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- Welcome to 1000 Awesome Things!
- #1 Anything you want it to be
- #2 Stopping to remember how lucky we are to be here right now
- #3 The farthest corners of your mind
- #4 Today
- #5 Collapsing into bed when you're completely, massively exhausted
- #6 The last day of school
- #7 That feeling in your stomach after a really big dump
- #8 Looking back, smiling, and saying thanks
- #9 Crossing off the last item on your list
Hey everyone,My name is Neil and you've stumbled on my blog 1000 AWESOME THINGS.
I wrote an entry on this site for 1000 straight weekdays from 2008 to 2012 while processing the loss of my marriage and a close friend. This blog was my home, my community, and in a lot of ways, my therapy. After this post went viral, the site exploded and won Best Blog in the World two years in a row, scoring over 50 million hits, turning into a series of books, and getting me invited to do a TED Talk, speak to royal families, and travel around the world talking about the power of optimism.
Although it sounds exotic and sexy, it honestly became too much. I lost forty pounds due to stress and wasn't EATING OR SLEEPING well during this time. I was processing those losses and working a full-time job at Walmart the whole time -- writing every night, writing every weekend, saying no to every invitation, relationship, and "outside the blog" opportunity that came my way. Eventually, I wised up and shifted from OBSERVING SIMPLE PLEASURES TO SIMPLY LIVING THEM. I started saying yes. I started dating again. I started reconnecting. And I eventually met someone new.
Leslie is a public school teacher in Toronto and we slowly fell in love, started dating, moved into together, and got married -- and then on the flight home from our honeymoon (on the actual airplane) she told me she was pregnant. That got me writing again! For the next nine months I wrote a 300-PAGE LETTER to my unborn child on how to live a happy life. I knew it wasn't related to success. I had success! And seen many successful people. But I knew I wasn't necessarily happy and neither were they. That letter became my new book _The Happiness Equation_ which came out this year.
Now in my life I'm focused on new projects like The Institute for Global Happiness, speaking about positive mindset, and most importantly, raising a family with Leslie. As I write this our first son is two years old and we just welcomed our second son into the world. This is all why a few months ago I decided to finally quit my job at Walmart and live by the adage: "THE LONGER YOU HOLD YOUR BREATH UNDER WATER THE MORE INTERESTING PLACE YOU'LL COME UP."
Life is random, chaotic, tiny short miracle. We've got around 30,000 DAYS TOGETHER TOTAL. For 1000 of those days this was my home and it's where I began my journey towards finding happiness in my own life. You have my promise to always keep this site up, keep it running, and keep it ad-free. The full archive is here, supporting resources are here, and if you'd like to chat further feel free to drop me a line at the email address below.Thanks for reading,
Neil Pasricha
Toronto, Canada
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Over dinner one night my dad started telling me about his first day in Canada. It was 1968 and he was twenty-three, arriving on a plane with EIGHT DOLLARS in his pocket to start a new life by himself in a country he had never visited. "A community group had a welcome dinner for new immigrants," he started excitedly "And they had a big table of food!" I was unimpressed. "A table of food," I agreed flatly while staring straight ahead and flipping past baseball highlights on TV. "A table of food," he continued. "Basically Neil, all the presentation of the picnic food on the table, I didn't recognize. There were two or three kinds of salad. Potato salad, MACARONI SALAD, maybe coleslaw. Probably four different kinds of sandwiches, ham sandwich, turkey sandwich, chicken sandwich, roast beef sandwich. Then there were the main courses they called it, you know, tuna casserole? Then the desserts was pies. Which I never seen pies before." I put down the remote and glanced at him cock-eyed. Behind the thick, boxy glasses, I could see his eyes darting wildly. "How did you know what everything was?" "My brother was there, so I will ask him and he told me whatever it is. The trays of cold cuts was different, instead of regular chicken they have sliced them, sometimes they have them rolled with the toothpick in them. I had never seen cold cuts before, I seen chicken in chicken form, but not rolled up. Same for cheese… some were in slices, some of them in squares." "What did you eat?" I asked. "I ate everything, that's the only way to get to know! That's how you get exposed when you don't know, just try different things. I can't believe how many things you can get here!" My dad would take me to the grocery store and marvel at the signs beside every fruit. He was fascinated that pineapples came from Costa Rica and kiwis were shipped from NEW ZEALAND. Sometimes he came home and opened an atlas to find out where the countries were. "Somebody brought dates from Morocco and dropped them five minutes from the home." He'd just smile and shake his head. But if I really stop to think about it, a lot had to happen before we could be here right now. A lot had to happen before we could buy bananas from Ecuador and eat turkey cold cuts, before we could scroll through blogs about warm underwear and cool pillows, before we learned to read anything at all, before we grew tall, before we could talk, before we could walk, before we were even born… SO LET'S STOP FOR A SECOND AND PULL BACK. LET'S PULL WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY BACK. Okay. You used to be a sperm. Now don't get self conscious. We all used to be sperm. Check out the period at the end of this