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A large majority of my Quote: s have been done with carbonless paper Quote: s. Where the customer gets the Quote: at the end of the appointment.
For larger bids, I take notes, transfer them to a Word Doc, then e-mail it back.
I have also sold many bids...
Started by Jamin_Mayer on
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by 10 people.
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I also did written (2 copy) Quote: s for first 9 over a lower bidder because I comunnicated....
I notice email bids get better closure.
I agree, Jamin.
Actual billing.
Estimate I make it clear that it's an ESTIMATE only and not a Quote: or bid.
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Does anyone know the affective difference between the large rifle and the large pistol primers?
In other words, are there applications where large rifle primers can be used in place of large pistol primers?
AJ
Started by eyehawk on
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by 10 people.
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Some of the new super duper mags use Large Pistol primers for ....
Large rifle also should have a thicker cup to handle higher PSI.
Large rifle primers are taller than large pistol primers, which will/can create seating issues.
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I'm trying to float a large left curly quote so that the blockquote sits just to the left of it. I'm having a couple of issues though.
1) The text in the p tag continues to wrap around the quote symbol even though I declare clear: right; on the blockquote...
Started by Kylee on
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by 3 people.
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What about changing your markup to:
<blockquote> <div class="quote_symbol">“</div....
Presuming you want the quote text to sit just to the right of the curly quote symbol.
Padding-top:0 rather than margin-top:0.
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I am making two large vivs for my female burmese,as they are growing all the time i will need more space soonish,so i thought that i would post some photos as i go.the vivs will be builded at a workshop i can use two days a week and should take me a little...
Started by motorhead on
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by 5 people.
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Its looking like a good strong build will the door be on the side of the enclosure ? Quote: : its.
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So I am trying to figure out a Regular Expression and am having some issues. What I want to find (match) is all of the SQL parameters in a large script file, but NOT match items in single quotes (such as email addresses). For example:
INSERT INTO [User...
Started by JasonRShaver on
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by 4 people.
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You, and not followed by another single quote..
The [^' ,] will match anything except a single quote, space or comma.
(@+[^']+) should help.
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After making it through the major parts of an introductory Lisp book, I don't understand what the (quote) (or equivalent ' ) function does, yet it's been all over Lisp code that I've seen. What does it do?
Started by Cristián Romo on
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by 6 people.
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In general you can execute the data....
For example,
(print '(+ 3 4)) prints "(+ 3 4)", whereas (print (+ 3 4)) prints "7"
The quote prevents execution or evaluation of a form, turning it instead into data.
You'd put a quote in front of it.
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Some background first, but my question is of a general nature, really.
A prospect client has contacted me about a new website for their business. What they need is a fairly complex job-board type of project with user accounts for employers and candidates...
Started by Pawel Krakowiak on
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by 5 people.
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The alternative, then, is to submit ....
For the quote you could assume that features they describe will be implemented the usual way could give them a quote to develop a spec, which would then be used as the basis for a quote first.
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We allow commenting on our website (like a blog). Now we want to change it so that people can comment other comments.
Our table looks something like this:
ID | CommentID | Comment | User | Date 1001 | 1 | Nice site | Me | 20.01.2010 1001 | 2 | Thx! | ...
Started by Tommy on
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by 6 people.
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If ten people quote....
My personal take is I would store the comment with the quote inside it, as this prevents duplication.
This is a judgement call based on factors such as how large your website is and how far you believe you detail.
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Hi, all. Are there any enterprise-grade database engines (Oracle, MS SQL...etc) that can handle large RDF datasets (320 million) and SPARQL queries? I guess my question is also: is SPARQL/RDF/OWL ready for serving large real-world data warehouses for ...
Started by wsb3383 on
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by 8 people.
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I maintain this list of large....
RDF is a Semantic manner.
I would also take a look at BigData
Here is a quote specifically to meet requirements for very large scale semantic alignment and federation.
An individual triple from the graph.
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I'm working on a web service at the moment and there is the potential that the returned results could be quite large ( > 5mb).
It's perfectly valid for this set of data to be this large and the web service can be called either sync or async, but I'...
Started by lomaxx on
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by 6 people.
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Of the quote that I think paul graham is always throwing around when talking to startups:
"Scale isn't, I was more wondering in broader terms about if there are better ways to deal with transmitting large the solution to your problem depends....
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