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If your table has the fields (for example)
You can get a list of the number of available copies of all books by
SELECT Title, Copies-Borrowed AS Available FROM myBooks
If a book gets borrowed and you need to update the table you can do
UPDATE myBooks SET Borrowed=Borrowed+1 WHERE ISBN='some value'
And if a book is returned change "+" to "-"
Where do i exaclty put the Select Title?
That's why you are asked to share your code in the rules.
how do i subtract and add values to each fields for every single transaction on the same table?
When you are saying transaction, can you define transaction? Share the code for it?
how do i subtract and add values to each fields for every single transaction on the same table
That is very ambiguous question which I tried to answer. Are you saying you want to modify each field (doesn't make sense but that's what you said)?
Where do i exaclty put the Select Title?
After line 117.
That is very ambiguous question which I tried to answer. Are you saying you want to modify each field (doesn't make sense but that's what you said)?
What i mean about the "each field" is the Quantity and Borrowed only......
Okay so its working for adding values on the Borrowed field but its not Subtracting on the Quantity Field
Heres some code for hte Isssue button:
Dim SqlStatement As String = "INSERT INTO tblIssue(ISBN, Title, BorrowerID, Name, Occupation, BorrowerType, School, DateIssued, DateToBeReturned) VALUES('" & txtBookISBN.Text & "','" & txtBTitle.Text & "','" & txtMemID.Text & "','" & txtMemName.Text & "','" & txtOccupation.Text & "','" & cboBtype.Text & "','" & txtSchool.Text & "','" & DateTimePicker1.Text & "','" & DateTimePicker2.Text & "')"
ds = New DataSet
da = New MySqlDataAdapter("update tblbooks set Borrowed='" & +1 & "' where ISBN='" & txtBookISBN.Text & "'", conn)
da.Fill(ds, "tblbooks")
conn.ConnectionString = connstr
Call showdata()
Sub showdata()
Dim conn As MySqlConnection = New MySqlConnection
Dim da As New MySqlDataAdapter
Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim str1 As String = "select * from tblbooks"
conn.ConnectionString = connstr
da.SelectCommand = New MySqlCommand(str1, conn)
frmBooks.dgvBooks.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
End Sub
Public Sub Save(ByRef SqlStatement As String)
Dim cmd As MySqlCommand = New MySqlCommand
With cmd
.CommandText = SqlStatement
.CommandType = CommandType.Text
.Connection = conn
End With
If MsgBox("Do You Want to Add New Record?", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo) = MsgBoxResult.Yes Then
txtMemID.Text = ""
txtMemName.Text = ""
txtBookISBN.Text = ""
txtBTitle.Text = ""
txtOccupation.Text = ""
cboBtype.Text = ""
txtSchool.Text = ""
End If
End Sub
I dont know if im doing it right here for hte Select code:
Sub showdata1()
Dim conn1 As MySqlConnection = New MySqlConnection
Dim da1 As New MySqlDataAdapter
Dim ds1 As New DataSet
Dim str1 As String = "select Title, Quantity - Borrowed As Available from tblBooks"
conn1.ConnectionString = connstr
da1.SelectCommand = New MySqlCommand(str1, conn)
frmBooks.dgvBooks.DataSource = ds1.Tables(0)
End Sub
okay maybe not working.....
nevermind got it working again......


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Deluge is also an appropriate description of my meeting with the artist himself. We were joined by Mary Louise and artist Santiago Cucullu to talk about his recent show at the Green Gallery East, called "Guesthouse". For an hour we dug into references, ideas and reflections. Barrickman has a fierce intellect and an artist's eye. Everything is magnified. His thoughts on, well, anything are apt, deep and weird. »Read Full Blog Post
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Gen. James Rutherford Wyly
(1782 - 1855)
Gen. James Rutherford Wyly, Ga. Militia was the son of James and Jemima Wyly. His sister was Elizabeth. Some books list 12 kids & some 13. Gen. Wyly's wife was Sarah Hawkins Clark, granddaughter of G...
Suel Hazen
(1793 - 1884)
Information from mother's Find A Grave profile:
She then married EDWARD HAZEN whose first spouse had been Sarah Willard.He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. The couple were wed in Swanzey, Ches...
George Cabot, U.S. Senator
(1752 - 1823)
George Cabot (December 3, 1752 – April 18, 1823) was an American merchant, seaman, and politician from Boston, Massachusetts. He represented Massachusetts in the U.S. Senate and as the Presidi...