sentence. That tiny little dot is around 600 microns wide. When you were a sperm you were about 40 microns wide. And you were so cute back then too with your LITTLE TAIL wagging all over the place and your love of swimming. Boy could you swim. In fact if you hadn't outswum your siblings, you might be a slightly different version of yourself right now. Maybe you'd have a higher-pitched laugh, HAIRIER ARMS, or stand two inches shorter. You had a great life as a sperm but always felt incomplete. The truth is you weren't whole until you met an egg. And then you two began a nine month project to make a cool new version of you. It took a while but you grew arms and legs and eyeballs and lungs. You grew nerves and nails and eardrums and tongues. For a sperm to meet an egg it means your mom met your dad. But it's not just them. Think about how many people had to meet, fall in love, and make love for you to be here. Here's the answer: A lot. Like A LOT a lot. Before they had you, none of your ancestors drowned in a pond, got strangled by a python, or skied into a tree. None of your ancestors choked on a peach pit, were trampled by buffalo, or got their tie stuck in an assembly line. None of your ancestors was a virgin. You are the most MODERN, BRIGHTEST SPARK of years and years and years of survivors who all had to meet each other in order to eventually make you. Your nineteenth century Grandma met your nineteenth century Grandpa down at the candle-making shoppe. She liked his muttonchops and he thought she looked cute churning butter. Your Middle Ages Grandpa met your Middle Ages Grandma while they both poured hot oil from the castle turrets on PILLAGING VIKINGS. She liked his grunts and he thought the flowers in her hair made her heaving bosoms jump out. Your Ice Age Grandpa crossing the Bering Bridge in a woolly mammoth fur met your Ice Age Grandma dragging a club in the opposite direction. He liked her SABER-TOOTH NECKLACE and she dug his unibrow. Your ancient rainforest Grandpa was picking berries naked in the bush while your ancient rainforest Grandma was spearing dodos for dinner. She liked his JUNGLE FUNK and he liked her cave drawings. If it wasn't for the picnic they had afterwards, maybe you wouldn't be here. You're pretty lucky all those people met, fell in love, made love, had babies, and raised them into other people who did it all over again. This happened over and over and over again for you to be here. Look around the plane, coffee shop, or park right now. Look at your husband snoring in bed, your girlfriend watching TV, or your sister playing in the backyard. YOU ARE SURROUNDED BY LUCKY PEOPLE. They are all the result of long lines of survivors. So you're a survivor, too. You're the latest and greatest. You're the top of the line. You're the very best nature has to offer. But a lot had to happen before all your strong, fiery ancestors met each other and fell in love over and over again for hundreds of thousands of years … SO LET'S STOP FOR A SECOND AND PULL BACK AGAIN. LET'S PULL WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY BACK. Okay. Let's go on a field trip. Put your shoes on because we're heading outside. Take a bowling ball and drop it on the edge of your driveway. That's our Sun. Yeah, the ball is only eight inches across and the actual Sun is EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND MILES across but that's our scale for this little brainwave. Okay, now walk down your street ten big paces and drop a grain of salt on your neighbor's lawn. THAT'S MERCURY. Take nine more paces down the street and drop a peppercorn for Venus. And then take another seven paces, so you're now TWO OR THREE HOUSES down the block, and toss down another peppercorn. You got it. That peppercorn is Earth. Here we are, basking in the blazing sun, twenty-six big steps away from the bowling ball. Our giant planet is just a tiny speck in the MIDDLE OF NOWHERE but here's the crazy part: It gets a whole lot bigger. If you keep walking, Mars is only couple more houses away, but Jupiter ends up NINETY-FIVE BIG PACES down the street, out of the neighborhood, and halfway to the corner store. By now a dog is probably slobbering in the bowling ball finger holes and kids are flying by you on their bikes, slurping DRIPPY POPSICLES, and wondering what's up with this nut tossing crumbs on the sidewalk, acting out some demented suburban version of Hansel and Gretel. If you want to finish up our solar system, you're going to have to start taking two- and three-hundred paces for the remaining planets, eventually dropping a grain of salt for Pluto HALF A MILE away from the bowling ball. You can't see the bowling ball with binoculars and it's getting cold out for your long walk home. But here's the crazier part: That's just OUR solar system. That's just OUR bunch of rocks flying around OUR big bright bowling ball star. Turns out our big bright star and all its salt and peppercorns are racing around a cosmic race track with TWO HUNDRED BILLION other big bright bowling ball stars. You'd have to cover the entire Earth with bowling balls EIGHT THOUSAND TIMES to represent the number of stars in our race track. Did we mention this race track has a name? Yup, it's called the Milky Way galaxy, presumably because the scientists who first noticed it were all eating delicious _Milky Way_ candy bars late that Friday night down at the telescopes. So basically our bowling ball, salt, and peppercorns are flying in the fast lane around a ridiculously giant race track galaxy called the Milky Way with billions and billions of other bowling balls, salt grains, and peppercorns, too. But are you ready for the craziest part: THAT'S JUST OUR GALAXY. Guess how many giant racetrack galaxies are in all of outer space? Oh, not many. JUST MORE THAN WE CAN POSSIBLY COUNT. Honestly, nobody knows how many galaxies are out there in the big blackness. All