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Do CM folk get beyond the monitor for conversations?
Yea, we know. But just in case you were even THINKING about it -------- Don't. Now, go pick up that towel young man....
Yah.. The difference is, we women could fill our profiles with Blahhh, Blahhh, Blahhh all across the page because we know y'all don't read them.. You guys just look at the pictures..
we are supposed to read them too????
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I am not sure any man could be the next Aloha Carl. He is one of a kind.
I am flattered and honored you would place me in the same company of the men in your post. I will speak only for myself. You can believe me when I say I am competition for no one.
Don't ever concede. Gives the appearance of throwing in the towel. There are tons of great women in your age range just waiting for you to take the next step. Considering your location in Texas, you may have to travel further but it is doable. As the Army slogan goes, "be all that you can be". You are as good as any other man.
Be cautious of every word you post and in your profile. Women read these and get a mental impression of what you are in real life. Give everyone their due respect and love, don't belittle anyone especially publically and you will be fine. If you have any that don't care for you, pray for them. No matter what you are or portray as a person, most people will not be liked by 100% of the membership. Just a way of life.
Your friend in Texas.
You're right about most people not being liked by 100% of the membership. Meant to talk to you about that, Leon.....
(For the benefit of those who might take that remark seriously -- DON'T.) We enjoy kidding each other.
You mentioned Carl as being one of a kind. True. The same applies to you, Leon, and Jerry, Victor, Daniel, and all of the other men. All of us are unique!!! There are no two identical people on earth. That adds to the interest, spices up life, and makes the world go around. It also makes it challenging at times, but that adds to one's character. (Yeah, speaking of characters....... )
Glad to see your pearls of wisdom (as always).
And blessings to you, too, my Texas amigo....
Thank you for the kind words. As always, you share a wisdom that makes people feel better about themselves. Now, not being liked by 100% of the members - we will have to discuss that sometimes.
Blessings from Texas my friend,
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Jerry-730726 said:
Daniel....thank you. But Carl DID have one thread NONE of us have done. We are.....
Tell me about it. I think I just laid an egg
Hey Dan,
Since no one else will speak up about Aloha Carl's thread, I'll just spell it out for ya!
Carl would constantly have "Kissing" threads going. They were the most popular ones on CM. The ladies would trip over themselves trying to get in one of his threads.
P.S. In my mind I always referred to him as the "Kissing Bandit".
Linda, aloha.
You are so correct. He loved to do "stuff" this Texan likes. I will always remember one of his many famous sayings, "let's all get lip-locked".
So who is this Aloha Carl you all speak of?


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No matter.
Whether or not the verdict is official, the outcome is almost certain to remain the same. David Ortiz will return to the Boston Red Sox for at least the 2012 season, something that will almost surely become official by Wednesday's 11pm CST deadline to accept or decline an offer of arbitration. The remaining issue is what form Ortiz' return to the Sox will take, and the way in which Ortiz will respond to a dare by the Sox that he bet on his own future.
That is what lies at the crux of the question of whether Ortiz simply should accept a huge payday through arbitration or accept a multi-year deal with a lower average annual value. Either way, the DH appears set to remain a key lineup contributor in 2012.
That development is not surprising. From the time that Ortiz reached free agency, such an outcome seemed all but inevitable. Ortiz wanted to return to the Red Sox. The Red Sox wanted Ortiz to return.
That mutual interest became all the more significant given that the market for designated hitters was inherently limited by several factors:
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--Some teams already have either a DH or have committed to the idea of moving various position players in and out of the DH role to give them rest;
--Some teams are deterred by the prospect of having to give up a top draft pick to sign Ortiz to a multi-year deal, something that became necessary once the Sox offered him salary arbitration.
In the end, since the free agency period began, there has been precisely one team that has expressed publicly an interest in signing Ortiz: The Red Sox. The clearest expression of that interest came when the Sox offered arbitration to the middle-of-the-order basher.
"I think it's a strong indication of our interest and our willingness to commit to him, potentially at a significant salary for next year," said Sox GM Ben Cherington. "[The Sox] remain hopeful he's on the team in 2012. That's been our position all along."
