care from the child. He set an April 19 hearing on the mother's and lawyers' request for a temporary injunction against the hospital.
"I believe there is a hospital that is going to accept my son," said Gonzales following the brief hearing. "I just want to spend time with my son. … I want to let him die naturally without someone coming up and saying we're going to cut off on a certain day."
Michael Regier, senior vice president for legal affairs of the Seton Family of Hospitals, which includes Children's Hospital, said the child's condition continues to deteriorate although he has not met the criteria to be declared brain dead. He said the hospital has contacted 31 facilities "without any single indication of interest in taking the transfer."
Gonzales and her lawyers are seeking a transfer for the child, diagnosed with a terminal neurometabolic disorder called Leigh's disease, to a hospital that will perform a tracheotomy and insert a feeding tube so that he can live out his life in the facility or at home with his mother. But Children's Hospital doctors have declared that continuing treatment is potentially painful and is prolonging the child's suffering.
Emilio's case has drawn interest and support nationwide, including from the siblings of Terri Schiavo, the Florida woman who was in a persistent vegetative state and who died in 2005 after doctors, acting on a court order, removed her life-sustaining feeding tube.
Texas' six-year-old "futile-care" law is one of two in the country that allow a hospital's ethics committee to declare the care of a terminally ill patient to be of no benefit and to discontinue care within a certain time frame. The patient's family or guardian must be informed in advance of the ethics committee meeting and must be allowed to participate. The family must also be given 10 days to find a medical facility willing to accept their terminal relative. After that period, the hospital may withdraw life support. Virginia gives a family 14 days to transfer a patient once a futile-care decision is made.
According to a 2005 report by the National Right to Life Committee, 11 states require that a patient be given life-sustaining treatment until a transfer is completed, without prescribing a deadline. Fifteen states and the District of Columbia have laws that require treatment pending a patient's transfer but do not define the type of treatment. Twenty-four states and territories have laws addressing the issue but are ambiguous about treatment pending a transfer.