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A new Ensign in The FleetWhile you all were shootin' and greetin' I was watching my son become a freshly Commissioned Officer in the Worlds Grandest Navy!
Taking the Oath of Office from CAPT (ADM Select) Boyle. CAPT Boyle's son, T., was PWB's best bud in the VTCC and is now a, USMC 2nd Lt. Mom, Little Sister, Ensign PWB, PWB's Bride to Be! and Pops (that's me). Receiving his first salute from his Gunny. Afterwards, ENS PWB passed the Gunny a 1922 silver dollar from his grandpa's collection. PWB will serve at the Va Tech NROTC unit until his orders take him to Pensacola for basic flight, then he hopes to learn how to fly Sea (Black) Hawks. Proud Navy Dad
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Re: A new Ensign in The Fleet Congrats all the way around, Rich!
Now is the time for all good men to get off their rusty dustys...
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats to your son, you must be very proud. Give him a thanks for his future service to this country and a big GO HOKIES!
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetYou should be very proud.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! THE HIGH PRICE OF FREEDOM IS A COST PAID BY A BRAVE FEW. In memory of our fallen heroes.
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetIt's folks like you and your son that KEEP this a great nation. Congratulations.
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Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats.
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Re: A new Ensign in The FleetThanks to your son for carrying on our proud traditions. Tell him to hook up with a good Chief and he'll go far.
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetLooks sharp in that uniform! Congrats!
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Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats! Duane beat me to the "Find a good Chief" statement. I'm sure you're a very proud dad! The boy looks sharp in those choker whites.
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongratulations.
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Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats to the whole family and to your new proud son.If he want's to learn the right way have him hook up with a Chief as was stated prior to this post.
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats to your son and your family!
Let us speak courteously, deal fairly, and keep ourselves armed and ready.
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Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongratulations. My Dad swore me in as a new 2LT in the Army at VTCC in 1989. My Dad being a soon to retire USNA graduate and Commander. Got a lot of funny looks (and Sirs) at the ceremony. That was a long time ago and I remember it clearly, though all of my "buds" who stayed in are retiring or are about to as LTCs...
Time flies! Enjoy these moments.
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetThanks all! I will pass on the well wishes and advice.
Proud Navy Dad
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Re: A new Ensign in The Fleetcongrats!!!!
No more catchy slogans for me...I am simply fed up...4...four...4...2+2...
Re: A new Ensign in The FleetCongrats indeed - young man is lookin' sharp!
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January 15th, 2008, 09:38 PM | #1 |
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Mailing List Kiosk - Long Shot Help
Okay, so my work is looking to build a kiosk station where customers can sign up for our mailing list. This station will not have internet. I am stumped on this, is there a way to build a html form and have it save the submitted results in an excel file? I know its a long shot on a 4x4 forum, but there is alot of talent out there.
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January 16th, 2008, 09:04 AM | #5 |
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i havnt messed with access much, with the templete are you able to mask the data. I am not sure if people would want to sign up if the last person who signed up's address and phone number are visable and open to anyone.
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with some editing of the standard template it could easily be locked down to a "submit only" type of data entry form. another option is as you originally indicated - a stand alone html template that gathered the information and the onsubmit action would be to post inside of some back end file. be it mysql, excel, access, or even a delimited text file that you later imported into CRM software (or a simple mail merge) http://www.google.com/search?q=sign+...template&hl=en brings up a number of free templates, but I didn't spend any significant amount of time looking at any. My existing large sql query is close to wrapping up so back to work for me, until the next one ties up my machine. |
January 16th, 2008, 09:28 AM | #7 |
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Having the form submit to a text file would work. I have been trying to do that and cant seem to get it to work. I do <FORM action="output.txt" method="post"> and when the submit button is clicked, it simply brings up the text file.... its driving me nuts!!!!
January 16th, 2008, 09:38 AM | #8 |
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blah. I guess I may have just been thinking about this with respect to the form being hosted on a webserver with something like coldfusion, php, mysql, asp, cgi, etc. hosted as well.
according to some very quick reading, by itself, a straight up html form and/or javascript can't write natively to a text file. Guess I'm a bit more tired than I thought. for reference: http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread147272.html http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/help...start=0&t=2100 |
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Playing with economic dynamite
By golly, America is still an exporting powerhouse. In fact, the good ol' U.S.A. is No. 1 in the world in exports! Our corporate leaders, backed by Republicans and Democrats alike in Washington, are now routinely exporting America's most precious goods – our jobs, factories, technologies and middle-class opportunities.
With unemployment and underemployment devastating millions of families in our country, perhaps you've assumed that U.S. corporations simply aren't hiring these days. Nonsense. They added 1.4 million jobs last year alone – overseas.
For example, more than half of Caterpillar's new hires in 2010 were in foreign countries. Many more of this giant's jobs are headed offshore in the near future, for Caterpillar, which was once an iconic American brand, has recently invested in three new plants in China. It will not only manufacture tractors and bulldozers there, but it will also begin to ship its design work and technology development jobs to China.
Likewise, DuPont, once proud of its U.S. workforce, has slashed its number of American employees in recent years, while increasing its Asia-Pacific workforce by more than half. Indeed, DuPont no longer considers itself American – "We are a global player," sniffs its chief innovation officer.
Such homemade brands as Coca-Cola, Dell and IBM are also among the multitude of corporations abandoning our shores and our middle class. Of course, they keep their posh headquarters here so they and their top executives can continue enjoying all that America has to offer.
Calvin Coolidge once famously asserted that "what's good for business is good for America." That's myopic enough, but today's narcissistic CEOs are even more self-centered, declaring that "what's good for business is good for business, America be damned."
In fact, profits are up, the stock market is roaring, corporations are awash in cash, CEOs are reaping fabulous paychecks again, and – did you hear? – holiday spending reached its highest level in four years. Forget last year's talk of gloom, all economic indicators are now on zoom, headed for a new boom!
Well, maybe not all indicators. There is still that pesky little problem of joblessness, for instance. Most politicos and economists, however, no longer want to be bothered with the fact that millions of our people are either unemployed or underemployed. Jobs, they say dismissively, are merely a "lagging economic indicator," a problem that'll take care of itself in the by and by. Just be patient. And be quiet.
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No one at the top wants to admit it, but big business has quietly been imposing a structural transformation on our economy, shifting from a workforce of permanent employees to one in which most jobs are temporary, scarce, low-paid, without benefits and with no upward mobility. Of the 1.2 million jobs created by the private sector last year, for example, 26 percent were temporary positions, and in November, temp jobs soared to 80 percent of that month's total.
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Sundance Film Festival founder Robert Redford sat down for a chat with "Extra's" Jerry Penacoli, talking about a reunion with Barbra Streisand, politics and his motto for this year's 2013 festival: Change.
As for reuniting with his "Way We Were" co-star Streisand, Redford replied, "First of all, I love Barbra. I love working with her, and I'd certainly do it again with her in a flash. Where I put the foot down is I'm not a big fan of sequels. The 'Way We Were,' I think should just be left alone, but doing something again with Barbra is something that I would like."
Redford is also please to see President Barack Obama returning for a second term. He hopes the President will "pay attention to the environment and energy," along with gun control.
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