John Hazen
(1786 - 1838)
John Chamberlain Holden
(1791 - 1868)
Photo by: Sperry Romig, added: Sep 11, 2012 to Find A Grave Memorial# 96877751
He was a soldier under General Harrison in the War of 1812. In 1813 he married, and in 1815, settled on a farm of 730 ...
Sgt. Clement Lanier
(1796 - c.1826)
Sgt. Enlisted 5-11-1813.
James Mease, Dr.
(1771 - 1846)
James Mease (1771-1846), physician, scientific thinker and author, was one of Philadelphia's most prominent citizens and an ardent booster of both the United States and Pennsylvania. His interests we...
Commodore John Collings Long
(1795 - 1865)
John C. Long was the son of Capt. George & Martha (Hart) Long. He was a commodore in the United States navy, who began his career when he was commissioned a officer in the US navy on June 18, 1812. H...
Hugh Pigot
(1775 - 1857)
Admiral Sir Hugh Pigot (1775–29 July 1857), KCB KCH, was an officer of the British Royal Navy, who served in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, and the War of 1812.
Early life a...
Capt. John Aikman
(1764 - 1841)
Notes Note:
Crown Patentee, Con 1, Lot 1, Barton, Broken Front Lot 1.From Loyalist Ancestors-John AIKMAN Capt., U.E. 1764, 1 Nov 1841. John's name appears in the Haldimand Papers as being on the...
Governor John Brooks
(1752 - 1825)
John Brooks (baptized May 4, 1752 – March 1, 1825) was a doctor, military officer, and politician from Massachusetts. He served as the 11th Governor of Massachusetts from 1816 to 1823, and w...
Daniel Monroe Dry MP
(1790 - 1854)
Vice Admiral James Richard Dacres
(1788 - 1853)
James Richard Dacres, RN (22 August 1788 – 4 December 1853) was an officer of the Royal Navy who saw service during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, and the War of 1812. A membe...
George Johannes Wagner
(1777 - 1854)
Veteran of the War of 1812.
Rear Admiral Silas H. Stringham (USN)
(1798 - 1876)
Rear Admiral Silas Horton Stringham (7 November 1798—7 February 1876) was an officer of the United States Navy who saw active service during the War of 1812, the Second Barbary War, and the Me...
Major John Pitchlynn, Sr. MP
(1765 - 1835)
"Chahta It-ti-ka-na", "Itikhana", ""Choctaws' Friend""
Capt. John Farrow Jackson MP
(1788 - 1856)
Presley Nelville Amberson
(1791 - 1871)
Presley was a graduate of the University of PA, a classical scholar, Like William, he was involved in the economical and political affairs of Pittsburgh. Presley and Sarah married November 8, 1815 Wash...
Maj. John Seth Maner
(1785 - 1852)
In Memory of John S. Maner Born 3rd July 1785 Died 18th June 1852 A native of this community where he occupied a high position and exerted a wide influence for many year, Serving the people in the Hous...
John Robinson
(1793 - 1865)
Headstone photo (see media tab) added by: JC on 5/12/2009 to Find A Grave Memorial# 5984101
Henry Weaver
(1780 - 1840)
Gen. James Smith
(1792 - c.1855)
From the TX State Historical association:
SMITH, JAMES (1792–1855). James Smith, soldier, planter, and politician, was born in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, on September 10, 1792, the so...
Holdridge Chidester
Holdridge Chidester was born in Virginia of Scotch, English, and Welsh ancestry, the family being early established in the Old Dominion. He was a soldier of the war of 1812.
Benjamin Grandy
(1793 - 1874)
Benjamin Grandy, a soldier of 1812 died October 1874, buried Glenside Cem., Wolcott.
Samuel E Thayer, Sr.
(1798 - 1882)
Samuel Thayer served in the War of 1812, not the Civil War.
New York State Census, 1875 Osceola, Lewis, New York
Find a Grave Memorial
Unit Pvt Capt Ketchum's Co Mass L A
Unit Capt Timothy Lyma...
Maj. Samuel Lacey
(1779 - 1863)
Major Samuel Lacey of Marshall, Michigan, was born in Woodbury, Connecticut, January 22, 1779; and died, in his eighty-fifth year, May 9, 1863, at Marshall, Michigan. He was the second son of Ebenezer ...