we know is that every few years somebody stares out a little further and finds millions more of them just shining way out in the void. We don't know how deep it goes because our rocketships don't blast off that far and our thickest, fattest telescopes can't see that far. Now, all this space talk might make us feel small and insignificant, but here's the thing, here's the big thing, here's the biggest thing of all: OF THE MILLIONS OF PLACES WE'VE EVER SEEN IT APPEARS AS THOUGH EARTH IS THE ONLY PLACE THAT CAN SUPPORT LIFE. The only place! Oh sure, there could be other life-giving planets we haven't seen yet, but the point is that Earth could easily have been a clump of sulphur gas, be lying in darkness forever, or have a winter that dips a couple hundred degrees and lasts twenty years like Uranus. On this planet Earth, the only one in the giant dark blackness where anything can live, we ended up being HUMANS. Congratulations, us! We are the ONLY species on the ONLY life-giving rock capable of love and magic, architecture and agriculture, jewelry and democracy, airplanes and highway lanes. We're the only ones with interior design and horoscope signs, fashion magazines and house party scenes, horror flicks with monsters, guitar jams at concerts. We got books, buffets and radio waves, wedding brides and roller coaster rides, clean sheets and good movie seats, bakery air and rain hair, bubble wrap and illegal naps. We got all that. But people, listen up. WE ONLY GET A HUNDRED YEARS TO ENJOY IT. I'm sorry but it's true. Every single person you know will be dead in a hundred years -- the foreman at your plant, the cashiers at your grocery store, every teacher you've ever had, anyone you've ever woken up beside, all the kids on your street, every baby you've ever held, every bride who's walked down the aisle, every TELEMARKETER who's called you at dinner, every politician in every country, every actor in every movie, everyone who's cut you off on the highway, everyone in the room you're sitting in right now, everyone you love, and you. Life is so great that we only get a tiny moment to enjoy everything we see. And that moment is right now. And that moment is counting down. And that moment is always, always fleeting. You will never be as young as you are RIGHT NOW. So whether you're enjoying your first toothpicked turkey cold cuts and marveling at apples from South Africa, dreaming of strange and distant relatives from thousands of years ago, or staring into the blackness of DEEP, DEEP SPACE, just remember how lucky we all are to be here right now. If you feel that sense of wonder and beauty in all the tiny joys in life then you're part of an international band of old souls and optimists, smiling on sidewalks, dancing at weddings, and flipping to the other side of the pillow. Let's all high five and keep thinking wild thoughts, DREAMING BIG DREAMS, and laughing loud laughs. Thank you so much for reading this blog. And thank you for being AWESOME! Photos from: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here The post #2 Stopping to remember how lucky we are to be here right now appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
It's where the wild things are. See, we'll never really know HOW FAR THE UNIVERSE FLIES but maybe we should be wondering how far our minds go inside. Because when you let your thoughts run free … they bounce all over the place. When your brain slips into the basement … it zooms to outer space. And when we see you thinking deeply … we see love all over your face. WHAT'S IN THE FAR CORNERS OF YOUR MIND? Is it a wild idea you've been itching to try? Is it time you finally asked out that guy? Is it a business you know you should have started last year? A scary thought about switching careers? Or a dull ache and pain that won't heal till you see her? Let the far corners of your mind to take you closer, take you farther, and take you away. Yes, let the marbles roll till the table ends, LET THE LIGHTS GET BRIGHT NEAR THE EDGE OF THE BEND, and let those whispering voices just start screaming again. AWESOME! Thank you to Rothesay, New Brunswick for picking The Book of (Even More) Awesome as their town read! Photo from: etnaboris The post #3 The farthest corners of your mind appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
Today's the greatest day you've ever lived. Today's the only day you've ever lived. The past is gone, THE FUTURE IS FAR, nothing else matters, except where you are. AWESOME! _The Happiness Equation _is currently #1 overall on the Globe Int'l bestseller list! Photo from: here The post #4 Today appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
Burn, baby, burn. Life's not long and we only got so many moments we're wide awake. So take, take, take -- grab that run at sunrise, laugh with baby before the door, CLOCK INTO WORK WITH ENERGY, and clock out looking for more. Run to that soccer practice, grab ICE CREAM when it ends, stir up a recipe the slow way, and finish by connecting with a friend. Bomb's ticking, CLOCK'S CLICKING, you're going underground soon. So before you die MAKE SURE YOU TRY to squeeze every drop from your days. Run till you bleed, LOVE TILL SHE LEAVES, power up with passion and fire. Give it your best, FORGET ALL THE REST, and collapse at the end of the day. AWESOME! _The Happiness Equation _is currently #1 overall on the Globe Int'l bestseller list! Photo from: here The post #5 Collapsing into bed when you're completely, massively exhausted appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
