the post whatever is in your clipboard thread!
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the post whatever is in your clipboard thread!
just control v and see what is there.
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lol
im not that bored
http://www.dogsonacid.com/images/smilies/badteeth.gif
lol
im not that bored
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Last edited by lynt on Wed Apr 06, 2005 4:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
1. The L1colour LED light string which goes along the for meters and meters is approx $9K. We are getting rid of it . It is only decorative and we don't need it so it is out.
2. The S1 lights are $$750 each and we have 10 of them. We need a cheaper alternative.
3. P8 and P6 are also very expensive fittings... could we have a look at options. . there are 4 p6 lights in the internet area where down lights probably suffice. .Some of the Studio Italia lights are pretty pricey.
4. We have made a small office which obviously needs its own lighting so maybe some fairly cheap down lights will do the trick.
2. The S1 lights are $$750 each and we have 10 of them. We need a cheaper alternative.
3. P8 and P6 are also very expensive fittings... could we have a look at options. . there are 4 p6 lights in the internet area where down lights probably suffice. .Some of the Studio Italia lights are pretty pricey.
4. We have made a small office which obviously needs its own lighting so maybe some fairly cheap down lights will do the trick.
Libname ShkArc1 'c:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\Arc';
Libname ShkArc4 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\Arc\Masaaki';
Libname ShkGen1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkGeneral';
Libname ShkFem1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\General';
Libname ShkMatU 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatU';
Libname ShkMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatB';
Libname SLnMatU 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatULn';
Libname SLnMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBLn';
Libname SBSMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBBS';
Libname SSAMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBSA';
Libname ShkOcyt 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Ocyt';
Libname ShkPups 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Pups';
Libname ShkEggs 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Eggs';
Libname ShkEmbs 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Embs';
Libname ShkEmb1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Embryos';
Libname ShkMal1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General';
Libname ShkMatGI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatGI';
Libname ShkMatMI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatMI';
Libname ShkMatCI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatCI';
Libname ShkSto0 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkSto\General';
Libname ShkSto1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkSto\General\Work';
Come on people someone must have something funny in there. Ingeniously random thready by the way AO.
Libname ShkArc4 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\Arc\Masaaki';
Libname ShkGen1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkGeneral';
Libname ShkFem1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\General';
Libname ShkMatU 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatU';
Libname ShkMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatB';
Libname SLnMatU 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatULn';
Libname SLnMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBLn';
Libname SBSMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBBS';
Libname SSAMatB 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\MatBSA';
Libname ShkOcyt 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Ocyt';
Libname ShkPups 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Pups';
Libname ShkEggs 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Eggs';
Libname ShkEmbs 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Female\Embs';
Libname ShkEmb1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Embryos';
Libname ShkMal1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General';
Libname ShkMatGI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatGI';
Libname ShkMatMI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatMI';
Libname ShkMatCI 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkRep\Male\General\MatCI';
Libname ShkSto0 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkSto\General';
Libname ShkSto1 'C:\TIW\Data\Sasdata\ShkSto\General\Work';
Come on people someone must have something funny in there. Ingeniously random thready by the way AO.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Green leaders spoke out against efforts by law enforcement to target Critical Mass, defending cyclists' right to assemble.
Critical Mass, which holds mass bicycle rides to celebrate the bicycle as a healthy alternative to the automobile, has been the target of recent mass arrests and confiscation of bicycles.
Critical Mass, which holds mass bicycle rides to celebrate the bicycle as a healthy alternative to the automobile, has been the target of recent mass arrests and confiscation of bicycles.