MAJ John Lapsley McEwen
(1794 - 1876)
Son of David & Margaret (Ervin) McEwen. Married Tabitha H. Barfield in 1821. Children John L. Jr, James, and Mary Scott. Veteran of Creek War & War of 1812. He was a planter
William Hiester MP
(1790 - 1853)
US Congressman. He served Pennsylvania's fourth district in the United States House of Representatives from 1831 to 1837. He served as justice of the peace for Lancaster. He was a member of Pennsylvani...
James Hedding
(1791 - 1861)
John Mead
(1797 - 1885)
In 1812 he served in the New Jersey Militia in Capt. Peter Cole's company, of Col. Joseph Jackson's regiment.
William Van Gilder
(1792 - 1885)
Born William Van Gelder in New Jersey, March 6, 1792. His parents are believed to be Jonathan Van Gelder and Rachel Conklin. In 1812, at age 20, he served in the New Jersey Militia in Capt. Peter Cole'...
Ens. Robert Payne
(c.1791 - 1859)
John Stedman
(1794 - 1827)
Lieut. James DeLancey, 104th regiment
(1789 - 1813)
James DeLancey, b. Round Hill Apr. 1789, d. Kingston, Ontario 11 Dec. 1813 during the War of 1812; a lieutenant with the 104th regiment.
Frederick Hensel
Ira Spaulding
(1788 - 1864)
Ira Spaulding was born in Connecticut in 1779 and served a short time in the War of 1812.
William Eskridge/Askridge
(1780 - d.)
Update 8/27/2016(CLM): William was born in Dorchester County,Maryland. He married Catherine Tregoe on 6/12/1798(1780-1817) in Dorchester County,Maryland. His Second Wife was Cassey Killman and were mar...
Philip Webdell
(1765 - d.)
Update 8/24/2016(CLM): Philip was born in Maryland in 1765. He served in the War of 1812 in the 48th Maryland Jones Regiment Maryland Militia as a Private, and in the 25th Regiment (Humphrey's) Marylan...
Nathan Kinsley
(1790 - 1849)
Joseph Nolen
(1792 - 1869)
Son of John Nolin born 1753 in Ireland. Died 1819 in Harlan County, Kentucky. He married Annie Watkins on July 22 1787 in Frederick County, Maryland, daughter of Samuel Watkins and Anne Chambers.
Anthony Coon
(1786 - 1867)
He was a soldier and prisoner of war in the War of 1812.
Married twice, to Judith Sapp 1790-1858 and Sarah Bosler
Children: Mary Coon 1812-Unknown John H Koon 1813-1880 Abram Miller Koon 1815-1...
William Bernard Bartlett
(1784 - 1850)
A William Bartlett was installed as the first Steward of Mount Zion (Masonic) Lodge in 1809. Likely this one??
William's War of 1812 Pension file indicates that he was granted 160 acres of Bounty Lan...
John Clinton Riddle
(1778 - 1858)
John Riddle was a Blacksmith & farmer and was the first settler in Grass Run.
He served in the War of 1812, married three times and had fourteen children.
1. Husband of Tamar (Goff) Riddle ...
Capt. George Sterling Smith
(1779 - 1842)
Capt George Sterling Smith was a Veteran of the War of 1812 and the Indian Wars having fought at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in Alabama under General Andrew Jackson and Gen Coffee.
About 1820 Capt...
Sherrod Roland
(1788 - 1848)
Daughters of Republic of Texas -, Volume 1
Azariah Cutting Flagg
(1790 - 1873)
Azariah Cutting Flagg (November 28, 1790 in Orwell, Addison County, Vermont – November 24, 1873 in New York City) was an American newspaper printer and editor, and politician.
Bates Cooke, U.S. Congress
(1787 - 1841)
Bates Cooke, a Representative from New York; born in Wallingford, Conn., December 23, 1787; attended the public schools; moved to Lewiston, N.Y.; studied law; was admitted to the bar about 1815 and c...
Daniel G. Garnsey, U.S. Congress
(1779 - 1851)
Daniel Greene Garnsey, a Representative from New York; born in Canaan, Columbia County, N.Y., June 17, 1779; attended private schools; member of the State militia in 1805; brigade inspector in Sarato...
Capt. David Stout Manners
(1777 - 1836)
Update 6/26/2016(CLM): David served in the War of 1812. This information was added by someone else. I do not know how he died or his service record..