My friend Jason had a tradition. Every year on the last day of school he'd stop on the bridge over the creek on his walk home, pop open all his three-hole binders, and dump and shake all his PEN-SCRAWLED NOTES and sticker-covered tests into the bubbling rapids below. Somehow the sight of the sheets SOAKING UP AND SMEARING THE INK and then drowning and drifting away gave him the therapeutic closure he needed before summer officially began. Although we didn't all celebrate by POLLUTING LOCAL WATERWAYS, the day always had so much meaning. I don't know about you but our school board didn't spring for air-conditioning, figuring we could make it through a few hot weeks before summer break. So as the cold winter thawed into muggy summer days, the heat just sank and stank, despite pleading windows propped open with dog-eared textbooks and PLASTIC YELLOW RULERS. As that last day approached, a certain smell drifted from all the backpacks, lockers, and gym closets, too. It was a musty combination of dodgeball rubber, CHEAP FLOOR POLISH, and acne medication, complemented by a fine sprinkling of locker mold. But that heat sure did bring some excitement, too. Calendar days flipped by and teachers taught with a little more pep, HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS got lighter, and projects deadlines came and went. Tank tops came out as flip-flops CLIP-CLOPPED up and down the hallway -- with everybody locking eyes, smiling big smiles, and waiting patiently for that beautiful last day to finally come. And then one day … it did. And it sure whipped by in a whirlwind. Maybe your teacher brought a batch of HOMEMADE BROWNIES in a heavy glass tray and everybody sliced a square with a plastic knife while passing around yearbooks and watching a movie with no educational value whatsoever. Maybe you wrote exams early so half the class skipped while the rest come for board games, STUDENTS VS. TEACHERS BASEBALL, or just to collect report cards. Maybe you were graduating and spent the afternoon KICKING PEBBLES in the parking lot while chatting about all the moments you were going to miss as you moved on. There was your first cigarette, THE TUBA INCIDENT, and the hallway drama of prom season. Making plans for pool parties, SUMMER BIRTHDAYS, and sleeping in every morning gives you a great rush and as you walk home with that PEN-SCRATCHED YEARBOOK in your light and baggy backpack, you curl your lips into a tight smile and stare way off into the distances… thinking tall thoughts … and dreaming big dreams … to fill those beautifully wide open spaces. AWESOME! _Thank you for making The Book of Awesome a bestseller for over 200 weeks! It's back on the bestseller list this week over SEVEN YEARS_ _since publishing in 2010! Check it out!_ Photos from: here, here, here, and here The post #6 The last day of school appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
We're all just twisted messes. Sure, you might look fine in your PLEATED PANTS and your frilly dresses, but beneath all that we're just twisted messes. Brown slippery organs, BRITTLE BONES, and bubbling blood cramp every tight little space in your body's homeplace, fool. Sometimes you can't help feel stuffed. Yes, sometimes you can't help notice how cramped, full, and heavy you feel -- after a long night at the bar or a couple BIG MAC MEALS. When you're carrying a big load and dragging that heavy sack I'm saying nothing feels as good as getting home… and getting unpacked. Yes, that feeling in your stomach after a really big dump feels like you're suddenly reborn into a new, improved version of yourself. Your stomach muscles twist "thank you" waves, your brain floats sky high, and RANDY "MACHO MAN" SAVAGE'S theme song trumpet-blasts in your head as you wash your hands, smile in the mirror, and return to the dinner table with a big smile pasted on your face. AWESOME! -- Frank Warren does it again! Join me at an upcoming showing of PostSecret The Show! - Neil The post #7 That feeling in your stomach after a really big dump appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
This is the end, beautiful friend. Late next week 1000 AWESOME THINGS will hit #1 and we'll have finished four years counting down one awesome thing every weekday. So… like Luke Skywalker's triumphant final battle against the FISH MONSTERS, the Jamaican bobsled team's mighty last-second push to capture gold in '88, and Milli Vanilli's final sold-out show in Wembley Stadium, so too is my time writing about AWESOME THINGS climaxing in one last blaze of glory. Four years have gone by like that _SNAP_ and now I'm forced to picture life without STEAMING BURRITOS wrapped in paper towel on my keyboard, piercing migraines in the morning from staying up too late, and getting together with a group of friends AROUND THE WORLD every day to talk about rusty see-saws, glue movies, and almost names. It's time to look back, smile, and say thanks … To MIKE JONES, for so many stories and ideas over the past four years. You'll always be my Superman. To FRANK WARREN OF POSTSECRET, thank you for running the best blog out there and still finding time to help me along the way. You have contributed so much to the world and are a true inspiration. To DREW CURTIS OF FARK.COM, thank you for believing in old, dangerous playground equipment. To WIRES, thank you for connecting my computer to people around the world. You turn classy, sophisticated thoughts into pixels and words -- filling minds and connecting strangers. You ask for so little and give us so much, wires. To readers and commenters who are the soul of the 1000 Awesome Things community, especially FREDDO, JDURLEY, LAURA, BEKAH, KATHY, WENDY, SIMONE, LOVETHEBADGUY, TRIXIERIX, and GALILEO. I've read every single one of your comments and laughed so many times. I'll see you at the Nutella bar at Freddo's afterparty. To the journalists who have written, spoken, and shared stories about 1000 Awesome Things, thank you for being Apostles of Awesome. Special thanks to MISTY HARRIS, NANCY WHITE, ROGER ASHBY, MARILYN DENNIS, DARREN LAMB, and DINA PUGLIESE. To LOUIS SACHER, DAVID SEDARIS, and BILL WATTERSON, thank you for getting a kid excited about writing. To NACHOS, thank you for being my dinner a couple hundred