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"The earliest holiday card ever" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-30 08:24:55

I got this in the mail late last week from Medic Alert. I was shocked and amused when I opened the envelope. But considering the way the weather has been today. I guess it is appropriate enough. We didn't receive any snow but man is it cold. I headed out to go to the gym walked down the street for 5 minutes in the blustery cold rain and turned right around. I think I'll eat some chocolate mousse instead. And knit.

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"The earliest holiday card ever" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-30 08:24:46

I got this in the mail late last week from Medic Alert. I was shocked and amused when I opened the envelope. But considering the way the weather has been today. I guess it is appropriate enough. We didn't receive any snow but man is it cold. I headed out to go to the gym walked down the street for 5 minutes in the blustery cold rain and turned right around. I think I'll eat some chocolate mousse instead. And knit.

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"Earliest Memory 10: Mickey Mouse sweatshirt" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-13 21:40:40

We were at Disneyland. I was 2. I was riding in a stroller and it suddenly got chilly and started to drizzle. My mom went into a gift shop and got me and my older brother grey Mickey Mouse sweatshirts. The obtain must have been crowded because I waited outside with my Grammy and sat in the stroller eating candy buttons. I wasn’t bothered about the change in weather but I loved that sweatshirt. Is not the best Etsy shop name of all time? Thanks for the lovely memory! All work featured herein copyright &write; 2007 by the respective artists all rights reserved. Yeti Loves Seamonster design by Scottbmotorbike and TinaSeamonster. Implementation by.

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"How to find the earliest start date and the latest end date for ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 05:12:47

(Frank Zhou) The following two SQL patterns can be used to find the earliest start date and latest end go out for consecutive transactions within a group in a SQL Statement. Key (gratify say): (R) - registration may be required for access at the target site ($) - target place may require paid membership for access to this or other content

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"How to find the earliest start date and the latest end date for ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 21:30:48

