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Hey, sorry, I don't do jasper any more. It's been so many years since I've touched it, I don't remember anything at all or have the environment setup.
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Guy Hoovler in July 1994. He hired me to my first IT job ever. I had no on the job experience, and could not answer any of the 5 pre-qualifying test questions required to submit a resume. But I noted the questions, drove to Barnes and Noble and looked up the answers. Typed them up with a note that I might not always know the answers, but I'll find them, and submitted that with my resume. That won me an interview amongst candidates with actual on the job experience. I then earned the hire with my "write code on paper that actually works" test. Guy launched my entire career, giving me the chance and teaching me how to work productively in a fast paced IT situation.
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I'm sorry, but I haven't done Jasper work in so many years now I don't remember anything about it.
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asked by jolieodell
I'm a little boring on this. I drink tea all day long, but just unsweet black, mostly at Starbucks. I do drink Yerba Mate for the health benefits (weight, energy, insulin control), and often will get a Yerba Mate mixed with Green Tea at the local tea shop. Would be interested to see what teas you try and end up liking.
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Nope, not me. Sad isn't it? Thanks for letting me know.
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Honestly no one has ever successfully pulled one on me on this day. I'm 100% skeptical of anything that happens. If I got a call from the President himself I'd probably just hang up. I wouldn't believe even important news that I should believe!
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I would check the sql for the report or reports that are slow. If Jasper doesn't have a log file showing what is executing, make sure your slow query log is turned on and check that. If the issue is a query, that will show you which one it is.
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I can't remember receiving any "expensive" gifts really. I suppose I've received Gator tickets, which aren't too cheap, and some nice shoes I wanted. And probably those were the most surprising gifts I received. I have no idea what would classify as the best gift I received. Those "expensive" gifts were fairly near the top.
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Sandalwood, Vanilla, Musk. My favorite perfumes for a woman are Perry Ellis 360, Imari Seduction, VS Sexy Little Things. Because there are few things better than a great smelling woman.
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asked by thatgirlallie
If anything this question will illustrate how practical I am. I wouldn't take movies, because I would have no way to watch them. I wouldn't take any people I care about because I wouldn't want to do that to them. I would take the Bible and the SAS Survival Handbook, but beyond that, how many times can you read the same book.
So I'd take food like fruit/vegetables that has seeds that I could grow to produce more food. -
Learn to ride a motorcycle and ride one for a year, compete in a world wide Tang Soo Do tournament, test for black belt in front of the same guy who tested Chuck Norris, stick fight and train with Remy Presas, be with my daughter at Rock City (the girl has no fear of heights!).
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Would it be a cop out to say, "A man named Brian". Honestly, I've got nothing else.
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No question, has to be Star Wars. I remember, one of the times I saw it, at age 6, seeing it with my grandmother, who has since passed away, at a mall that has since been bulldozed. As we were leaving the mall, my grandmother got a bit lost and was showing some concern over it, and I said to her (according to the story she told for years), "May the force be with you Grandma".
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My brain doesn't work well enough to remember across all time, but first one that comes to mind is Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. I thought it must have been a spoof. But sad to say, Crank 2 was the worst of 2009. Looking at my IMDB vote history, Crystal Skull, Cellular, Following, and a few others have received a lowly 1 out of 10.
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Tough one. It's a long list. But at the top would be new ankles and knees. Due to six sprained ankles, a dislocated knee cap, and crippling problems with both knees, I can't keep in shape and match a warrior exterior to my warrior inclinations. It drives me crazy and is at the top of my list for ever year's goals, but the ankle and knee pain and resulting back pain keeps me from sticking with every exercise routine I've tried.
Also, I would like to be more patient in all things. I live life like Lenny Dykstra played baseball, Agassi played Tennis, and Tebow played football (thus I love all 3), which has as many pros as it does cons (including bodily damage, thus item #1 above). -
Unbaked as in uncooked? Or do you mean oven baked vs pot or microwave? Always cooked. :) But oven baked tastes much better. I also do not like soupy mac and cheese.
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Commitment. Patience. Perseverance. Warrior. Lover.
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I hope so, for the most part. I believe friends have to really be there when times get tough, and I always try to be that friend. I truly want what is best for my friends, but on the flip side, I sometimes give advice when its not asked for, and as I said before, can be too honest. Hopefully, my commitment to my friends overcomes my faults.
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No question, much harder to tell someone you don't love them back. Been there, done that, seen the pain. Would much rather be told that I'm not loved.
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Nachos, donuts and pastries, popcorn, pizza, boneless wings, mac and cheese. (you didn't say they had to be good for me)
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Brian Burridge’s Bio
Digital Nomad. Founder of peepnote.com. CTO of wombeat.com. Sr Rails Developer. Father. Movie lover. Mac Fanatic. Ice Tea Connoisseur. Black Belt.
