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The Secret

2012-11-10T11:52:00.001+05:30

1. The Secret Revealed

The Great Secret of life is the law of attraction.
The law of attraction says like attracts like, so when you think a thought, you are also attracting like thoughts of you.
Thoughts are magnetic, and thoughts have a frequency. As you think thoughts, they are sent out into the Universe, and they magnetically attracts all like things that are on the same frequency. Everything sent out returns to the source –you.
You are like a human transmission tower, transmitting a frequency with your thoughts. If you want to change anything in your life, change the frequency by changing your thoughts.
Your current thoughts are creating your future life. What you think about the most or focus on the most will appear as your life.
Your thoughts become things.

2. The Secret Made Simple

The law of attraction is a law of nature. It is as impartial as the law of gravity.
Nothing can come into your experience unless you summon it though persistent thoughts.
To know what you’re thinking, ask yourself how you are feeling. Emotions are valuable tools that instantly tell us what we are thinking.
It is impossible to feel bad and at the same time have good thoughts.
Your thoughts determine your frequency, and your feeling tell you immediately what frequency you are on. When you feel bad, you are on the frequency of drawing more bad things. When you feel good, you are powerfully attracting more good things to you.
Secret shifters, such as pleasant memories, nature, or your favourite music, can change your feelings and shift your frequency in an instant.
The feeling of love is the highest frequency you can emit. The greater the love you feel and emit, the greater the power you are harnessing.

3. How to use the Secret

Like Aladdin’s Genie, the law of attraction grants our every command.
The Creative Process helps you create what you want in three simple steps: ask, believe, and receive.
Asking the Universe for what you want is your opportunity to get clear about what you want. As you get clear in your mind, you have asked.
Believing involves acting, speaking, and thinking as though you have already received what you’ve asked for. When you emit the frequency of having received it, the law of attraction move people, events, and circumstances for you to receive.
Receiving involves feeling the way you will feel once your desire has manifested. Feeling good now puts you on the frequency of what you want.
To lose weight, don’t focus on “losing weight.” Instead, focus on your perfect weight, and you will summon it to you.
It takes no time for the Universe to manifest what you want. It is as easy to manifest one dollar as it is to manifest one million dollars.
Starting with something small, like a cup of coffee or parking spaces, is an easy way to experience the law of attraction in action. Powerfully intend to attract something small. As you experience the power you have to attract, you will move on to creating much bigger things.
Create your day in advance by thinking the way you want it to go, and you will create your life intentionally.

VS Shortcut Keys

2011-06-26T21:04:00.001+05:30

No need to search Google for Visual Studio Shortcuts keys. You can get the Keyboard mappings by going to Tools –> Options –>Environment –> Keyboard.

But there is an easy and well formatted way to get this. Some action has more than one shortcut key. Below is the Macro code for the same. Click here for details

   1:  Imports EnvDTE

   2:  Imports System.Diagnostics

3:

   4:  Public Module KeyboardShortcuts

5:

   6:      Sub ListKeyboardShortcuts()

   7:          Dim i As Integer

   8:          Dim j As Integer

   9:          Dim pane As OutputWindowPane = Utilities.GetOutputWindowPane("Commands")

  10:          Dim keys As System.Array

11:

  12:          pane.Clear()

  13:          pane.OutputString("<font face=arial>")

  14:          pane.OutputString("<table border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 bgcolor=f0f0ff>" + Chr(10))

  15:          pane.OutputString("<tr><th colspan=2 bgcolor=d0d0e0>Keyboard Mappings</th></tr>" + Chr(10))

  16:          pane.OutputString("<tr><th bgcolor=e0e0f0>Action</th>")

  17:          pane.OutputString("<th bgcolor=e0e0f0>Key</th></tr>" + Chr(10))

18:

  19:          For i = 1 To DTE.Commands.Count

  20:              keys = DTE.Commands.Item(i).Bindings

  21:              If keys.Length > 0 Then

  22:                  pane.OutputString("<tr>")

23:

  24:                  'DTE.Commands.Item(i).Name() is sometimes blank.

  25:                  'We will print an m-dash in this case, as printing a blank table cell is visually

  26:                  'misleading, as such a cell has no borders, making it appear to be attached to

  27:                  'another cell.

