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what are the default methods on a page object

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18-Apr-07

what are the default methods on a page object

Anatomy of an asp.net web page

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18-Apr-07

Anatomy of an asp.net web page

Important bloggers in asp.net space

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18-Apr-07

Randy Connolly
Scott Allen
Dino Esposito
Scott Guthrie
Jimmy Nilsson
Ted Pattison
Fritz Onion
Scott Mitchell
Rick Strahl

Important for googling

how to work with dotnet table control?

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18-Apr-07

how to work with dotnet table control?

Web Forms Page Syntax

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18-Apr-07

3d modelling kids projects

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14-Apr-07

3d modelling kids projects

A set of five books in science

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14-Apr-07

On the Loadstone and Magnetic Bodies by William Gilbert, 1600

A contemporary of Shakesphere his experiments in Magnetism were not to be improved for 200 years.

Micrographia by Robert Hooke, 1665

He was the rock on which the Royal Society of London was built. He described not only the microscopic world but also geology and the nature of light etc, some of his ideas were apparently borrowed by Newton

On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, 1859

Charles Darwin is Charles Darwin. It will be nice to find a print that has a larger font.

Fragments of Science by John Tyndall, 1871

Its wide ranging topics include the nature of heat and light, spectroscopy, glaciology and the composition of sun. A contemporary of Aldous Huxley and equally popular.

Six Easy Pieces, by Richard P. Feynman, Addison-wesley, 1994

Feynman is Feynman.

Credits

Taken from Dr. John Gribbin as laid out in WSJ, April 14th, 2007

basic class structure in c#

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13-Apr-07

basic class structure in c#

How does method inheritance work in c#: virtual override

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13-Apr-07

This article will address the following

Overloading
virtual and overriding
hiding
return types

The plot seems thicker than what the subject seem to indicate

what does databind do for a datagrid?

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11-Apr-07

A simple aspx page with a datagrid


<h2>A sample data grid</h2>

<asp:GridView ID="testGrid" runat="server">
</asp:GridView>

Sample code for binding to this dataset


public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page 
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //this.testTable
        this.testGrid.DataSource = getSampleDataset();
        this.testGrid.DataBind();
    }
    private DataSet getSampleDataset()
    {
        DataSet ds = new DataSet();
        string xmlData = "<XmlDS>";
        xmlData+= "<table1><col1>Value1</col1><col2>value</col2></table1>";
        xmlData += "<table1><col1>Value2</col1><col2>value</col2></table1>";
        xmlData += "<table1><col1>Value2</col1><col2>value</col2></table1>";
        xmlData += "<table1><col1>Value2</col1><col2>value</col2></table1>";
        xmlData += "<table1><col1>Value2</col1><col2>value</col2></table1>";
        xmlData+= "</XmlDS>";
        System.IO.StringReader xmlsr = new System.IO.StringReader(xmlData);
        ds.ReadXml(xmlsr, XmlReadMode.InferSchema);
        return ds;
    }
}//eof-class

How to quickly load a dataset from xml

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10-Apr-07


DataSet dataSet = new DataSet();
DataTable dataTable = new DataTable("table1");
dataTable.Columns.Add("col1", typeof(string));
dataSet.Tables.Add(dataTable);

string xmlData = "<XmlDS><table1><col1>Value1</col1></table1>";
xmlData += "<table1><col1>Value2</col1></table1></XmlDS>";

System.IO.StringReader xmlSR = new System.IO.StringReader(xmlData);

dataSet.ReadXml(xmlSR, XmlReadMode.IgnoreSchema);

what is XDR?

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10-Apr-07

what is XDR?

Stepping outside: when ordinary turns to Art

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10-Apr-07

http://www.naturephoto-cz.com/

When ordinary turns to Art

Dr Goyal, Pontevedra beach
uvb and uva treatment
xtrac laser

Getting Data from Oracle in asp.net

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7-Apr-07

Getting Data from Oracle in asp.net

Sauteing Brocoli and Cauliflower

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3-Apr-07

Ingredients

Onions (1)
Oil or Butter
Salt and pepper
Pre cut unfrozen but packaged Brocoli
1/2 or full cauliflower

Prepare Oil

Heat oil

Add other condiments (fennel seeds, mustard seeds, chenna dal if needed)

Fry onions in oil for 2 to 3 mins

Turn heat to medium

Add Brocoli and Cauliflower

wash and add brocoli to the pot

Hand twist the cauliflower stems (medium to large size)

Add to the pot

Add a touch of turmeric, some butter, and salt

Cook on medium to low covered for 10 to 15 minutes while stirring one or two times in the middle

Serving

As a side to meat

With hot rice

With Roti

Credits

Desperation

  1. Back to your bridge you evil troll! You have no powers here.
  2. Don't make me go Psycho-Bitch on your annoying ass
  3. I'm sorry. My fault. I forgot you were an idiot.
  4. Amazingly enough, I don't give a shit
  5. A few clowns short of a circus now aren't we?
  6. Whoop-dee fucking-do!
  7. Not the brightest crayon in the box now aren't we?
  8. Well, aren't we just a ray of fucking sunshine
  9. Admitting you're an asshole is the first step
  10. You say I'm a bitch like it's a bad thing
  11. A hard-on doesn't count as personal growth
  12. Aren't we just a lettle freak of nature?
  13. Easy there Mr. Testosterone, you can be replaced by a zucchini

Creditis

Borrowed summarily from http://mom-and-more.blogspot.com

She stands out with her voice and secular humility

Extracted from the PBS Site

Susan Werner's musical path has taken her from opera to pop, jazz and classic folk songs.