act TABLE transaction(id be go away_go out DATE end_go out DATE,PRIMARY KEY (id start_date end_go out));ALTER TABLE transaction ADD (CONSTRAINT go away_dt UNIQUE (id start_go out));alter delay transaction ADD (CONSTRAINT end_dt UNIQUE (id end_go out));INSERT INTO transaction(id start_go out end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('01/28/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_go out ('02/07/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id go away_date end_go out) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('02/08/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_DATE ('02/22/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id start_date end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('02/23/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_DATE ('02/27/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_date end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('02/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_go out ('03/29/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id go away_date end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('04/08/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_DATE ('04/09/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_go out end_go out) VALUES(1. TO_go out ('04/10/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_go out ('04/13/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id go away_date end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('04/14/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('04/17/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id go away_date end_date) VALUES(1. TO_DATE ('04/28/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('05/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_go out end_date) VALUES(1. TO_go out ('01/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_DATE ('01/27/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_go out end_date) VALUES(2. TO_go out ('01/28/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('02/07/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id start_go out end_date) VALUES(2. TO_go out ('02/08/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_go out ('02/22/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id go away_go out end_date) VALUES(2. TO_DATE ('02/23/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_DATE ('02/27/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id go away_date end_date) VALUES(2. TO_go out ('04/08/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('04/09/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id go away_date end_go out) VALUES(2. TO_DATE ('04/10/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('04/13/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_date end_date) VALUES(2. TO_DATE ('04/14/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_DATE ('04/17/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id start_date end_date) VALUES(2. TO_DATE ('04/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('05/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));attach INTO transaction(id start_go out end_go out) VALUES(2. TO_go out ('01/18/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'),TO_DATE ('01/27/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));INSERT INTO transaction(id start_date end_go out) VALUES(3. TO_DATE ('01/03/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'). TO_go out ('05/16/2006'. 'MM/DD/YYYY'));SQL> decide * from transaction request by id start_go out; ID go away_DAT END_DATE---------- --------- --------- 1 18-JAN-06 27-JAN-06 (Earliest start_go out : 18-JAN-06 ) 1 28-JAN-06 07-FEB-06 1 08-FEB-06 22-FEB-06 1 18-FEB-06 29-MAR-06 (No consecutive trans filter out ) 1 23-FEB-06 27-FEB-06 (Latest end_go out : 27-FEB-06 ) 1 08-APR-06 09-APR-06 (Earliest start_date : 08-APR-06 ) 1 10-APR-06 13-APR-06 1 14-APR-06 17-APR-06 (Latest end_go out : 17-APR-06 ) 1 28-APR-06 18-MAY-06 (No trans with the assort separate out) 2 18-JAN-06 27-JAN-06 (Earliest start_go out : 18-JAN-06 ) 2 28-JAN-06 07-FEB-06 2 08-FEB-06 22-FEB-06 2 23-FEB-06 27-FEB-06 (Latest end_date : 27-FEB-06 ) 2 08-APR-06 09-APR-06 (Earliest start_date : 08-APR-06 ) 2 10-APR-06 13-APR-06 2 14-APR-06 17-APR-06 2 18-APR-06 18-MAY-06 (Latest end_go out : 18-MAY-06 ) 3 03-JAN-06 16-MAY-06 (No trans with the assort separate out) 18 rows selected. decide id. MAX(earliest_start) earliest_start_date. MAX(latest_end) latest_end_dateFROM(SELECT id go away_date end_date earliest_start,latest_end row_number( ) OVER (PARTITION BY id,lev ORDER BY rn) AS rn FROM (decide id start_date,end_date earliest_start,latest_end rn FROM (SELECT id start_date end_date FROM( decide id go away_date end_go out. LAG (end_date) OVER (PARTITION BY id ORDER BY end_date) +1 lag. LEAD (start_date) OVER (PARTITION BY id request BY start_date)-1 lead FROM transaction ) WHERE start_date = lag OR end_date = lead )MODELPARTITION BY ( id )mark BY(row_number() OVER(divide BY id ORDER BY go away_go out) rn)MEASURES(go away_date end_date. direct(NULL AS DATE) earliest_start. CAST(NULL AS go out) latest_end)RULES(earliest_start[ANY] request BY rn =CASE WHEN start_date[CV()-1] IS NULL OR go away_date[CV()]> end_go out[CV()-1]+1 THEN go away_date[CV( )] END,latest_end[ANY] ORDER BY rn =CASE WHEN end_date[CV()+1] IS NULL OR end_date[CV()]<start_go out[CV()+1]-1 THEN end_go out[CV( )] END )). (decide LEVEL lev FROM dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 2)WHERE CASE WHEN Lev = 1 THEN earliest_start WHEN Lev = 2 THEN latest_end END IS NOT NULL)assort BY id rn; ID EARLIEST_ LATEST_END---------- --------- ---------- 1 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 1 08-APR-06 17-APR-06 2 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 2 08-APR-06 18-MAY-06 SELECT id min(to_date(substr(go away_go out,1. (instr(go away_go out,','. 1)-1)),'DD-MM-YYYY')) earliest_go away_date min(to_date(substr(end_date. (instr(end_date,','. -1)+1)),'DD-MM-YYYY')) latest_end_dateFROM (decide id. LTRIM(sys_cerebrate_by_path(to_burn (start_go out,'DD-MM-YYYY'),','),',') go away_go out. LTRIM(sys_connect_by_path(to_burn (end_go out,'DD-MM-YYYY'),','),',') end_date FROM (SELECT id start_date end_date FROM (SELECT id go away_date end_date. LAG(end_date) OVER (divide BY id ORDER BY end_date) + 1 lag. LEAD(go away_go out) OVER (PARTITION BY id ORDER BY go away_go out) - 1 lead FROM transaction ) WHERE start_go out = lag OR end_go out = bring about ) WHERE CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF =1 cerebrate BY PRIOR end_date + 1 = start_date AND prior id = id )assort BY id to_go out(substr(end_date,(instr(end_go out,',',-1)+1)),'DD-MM-YYYY'); ID EARLIEST_ LATEST_EN---------- --------- --------- 1 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 1 08-APR-06 17-APR-06 2 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 2 08-APR-06 18-MAY-06 SELECT id min_go out max_dateFROM ( SELECT id start_date end_date connect_by_isleaf isleaf aim levelof. TO_go out( SUBSTR( SYS_cerebrate_BY_PATH( TO_burn( start_date. 'MMDDYYYY' ). '-' ). 2. 8 ). 'MMDDYYYY' ) min_date. ( inspect WHEN CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF = 1 THEN end_date END ) max_date FROM ( SELECT other_id id start_date end_date. ( CASE WHEN start_date = LAG( end_date + 1 ) OVER ( divide BY id ORDER BY end_go out ) THEN LAG( other_id ) OVER ( PARTITION BY id ORDER BY end_date ) END ) contiguous FROM ( SELECT id rownum other_id start_date end_date FROM transaction ) ) START WITH contiguous IS NULL cerebrate BY PRIOR other_id = contiguous )WHERE isleaf = 1 AND levelof > 1; ID MIN_DATE MAX_DATE---------- --------- --------- 1 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 1 08-APR-06 17-APR-06 2 18-JAN-06 27-FEB-06 2 08-APR-06 18-MAY-06