Ortiz is coming off a monster 2011 season in which he was clearly the preeminent DH in the game. He hit .309 with a .398 OBP, .554 slugging mark, .953 OPS, 29 homers and 96 RBI. Thus, if he accepted arbitration, it could yield a one-year deal worth perhaps $15 million or more in 2012, up from the $12.5 million Ortiz earned in 2011.
However, the man who ranks third in the major in homers over the last nine years with 320 (an average of 36 a year) did not enter this winter targeting a potential record one-year contract for a position player (a mark currently held by Barry Bonds, who played on a $15.8 million deal in 2007).
Ortiz wanted a multi-year deal, ideally for three seasons. When that did not materialize, he adjusted his sights.
According to an industry source, Ortiz sought a two-year, $25 million deal from the Sox. The team, according to the source, countered by offering him a two-year, $18 million deal -- offering him a couple million more for a second season than he would receive for a one-year deal through arbitration.
At its heart, the Red Sox' offer sends a couple messages. First, the team really wants Ortiz back for 2012, showing a willingness to pay him more for next season than he would receive from any other team for next year. Secondly, the team has a limited comfort level with bringing him back beyond 2012. If they are to do so, it will be at a significant discount from what the team is offering him on a one-year deal.
If Ortiz wants to maximize his earnings and is confident in his ability to put together another strong season in 2012, then there is little doubt that his best bet is to take arbitration, work out a giant one-year deal and then hit the market again next winter (at a time when the free agent offerings once again look fairly uninspiring).
However, there is at least some element of risk involved for Ortiz if he goes the one-year route. He could suffer either an injury or decline and, at age 36, face a thin market for his services next winter. Perhaps the Sox' roster would shift to a point where they did not see a role for him beyond next year.
That being the case, if Ortiz places greater weight on remaining in Boston for the longest possible period of time, then he may be inclined to take a two-year offer from the Sox that would feature the lower annual salary. While it might seem difficult to envision such a scenario, it is worth recalling that catcher Jason Varitek did not regret turning down salary arbitration (and a one-year contract in excess of $10 million) after the 2008 season in favor of a two-year, $8 million deal to return to the Sox.
Varitek wanted, and got, stability. He cared about that than he did about maximizing his earnings. Perhaps Ortiz will reach a similar conclusion.
For the Sox' part, their primary interest is in retaining one of the top pure hitters in the AL for next season. At the same time, the team would also welcome retaining Ortiz beyond next year for the right price.
"We've talked to him about [remaining with the Sox beyond 2012]. In theory, yeah, we'd like to have him on the team. We've expressed to him that, if there's a way to make it work, we'd like to have him on the team moving forward and potentially have him finish his career with the Red Sox," said Cherington. "But we haven't reached an agreement on a contract. We've had good dialogue, and I think there's a good understanding of our respective positions and a lot of mutual respect. If we don't reach anything by tomorrow, we'll see what his [arbitration] decision is. If we don't [reach an agreement on a multi-year deal] and he accepts [arbitration], then we'll be happy with that outcome."
The Sox, it appears, will be happy. But will Ortiz feel similarly if he either does not get the multi-year deal that he seeks or if he does not get the sort of salary he was seeking?
The answer to that will become clearer by midnight on Wednesday. Ortiz confronts a decision about his future, but whatever direction he chooses to pursue, it will almost surely represent the continuation of his epic tenure with the Red Sox.
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The student:teacher ratio of 16:1 is higher than the PA average of 14:1.
Minority enrollment is 100% of the student body (majority Black), which is more than the state average of 29%.
Hardy Williams Academy Charter School operates within the Hardy Williams Academy Charter School District.
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The teacher population of 53 teachers has grown by 17% over five years.
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The student:teacher ratio of 16:1 has stayed the same over five years.
The school's diversity score of 0.04 is less than the state average of 0.83. The school's diversity has stayed relatively flat over five years.
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The district's student population of 824 students has decreased by 6% over five years.