  28:                  If DTE.Commands.Item(i).Name() <> "" Then

  29:                      pane.OutputString("<td valign=top>" + DTE.Commands.Item(i).Name())

  30:                  Else

  31:                      pane.OutputString("<td><center>&mdash;</center>")

  32:                  End If

33:

  34:                  pane.OutputString("</td><td>")

  35:                  For j = 0 To keys.Length - 1

  36:                      If j > 0 Then

  37:                          pane.OutputString("<br/>")

  38:                      End If

  39:                      pane.OutputString(keys(j))

  40:                  Next

  41:                  pane.OutputString("</td></tr>" + Chr(10))

  42:              End If

  43:          Next

44:

  45:          pane.OutputString("</table></font>")

46:

  47:      End Sub

48:

  49:  End Module

Run the Macro and copy the output and create a Html file. Below is my keyboard mapping for VS 2008:

Books

2011-05-29T11:18:00.000+05:30

Here is another page i have added to my blog.

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Other Links:

What really happens when you navigate to a URL
.NET/C# Generics History
Drund: A Neat, Flawed, Web-Based OS
5 Trends in the Cloud Forecast for 2011
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Sites I have Bookmarked

2011-05-08T22:35:00.005+05:30

1. Programmers need not to be an expert in typing but they need to know how to type.You should not see the keyboard always when you are typing. Now lets check some tips from RapidTyping. RapidTyping provides an online test to show your typing speed and instructions on this. Don’t' forget to check their games to speed-up your typing with fun. The best thing is you can download this software for free. Here is another site TypingTest.

picture source from: RapidTyping

2. How Computers Boot Up? Click here to know.

3. How Japan's Earthquake and Tsunami Warning Systems Work. here

4. What is your children doing in Internet? What sites they usually surf?
Age-based guidelines for kids' Internet use. Windows 7 has the feature to
protect your kids. Know More.

5. Let’s paly an url game (URL Hunter!). Click

6. When smart people are bad Employees

And I always find, yeah, I always find somethin’ wrong
You been puttin’ up with my sh#t just way too long
I’m so gifted at findin’ what I don’t like the most
So I think it’s time for us to have a toast

Let’s have a toast for the douchebags,
Let’s have a toast for the a@%holes,
Let’s have a toast for the scumbags,
Every one of them that I know
Let’s have a toast for the jerkoffs
That’ll never take work off
Baby, I got a plan
Run away fast as you can
—Kanye West, Runaway

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7. Anatomy of a phish. A good explanation of basics of phish detection and

prevention by Mike Loukides. Here

8. It Flies! Da Vinci's Dream Comes True. Other videos and more here.

Source: YouTube

Free Videos From TrainingSpot.com

2011-04-30T16:56:00.000+05:30

Here are some Free Videos From TrainingSpot.com

Joining Tables using INNER Joins

Joining tables to find related data in your database is the true power of any relational database management system and SQL Server 2005. This video will show you the fundamentals of performing INNER JOINS and show you how to write them on your own.

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Joining Tables using LEFT, RIGHT and FULL OUTER Joins
This video will introduce you to OUTER JOINS and show you the differences between LEFT, RIGHT and FULL OUTER JOINS. You will see several examples and will understand which type of join is right for you in any situation.

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Using Aggregate Functions to Group Data

Calculating an average or determining the sum of multiple records can be achieved by using the Aggregate functions provided with SQL Server 2005. This video will show you how to use the most common aggregate functions and explain to you when they can be used.

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Search Image using Image

2011-04-10T23:30:00.000+05:30

1. Generally we use keyword for searching images. Where TinEye has given the facility to the user to search images based on another image. The image can be uploaded from your computer or you can give url of that image.

TinEye is the Reverse Image Search Engine and how it works:

The plugin adds a right-click menu item that allows you to search for an image to find out where it came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of the image exist, or to find higher resolution versions.
Download plugin for Mozilla FireFox , Crome, IE & Safari

2. Another search engine which do the same work as TinEye is Gazopa.
Here it showing how it works:

Here are some similar web sites:
Piximilar | Google Image Search | Altavista

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Unforgettable Moments of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011

2011-04-03T12:57:00.001+05:30

The champions celebrate with the World Cup trophy

Indian cricket fans celebrate their team's World Cup win on the streets of Kolkata

Anil Kumble, who was part of four unsuccessful World Cup campaigns, is given a chance to hold the trophy

Beauty of Web

2011-03-27T10:10:00.003+05:30

IE9 has really impressed a lot of users. This version of IE has lot of features compared to the previous versions. The use of CSS3, JQuery, and HTML5 in IE9 runs everything smoothly. I visited a site Beauty of Web where it has listed some amazing sites that are really beautiful. I am wondering what else is remaining to do in the thin client. Rich graphics and so responsive performance of IE9 is really great. To browse these sites you need IE9 or any other browsers that support HTML5 and CSS3. Some sites will take time to download its content (It depends upon your internet speed) so be patient.