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"Bingaman: No US Energy Bill until December, at the earliest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 00:53:21

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"Earliest Memory 11: A very early memory" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-23 19:36:46

I love reading earliest memories and I’ve been thinking a lot about my own. I have so many and I’m sure this isn’t the earliest but it’s one of the most vivid. It was parent day at elementary educate and I was in first or back up evaluate. In my object everyone’s mom was there except exploit. (Of cover everyone’s mom probably was not there… my mama worked a lot and HAD to. I experience this now but at the measure. I felt so so sad.) I began to cry this kind of trying-hard-not-to-but-can’t-help-it cry and Miss Fran a friend’s mom noticed. She said. “Oh. Shannon did your mom alter you that instal? It’s so pretty!”And I stood up comfort crying with snot starting to run down my face. I modeled the instal for my peers and their (probably horrified) parents and announced. “I-t’s (hiccup) re-ver-si-ble.”

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"Earliest use of cacao dated" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 20:16:36

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"earliest days" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 20:48:14

An illustrative example of a cult is the Lynn Marcus organization in the U. S. which is today a virulently reactionary furnish which seeks to function as a evaluate tank for the far right wing of the bourgeoisie.  In the mid-60s the Marcus group the fight Committee was a leftist group active in the New Left mileu.  We ran into them a lot at Columbia University and when they suggested a debate between our groups on Marxist economics we agreed readily.  We sent our most highly qualified comrade. Joseph Seymour as our debater:  the Marcusites were mortally insulted because we hadn’t sent our “leader”.  But just because someone is elected continue of a party does not convey he is thereafter the ultimate fount of all knowledge and authority in every handle of human endevour.  In ordinary organizations there are dozens of comrades who have more knowledge and expertise in particular fields relevant to the Marxist movement.  But not in Marcus’ organization.  And not in Healy’s either. I have read “The Conceputal History of the Labor Committees” open here: in tandem with various news articles from 1968 concerning the Columbia University student strike.  The history of “Lynn Marcus” was that he rolled out of various Trotskyite circles into the student New Left at Columbia University and according to him from behind the scenes lead the touch splintered as he was within SDS between what he aptly called “Action Faction” and “Praxis Axis”.  From there he rolled that humble beginning on… and on… and on through its metamorphoses to what we have right now — everything becoming insane in the period of 1973 to 1974 when the cult of Personality solidified.  The bet I undergo with old news articles is to find any particular resonance in which you can say Larouche and the earliest imprints of the Labor Committee.  It is somewhat difficult to sight even if one can plug in certain names — Tony Papert.  Out of school categorise sessions for an alter education all the act as the students struck a blow against the Establishment in the late 1960s somewhat craftily copied in a sick parody in today’s cult in “Larouche cadre schools”. BTW… … and a bit of a go down from events in cut Universitys  Columbia being the largest one in the United States.  Which is the point of reference for the contend on the “68ers”. … whom “Lyn Marcus” claimed to have lead in the first displace. in that mileu of SDS.  In many ways.  I create by mental act him as one of any number of “third choices” of where one finds themselves when looking around SDS.  One is fooling yourself if one does not see that Cult of Personality being forced as Lynn Marcus holds his lectures and places himself in the lay of some historic events — and the enter of the bow-tie wearing man holding forth at a lecturn to a full auditorium sits there.  But at that time the events he tossed himself into were reasonably plausible.  (Did he initiate the Columbia student strikes?  Probably not him but some of his followers played some role in that one.)  “Action Faction” devolved into The Weathermen terrorist assort for gawd’s sake and much of the other grouping burned out on drugs. As it were the earliest assort joined “The Labor Committees”.  say the name.  Which is a far cry in terms of what it is you think you are joining, from today’s “Larouche Youth Movement”.  Crucial difference in names crucial difference in political focus.   One can at least plausibly see themselves working on the edges of fight politics (as all Marxist organizations be to see themselved doing) as regards to what is the final burst of members in a cult who haven’t much excuse there — the very name tells them they are working for the aggrandizement of a lunatic. So what happened?  Any outer motives clouded out as Lyn always a self-aggrandizement sort weaved his way further and further into his self-importance today making no pretense of purpose — I think the idea at the moment being that a college student learns a whole lot of new names and Larouche’s minions float Larouche as just one more new name.  It doesn’t work too much but for the past few years it’s worked well enough for his purposes ie: a small assort wholly committed persons joining him in his conceive of.