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nuclear physics joy
Z E (keV) sigma (barns/atom) ln E ln Z ln sigma
48 6 8.87E+04 1.791759469 3.871201011 11.39308281
48 8 4.15E+04 2.079441542 3.871201011 10.63272555
48 10 2.27E+04 2.302585093 3.871201011 10.03144092
48 15 7.47E+03 2.708050201 3.871201011 8.918476234
48 20 3.35E+03 2.995732274 3.871201011 8.115969078
49 6 9.59E+04 1.791759469 3.891820298 11.47118638
49 8 4.50E+04 2.079441542 3.891820298 10.71341727
49 10 2.47E+04 2.302585093 3.891820298 10.11387003
49 15 8.13E+03 2.708050201 3.891820298 9.003476091
49 20 3.65E+03 2.995732274 3.891820298 8.202290647
50 6 1.04E+05 1.791759469 3.912023005 11.54771329
50 8 4.86E+04 2.079441542 3.912023005 10.79209872
50 10 2.68E+04 2.302585093 3.912023005 10.19432713
50 15 8.83E+03 2.708050201 3.912023005 9.086465066
50 20 3.97E+03 2.995732274 3.912023005 8.286798413
51 6 1.12E+05 1.791759469 3.931825633 11.62384053
51 8 5.25E+04 2.079441542 3.931825633 10.86862559
51 10 2.89E+04 2.302585093 3.931825633 10.27266896
51 15 9.58E+03 2.708050201 3.931825633 9.167422432
51 20 4.31E+03 2.995732274 3.931825633 8.369690366
Z E (keV) sigma (barns/atom) ln E ln Z ln sigma
48 6 8.87E+04 1.791759469 3.871201011 11.39308281
48 8 4.15E+04 2.079441542 3.871201011 10.63272555
48 10 2.27E+04 2.302585093 3.871201011 10.03144092
48 15 7.47E+03 2.708050201 3.871201011 8.918476234
48 20 3.35E+03 2.995732274 3.871201011 8.115969078
49 6 9.59E+04 1.791759469 3.891820298 11.47118638
49 8 4.50E+04 2.079441542 3.891820298 10.71341727
49 10 2.47E+04 2.302585093 3.891820298 10.11387003
49 15 8.13E+03 2.708050201 3.891820298 9.003476091
49 20 3.65E+03 2.995732274 3.891820298 8.202290647
50 6 1.04E+05 1.791759469 3.912023005 11.54771329
50 8 4.86E+04 2.079441542 3.912023005 10.79209872
50 10 2.68E+04 2.302585093 3.912023005 10.19432713
50 15 8.83E+03 2.708050201 3.912023005 9.086465066
50 20 3.97E+03 2.995732274 3.912023005 8.286798413
51 6 1.12E+05 1.791759469 3.931825633 11.62384053
51 8 5.25E+04 2.079441542 3.931825633 10.86862559
51 10 2.89E+04 2.302585093 3.931825633 10.27266896
51 15 9.58E+03 2.708050201 3.931825633 9.167422432
51 20 4.31E+03 2.995732274 3.931825633 8.369690366
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no can do..
*** 06-Apr-2005 08:58:29 Hung.Nguyen ***
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Media Advisor OZTAM - Metro TV
I urgently need this put back as part of Corporate Applications/Media
Applications - the only way I can access this is via Citrix - which is
extremely slow - keeps freezing & kicking me out & I cannot print the
data -
Please call if there is a problem but I need to access this urgently.
Thanks
Joan
Joan Ryan
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*** 06-Apr-2005 08:58:29 Hung.Nguyen ***
*** 8:40:27 06-Apr-2005 ADMIN ***
Media Advisor OZTAM - Metro TV
I urgently need this put back as part of Corporate Applications/Media
Applications - the only way I can access this is via Citrix - which is
extremely slow - keeps freezing & kicking me out & I cannot print the
data -
Please call if there is a problem but I need to access this urgently.