War of 1812 Vet. Army captain during the War of 1...
Thomas Wells
(c.1782 - 1860)
Captain in Williamson County militia. Served under Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans. Born in Va., died in Spring Hill, Tenn., June 4, 1860, age 78.
Pvt. William Collier Hodnett
(1793 - 1863)
William Collier Hodnett fought in the War of 1812. In 1830 William Hodnett owned 3 slaves and in 1840 he owned 4.
Judge Chambers McKibbin
(1798 - 1891)
Judge Chambers McKibbin, of the old Pennsylvania Borough of Chambersburg, which was founded by an ancestor of his, has been at the Riggs House here for the past week, and has been almost daily closeted...
Peter Young, Jr
(1781 - 1844)
Name: Peter Young
Birthyear: abt 1780
Birthplace: Pennsylvania, United States
Enlistment Age: 33
Jonathan Zartman
(1790 - 1817)
Tishomingo, Chief to the Chickasaws MP
(1734 - 1838)
Chickasaw War Chief. Probably born in what is now Lee County, Mississippi. As a young man he served with General Anthony Wayne against the Shawnee in the Old Northwest and received a silver medallion f...
Isaac DeHaven
(1789 - 1875)
Isaac served in the War of 1812. He was the son of Samuel DeHaven and Catherine Romig.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy : Jun 21 2016, 5:08:55 UTC
Pvt. David Dalrymple, IV
(1793 - 1853)
David Dalrymple served as a Private in Capt. Hugh Wilson's Co. in the 2nd Bn. (Andrew's) Pennsylvania Militia during the War of 1812.
John Bowen Ogden
(b. - 1813)
He died in 1813 of a wound he received in the War of 1812.
Judge John B. Clopton
(c.1789 - 1860)
John Bacon Clopton was born in Richmond, Virginia on February 12, 1789/90. He was the son of United States Congressman John Clopton and Sarah Bacon Clopton. He married Maria Gaitskell Foster on May 4, ...
George Washington Avery
(1789 - 1863)
He was a farmer in Newbury, Vt. He was in the war of 1812, and received a bounty of 80 acres of land for his services.
THE GROTON AVERY CLAN, Vol. I, by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock ...
Bezaleel Archer
(1771 - 1831)
Bezaleel was a soldier in the War of 1812, and received the respect of a good soldier in the field.
Info source from Bezaleel's son Gideon Archer:
Born 2-APR-1809,
Died 1903,
Notes A paper was ...
Col. Richard Duke Simpson MP
(1770 - 1853)
Duke fought in the war of 1812. He moved his family to Independence, MO in 1831. Duke along with his son George, and son-in-law James M. Hunter, were ringleaders in the persecution and expulsion of the...
Tecumseh MP
(c.1768 - 1813)
"Tikamthi", "Tecumtha", "Crouching Panther", "Great Medicine Panther", "Shooting Star"
The Ric Burns documentary, "Tecumseh's Vision: We Shall Remain" (first aired Oct 2009) can be viewed here:
Tecumseh (properly Tikamthi or Tecumtha: 'One who passes across intervening space from o...
Henry Sturm
(1795 - 1872)
"Colonel Henry Sturm"
War of 1812 veteran, Capt. of Co. CSA Civil War
Inscription on military marker: SGT 5 REGT VA MILITIA WAR OF 1812 [5th Regiment Virginia Militia]
Photo of military marker (see Media tab) by: CAC, a...
Samuel Larimore, Sr.
(1788 - 1873)
War of 1812 Veteran 114th Regiment Virginia Militia Samuel was a strong abolitionist - In 1861 he met Abraham Lincoln at Lincoln's inauguration. Lincoln knew his brother John who lived in Circleville I...
William Cocke, U.S. Senator MP
(1747 - 1828)
William Cocke (1748 – August 22, 1828) was an American lawyer, pioneer, and statesman. He has the distinction of having served in the state legislature of four different states: Virginia, North ...
Oliver Wadsworth Brewster
(1791 - 1872)
Oliver Wadsworth Brewster
Birth: Oct. 25, 1791 Blandford Hampden County Massachusetts, USA Death: Sep. 20, 1872 Freeport Stephenson County Illinois, USA
He attended Union College in Schenectady, Ne...