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- September 26, 2007 - The school has changed alot since it wasd taken over by Edison.I have had alot of problems with the staff at RACS. Some of them seem to be very rude and ignorant, they deal with problems pretaining to your children like they owe you no explaination. This year they have a new principal, he seems to be on his P's and Q's. I have 3 children there, I hope these new changes work out for the best. - Posted by Parent
- February 14, 2007 - For a charter school this "school", if it even qualifies to be called that is very dissapointing. The academic programs that he school uses is great but the teachers hardly follow it. Kids have been doing some of the same worksheets for three grades straight...and don't even get me started on the damage to the books. The school has Spanish,Art,Music, and Gym. The problem is the kids get each of these maybe once or twice a week for 45 mins. When you include the fact that it takes the teachers a good 20 mins to settle the children there is very little instructional time left. Tha actual building it's in is disastrous. They have had at least 3 emergencies in the last two years where the kids had to be housed in the church next door. They were due to a lack of heat and two separate gas leaks. During the second gas leak they actually let the kids back in the building BEFORE they had fixed anything. The adminsitration at this school seems very detached. It is almost impossible to get in touch with them. Ever since Edison took over this school has been falling apart. If you are considering Renaissance Advantage Charter School...or RACS as they like to call it please DO NOT waste your time with this sorry excuse for a school. - Posted by Parent
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The Sacramento Kings and Phoenix Suns are already two of the worst teams in the Western Conference, but they could struggle even more as question marks surround a key frontline player for each.
While it's unclear how long DeMarcus Cousins will be on the court for the Kings, the Suns aren't sure Marcin Gortat will make it on the floor at all as they visit northern California on Friday night.
The Kings (21-42), at the bottom of the West and a game behind Phoenix (21-40), have lost nine of 11 and may have trouble slowing their skid if they can't figure out their issues with Cousins. The third-year center was averaging 18.5 points, 10.6 rebounds and 33.2 minutes during the New Year before getting his playing time cut over the past five games.
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ID Type Name Parent
1 Act Rent Null
2 Eng E21-01-Rent Rent
3 Prj P01-12-Rent E21-01-Rent
1 Act Fin Null
2 Eng E13-27-Fin Fin
3 Prj P56-35-Fin E13-27-Fin
I am writing a SP which has to pull the parent based on type. Here always the type Act has ID 1, Eng has ID 2 and Prj has ID 3.
The type ACT parent is always NUll, type Eng parent is Act and type Prj parent is Eng
Now I have table called Detail.I am writing a SP to insert Detail Table data to the Summary table.
I am passing the id as parameter:
I am having problem with the parent. How do I get that?
I can always say when ID is 1 then parent is Null but when ID is 2 then parent is name of ID 1 similarly when ID is 3 then parent is name of ID2.
How do I get that?
Can anyone help me with this:


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- A quick look at fifth-ranked North Carolina's 70-52 win over No. 20 Virginia at the Smith Center on Saturday:
What it means: UNC still knows how to recover from adversity. Three days after losing a double-digit lead and the game to rival Duke in the final minutes, the Tar Heels pulled away from Virginia in the second half. Perhaps fittingly, they were led by senior Tyler Zeller, who faced the most adversity in the Duke game -- missing two free throws, accidentally tipping in a shot for the Blue Devils, then failing to get a hand up in time to alter Austin Rivers' game-winning 3-pointer, all within the final 2 minutes, 38 seconds.
He finished with 25 points and nine rebounds Saturday.
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It also helped that Virginia ACC player of the year candidate Mike Scott spent the final nine minutes of the half on the bench with two fouls.
The fifth-year senior opened the second half with a jumper, and with 16 minutes left, Virginia led 41-39. But the Tar Heels countered with a 17-3 run that included seven points from Zeller. Scott scored the Cavs' first field goal in about six minutes to temporarily halt the run. But then UNC guard Reggie Bullock buried the Tar Heels' first 3-pointer of the game, giving UNC a 59-46 advantage.
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very spacious rooms, very friendly staff, no noise from the road
I opted for the junior suite as I wanted a large space for myself. It was reasonably priced compared to hotels such as Beau Rivage and Palafitte. Location-wise was a bit strange (surrounded by factories) but since it's actually quiet ( I wasn't sure why reviewers were complaining about the sound of water as the white noise helped me sleep better ) I did not mind. The restaurant serves superb food and on par with some of the Michelin restaurants i have dined in Paris. For breakfast, opt for the homemade bread and fruit salad.