But in her latest album, The Gospel Truth, this singer-songwriter explores America's gospel roots ? an experience that leads to her own spiritual journey.

Barenboim On Beethoven

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27-Mar-07

Legendary pianist, conductor, and recording artist Daniel Barenboim performed the complete Beethoven piano sonata cycle in eight concerts at Berlin's Staatsoper, one of the world's most beautiful opera houses. Now, a two-hour GREAT PERFORMANCES special, BARENBOIM ON BEETHOVEN, presents the entire fourth concert, which consists of five sonatas --including the audience favorite "Appassionata" ("Sonata No. 23 F minor," Op. 57). Also featured are excerpts from Barenboim's master classes with acclaimed young pianists Lang Lang, Jonathan Biss, and Shai Wosner. Barenboim, who has played the piano sonatas for more than 50 years, offers fascinating insights into a vital repertoire continually among the most popular works in the entire piano literature. The eight concerts were produced in high definition and pristine surround-sound. The other sonatas included in the concert special are "Sonata No. 5 C minor," Op. 10, No. 1; "Sonata No.11 B-flat major," Op. 22; "Sonata No. 19 G minor," Op. 49, No. 1; and "Sonata No. 20 G major," Op. 49, No. 2.

Tennessee Williams Notebooks quotes

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10-Mar-07

Make voyages! Attempt them... there's nothing else.

More ..

Weekend Edition Saturday, March 10, 2007 � Playwright Tennessee Williams kept "notebooks" for most of his life. Collected and annotated by Margaret Bradham Thornton, they have been published for the first time. Actor Rick Foucheux reads from the notebooks.

Did I die by my own hand or was I destroyed slowly and brutally by a conspiratorial group? ... Perhaps I was never meant to exist at all, but if I hadn't, a number of my created beings would have been denied their passionate existence ... The best I can say for myself is that I worked like hell.

F. Scott Fitzgerald called "the test of a first-rate intelligence": to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.

James Kelly, Scott Nadler, Leading from Below

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5-Mar-07

These are some excerpts from a WSJ article by James Kelly and Scott Nadler.

The are making a case for leadership at every level and how it is essential in all endeavours.

Here is a summary of the guidelines

1. Make the decission to be a leader
2. Focus on influence and not control
3. Empower horizontal organizations
4. work on your trusted advisor skills
5. Dont wait for a perfect time, but just a good time
6. Create vaccums or questions and not imposing solutions
7. Ask questions with out answers
8. wonder "what if"

Please note, I have paraphrased things a little bit here and there. If you are stickler read the article from WSJ.

Crystal Clear :)

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27-Feb-07

When you know the path
You really don't know the path

When you arrive with out knowing
Then you know the path

Weekend Edition Saturday, February 17, 2007 � The slave trade was abolished in the British colonies 200 years ago this year. The film Amazing Grace commemorates the event. Writer Adam Hochschild discusses the birth of the abolitionist movement in Great Britain. (Hochschild is the author of Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire's Slaves.)

In returning and rest shall ye be saved;
in quietness and in confidance shall be your strength.

- Isaiah 30:15

I watch, and am
As a sparrow alone upon the house top.

- Psalm 102

patram pushpam phalam toyam
yo me bhaktya prayacchati
tad aham bhakty-upahritam
asnami prayatatmanah

He who offers to me with devotion only a leaf, or a flower, or a fruit, or even a little water, this I accept from the yearning soul, because with a pure heart it was offered with love

- Bhagavad Gita, 9.26

keith devlin math and wobbly tables

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17-Feb-07

note to be explored

was released in 1936. Director Pare Lorentz knew that the devastating drought on the Great Plains would be a dramatic subject for his first film. Hollywood wasn't interested, but the U.S. government also wanted to make a point about the Dust Bowl and agreed to fund his film.

Two years later, they financed The River, in the hope that it would make the case for massive flood-control projects on the Mississippi.

Both films are widely recognized for their cinematography and for music by American composer Virgil Thomson. The images have been restored and released on DVD, with Thomson's original score performed by the Post-Classical Ensemble. Spaniard Angel Gil-Ordonez conducts.

The music seems very American. worth checking out

A huddle of Southern Pines

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17-Feb-07

Freedom Unchained,
Nature, is spectacular in its randomness
Randomness Perhaps a name aside for nature
Randomness Perhaps at the core of Of Intelligence

The road from a concrete Mall
Previously cleared of a southern pine growth
on perhaps private lands
headed in to a tee
left or right but not through

Overlooking a view of a partial lake
through a small left over growth of 
huddled pines similarly southern in appearance
the clearing for the view produced by 
left over by vehicle tracks

In a surrounding of impending construction
They stood
having taken a number of years to reach
this perspective of a great view
Perhaps of no particular utility to us
We will loose them
and the seller will sell the land
I wondered what is of more value
something that took this long to grow
or something we will build 
and rebuild every few decades

Across the portrait of the landscape
In front of to be precise
stood a traffic bar 
5 or 6 car lengths in span
hoisted by an equally tall black beam of steal

A sign on the post read 
as I took left barely willing to loose my vision
For sale, contact the 10 digit number

Soon low and high
Buildings will rise
A tree separated from its cousin
will stand alone

The lake will be stripped of its mystery
The nakedness of rippling water aginst the concrete
A view oddly unnatural
The lake and the buildings both man made.

how to use tomcat datasources

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14-Feb-07

how to use tomcat datasources