times, after I got home late from work and needed to write tomorrow's awesome thing. I love you so much, nachos. To CHAD UPTON, nobody has supported 1000 Awesome Things like you -- from editing photos, submitting links, and sending ideas all hours of the day. You are a truly awesome friend. Thanks for saying yes to this blog. To CHRIS KIM, you didn't get to see this site win awards, score book deals, or get millions of hits. You just called me every couple days when I started the thing to tell me you liked it. Somehow that's the most important thing of all. Thanks to the many great teachers I've had over the years, especially MR. OLSON, MS. EALES, AJAY AGRAWAL, MIKE WHEELER, and ANDRé PEROLD. Special thanks to MRS. DORSMAN for pushing me out of my shell in third grade. To MOM, DAD, NINA, DEE, and LESLIE, thank you for your patience, ideas, and love through it all. To everyone who has ever read, blogged, emailed, Spacebooked or Pintweeted any post from 1000 Awesome Things around the electronical intertubes, thank you sincerely for your support. To WORDPRESS, thank you so much for hosting my site from Day 1. You give people all over the world a voice. (To start your own free blog, just like I did, click here.) Finally, thank you to you. YES, YOU! I'm talking about you! You, the person staring at this computer. You, the person who just read the word poo. I mean you. Nobody else. You! Thank you so much … for reading this sentence. Thank you for giving those eyeballs to these fingertips and connecting our brains. When we finally hit 1000 AWESOME THINGS I know we'll both look back, SMILE, and say thanks many times. Thank you, thank you, thank you. AWESOME! The post #8 Looking back, smiling, and saying thanks appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.
Because you finally satisfy your toughest critic. Yourself. AWESOME! Photo from: here The post #9 Crossing off the last item on your list appeared first on 1000 Awesome Things.


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1. The Romney Mega Prayer uses SCIENCE to convince evangelicals to pray for a Romney victory tomorrow. I love this chart:
2. Meanwhile, in other faiths, Peruvian shamans have made their predictions:
The 12 medicine men and women in traditional Andean dress gathered Monday at the top of Lima's San Cristobal hill, where they burned incense and rubbed a poster of Obama with flowers and the plant common rue, which is supposed to bring luck.
Meanwhile, a poster of challenger Mitt Romney was assaulted with maracas and a sword as the shamans sang, whistled and danced in a circle for journalists, who came and went as the ceremony continued.
For what it's worth, I think these Peruvian shamans are at least as good of an indicator of the election as your average cable news pundit.


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Thread: creating a trigger
04-19-09, 18:09 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: creating a trigger
I have a city table and customer table. When I insert a customer record I want a trigger which check the customer city value is one the value in city table.
I tried like this but it didn't work
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER city_check
BEFORE INSERT on customer
IF :new.ccity NOT IN
(select CCityName
FROM CCities)
THEN RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20500, The customer city must be in the ccities table.);
04-19-09, 18:30 #2Registered User
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>it didn't work
Above is not a valid Oracle error message.
My car does not work.
Tell me how to make my car go, please.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER city_check BEFORE INSERT ON customer BEGIN IF :new.ccity NOT IN (SELECT ccityname FROM ccities) THEN Raise_application_error(-20500,'The customer city must be in the ccities table.'); END IF; END;You can lead some folks to knowledge, but you can not make them think.
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For most folks, they don't know, what they don't know.
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You don't need a trigger for this.
The correct way of doing this, is to create a foreign key between customer and CCities.
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Apart from the fact that @shammat is absolutely right, here you are: you can not use a subquery in an IF statement. Basically, you'd need to first select a value into a local variable and then use this variable in an IF-THEN-ELSE. It would look like this:Code:
SELECT some_value INTO local_variable FROM some_table WHERE some_condition; IF local_variable = another_something THEN ... END IF;
Therefore, your code might look like this:Code:
create or replace trigger city_check before insert on customer for each row declare l_city_name ccities.ccityname%type; begin select ccityname into l_city_name from ccities where ccityname = :new.ccityname; exception when no_data_found then raise_application_error(-20500, 'The customer city must be in the ccities table'); end;
(*) I suppose that there can not be two cities with the same name in your table - I *know* that this is possible in real world, but - in that case - you'd need to use another identifier along with city name; otherwise, you'll need to handle TOO_MANY_ROWS as well.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Since the days of Cain and Abel, big brothers and little brothers often haven't seen eye-to-eye. More often than not, it's the little brother who starts it. But if big brother opts to entertain his little brother's foolishness with retaliation, mama usually will look at the eldest first and say, "You should know better."
In the big brother-little brother series between Western Conference top seed Minnesota Timberwolves and No. 8 seed Denver Nuggets, the Nuggets started it more often, but the Timberwolves should have known better.