Pvt. Thomas D McMahan
(1790 - 1870)
Maine Births 25 Aug 1790 GEORGETOWN,SAGADAHOC,MAINE
Pension War of 1812 Pvt Capt Richard Hagan's Co Mass Mil
pension served 27 days. Between June 20,1814 to October 1,1814. Died May 31,1870 Georget...
Henry W. Woolard
(1787 - 1878)
Henry W. WOOLARD born 19 Mar 1787 Rockingham Co., Virginia, married Sarah (?) about 1807 in Virginia. Henry served in War of 1812 from Ohio. Sold his father's land in Hardy Co. in 1822. Is enumerated i...


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Nostalgia Eliminator class will be featured at the Labor Day even! Details coming soon. Off island racers are bringing their cars and sponsoring the class with huge payouts
Pit Space (stall) (2016 Pit Space Manager: Mary Kealoha)
- Pit spaces are $100 per stall for the 2016 season. Top Gun, Pro Et & Jr. Dragster racers are allowed to reserve two (2) stalls each; all other classes are allowed one (1) stall.
- Racers who do not come out to race for two races in a row will be placed on the "inactive racer" listing. Pit spaces of inactive racers will be made available (temporarily) to other racers.
- Once on the inactive racer listing you must notify the pit space manager by 10amon race day of your plan to come out. If no notification is given, the space may be temporarily reassigned to another racer (for race day only). If this happens and you come out without notification, you will have to seek another stall for the race, GIRA will not reassign the racer who is in your stall.
- Inactive racers who wish to allow friends the use of their spaces must notify the pit space manager by 10amof race day.
- Pit spaces are strictly for race and tow vehicles only. All other vehicles must be placed up on the grassy hill behind the pits.
- Pit spaces are to be used for racing pit crews only, not for spectating. If you are not racing, please spectate on spectator side or within the pits of friends who are racing. Pit spaces are in high demand and priority will be given to racers who are participating in the current race event.
- Pit spaces that are surrendered by racers will be surrendered back to GIRA. GIRA will reassign surrendered spaces on a first come first served basis. No longer will members be allowed to bequeath pit space assignments. This policy will ensure that all have equal opportunity at reserving pit space.
- All racers with large enclosed trailers must pit on the ocean side of pit row.
- If you are unsatisfied with your pit space and wish to be reassigned, please ask the pit space manager to put you on the waiting list for your desired stall.
GIRA reserves the right to amend pit space policies and rules when necessary
Track work weekend is scheduled for Saturday, January 30 & Sunday, January 31
Gates will open at 8am.
Garden Isle Racing Association is pleased to announce its 2016 Board of Directors!
President-Tony Ricci
Vice President-Gary Saiki
Treasurer-Mary Kealoha
Secretary-Marci Lach
Director-Bill Turk
Director/Track Manager/Lead Technical Inspector-Gary Long
Director/Assistant Track Manager/Technical Inspector-Jesse Kealoha
December 31, 2015: All volunteer hours must be completed. Pit spaces of members not in good standing will be made available to other racers.
January 1, 2016: Pit space reservations and payments will begin to be taken.
February 2, 2016: This is the date of the General Membership Meeting and first deadline to make payment toward pit space and membership fees. All pit spaces that are not held by a 50% deposit will be made available to other racers.
March 1, 2016: Final deadline to pay for pit space.
March 12, 2016: First race of the 2016 season
2016 Season Schedule
Sunday, February 21, 2016 Test and Tune Day event
Saturday, March 12, 2016 night race
Saturday, April 2, 2016 night race
Saturday, May 7, 2016 night race
Saturday, June 4, 2016 night race
Saturday/Sunday July 2-3 night races
Saturday, August 6, 2016 (Ladies Night)
Saturday/Sunday September 3 & 4 National Dragster Challenge-night
Sunday, October 2, 2016, Day Race
Sunday, November 13, 2016, Day Race–King of the Track


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Drawing on the author's industry experience and more than 42 years teaching courses in electrical machines and electric power engineering, this book explains the material clearly and in sufficient detail, supported by extensive numerical examples and illustrations. New terms are defined when they are first introduced, and a wealth of end-of-chapter problems reinforce the information presented in each chapter.
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Teenager Tony Hawk Soars Above Everybody in the Scary Sport of Skateboarding
Not quite. Hawk's goal is 2½ complete turns, which he's failed to make. But many of the twists, flips and handstands that Hawk has perfected are so original he has to name them as he goes along. "Sometimes I can't wait to skate," says the inventor of the Madonna, the Varial and the Frigidaire, "because I don't know what new tricks I'll come up with that day."
