It’s one of those top-posted email chains. Probably best read from the bottom up. Oh, and HTML formatting by MS Outlook so there goes my validation… OTOH, I’m too lazy to clean it up so I get what’s coming to me I guess. Anyway, without further ado:

Hello, Carter XXXXXX!

Team Prius Has Sent You A Way To
Go!

Here’s What They Had To Say About
You!

Carter Always Goes The Extra
Mile To Be A Seminal Force For Motivation Among His Team
Members. He Has Single-handedly Increased The Productivity Of His Team By
Employing Innovative Techniques For Inspiring And Empowering His Fellow
Employess. Here’s A Typical Testimony From A Member Of Carter’s
Team: "I was terrified that I would have to face Carter with this not in
tomorrow’s build… He beats us"  Thanks, Carter, For Going The Extra
Distance!

Team Prius

—–Original Message—–
From: XXXXXXX, Mike
Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 8:45 PM
To: XXXXXX, Kevin; List-Team Prius
Cc: XXXXXX, Carter
Subject: RE: Migration Build Issue

Yeah. Its weird cause I forced the build twice which usually would
resolve the issue.  I was terrified that I would have to face Carter with
this not in tomorrow’s build, and I had to roll back my change.  He beats
us :(

Thanks.

Mike
________________________________________
From: XXXXXX, Kevin
Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 8:26 PM
To: XXXXXXX, Mike; List-Team Prius
Subject: RE: Migration Build Issue

Mike,
I see that the continuous migration build was fixed.  This problem was
resolved?

Thanks,
Kevin
________________________________________
From: XXXXXXX, Mike
Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 6:11 PM
To: List-Team Prius
Subject: Migration Build Issue

Can you guys take a look at the XXX migration build, its complaining because
the XX_facility table is being added before the XX_facility_type
table.   I have added both of these tables to the
XXX_development_2_7_2_0_0 and XXX_development_2_7_2_0_0_stage databases where
it should be pulling the dependency (table order) data from.

Mike