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@ Good point! I need to remember to take good advantage of it, too! :)
9:32 AM Nov 25th
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Work brought in a Thanksgiving feast.... yummy! This way I get a good jump-start on the holiday weight gain :)
9:28 AM Nov 25th
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@ @ but you need to plan it so that the dancing appears to happens spontaneously, like in the movies. :)
9:16 AM Nov 25th
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@ aww! We took my step-kid to grocery shop for Thanksgiving donations. She wanted to donate all of her allowance to get more food.
9:15 AM Nov 25th
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@ That's a good idea! It's always so hard to shop for people who already have everything they need/want. Why waste the money?
9:04 AM Nov 25th
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@ That's the plan! We have friends in CO, I always see kids on the slopes. I want my kid to get a chance to learn & love skiing :)
9:04 AM Nov 25th
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@ it helps us keep things in perspective, plus (helps) prevent any crazy shopping sprees :)
9:01 AM Nov 25th
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@ we have a rule: we donate as much to orphanages as spend on kids. So $100 in toys = $100 in donations. Step-kid helps toy shop
9:01 AM Nov 25th
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@ I've never been night skiing... are there flood lights, or is it just by the moon/stars? Either way, sounds neat & dangerous :)
8:56 AM Nov 25th
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@ IMHO, I just think it's sad that every year we move further away from family time for holidays & more towards commercialism.
8:55 AM Nov 25th
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@ sure, & if store was flooding I could see calling in employees to help, but I would say those are "exceptional" circumstances :)
8:53 AM Nov 25th
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@ We have a rotating schedule, so 1 DBA is on call during holidays, but deployment freeze day prior to prevent potential for calls
8:50 AM Nov 25th
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@ I don't disagree with studying and getting better jobs, but there's still no (good) reason to be open on major holidays, imho
8:39 AM Nov 25th
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@ Happy Thanksgiving!!! :)
8:31 AM Nov 25th
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@ Bah. I'm not surprised but it's ridiculous. They can afford to close doors for holidays. I refuse to shop on T-Day regardless sales
8:30 AM Nov 25th
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Just found out Old Navy is open on Thanksgiving. Now I'm thinking of boycotting. Geez, let those poor retail folks have the day off.
8:23 AM Nov 25th
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@ @ There's a setting for that... just deselect "Use autocomplete for usernames"
8:06 AM Nov 25th
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@ aha! Yes, the server is 2008, but db is in 90. I'll see about changing it. Thanks, Buck! :)
7:25 AM Nov 25th
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@ lol oddly enough, your comment was helpful... made me think to just delete it from file directly. Voila! Now it works. Thanks! :)
7:18 AM Nov 25th
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Trying to deploy data mining structure, but getting an error: ddl100_100: HoldoutMaxPercent element cannot [...] Anyone know how to fix? :)
7:13 AM Nov 25th
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