July 6th, 2010
Help Compile a VB.NET Programming Directory
I’m always looking for great sites that could help me over this VB6 to VB.Net learning curve.
Lately, I’ve been having problems getting data from a SQLExpress database to display easily, without doing so much coding and behind the scenes set up. And nobody, so far, has a good demo of a multi-table, relational database application that doesn’t show “Customer ID: 56″ instead of “Acme Publishing – San Jose, CA”.
So I thought if I’m always looking for that next great “Ah-HA” blog, page or site that could better explain VB.Net to me, then other people must be as well.
I need help compiling this resource. If your the author of a site like this, send me an email. (Steve at carterszoo.com). Even if you just know of an well authored, educational and informative VB.NET site, send me the link.
Thank you.
Tags: Code, Programming, VB.Net
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July 1st, 2010
The following is humor and should not be taken seriously.
If you can't take a joke don't read any further, turn
off your computer and quickly seek professional
psychiatric help. Seriously.
See no evil
What goes
“clip-clop,
clip-clop,
clip-clop,
bang-bang,
clip-clop,
clip-clop” ?
An Amish Drive-by Shooting.
Tags: Humor, Joke, Laugh
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May 30th, 2010
Ever think about what it is that you purchase… everyday, every dime, every time?
Or do you go into unconscious, robotic consumer mode and when the end of the day rolls around your bank and /or pockets are empty. I have to confess to doing that more times than I would like to admit.
Is it really a negative attribute? Shopoholism? I thinking there’s two sides to this story. I guess it could ruin your life if you’re spending away your rent money or house payment. However, if you’re reading this… it means you’ve probably have this kind of spending some what under control. (Either that or you’re using a friend’s computer.)
On the good side of over-shopping, you are more than likely well prepared for the next huge natural disaster. Your pantry well stocked with the canned foods and plenty of new Tommy Hilfiger sweaters and tote bags so you’ll look stylish and be warm in the disaster relief shelter.
However, on the downside; you are not saving for the future. What happens when its time to retire? What happens when the job dries up or the company folds? You have no cushion to fall back on. What will you do when the future arrives and you have nothing to show for it but a couple of computers, 3 printers and 5 microwaves?
Shopping may be an addiction for some, but if you are aware of that addiction you need to seek help before you shop life away.
Tags: Shopoholism
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