Thanks
Joan
Joan Ryan
Trading Director
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ah cheltenham.. will it's popularity never end?Hatsudai wrote:http://homepage.mac.com/swinnell/misc/f ... stest.html
DRS wrote:It’s uplifting while we drift through time,
‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
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Code: Select all
    private function filterTags($source) {
        // filter pass setup
        $preTag = NULL;
        $postTag = $source;
        // find initial tag's position
        $tagOpen_start = strpos($source, '<');
        // interate through string until no tags left
        while($tagOpen_start !== FALSE) {
            // tag setup
            $fromTagOpen = substr($postTag, $tagOpen_start);
            $tagOpen_end = strpos($fromTagOpen, '>');
            $tagOpen_nested = (strpos(substr($fromTagOpen, 1), '<')+1);
            $tagOpen_length = $tagOpen_end - 1;
            $currentTag = substr($fromTagOpen, 1, $tagOpen_length);
            // iterate through tag finding attribute pairs - setup
            $tagLeft = $currentTag;
            $attrSet = array();
            $currentSpace = strpos($tagLeft, ' ');
            // is end tag
            if (substr($currentTag, 0, 1) == "/") {
                $isCloseTag = TRUE;
                list($tagName) = explode(' ', $currentTag);
                $tagName = substr($tagName, 1);
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            } else {
                $isCloseTag = FALSE;
                list($tagName) = explode(' ', $currentTag);
            }       Â
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            // this while is needed to support attribute values with spaces in!
            while ($currentSpace !== FALSE) {
                $fromSpace = substr($tagLeft, ($currentSpace+1));
                $nextSpace = strpos($fromSpace, ' ');
                $openQuotes = strpos($fromSpace, '"');
                $closeQuotes = strpos(substr($fromSpace, ($openQuotes+1)), '"') + $openQuotes + 1;
                // another equals exists
                if (strpos($fromSpace, '=') !== FALSE) {
                    // opening and closing quotes exists
                    if (($openQuotes !== FALSE) && (strpos(substr($fromSpace, ($openQuotes+1)), '"') !== FALSE))
                        $attr = substr($fromSpace, 0, ($closeQuotes+1));
                    // one or neither exist
                    else $attr = substr($fromSpace, 0, $nextSpace);
                // no more equals exist
                } else $attr = substr($fromSpace, 0, $nextSpace);
                // last attr pair
                if (!$attr) $attr = $fromSpace;
                // add to attribute pairs array
                $attrSet[] = $attr;
                // next inc
                $tagLeft = substr($fromSpace, strlen($attr));
                $currentSpace = strpos($tagLeft, ' ');
            }
            // deals with nexted tags
            if (($tagOpen_nested < $tagOpen_end) && ($fromTagOpen[$tagOpen_nested] == '<')) {
                $preTag .= substr($postTag, 0, ($tagOpen_start + ($tagOpen_end - $tagOpen_nested) - 1));
                $postTag = substr($fromTagOpen, $tagOpen_nested);
                $tagOpen_start = strpos($postTag, '<');           Â
                continue;
            // doesn't contain nested tag
            } else $preTag .= substr($postTag, 0, $tagOpen_start);
            // appears in array specified by user
            $tagFound = in_array(strtolower($tagName), $this->tagsArray);           Â
            // remove this tag on condition
            if ((!$tagFound && $this->tagsMethod) || ($tagFound && !$this->tagsMethod)) {
                // reconstruct tag with allowed attributes
                if (!$isCloseTag) {
                    $attrSet = $this->filterAttr($attrSet);
                    $preTag .= '<' . $tagName;
                    for ($i = 0; $i < count($attrSet); $i++)
                        $preTag .= ' ' . $attrSet[$i];
                    // reformat single tags to XHTML
                    if (strpos($fromTagOpen, "</" . $tagName))    $preTag .= '>';
                    else                                                                $preTag .= ' />';
                // just the tagname
                } else $preTag .= '</' . $tagName . '>';
            }
            // find next tag's start
            $postTag = substr($postTag, ($tagOpen_start + $tagOpen_length + 2));
            $tagOpen_start = strpos($postTag, '<');           Â
        }
        // append any code after end of tags
        $preTag .= $postTag;
        return $preTag;
    }
DRS wrote:It’s uplifting while we drift through time,
‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
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yeah, I'm the same with "crack_check". pure Calvin Cunningham bizzo.jbs wrote:I like "fork"system wrote:if the name was changed it'd make the reverse function, "implode", look pretty silly though.
how about "Dim" though, that always gets me.