It was a junior suite so I was expecting bottled water in the room and room slippers. :( You have to bring your own.
Nice building nearby a river. Calm and nice atmosphere. Nice layout and interior design
Horrible bed and pillows, unfriendly service which was completely absent most of the time.
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Breakfast was not good. less choice. difficult to access if you dont have a car or come by taxi.
We booked a table in the restaurant for when we arrived and experienced a fantastic tasting feast. It was my husband's birthday and the whole weekend was perfect for a celebration.
The hotel isn't central but is surrounded by water which was very soothing. we quickly got used to a two minute walk to the local bus which took us into the centre of town and the train station.
Atmosphere, that the breakfast is included and it is really good. We did not know that they had a very nice restaurant for dinner, we did not booked or anything and they were able to accomodate us. Dinner and wine were very nice.
The wifi was very slow and unstable. The hotel is not cheap, but it has a lot of atmosphere.
The hotel was very charming and the location very peaceful. Enjoyed waking up in a beautiful room to the sound of the river running through the gorge next door. Walking up the valley was also very nice. The morning breakfast was very satisfying and kept us going all day. Particularly enjoyed homemade jams and breads.
The location was further away from the centre of Neuchatel than we wanted to be although it was accessible by car or bus.
Excellent breakfast. The welcome chocolates and handwritten note gave this beautiful hotel a touch of class.
Rushing waterfall from creek quite loud. Perhaps there could be a way to dampen the sound. Restaurant only suitable for a gourmet with a very large purse.
When I checked into hotel it felt like arriving in someones home as not impersonal or clinical like some hotels. Fabulous room with sound of river in background and loved the how each room was different. There was actually a proper hair dryer in the bathroom so a really nice touch....not to be leaving with frizzy hair! Will definitely be back again as just loved the hotel and the staff were so friendly too.
Nothing...everything was just perfect:)
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Everything An oasis on the highway of life.
Reception was brilliant , and very helpful . all staff we encountered were polite and again helpful . Easy to find and short distance from town , Very interesting property .
Nothing much , trains were a bit close , but not that distracting
the ancient watermill was a unique feature.
the description on Booking.com was completely misleading. the location could only be reached by a long [and expensive] taxi ride. there were no restaurants or shops, except the Coop, anywhere near, and the staff informed me that the hotel restaurant only, on Saturday, had a set menu at 150 swiss francs, each. on Sunday, the restaurant is closed, making it impossible to eat anywhere nearby. we ende up picknicking in the room.
Very good atmosphere, nice forniture and every confort
A big far from the town center
Beutiful surroundings in an urban part of the city.
I have one problem with payment, when i was make a reservation the site booking.com take out money crom my credit card or may be freez, so now 2 days as i check out from hotel i was pay for my stay but my freez money since now not anfreez by booking.com site... tell me why???
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After months of preparation, HMAS Success departed Garden Island in Sydney today for a six-month deployment to the Middle East Region to provide logistic support
Rosneft commenced shipment of crude oil extracted at the Northern Tip of Chayvo license off the coast of Sakhalin, with the first tanker carrying Sokol-grade crude leaving port on November 21.
Venezuela is sending its first shipment of crude mixed with Algerian light oil to China, according to state oil company PDVSA and traders.
Venezuela recently


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PRAYER: Can group practice what it preaches?
Re: "Turn event of controversy into event of love" (Your Voice, 5-6).
It has been so gratifying and encouraging to read the sermons espousing love, respect and tolerance as preached to Tacoma's mayor and City Council by Maurie Laufer and several attendees of the recent Pierce County Prayer Breakfast.
They invited a champion who stood up for his beliefs in spite of personal cost. To prove to the community that this was not a "political thing," I have a suggested speaker for next year's breakfast. He also is a man of faith who was fired for acting on his …


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Unbridled greed.
I exercised my economic liberty at Ampad when I worked at Bain.
by BainDrainsYouDry January 12, 2012
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