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People also dropped off new toys so families in need would have birthday presents for their children. Large stuffed animals were a common sight on a bench at the end of the driveway. At its peak, the pantry was attracting about people a week, and Jannah estimates they helped 1, people over 14 months. After the city received a complaint from a neighbor, the couple received a letter dated May 21 from a code enforcement officer notifying them they had until June 1 to shut down the pantry because it was creating a health and safety hazard and the property was not zoned for commercial food distribution.

Mark said the letter created some confusion because their pantry was not a commercial operation, but a visit from Assistant City Manager Amanda Lee this week cleared things up.

Vista communications officer Andrea McCullough said the city is not against food pantries, but residential neighborhoods are not zoned for food distribution.

We talk to them. Even as bad as I am with names, I know a lot of them. I kind of know what their children would like. If a special toy would come in, I would hold it for them. The A. About Lifehacker Advisor Lifehacker Store. By The How-To Geek. As discussed earlier, Windows Vista will reduce user frustration when shutdown fails even more, by displaying new UI that lists all the reasons applications have provided for blocking shutdown.

This API is straightforward:. Applications need to do this in addition to using the API. Also note that if your application has no visible top-level windows, it must use this API if it needs to successfully block shutdown. Such applications will automatically be terminated if they block shutdown without using the API.

If the user initiates a critical shutdown by clicking the "Shut down now" button from the new Windows UI discussed earlier, applications will not be allowed to block shutdown. The different procedure that is followed in a critical shutdown is summarized in Table 2 above. In most cases, shutdown will not be critical, but applications should be prepared for the possibility of a critical shutdown.

By following these recommendations, you can ensure that your application will handle critical shutdowns gracefully, without being terminated:. Again, the best practice for Windows Vista applications at shutdown is that they should never block shutdown. However, if your application must block shutdown, Microsoft recommends that you use this API. The functions are simple to use. Windows will store the reason string associated with your application for the duration of the user's session.

The reason string store is not persisted when the user successfully shuts down; new sessions initialize an empty reason string store. An example of this is an application that performs a critical operation and knows that it will need to block shutdown during that operation. If that operation is performed in a single block of code within the application, then ShutdownBlockReasonCreate should be called at the start of that block of code, and ShutdownBlockReasonDestroy at the end.

This way, the application will block shutdown and its reason for blocking shutdown will be displayed if and only if the critical operation was in progress when shutdown was initiated. A class-action lawsuit has also been filed on behalf of students who were in the middle of their degrees. One student said she was shocked when the school closed with no warning, and no help when it comes to transferring credits or being refunded.

Sparks is a lawyer with Ferguson Law Firm and will represent students and faculty from Vista College in a class-action lawsuit. But now, that'll have to wait. What did you do with it? That's what we're here to find out.