1. Endlessmural
Welcome to the Endless Mural. An interactive, collaborative art website built in HTML5. View

2. National Museum of China
The National Museum of China has created an outstanding VR experience to display our finest art work while keeping load time to a minimum. HTML5 in Internet Explorer 9 is perfect for this: easy to develop with great flexibility, and thanks to the Internet Explorer 9’s all-around speed, even the 3D Javascript scenario runs flawlessly... Explore

Internet Explorer 9

2011-03-19T14:43:00.002+05:30

Here are some great features of IE9 which make it different from other browsers:
Pin sites to the taskbar

You can access websites that you visit regularly by pinning them to the taskbar on your Windows 7 desktop.

Search in the Address bar

You can now search directly from the Address bar. If you enter a website's address, you'll go directly to the website. If you enter a search term or incomplete address, you'll launch a search using the currently selected search engine. Click the address bar to select your search engine from the listed icons or to add new ones.

Free Videos From LearnVisualStudio.NET

2011-03-12T12:26:00.006+05:30

You will get some free videos if you subscribe to Learnvisualstudio. You can also visit the site for more free videos. I have subscribed and got the following videos in my mail. There are lots of good videos in this site but you have to pay for this.

1. Introduction to Anonymous Delegates

After reviewing How to Create and Use Regular Delegates, this video explains the concept of creating anonymous delegates, when to use them and when not to, and explains the concept of closure for retrieving the state and scope of the anonymous delegate at instantiation for use upon its invocation. (Anonymous delegates are not available in Visual Basic 8.x or earlier.)

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2. Introduction to Generics
Generics allow you to create flexible data structures that are strongly typed. This video compares the System.Collections.ArrayList class versus its generic replacement, the System.Collections.Generic.List, explaining exactly why generics are the prefered way to add stability to your collections by catching situations where objects of the wrong type are being added to your collections at compile time.

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3. Designing Relational Database Tables
Why are relational databases the most popular? Differentiate between primary and foreign keys. Design relational database tables and learn about normalization rules and de-normalization.

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4. Understanding Security and Network Connectivity
Differentiate between database files and SQL Server processes. Explore scenarios for connecting to SQL Server Express databases, enabling and disabling user instances, login permissions, and other security precautions.

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5. Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Branching
Branching is a feature of Version Control that allows the development team to work on two distinct copies of the project at the same time. In this video we talk about scenarios where you would want to branch and how to do it from VSTS Version Control.

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6. Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Workspaces
A workspace is your client-side copy of the files and folders in the repository. When you add, edit, delete, move, rename, or otherwise manage any source-controlled item, your changes are persisted, or marked as pending changes, in the workspace. This video demonstrates the ins and outs of working with workspaces.

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7. Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Diffing
Diffing is the process of determining the differences between two files that were originally based on the same file and you want to merge the two source code files together back into one file. This video demonstrates how VSTS Version Control walks you through this process.

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8. Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals - Part 1

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9. Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals – Part 2

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Most used Shortcut keys in Microsoft Outlook

2011-03-06T14:10:00.000+05:30

Using keyboard shortcuts allow you to work more efficiently. Remember, using the keyboard is nearly always faster than using the mouse. I always love to work with shortcut keys (everyone likes). I have found some shortcut keys form microsoft. You cannot remember all the shortcut keys unless you use them. Microsoft always provides the same key combination for copy, paste, delete…..etc. so these are common for every application in windows. So here are some most used shortcut keys we use daily:

Switch to Mail

CTRL+1

Switch to Calendar

CTRL+2

Switch to Contacts

CTRL+3

Switch to Tasks

CTRL+4

Switch to Notes

CTRL+5

Switch to Folder List

CTRL+6

Switch to Shortcuts

CTRL+7

Next item (with item open)

CTRL+COMMA

Previous item (with item open)