I know it makes sense but I'm always like "heheheh fork"
DRS wrote:It’s uplifting while we drift through time,
‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
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CREDIT_RISK_EXPOSURE_TREATMENT
Column Name Column Datatype Column Null Option Column Comment Physical Only Is PK Is FK Source Table/s SourceField(s) Business Rule Transformations/ Error Conditions
EXPOS_UNCVRD_LGD_R DECIMAL(16,9) NULL The rate applicable to the uncovered portion of an exposure. NO NO NO Comes from CRisk None
EXPOS_UNCVRD_PD_R DECIMAL(16,9) NULL The rate applicable to the uncovered portion of an exposure, representing an estimate of the likelihood that a default will occur within a twelve month period. NO NO NO For FIRB and AIRB will come from CRisk, FIRB also has adjustments applied in Pack 3. Not applicable for Stdised None
EXPOS_UNCVRD_EAD_A DECIMAL(21,6) NULL Uncovered portion of exposure - the amount of exposure not covered by any eligbile credit risk mitigation. NO NO NO For FIRB and Stdised calculated in Pack 3.2, for Advanced will come from CRisk None
Column Name Column Datatype Column Null Option Column Comment Physical Only Is PK Is FK Source Table/s SourceField(s) Business Rule Transformations/ Error Conditions
EXPOS_UNCVRD_LGD_R DECIMAL(16,9) NULL The rate applicable to the uncovered portion of an exposure. NO NO NO Comes from CRisk None
EXPOS_UNCVRD_PD_R DECIMAL(16,9) NULL The rate applicable to the uncovered portion of an exposure, representing an estimate of the likelihood that a default will occur within a twelve month period. NO NO NO For FIRB and AIRB will come from CRisk, FIRB also has adjustments applied in Pack 3. Not applicable for Stdised None
EXPOS_UNCVRD_EAD_A DECIMAL(21,6) NULL Uncovered portion of exposure - the amount of exposure not covered by any eligbile credit risk mitigation. NO NO NO For FIRB and Stdised calculated in Pack 3.2, for Advanced will come from CRisk None
sneaky flow like cash flow
on the first of the month
for broke cats that's thirst for the blunt
on the first of the month
for broke cats that's thirst for the blunt
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Sometimes its hard for us to accept that there are links on the internet without a destination - hypertext links to nothing. Many of us question why this happens? how can it be that there is nothing to link to? who is responsible for this? It saddens us to think that the children of tomorrow will inherit a virtual world of broken links and missing content. I received a phone call from teebee today and he asked me to share his thoughts on this matter. He was very sad at the start of the phone call - he repeated what he said in his previous message that he wants us to meditate for 2 hours or more so that we can move from darkness to light. He also said that we should initiate more people to this cause and help others to find the links that link together. Finally teebee said we can do this with or without a new beat or new bassline - what's important he said is that we find all the missing links together and eradicate the world from the evil terror of the 404 error.
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I took her home that day on the beach and that she would remain with me and keep me complete was a matter unspoken. To recount the story to the ones that are charmed by my continual need for her it is a comical tale of a strange girl and a man who had been waiting all his life for her to arrive. Of course I treasure this memory for the fact that that is when I ceased to trudge along singularly and solidly and instead walk steadily with her hand soft in my own. But what truly strikes me with this memory is the feel of the wind on my face as I watched her, the slight briny film that settled on my lips as I licked them wishing I could lay my tongue upon the surface of her instead. I had lived in Brighton near this shitty sea for so long and these things had never even registered. What lived and breathed and swirled around me all those years before her, whilst I plodded along oblivious to everything but my thoughts and the tentacles of my imagination reaching outward and spreading, gripping tight as always?
