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wow... there's a blast from the past. what have you been up to?

Director of Ticket Sales SUMMARY OF POSTION: This position is responsible for providing mid level DBA duties and routine and repeatable DBA duties utilizing SQL on multiple platforms. POSITION DESCRIPTION: · Monitor storage and performance statistics. · Monitor backups and audit security. · Identify tasks, which require automation and automate them. · Writes control sheets, incident reports and change notices. · Plan, implement, and document backup and recovery strategies and testing · Restore and recover production databases. · Plan and perform database upgrades. · Conduct security audit and maintenance. · Assist in install of RDBMS from media. · Assist in testing new RDBMS features and functionalities. · Assist in database creation including file system setup and installation of scripts. · Assures timely resolution to user issues. · Develops and maintains strong working relationships across departments. · Participates in customer team meetings. · Available to provide 24X7 system support. · Proactively seeks to improve upon the system or processes. · Maintains/edits existing SQL scripts and assists in writing new ones. SPECIFIC PROJECTS/RESPONSIBILITES: · Run needed database queries for targeted mailings · Perform mail merges for personalized letters · Work with director of ticket sales to develop processes which will allow for accurate tracking of call activity, sales credit and a variety of sales reports including a comprehensive end of year summary of all ticket sales · Other reporting needs include: o Group sales reporting o Group promotion reporting o Season ticket sales reporting (non-premium and premium) SPECIFIC PROJECTS/RESPONSIBILITES CONT: · Facilitate e-marketing initiatives · Important member of data validation committee · In-house trainer for all ticket office employees · Assist with technical support for Bills Season Ticket Holder Value Card Program · Oversee name capture data entry and conduct cross referencing, queries, etc. · Help develop and maintain information related to a customer loyalty program · Ensure Do No Call List compliance · Assist with Ticketmaster host imports · Facilitate company and other prospect list imports · Point person for the set-up and maintenance of season ticket holder relocation procedures · Point person for Pitney Bowes and Symposium software SKILLS NECESSARY: · Strong inter-personal and communication skills. Capable of explaining simple procedures in writing or verbally. · Solid understanding of all versions of SQL. · Basic understanding of database architecture including processes, structures and memory. · Basic understanding of SQL Client Tools · Basic understanding of database security including users and roles. · Basic understanding of backup and restore, performance tuning and monitoring. · General understanding of database level programming such as triggers and stored procedures. · General understanding of advanced features such as replication and disaster recovery REQUIREMENTS: · Minimum of (2) years of experience in database management, including the application of computers to data entry, database construction, data analysis, and data display principles and techniques. · Minimum Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or other related technical discipline. Resumes will be accepted until October 27, 2006 or until filled thereafter. “WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER”

Well, certainly gooder than last week.

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Q: Why did God give women arms? A: Do you have any idea how long it would take to lick a bathroom clean?

The problem isn't the pace of the show, it moves a story line every week. However, it just isn't the same story line from season 1 or season 2 or even last week. They introduce SOOOO many new things that they clearly have no intention on tying up the previous loose ends.

Read this: http://ricedelman.com/planning/insurance/disability.asp he is my FP... Other insurance articles: http://ricedelman.com/planning/insurance/default.asp

Actually, disability insurance is probably more valuable, since there is a much greater chance you will become disabled during your working years than to die (thus the HIGHER premiums. They are higher because people USE it.) Your greatest asset is your ability to work - disability guards against losing that asset.

I believe you enter it on checkout.

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would the "gloves be off" in this case, lying in front of him?

good comparison...

try listening to the audio files on sabrespace.com under fanzone. We have all the playoff games there, so it should be there somewhere.

if that's what it takes...

http://www.americangaragedoors.com/images/...slug_gloves.png are we on the right track with this one? Should he be fighting or should he be holding a hockey stick?

Great!

If you go to: http://www.sabrespace.com/ and click on the icejerseys.com ad along the right side you can get some good stuff there at a good price. It also helps support the site. If you are going to order Sabres gear anyway, might as well let someone else help pay for the sites!

Absolutely. The regular season is a marathon. Anyone can win in a short series (except the Braves ). The postseason was supposed to be reserved for the marathon winners, not the also-rans.

no, just more hosting hiccups. Routine maintenance that is never quite routine.

"I'm free Jerry! I'm out there and I'm LOVING IT!"

Even our great teams played like this sometimes and it was nice to break that TD pass streak. I've already moved on....

you mean the right column on tbd.com?

on what page?

how about that yellow box now that gives the recap?

The game was NOT on my to do list. when I checked channel 709 - it says Jax/Indy in the title (from last week). This will cause your season pass to miss the game! You need ot enter the game manually if you want to record it!