CTRL+PERIOD

Collapse/expand a group in the e-mail message list

Left and right arrow keys

Appointment

CTRL+SHIFT+A

Contact

CTRL+SHIFT+C

Distribution list

CTRL+SHIFT+L

Fax

CTRL+SHIFT+X

Folder

CTRL+SHIFT+E

Journal entry

CTRL+SHIFT+J

Meeting request

CTRL+SHIFT+Q

Message

CTRL+SHIFT+M

Note

CTRL+SHIFT+N

new Office document

CTRL+SHIFT+H

Post in this folder

CTRL+SHIFT+S

Search Folder

CTRL+SHIFT+P

Task

CTRL+SHIFT+K

Task request

CTRL+SHIFT+U

With a group selected

Expand the group

ENTER or RIGHT ARROW

Collapse the group

ENTER or LEFT ARROW

Select the previous group

UP ARROW

Select the next group

DOWN ARROW

Select the first group

HOME

Select the last group

END

Collapses the group

NUM -

Expands the group

NUM+

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Save

CTRL+S or SHIFT+F12

Save and Close, Send

ALT+S

Save As

F12

Undo

CTRL+Z or ALT+BACKSPACE

Delete

CTRL+D

CTRL+P

Copy item

CTRL+SHIFT+Y

Move item

CTRL+SHIFT+V

Check names

CTRL+K (using the Outlook e-mail editor)

Check spelling

Flag for follow-up

CTRL+SHIFT+G

Forward

CTRL+F

Find items

F3 or CTRL+E

Search for text in items

************

Reply to a message

CTRL+R

Reply all to a message

CTRL+SHIFT+R

Mark a message as not junk

CTRL+ ALT+J

Display blocked external content (in a message)

CTRL+SHIFT+I

Post to a folder

CTRL+ SHIFT+S

Check for new mail

CTRL+M or F9

Go to the next message

UP ARROW

Go to the previous message

DOWN ARROW

Go to the row above (message or group heading)

ALT+ UP ARROW

Go to the row below (message or group heading)

ALT+ DOWN ARROW

Compose a new message

CTRL+N

Open a received message

CTRL+O

Display the Address Book

CTRL+SHIFT+B

For Calendar

ALT+C

Decline

ALT+D

To format text

Display the Format menu

ALT+O

Switch case (with text selected)

SHIFT+F3

Add bold

CTRL+B

Add bullets

CTRL+SHIFT+L

Add italics

CTRL+I

Increase indent

CTRL+T

Decrease indent

CTRL+SHIFT+T

Left align

CTRL+L

Center

CTRL+E

Underline

CRTL+U

Increase font size

CTRL+]

Decrease font size

CTRL+[

Cut

CTRL+X or SHIFT+DELETE

Copy

CTRL+C or CTRL+INSERT

Paste

CTRL+V or SHIFT+INSERT

Clear formatting

CTRL+SHIFT+Z or CTRL+SPACEBAR

Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Commonly Used Types & Namespaces

2011-02-13T18:40:00.000+05:30

I found some interesting posters at Microsoft’s site. You can download the .pdf and .xps versions.

After saving the picture to your system right click on it and open with Windows Photo Viewer.
Scroll up and down to zoom the picture. For Xp you have to press Ctrl + left mouse button to drag the picture for suitable viewing.

Download:

1. .NET Framework 4.0 Common Namespaces and Types Poster pdf

2. .NET Framework 3.5 Common Namespaces and Types Poster

a. dotnet_poster_xps_large.xps

b. NET_35_Namespaces_Poster_JAN08.pdf

3. .NET Framework 3.0 Common Namespaces and Types Poster

4. Visual Studio 2010 Keybinding Posters

VS-KB_Brochure-CSharp-A4.pdf

5. Visual C# 2008 Keybinding Reference Poster

Visual_C_Sharp_2008 Poster.zip

6. Visual C# 2005 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster

VCSharp_2005_color.pdf

Download and extract the PDF

Send to your favorite full color printer/copier

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Save Trees. Print these documents only when necessary. Make INDIA Green. Thanks

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Welcome

2011-02-03T11:31:00.001+05:30

Hi All,

Welcome to our blog DotNet Associates. This is a small effort to unite all professionals and friends for sharing their knowledge. We want to post all the stuffs related to .NET. Beside .NET we want to post topics related to java, tips and tricks and links.

Please let us know if you want to include your posts. Your comments and suggestions to improve the blog are most necessary for me to go ahead.

Thanks & Regards,
Dj
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