The Wolves clinched their first-ever playoff series win with a fourth victory over the Nuggets in Friday night's Game 5 at the Target Center. But through this entertaining, trash-talking and physically threatening series, a lot of words, glares and low blows, literally, were exchanged. And now the Wolves may realize they wasted a lot of energy for nothing.
It all started so innocently. Wolves center Ervin Johnson had a playful, trash-talking affair going on with Nuggets forward Chris Andersen by saying Andersen wouldn't dunk on him and there would be a hard foul if he did. "The Bird Man" said he wasn't scared and was ready to fly over Johnson.
Nuggets rookie center Francisco Elson, who began the series in solid fashion to the Wolves' surprise, engaged in some trash-talking with his Minnesota foes. The Wolves took exception to Elson's slow trot back to the defensive end after hitting some jumpers. Minnesota's Kevin Garnett was also irritating the Nuggets by goal-tending their field-goal attempts that didn't count after a referee blew a whistle.
And before Game 3 in Denver, with the Nuggets down 2-0, Wolves guard Latrell Sprewell came into the Nuggets' locker room and began playfully trash-talking with the Nuggets' Marcus Camby, his former Knicks teammate and close friend. Camby predicted to Sprewell that the Nuggets would win Game 3, which they did.
The series took a turn for the worse early in the fourth quarter of Game 3. With 8:50 left in the fourth quarter and Denver running away with a 91-68 lead, the ball ended up going out of bounds toward the Nuggets' bench and landed in the hands of rookie forward Carmelo Anthony. After Anthony faked a jump shot, Garnett went to the sideline and tried to grab the ball from Anthony's hands. Anthony snatched it back and then tossed it to the referee. Garnett followed with some words to the Nuggets' bench. With the Pepsi Center crowd in an uproar, Nuggets guard Andre Miller followed by lightly pushing Garnett, who is nine inches taller. Miller also received a technical foul.
"You can't have other players coming to the bench," Miller said. "That's it."
Said Garnett: "It's part of the game. You go in some 'hood right now on the blacktop it would be worse than that."
Garnett also wasn't too happy with Elson from previous games, especially one instance in which Elson gave Garnett a hard foul on the head. Long after Game 3 was over, Camby chatted with Sprewell and Wolves center Oliver Miller outside the Minnesota team bus. When Elson stopped by, several eyewitnesses said Garnett came off the bus and approached Elson. Garnett confronted Elson with the words, "You got words?" The two began having words. But nothing physical ensued and Minnesota coach Flip Saunders ended the whole incident by getting KG back on the bus. From then on, things really got heated.
Between Game 3 and 4, the tongues were wagging -- mostly by the Nuggets, whose confidence rose dramatically from their lopsided Game 3 win.
"I think the pressure just mounts, continues to mount," said Nuggets guard Jon Barry, about the Wolves' past of not advancing past the first round in seven years. "Doubt might creep into their minds, 'Hey, are we going to do this again?' You lose seven times in the first round in a row, you've got to be thinking about it."
Said Camby: "By us winning, it would put more pressure on those guys because they haven't been out of the first round, and they would have to hear all the talk about not getting out of the first round with the media. If we can win this game, it would be a big game for us mentally."
Before Game 4, Wolves guard Sam Cassell talked about the Nuggets awaking a sleeping giant. During the first quarter, Garnett became upset after Elson hit him in the hip. Garnett retaliated by hitting Elson in the groin with 2:55 left in the first quarter. The Nuggets actually made a video copy of Garnett's play and sent it to the NBA, although no punishment is expected.
As the Nuggets played well early on, they began showing their personality in showboating fashion. Andersen began patting his newly permed hair after one dunk. Barry flexed his muscles after a made jumper. And the Wolves slowly began to seethe.
The Wolves finished the nip-and tuck game with an 84-82 triumph after missed shots by Denver's Miller and Voshon Lenard. Once the buzzer sounded, the top seed didn't just walk off the floor in veteran fashion to the locker room. Instead, they celebrated as if the series was over.
Garnett tossed the ball across the court and well into the stands. Cassell jumped on the scorer's table. Sprewell began trash-talking to the dejected Nuggets and got into a 1-on-1 verbal match with Barry. The Wolves ran over to the Nuggets' side of the court to join Sprewell and stood ground like a gang fight was about to ensue. One Nuggets official said a Wolves player even bumped one of the Nuggets' assistants.
The Pepsi Center crowd went from disappointed to dangerous by hurling stuff onto the Wolves as they walked off the floor.
"It was a big win for us," Sprewell said. "It's a difference in the series being 3-1 or tied 2-2. So, that was a huge game."
On Wednesday, the day after Game 4, the little-brother Nuggets' feelings were still hurt.
Elson, still steaming from getting hit below the belt by Garnett, said: "That's a cheap shot by a low-class type player. You don't do that. That's gay on his part. I told him that he was gay, too, for touching me in my private parts." Elson made national headlines with those words and issued an apology to the gay community and to NBA commissioner David Stern the next day.
Elson also added: "They're a No. 1 seed and they're acting like little kids. So it's personal right now, very personal on my part, too."
Said Barry: "I just think it was kind of funny that the No. 1 seed was acting like they've won the championship."