Hawk's long legs often display nicks and dings from his experiments, which have also cost him big chunks of his two front teeth (they're capped) and a few concussions, but his board, with a spray of ads across the bottom, bears witness to his success. Skateboarding isn't a casual after-school diversion anymore. In four years it has shot from a $4 million hobby to a $300 million industry, and skatemaster Hawk, a recent graduate of Torrey Pines High School, is its highest-paid professional. Last year he earned more than $100,000—some $10,000 in prize money generously compounded by stunt work and endorsements. He has appeared in Police Academy IV. He's done commercials for Mountain Dew and Matchbox Toys. He has five corporate sponsors, including: Powell-Peralta, the skateboard manufacturer, which recruited him to its pro team (the Bones Brigade) when he was 14 and is marketing a line of boards under his name; a Stubbies line of Tony Hawk shirts and shorts; and Swatch, which asks only that Tony wear two of its watches, which he does, whenever he appears in public. "I have a lot of sources of income," he says.
Last year Hawk bought his own four-bedroom duplex in Carlsbad, a mile from his parents' home. (Thanks to his son's success, Frank Hawk, an importer, also is a founder and current president of the National Skateboard Association.) Tony shares his new quarters, which feature a backyard Jacuzzi and lots of stereo and video equipment, with three rent-paying skateboarders. When he isn't performing in places like Sweden, Italy and Japan, he is apt to be at the Skate Ranch. "I have to keep progressing, doing something I haven't done before," says Hawk. Doesn't this stuff frighten him? "It's exciting to be upside down in the air and have the feeling I know where I'm at," he says. "But," he concedes, just a little reluctantly, "the new tricks are still scary."
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Over the course of 2 months, I will be sending 50 scanned logos to you. Your job will be to convert these logos into 300 dpi jpg's/TIFF/PSD (4 inches by 4 inches) or Adobe Illustrator files. The final use is for print, so high quality jpg's/TIFF/PSD or Illustrator files are needed. Whatever file format you want is fine, so long as it is print quality.
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Ryan Wallace, the 6-foot-6, 230-pound, three-star tight end is the son of his high school coach. Kevin Wallace has coached Bowling Green (Ky.) High to a 6-1 record and Wallace has caught 22 balls for 350 yards and four touchdowns. "I have a great knowledge of the game," Wallace said. "Since my dad is a coach I feel I'm smart and prepare well. I have great hands and run good routes. I have a great ability to get open, but I want to improve my cuts and agility."
Wallace, ranked as the No. 27 tight end in the country by Scout.com, says he can bench 290 pounds, squat 400 pounds and jumps a 30-inch vertical. He says he can also run a 4.8 forty.
With 14 offers in hand, Wallace said he favors Wake Forest, Colorado and Kentucky solidly over Stanford, Cincinnati and Rutgers. "I talk to all of these schools once a week," he said. "Rutgers just offered me about a week ago, so they are new to my list, but have been recruiting me really hard."
Wallace says he definitely plans to visit Rutgers and Wake Forest officially, but hasn't set the dates yet. He has already visited Colorado (Sept. 15) and Stanford just last weekend (Oct. 12).
"I know a lot of the coaches at Stanford pretty well already," he said. "(Running back) coach Willie Taggart used to coach at Western Kentucky and they are right around here. Now he's at Stanford and has been recruiting me a lot. I have a good relationship with him. I really liked getting to hang out with all the other players and just get a feel for all the pre-game stuff and the game day atmosphere.
"I also love the education you can get Stanford," he said. "It's a great place and I liked the campus a lot. It almost has a southwestern feel to it. Plus the team is young and getting better. They showed signs of what they can do when they beat USC and I just think they need to experience winning more."
Colorado, the other official visit that Wallace has taken, is also trying to rebuild their program like Stanford. "They are playing a lot of young players this year and have had some success," he said. "They are losing a few tight ends, so I like my opportunity to play early there and they play their tight ends a lot.
"Colorado is in a great area," he said. "It's right by the Rocky Mountains and the campus is great."
Although it wasn't an official visit, Wallace attended the Wake Forest/Florida State game and will be at the Kentucky/Florida game on Oct. 20. "Kentucky is only about two and half hours away," he said. "Distance is always some kind of a factor, but it's more important that I can fit in and be successful. But my mom wants me to go to Kentucky because they are close.