bit too quiet in the country there young josh? try also www.discoballsinuncomfortableplaces.comSpherix wrote:www.analwhoreswholoveinternetcyb0rcocka ... rmoney.com
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SELECT Str(Month(test.TS_CREATION_DATE))+'/1/'+Str(Year(test.TS_CREATION_DATE)) AS CreateDate, Str(Month(testcycl.TC_EXEC_DATE))+'/1/'+Str(Year(testcycl.TC_EXEC_DATE)) AS ExecDate, TestCycl.TC_STATUS, Count(TestCycl.TC_STATUS) AS CountOfTC_STATUS FROM TestCycl INNER JOIN Test ON TestCycl.TC_TEST_ID = Test.TS_TEST_ID GROUP BY Str(Month(test.TS_CREATION_DATE))+'/1/'+Str(Year(test.TS_CREATION_DATE)), Str(Month(testcycl.TC_EXEC_DATE))+'/1/'+Str(Year(testcycl.TC_EXEC_DATE)), TestCycl.TC_STATUS
Number of Defects per project
SELECT Count(BG_BUG_ID) AS NumberofDefects From Bug
Number of Defects for the previous month
SELECT Count(BG_BUG_ID) AS NumberofDefects From Bug where STR(MONTH([BG_DETECTION_DATE])) = STR(MONTH(DATEADD(month, -1, GetDate()))) AND STR(YEAR([BG_DETECTION_DATE])) = STR(YEAR(GetDate()))
Defects by Template Fields
SELECT bug.BG_PROJECT, bug.BG_SEVERITY, bug.BG_USER_03, bug.BG_USER_04, Count(bug.BG_STATUS) AS CountOfBG_STATUS FROM bug GROUP BY bug.BG_STATUS, Str(Month([BG_DETECTION_DATE]))+'/1/'+Str(Year([BG_DETECTION_DATE])), Str(Month([BG_CLOSING_DATE]))
Number of Defects per project
SELECT Count(BG_BUG_ID) AS NumberofDefects From Bug
Number of Defects for the previous month
SELECT Count(BG_BUG_ID) AS NumberofDefects From Bug where STR(MONTH([BG_DETECTION_DATE])) = STR(MONTH(DATEADD(month, -1, GetDate()))) AND STR(YEAR([BG_DETECTION_DATE])) = STR(YEAR(GetDate()))
Defects by Template Fields
SELECT bug.BG_PROJECT, bug.BG_SEVERITY, bug.BG_USER_03, bug.BG_USER_04, Count(bug.BG_STATUS) AS CountOfBG_STATUS FROM bug GROUP BY bug.BG_STATUS, Str(Month([BG_DETECTION_DATE]))+'/1/'+Str(Year([BG_DETECTION_DATE])), Str(Month([BG_CLOSING_DATE]))
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Carriers providing service from Canada to Australia and New Zealand have advised, due to increased operating and administrative costs, of a General rate Increase to be effective 1st July 2005 on all trade southbound to Australia and New Zealand.
CANADA TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND GRI 1ST JULY 2005.
LCL : USD 10.00 PER CBM
20 ' GP : USD 250.00 PER CONTAINER
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If you have any queries on this matter please do not hesitate to contact our office.
Yours Faithfully,
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CANADA TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND GRI 1ST JULY 2005.
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A web based bulk SMS messaging service was developed to begin with using proper SMPP and HTTP SMS service provider links. Following the successful implementation of the web based service I developed an XML based SMS interface that had the capability of sending bulk text, picture, logo and monophonic ringtone messages. Both the web and XML services were implemented in the C programming language. It was at this stage the switch to Java was made for all my development work as I found it more geared towards the rapid application development nature of wireless messaging services. Next I developed Premium SMS promotion systems, capable of running instant win competitions, quizzes and any other kind of marketing promotion you care to think of that can operate with an unlimited size subscriber base. As well as the promotions, I integrated SMS into HTTP and email based services to complement the company’s already large range of SMS solutions. Towards the end of my time at YouSMS I started looking more into wireless content based services, including MMS and WAP, the content you can send to today’s mobile handsets and Java based applications to deliver the content.
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Adelaide - one 30 secs spot
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