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Love And The Law Of Attraction

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Love And The Law Of Attraction Posted on August 8, 2010 by OSHO Times [tweetmeme source=”@yourtwitterusername” only_single=false] Only a loving person — one who is already loving — can find the right partner. This is my observation: if you are unhappy you will find somebody who is unhappy. Unhappy people are attracted towards unhappy people. And it is good, it is natural. It is good that the unhappy people are not attracted towards happy people; otherwise they would destroy their happiness. It is perfectly okay. Only happy people are attracted towards happy people. The same attracts the same. Intelligent people are attracted towards intelligent people; stupid people are attracted towards stupid people. You meet people of the same plane. So the first thing to remember is: a relationship is bound to be bitter if it has grown out of unhappiness. First be happy, be joyful, be celebrating, and then you will find some other soul celebrating and there will be ...

Free Platform as a Service Providers

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Free PaaS options for deving, experimenting and more It seems that almost all the major Platform as a Service providers offer some kind of free plan. I thought to share a few of them for others to see and benefit. They are especially useful if you are trying to learn a new technology and try out different service providers. Careful, don't get locked in The providers have realized that most customers don't want to change providers once they have passed the learning curve on one provider. As a customer you should however be ready to move your deployment as quickly as possible. You can do this by avoiding the proprietary technologies provided by the service providers or at least abstract their usage in a way that makes it easy to rewrite those parts if you change providers. AppEngine is good example of a provider that offers a wide range of proprietary technologies that will make moving your deployment away from there diff...

What is an ADO.Net?

1. What is an ADO.Net? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/microsoft_press/archive/2010/10/28/free-ebook-programming-windows-phone-7-by-charles-petzold.aspx 1.       What is an ADO.Net? ADO.Net is commonly termed as ActiveX Data Objects which is a part of .Net Framework. ADO.Net framework has set of classes which are used to handle data access by connecting with different databases like SQL, Access, Oracle, etc… 2.       What are two important objects of ADO.Net? There are two important objects of ADO.Net: DataReader and . DataSet. 3.       What are the namespaces used in ADO.Net to connect to a database? Following namespaces are used to connect to Database. The System.Data namespace. The System.Data.OleDb namespace  –  A data provider used to access database such as Access, Oracle, or SQL. The System.Data.SQLClient namespace – Used to access SQL as the data provider.  4.       What is LINQ? LINQ is na...

Free ebook: Programming Windows Phone 7, by Charles Petzold

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Free ebook: Programming Windows Phone 7, by Charles Petzold Devon Musgrave   10-28-2010  Gang, we’re done! 24 chapters, about 1,000 pages. Congratulations to Charles, who has outdone himself! Speaking for Charles and for the Windows Phone 7 team, we hope that you will enjoy  Programming Windows Phone 7 : You can  download a PDF here  (38.6 MB). [NEWER NOTE: the presentation issues have been fixed.] [OLDER NOTE: we see the comments from some of you about presentation issues with the ebook. We’ve determined that the PDF is missing a required embedded font. This is leading to odd (or worse) presentation for some of you, including bitmapped text. We’re working with the vendor to create a new file. I’ll let you know when the new file has replaced the old one in the Microsoft Download Center. We apologize for this!] You can  download the ebook’s C# sample code here  (5.03 MB). And you can  download the sample code in Visual Basic ...

1. What is an ADO.Net?

26.    What is the difference between Dataset.clone and Dataset.copy? Dataset.clone object copies structure of the dataset including schemas, relations and constraints. This will not copy data in the table. Dataset.copy – Copies both structure and data from the table. 27.    What is the difference between Command and CommandBuilder object? Command is used to execute all kind of queries like DML and DDL. DML is nothing but Insert, Update and Delete. DDL are like Create and drop tables. Command Builder object is used to build and execute DML queries like Create and Drop Tables. 28.    Is it possible to load multiple tables in a Dataset? Yes, it is possible to load multiple tables in a single dataset. 29.    Which provider is used to connect MS Access, Oracle, etc…? OLEDB Provider and ODBC Provider are used to connect to MS Access and Oracle. Oracle Data Provider is also used to connect exclusively for oracl...

Earthquake strikes North India, epicentre on J&K-Himachal border

Earthquake strikes North India, epicentre on J&K-Himachal border Srinagar: An earthquake of 5.8 magnitude jolted North India on Wednesday afternoon.  The quake was felt across Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi-NCR, as well as in parts of Pakistan.  The quake originated on the Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh border – 17 kms northeast of Bhadarwah and 23 kms south-southeast of Kishtwar.  The quake that struck at 12:27 pm lasted for about 10 seconds.  RS Datreyan, director (Seismology), Indian Meteorological Department told Zee Media that the quake was of moderate intensity.  Preliminary reports said several properties in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh have sustained damage but the same could not be confirmed.  Several major earthquakes have been felt in North India in the past few weeks.  An earthquake of 4.1 magnitude had hit the region yesterday as well, with the epicentre located on J&K-HP b...