"I really like the coaches at Kentucky and they've had a great year. I also know a bunch of players there already and I'm really good friends with (freshman offensive lineman) Stuart Hines."
But Kentucky isn't the only place where Wallace has connections. He says that his dad is friends with Wake Forest defensive coordinator Dean Hood. "I've known coach Hood for about seven years now and we have a great relationship. Coach Jim Grobe is building a great football program there and I love their education.
"Wake Forest has a 10:1 student/teacher ratio," he said. "That's great because you aren't in classes with 200 other kids. You aren't a number there."
Although he grew up in Kentucky, Wallace admits that he's always followed Tennessee. "I'm not even sure why, but it was just a school that I've always liked," he said. "I've always liked Louisville too. My uncle has season tickets to the Louisville basketball games."
Wallace says he hopes to make a decision within in the next three weeks. "I'm going to try to make a decision before our playoffs start," he said. "But I'd still like to see if I can visit Wake Forest and Rutgers before I decide."
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Although it's been obvious to CBB readers for quite some time, Life On Mars star Lisa Bonet has confirmed that she is expecting her third child. "I'm seven months and I feel great," shares Lisa, 40. "I've had a tremendous amount of energy, which is lucky, because I have a 14-month-old." She and boyfriend Jason Momoa will be keeping the sex of the baby a delivery surprise, as they did with daughter Lola Iolani last year. Lisa explains,
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Former President Clinton raised $700,000 for Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, more than the approximately $600,000 the campaign initially estimated.
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In SQL Server 2012 Microsoft did lot of enhancements in SSIS, especially by introducing the "Project Deployment Model". After this so many things got better in SSIS. While there are so many good things about this change one thing started to irritate me and that is the error in the job history. With this change we stopped getting the exact error messages in job history. Instead, when we open the job history to check the reason for failure we see this message:
To view the details for the execution, right-click on the Integration Services Catalog, and open the [All Executions] report.
To get the exact job failure reason we need to go the Integration Services Catalog, right click on the Project name >> Reports >> Standard Reports >> All Executions. These reports are very nice and detailed but every time going to these reports and trying to find the error is very irritating. Sometimes too much information is not that good. I have seen people making mistakes in reading these execution reports. Most of the times we are interested in error messages only and not in other execution events. Worst part is we can't even copy the error message to quickly Google the error for solutions. So I thought of doing something about it. Every time I'm not going to open execution reports to see the error.
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AND EM.operation_id = O.operation_id
INNER JOIN [SSISDB].[internal].[operation_messages] AS OMs
ON EM.operation_id = OM.operation_id
INNER JOIN [SSISDB].[internal].[executions] AS E
ON OM.Operation_id = E.EXECUTION_ID
WHERE OM.Message_Type = 120 -- 120 means Error
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AND ISNULL(EM.subcomponent_name, '') <> 'SSIS.Pipeline'
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A quick SQL query to get the exact error would be nice. And as I expected, all the package execution logs and error messages are stored in the SSISDB internal tables. I created below sql script to query the SSISDB to get the exact error messages:
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The Search (1934), C. P. Snow's third novel, focuses on the awakening, pursuit and eventual loss of a scientific vocation. It followed two excursions into genre fiction, and is the kind of realistic novel with which Snow would become primarily associated: it explores the friendships, rivalries and enmities between men in a highly competitive and demanding professional world and also examines, to a lesser but significant extent, their erotic and emotional relationships with women. The Search dramatizes and analyzes the complex dynamics of hope, ambition, idealism, disappointment and failure in ways which anticipate Snow's eleven-volume "Strangers and Brothers" series (1940-1970), but it is more than a trial …
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Tredell, Nicolas. "The Search". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 15 January 2007
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One: There are always 23,000 of America's loudest and most animated fans in the stands. This energizes the Cats and intimidates their opponent.
Two: Even the best officials get swept up in the decibel level and give the Wildcats a friendly whistle.
Three: Kentucky often has better players on its bench than Tennessee has on the floor.
"It's a tremendous venue," said Vol coach Cuonzo Martin, whose team visits Rupp for a 12:05 Saturday tip-off. "But I think the biggest key is the talent level. It's the team you're playing against more than anything."