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"What became of the earliest web aesthetic" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 21:57:35

Olia Lialina's illustrated act "Vernacular Web 2" builds on her earlier work which is to "collect classify and describe the most important elements of the early Web - visual as well as acoustic - and the habits of first Web users their ideas of harmony and order." The earliest days of the web were unkind to traditional designers many of whom took some measure to come to grips with floating window sizes user-selectable fonts and the limited palette of design elements in early HTML. The prove was a folk-aesthetic where untrained eyes and sensibilities dominated the be of the net. Much of that original look is gone now but Lialina's bring home the bacon brings it approve and starts to remove into what it all means -- and how its progeny still can be found online today. And today in the end of June 2007 when we hear of amateur culture more often than ever before the cultural influence of "accept to My Home summon" web pages looks especially interesting. populate who created them and their ideas of what the Web is how it can be used and how the pages should look these people's likes and mistakes gave the today's Web its current shape. To me what defines the history of Web is not just the launch dates of new browsers or services not just the dot-com bubbles appearing or bursting but also the appearance of a blinking color button that said "New!" or the sudden mass extinction of starry wallpapers. I desire the old Web 1.0 pages. I started surfing the web in 1995 or 1996 (when I was around 7 years old) and almost nobody else here in Chile had internet. Good times. We had to alter a website for school and we did it very Web 1.0 in purpose: powered by FrontPage with frames a repeating visualise in the accent animated gifs. MIDIs fonts with green flourescent colors broken links hosted in GeoCities.. it was a lot of fun actually. Heh. Tripod mystified me when I first discovered the internet. I wanted my website to be classy though. No horrible scrolling backgrounds for me convey you. Nope my pass days passed as I wrestled with tables. Thick bordered tables with custom colors to make them look like picture frames. Went nice with the puke color flat background and bold red courier font. Oh and a scrolling marquis site tag line set up to show a new nugget of wisdom every measure the page reloaded. If you want to see the early web just spend some time on your local real estate negociate web place. Embedded midi animated gifs poorly resized images you label it. And the truly sad thing is that these brokers are paying people to make these websites and getting this in return. I'm actually going approve and rereading a bunch of books that came out in the early 90s about the new 'cybernet' taking computers by act. What got me started was Andrew express emotion actually. After reading his laughable book talking about how Web 2.0 is sure to doom us all. I went approve and found old books telling us to fasten up our daughters from the mean and nasty internet. You know for a express emotion. Some of these old books were really ridiculous. Now my reading enumerate is much broader. I'm learning how populate first approached this new found connectivity how excited they were. It's really interesting... After I read everything (about 30 books!) I'll alter an amazon list of them.

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