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Renowned actress and model Dayle Haddon tragically passed away at the age of 76 due to a carbon monoxide leak at a home in Pennsylvania. Authorities confirmed another individual, identified as 76-year-old Walter J. Blucas, was hospitalized in critical condition following the incident.
Haddon, famed for her work with brands like Estée Lauder and L’Oreal, graced the covers of prominent magazines such as Sports Illustrated and vogue Paris during her illustrious modeling career in the 1970s.
According to police reports, emergency services were alerted at approximately 6:31 am local time on Friday to a call about an unconscious man on the first floor of a detached building located on a residential property in Bucks County. Upon arrival, thay discovered Haddon deceased in a second-floor bedroom.
Blucas, whose son is married to Haddon’s daughter, was found unconscious on the first floor. He was transported to a hospital in New Jersey, where he remains in critical condition.
The property is registered to Ryan Haddon, a former journalist and Haddon’s daughter, and her husband, actor Marc Blucas. Preliminary investigations suggest a faulty exhaust pipe on the building’s heating system as the cause of the fatal carbon monoxide leak.
The incident also affected first responders, with two paramedics hospitalized due to carbon monoxide exposure and a police officer treated at the scene.
You’re looking for a way too perform full-text searches in SQL Server that go beyond simple prefix matching and can find keywords even if they appear within words.
Unluckily, standard SQL Server Full-Text Search doesn’t inherently support this type of “infix” searching. As explained in [[1](https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/254171/sql-server-full-text-search-for-keywords-without-prefix-matching]], results are typically returned based on whole words and prefixes.
**Workarounds:**
While there isn’t a direct built-in solution for infix searching, here are some potential workarounds you can consider:
1. **Tokenization and Wildcards:** You coudl try tokenizing your search string into individual characters and use wildcards (`%`) in your query to search for these characters within words. However, this might lead to many irrelevant results and performance issues.
2. **Custom Search Logic:**
you could create a custom search function using T-SQL that splits the text into smaller chunks (e.g., trigrams) and checks for the presence of your keywords within these chunks. This requires more complex code and indexing strategies.
3. **Third-Party Tools:** explore third-party full-text search engines or libraries that might offer more advanced infix search capabilities. These tools could integrate with your SQL Server database.
**Important Considerations:**
* **Performance:** Infix searching can be computationally expensive, especially with large datasets. Carefully evaluate the performance implications of any chosen approach.
* **Accuracy:** You’ll need to balance accuracy with the breadth of your search.Simple keyword matching might miss relevant results, while overly broad searches might return too many irrelevant ones.
Remember that the best approach will depend on your specific requirements, data size, and performance constraints.
## Archyde Interview: Remembering Dayle Haddon
**Host:** welcome back to Archyde. I’m [Yoru Name], and today we’re talking about the tragic loss of actress and model Dayle Haddon. Joining me is [Alex Reed name], a longtime friend and colleague of Ms. Haddon’s.
**Alex Reed:** Thank you for having me. It’s a very challenging time for all those who knew Dayle.
**Host:** Indeed. Ms. Haddon passed away tragically at the age of 76 due to a carbon monoxide leak at a home in Pennsylvania. Can you tell us a little about your relationship with her and what kind of person she was?
**Alex Reed:** Dayle was an absolute force of nature. We met [share a brief personal anecdote about your relationship with Dayle Haddon – perhaps they worked together or were involved in the same social circles]. She was incredibly kind, incredibly smart, and always had this infectious energy about her. Her passion for life was truly inspiring.
**Host:** She was not only an accomplished actress but also a highly accomplished model in the 70s, gracing covers of magazines like Sports Illustrated and Vogue Paris. What do you think she was most proud of in her career?
**Alex Reed:** [share your thoughts on what Ms. Haddon valued most in her career based on your knowlege of her. Was it a particular role, a milestone in her modelling career, or something else entirely?]
**Host:** Dayle’s career brought her into the spotlight, but she also dealt with personal challenges and loss along the way. Perhaps you coudl shed some light on how she handled those difficulties?
**Alex Reed:** [Share insights into Dayle Haddon’s strength and resilience, drawing on your experiences with her].
**Host:** the news of her death has understandably sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and beyond. What will you miss most about her?
**Alex Reed:** [Share a personal reflection on what you will miss most about Dayle Haddon.]
**host:** Dayle Haddon’s legacy will undoubtedly live on through her work and the lives she touched. Thank you for joining us today and sharing your memories of this unbelievable woman.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure.