With a laugh, Anthony said: "They might have to bring a lot of extra security to (Friday's) game. There'll be some punches thrown."
With Wednesday's day off, the Wolves weren't available for comment. And once the Wolves returned to practice on Thursday, it seemed as if they were done talking. Garnett didn't respond to Elson's "gay" comments and said the team had decided to turn the other cheek on the trash talk. The focus seemed to be just on the game. The West's No. 1 seed, which averages 30.5 years in age, seemed to finally be focused on being the No. 1 seed and not the No. 8 seed, which averages 26.5 years in age. Well, that was until Oliver Miller got to talking.
As he was walking by the media following Thursday's practice, Miller said: "I don't want to touch somebody because I might be gay."
And before Sprewell addressed the media, Miller added: "Spree, don't touch no men. They might think you're gay."
There it was, big brother reacting to little brother yet again instead of just brushing him off his shoulder.
Now, the Wolves move on from this series and have something much bigger to deal with. Someone that won't engage them in such foolishness. Someone that has been where they are going and further. Someone as hungry that wants what they want and realistically can fight for it, too.
Marc J. Spears, who covers the NBA and Denver Nuggets for The Denver Post, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.


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Welcome to "Yorick [Jungle]"
Hey Mobafire-community,
this is a guide about Yorick as a jungler. I will try to keep the guide as easy as possible, but i will give you enough information to win the game.
Update - 1.2
changed the skillsequence
Update - 1.1
changed Runes *forgot the Quintessence
Update - 1.0
+add Summoner Spells
+add Skill Sequence
+add Masteries
+add Itembuild
+add chapter: Patch Notes
+add chapter: Pro's & Con's
+add chapter: Welcome to "Yorick [Jungle]"
+add chapter: Masteries
+add chapter: Runes
+add chapter: Items
+add chapter: Summoner Spells
+add chapter: Jungle & Ganks
+add chapter: Wardplay
+add chapter: Support
Patch Notes
- Darius Patch (23.5.2012)
• No changes to Yorick
- Hecarim Patch (16.4.2012)
• No changes to Yorick
Pro' & Con's
+ Strong tank bruiser
+ Great jungle sustain
+ Different jungle routes
- isn't the fastest jungler
- depends on blue buff
How to Yorick
First of all I will give you an overview about his passive and his abilities.
Unholy Covenant (Passive):
Yorick's takes 5% reduced damage and his basic attacks deal 5% more damage for each summon that is active. Meanwhile, Yorick's ghouls have 35% of Yorick's Attack Damage and Health.
Omen of War (Q):
Yorick's next attack will deal bonus physical damage and summon a Spectral Ghoul that deals additional damage and moves faster than Yorick's other ghouls. While the Spectral Ghoul is alive, Yorick moves faster as well.
Yorick's next attack will deal 30/60/90/120/150 (+20% physical damage) and summon a Spectral Ghoul for up to 5 seconds.
The Spectral Ghoul deals 8/16/24/32/40 additional damage per hit and moves 15/20/25/30/35% faster. While the ghoul is active, Yorick moves 15/20/25/30/35% faster as well.
Cost - 40 Mana
Omen of Pestilence (W):
Yorick summons a Decaying Ghoul that arrives with a violent explosion, dealing damage and slowing nearby enemies. While the Decaying Ghoul remains alive, nearby enemies continue to be slowed.
Yorick summons a Decaying Ghoul that arrives with a violent explosion, dealing 60/95/130/165/200 (+100% ability power) and slowing nearby enemies by 20/25/30/35/40% for 1.5 seconds. While the Decaying Ghoul remains alive, nearby enemies continue to be slowed by 10/12.5/15/17.5/20% for up to 5 seconds.
Cost - 40/45/50/55/60 Mana
Omen of Famine (E):
Yorick steals life from his target and summons a Ravenous Ghoul that heals Yorick for the damage it deals.
Yorick deals 55/85/115/145/175 (+100% physical damage) and heals for up to 40% of the damage dealt. A Ravenous Ghoul is summoned behind his target, which heals Yorick for the damage it deals and lasts up to 5 seconds.
Cost - 55/60/65/70/75 Mana
Omen of Death (R):
Yorick conjures a revenant in the image of one of his allies. If his ally dies while its revenant is alive, the revenant sacrifices itself to reanimate them and give them time to enact vengeance.
Yorick conjures a revenant in the image of a target allied champion. Revenants deal 45/60/75% of target ally's Attack Damage. If his ally dies while its revenant is alive, the revenant sacrifices itself to reanimate them for up to 10 seconds.
Cost - 100 Mana
After we checked all his abilities lets summ up everything.
We start with Omen of War. This ability is a great choice to deal instant damage on your target and it's always a good choice in every teamfight situation.
Omen of Pestilence is good way to start herras your enemy or starting a teamfight. Don't forget the fact, that you can check brushes and get vision.
Summoner Spells
Let's check which spells are useful and which one doesn't even viable.
+ You can give easy the second blue to your ap caster
+ You will never go out of mana
+ good sustain in the jungle, when you get invaded and your blue was stolen
- No help for strong ganks
+ Nice bait spell
+ A good spell to sustain in every teamifight
- useless in jungle phase
- no help for strong ganks
+ extra damage is always good!
