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Ninan    Bangalore,India Tuesday, January 19 2010, 01:20 am
Good work Richard, I am a computational biolgist and found this is a helpful website. Can you post more SAS ?
Bill    Baton Rouge, LA Monday, August 24 2009, 11:37 pm
Very useful site. Your scheduling work saved our gourmet group a bunch of time trying to schedule dinners.

Thanks
Paul Dorfman    Jacksonville, FL Thursday, January 24 2008, 01:01 am
Hey Rich, I have finally found a minute to tell you this site of yours does a really poor job at its maladroit attempt of failing to avoid being uncool! Keep up miserably failing to suck! - Paul
weetsrove    Keflavik Monday, November 19 2007, 01:46 pm
Hello,

Very nice place you have here, You done a great job.

Regards,

Soccer Fan
Emily    New York Friday, November 2 2007, 09:55 am
Have fun and good luck at your conference Dad!!! :-)
Emily    new york Friday, March 30 2007, 01:28 pm
Hi Dad. I don't really know what ur website is about but its AWESOME!!!! ROCK ON 4EVER!!!
Ryan Lo Saturday, March 3 2007, 04:12 am
Indeed, It is very useful for SAS coder. It saved me tons of works. Many Thanks!
Thomas Degenhardt    Hamburg (Germany) Wednesday, January 10 2007, 06:41 pm
Really good site! I got a lot inspiration for my SAS Programs.
I create a link from my Business Intelligence BLOG ( http://schwipps.com ) to your page.
Per Gunnar Hansø    Kristiansund, Norway Wednesday, September 20 2006, 03:11 am

Thanks for the regexp for parsing an apache log entry, it's saved me some work. Here's an slightly different version. 

[variable declarations here]
  = /^(\S+) (\S+) (\S+) \[(.+)\] \"(.+)\" (\S+) (\S+) \"([^"]*)\" \"([^"]*)\"/o;


compare to
  = /^(\S+) (\S+) (\S+) \[(.+)\] \"(.+)\" (\S+) (\S+) \"(.*)\" \"(.*)\"/o;

Nice site, btw :)

Alicia Reeves    Lexington, VA Friday, July 7 2006, 08:43 pm
The day after I found your site I announced to my co-workers that I had found the holy grail of tournament scheduling. Your tables have saved me hours of work. I am the administrator at a summer youth camp, and each week I have to schedule a camp wide volleyball tournament among our 42 camper cabins. Since I found your site I can knock out the pairings in about twenty minutes taking into account all kinds of variables - empty cabins, more guy cabins than girl cabins, etc. THANKS!
Cecil D'Souza    Edison, NJ Friday, May 26 2006, 11:40 am
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with people. You must be one intelligent guy. The website is very well organized and I am keen to spend some serious time here while I hone my skills.
Nina Whitford    Leeds, England Thursday, February 2 2006, 04:20 am
I just used your excel-multisheet macro (a different sample). I have no idea how it works, but it does exactly what I want it to do. Thank you very much!
Matt Pettis    Eagan, MN Wednesday, January 12 2005, 02:21 pm
I just read your response to my posting on SAS-L regarding apache log files. Your solution was much more robust than mine, and I co-opted yours -- thanks. Also, after going to your website, I realized I saw you speak at SUGI 29 on using JavaObj. I wanted to tell you that I enjoyed that talk as well.
Reddy    Bangalore, India Thursday, December 2 2004, 03:47 pm
Richard, You have done a magnificent job. This website is very informative and the "Best Site" I had ever come across for SAS. I saved your webpage in my favorites. Thanks a Lot!
Gary Ross    Milwaukee, WI Wednesday, May 19 2004, 03:38 pm
Not sure at all how I originally got it, but your read_dbf.sas program worked like a charm on the Census Bureau 1990 data files available only as dbf files. Saved me a ton of work. Thanks for the little proggie.
Priya    New York, NY Wednesday, May 5 2004, 02:39 pm
Thanks! I used your delabel macro. It worked like a charm.
Prasanta Kumar Sahu    Bangalore, India Tuesday, September 17 2002, 10:57 pm
Just browsing through, looks to be very useful. I will sit with it quite often in coming days.
Thanks
Richard Gravois    Austin, Texas Thursday, July 11 2002, 03:20 pm
Good work on the ODS in footnote.
Since I was writing static pages, I incorporated some code to clean the 's after the page was created, but I may use the Javascript idea on other pages.

Again, many thanks.
Karen L. Wyland    San Francisco Jun 10, 2001 - 11:50:35
Excellent Site. I've found many useful programs and modules.
Dave Staelens    Madison, NY Jun 24, 2000
Nice Job Rich. Maybe someday I'll actually get my site up and working. :o)
Dick and Ann DeVenezia    Mountain Lakes, NJ Jun 24, 2000
We really like your work. Good Job!
Richard A. DeVenezia    Remsen, NY Jun 15, 2000
Welcome to my website, I hope you enjoy it and find it useful.