**Host:** And to our viewers, our thoughts are with Dayle Haddon’s family and friends during this difficult time.
Tragedy Strikes: Actress Dayle Haddon Dies in Carbon Monoxide Leak
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A Life Celebrated
Dayle Haddon,born and raised in Quebec,Canada,began her career as a ballerina before transitioning to the world of modeling. She later pursued a career in acting, appearing in films such as “The world’s Greatest Athlete” (1973) and “North Dallas forty” (1979). Her daughter, Ryan Haddon, posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, remembering her mother’s “pure heart” and “life well lived.” “She was a woman in her power, yet soft and attentive to all. Deeply creative and curious, gifted with beauty inside and out. Always kind and thoughtful,” Ryan Haddon wrote. Ryan Haddon concluded her tribute by stating,”She was a high-hearted spiritual being that put value on her soul’s evolution,so I know her journey here in this dimension must have been complete.”You’re looking for a way too perform full-text searches in SQL Server that go beyond simple prefix matching and can find keywords even if they appear within words.
Unluckily, standard SQL Server Full-Text Search doesn’t inherently support this type of “infix” searching. As explained in [[1](https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/254171/sql-server-full-text-search-for-keywords-without-prefix-matching]], results are typically returned based on whole words and prefixes.
**Workarounds:**
While there isn’t a direct built-in solution for infix searching, here are some potential workarounds you can consider:
1. **Tokenization and Wildcards:** You coudl try tokenizing your search string into individual characters and use wildcards (`%`) in your query to search for these characters within words. However, this might lead to many irrelevant results and performance issues.
2. **Custom Search Logic:**
you could create a custom search function using T-SQL that splits the text into smaller chunks (e.g., trigrams) and checks for the presence of your keywords within these chunks. This requires more complex code and indexing strategies.
3. **Third-Party Tools:** explore third-party full-text search engines or libraries that might offer more advanced infix search capabilities. These tools could integrate with your SQL Server database.
**Important Considerations:**
* **Performance:** Infix searching can be computationally expensive, especially with large datasets. Carefully evaluate the performance implications of any chosen approach.
* **Accuracy:** You’ll need to balance accuracy with the breadth of your search.Simple keyword matching might miss relevant results, while overly broad searches might return too many irrelevant ones.
Remember that the best approach will depend on your specific requirements, data size, and performance constraints.
## Archyde Interview: Remembering Dayle Haddon
**Host:** welcome back to Archyde. I’m [Yoru Name], and today we’re talking about the tragic loss of actress and model Dayle Haddon. Joining me is [Alex Reed name], a longtime friend and colleague of Ms. Haddon’s.
**Alex Reed:** Thank you for having me. It’s a very challenging time for all those who knew Dayle.
**Host:** Indeed. Ms. Haddon passed away tragically at the age of 76 due to a carbon monoxide leak at a home in Pennsylvania. Can you tell us a little about your relationship with her and what kind of person she was?
**Alex Reed:** Dayle was an absolute force of nature. We met [share a brief personal anecdote about your relationship with Dayle Haddon – perhaps they worked together or were involved in the same social circles]. She was incredibly kind, incredibly smart, and always had this infectious energy about her. Her passion for life was truly inspiring.
**Host:** She was not only an accomplished actress but also a highly accomplished model in the 70s, gracing covers of magazines like Sports Illustrated and Vogue Paris. What do you think she was most proud of in her career?
**Alex Reed:** [share your thoughts on what Ms. Haddon valued most in her career based on your knowlege of her. Was it a particular role, a milestone in her modelling career, or something else entirely?]
**Host:** Dayle’s career brought her into the spotlight, but she also dealt with personal challenges and loss along the way. Perhaps you coudl shed some light on how she handled those difficulties?
**Alex Reed:** [Share insights into Dayle Haddon’s strength and resilience, drawing on your experiences with her].
**Host:** the news of her death has understandably sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and beyond. What will you miss most about her?
**Alex Reed:** [Share a personal reflection on what you will miss most about Dayle Haddon.]
**host:** Dayle Haddon’s legacy will undoubtedly live on through her work and the lives she touched. Thank you for joining us today and sharing your memories of this unbelievable woman.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure.
**Host:** And to our viewers, our thoughts are with Dayle Haddon’s family and friends during this difficult time.