+ extra dmg for ganks
- useless for jungle phase
- not strong enough for every game situation
+ epic troll ;)
- useless for ganks
- useless in teamfights
- useless for ganks
- useless for jungling
- no help in teamfights
- no help in teamfights
+ a good way to do a surprising gank
+ a good way to escape your enemies
+ a creative, but really difficult for ganks
- no help in teamfights
- no extra damage
- no help in jungle
+ strongest spell for ganks
+ a good help to reduce the damage of an enemy
Now we check the masteries and runes. I will show you 3 ways how you can play Yorick in the Jungle.
Offensive Bruiser
• Masteries:21/0/9
Offtank Bruiser
• Masteries:9/12/9 Yorick is not the fastest Jungler so he will take Shyvana and he will counterjungle you at minute 3. In this situation you had to spend so many time to protect your monstercamps and don't get any time for ganks. So be prepared !
• Masteries:0/21/9 Yorick, but you should watch that you gank a lane with a champion who deals so many burst, because of this build your early ganks at lvl 4 & 5 wouldn't be so strong like the other choices before.
After you choose a masterietree I will show you the runepage to handle the jungle!
3x Greater Mark of Alacrity
6x Greater Mark of Strength
9x Greater Seal of Resilience
9x Greater Glyph of Alacrity
+14 armor
+12 physical damage
+11% Attack speed
With these runes you should handle everything. The armor is good to sustain in the jungle and don't get to much damage in ganks. The extra physical damage gives you enough damaga to get a kill. The attack speed is to handle your biggest problem your junglespeed. 11% should be enough to handle against other Champions and don't get outplayed by your enemies.
In this chapter I explain you the itembuild.
|Item Sequence
Mercury's Treads
Trinity Force
Warmog's Armor
Atma's Impaler
Youmuu's Ghostblade
Wriggle's Lantern is a great item for all ad jungler and with the free ward you can invade there jungle or safe your jungle or a lane. The extra armor gives you more sustain in the jungle and upgrade your offtank position.
Mercury's Treads is important for every offtank/fulltank build and will makes you stronger in teamfights.
Trinity Force is a "MUST HAVE" on Yorick. All your power get an upgrade and the passive combined with a good combination of your abilities and auto attacks
*** The Combination: W -> Auto attack -> E -> Auto attack -> Q -> Auto attack
Warmog's Armor is one of the strongest items for a tankbuild and give you so many sustain in all teamfights!
Atma's Impaler combined with Warmog's Armor you get such a damage bust and you will also get more armor for you.
Youmuu's Ghostblade is your final item and after you activate it you will be the strongest fighter in the hole game. It doesn't matter if you chase 1 vs 2 or go in teamfight. with all this 6 items you will win every game!
!A good advice:Don't take these 6 items in every game. You had to choose always the best and you also can choose Guardian Angel instead of Warmog's Armor. With these items you will be really strong but a good player always choose his items to handle his position.
Jungle and Ganks
Ok guys, after we check all abilities and knows which runes and items we need. Now we go to important stuff. In this chapter I will give you important tips to handle the jungle and doing good ganks.
First of all we start with the first item for the best start on your jungle route. You can choose between the safe way or you play aggressive and try to counter jungle your enemies.
Safe way:
+ 5x
1. You start Blue buff and you should activate your first health potion
2. After blue you go to wolves and after that you kill the wraights camp.
3. Now you should watch if your team need a early gank start with red, if not you can go to golems and than do red.
Aggressive way:
+ 2x + 1x Sight Ward
1. You go in the enemy jungle and ward there red
2. You start with blue buff and than wolfs
3. After wolves you go to the enemy golems and steal only the big one
4. Than you go to red and try to steal it
You should always looking for ganks and try to be annoying on lanes, but never forget to level up in the time between. How your ganks get usefull? - That's how you do it:
1. First of all you looking for a lane where a gank needed. You can see that when one lane is really pushed to your tower.
2. After you choose your target you go in position. Your position depends how strong your gank is. The strongest ganks let the enemy no chance to escape one way so look for some ways where he can run away and escape your ganks.
3. Now you found your position and start the gank. Watch out that your team mate on that lane be ready and got enough health and mana to help you. You start with Omen of Pestilence to slow your target, than you throw your Omen of Famine on him and harras him. Your Omen of War should always use between your auto attacks to get an extra auto attack with extra damage.
*4. If you choose Exhaust as summoner spell you can use that spell if your enemy used flash to escape. If you landing Exhaust in the right moment you can still do damage on him and he only wasted his flash. Exhaust is also a good choice if you want a gank a fed enemy and activate Exhaust at the beginning of the gank. All his damage will reduced and you can handle the damage output.
This last chapter is not about Yorick jungle. This chapter will help you in any game and you should know these wardposition on every position.
First I'll show you positions for wards to safe your lanes:
These positions are good to safe your own jungle when you see, that your enemies want to invade you:
If you want play aggressive you should put a ward on these positons to see if you invade your enemy jungler or steal a buff:
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