He has a point. Kentucky's projected starting lineup features five-star freshmen Julius Randle, James Young, Aaron Harrison and Andrew Harrison, plus four-star sophomore Willie Cauley-Stein. Tennessee will counter with one five-star (Jarnell Stokes), two four-stars (Jeronne Maymon, Jordan McRae) and a pair of two-stars (Antonio Barton, Josh Richardson).
For those keeping score at home, there are 24 stars in the Big Blue's starting lineup, 17 in Tennessee's.
The talent gap is even more dramatic if you include the benches. Kentucky's top three reserves – five-star sophomore Alex Poythress, five-star freshman Dakari Johnson and five-star freshman Marcus Lee – account for 15 stars. Conversely, Tennessee's top three reserves – three-star Darius Thompson, two-star Derek Reese and two-star D'Montre Edwards – combine for seven stars.
Bottom line: UK's rotation consists of eight guys with a total of 39 stars when they signed. UT's rotation consists of eight guys who combined for 24. Throw in the fact that the home-floor advantage at Rupp Arena is worth at least 10 points, and Kentucky appears likely to mop the floor with the Vols.
The great equalizer, however, is experience. The Vols have a bunch, whereas the Cats have virtually none. Tennessee's starting five entered this season with 13 years of collegiate experience. Kentucky's starting five entered this season with one (Cauley-Stein's freshman year).
"We're playing against a talented team in a tremendous atmosphere but we have the experience of going into an environment like that," Martin said. "Guys having the composure to compete and win a basketball game is the most important thing and not get consumed by the stage."
Stokes thinks Tennessee's experience gives the Vols a good chance to overcome the Rupp Mystique and post a second SEC road win.
"We've got a veteran ball club, guys that are used to playing there," Stokes said. "I think we play better (than previous years) on the road. We're coming off a momentum boost at LSU – winning (68-50) on the road. If we play the way we did against LSU, we'll be OK."
Tennessee tends to win when Stokes plays well and lose when he does not. Based on historical precedent, that does not bode well for this game. Stokes went 2 for 9 from the floor and scored just 4 points at Rupp Arena as a freshman in 2012 and went 2 for 5 in scoring 5 points on his return visit as a sophomore in 2013. Still, he believes those experiences were valuable.
"It definitely means a lot to have played there," he said. "I haven't played particularly well at Rupp Arena but I'm older now and I know what to expect. I don't get jitters and butterflies before games."
For Tennessee to win the Vols must crash the boards and avoid mistakes. Kentucky leads the SEC in rebound margin (plus 15.7), so the Big Orange (second at plus 11.7) probably needs to break even on the backboards. More importantly, Tennessee must avoid the kind of turnover totals it registered in previous SEC games against LSU (16), Texas A&M (16) and Auburn (15).
"We're just being careless," McRae said. "When somebody passes the ball we're not really (stepping out and) meeting the pass. It's things that can be corrected. We're taking shots away from ourselves."
Richardson said the Vols must be careful without being tentative.
"We've just got to take care of the ball," he said. "We can't play timid, can't play any different."
Despite its mind-boggling assemblage of five-star talent, Kentucky stands just 12-4 overall and 2-1 in SEC play heading into Saturday's game. Tennessee, 11-5 and 2-1, should not be intimidated.
"We feel like we have a chance to beat anybody we play," Martin said. "It's not a case of 'This team is exceptional; we can't beat them.' We feel like we can beat anyone. The key for us is to play the way we're capable of on both ends of the floor for 40 minutes."
GAME NOTES: Tennessee leads the SEC in scoring defense (58.0 points per game) and Kentucky leads the league in scoring offense (80.3 ppg in conference games)…. Underclassmen are responsible for 98.9 percent of Kentucky's scoring this year…. Tennessee and Kentucky will not meet in Knoxville this season, thanks to the SEC's new schedule. The Vols and Cats played in Knoxville every season since 1922 except for 1943-44 (World War II) and 1952-53 (UK canceled its season due to NCAA violations)…. Tennessee's only wins at Rupp Arena came in 1977 under Ray Mears, 1979 under Don DeVoe, 1999 under Jerry Green and 2006 under Bruce Pearl…. Tennessee's all-time record in Lexington is 16-87…. Kentucky won last season's meeting in Lexington 75-65 but Tennessee avenged that setback with its most lopsided win in series history (88-58) in the rematch at Knoxville…. Today's game will be televised nationally by CBS.