Thursday, October 26, 2006
This is a good read
"they thought they were free' - the germans 1933-45, The University of Chicago Press, ISBN: 0-226-51192-8 is perhaps more far-sighted than most far-sighted books on the Germanic people. Milton Mayer's account of Nazism and the aftermath of the war is very compelling in its arguments. This book makes you understand not only WWII, but about all wars including the one in Iraq. How long will it take to change something which was there for time immemorial, something that is imprinted with indelible ink?
ADO command object you wanted to know
Read this article to get the full picture of ADO command object without using the Parameters collection which is associated with it.
ADO and the Command Object
ADO and the Command Object
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Creating a Cross-Tab Report in using Crystal Report is this easy
Yes, I am afraid it is so.
Read this latest article on aspalliance.com
Creating a Crosstab Report in Visual Studio 2005 Using Crystal Reports
Read this latest article on aspalliance.com
Creating a Crosstab Report in Visual Studio 2005 Using Crystal Reports
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Who was G. W. M. Reynolds?
A master story teller
He was a contemporary of Charles Dickens but he lived as an exile in France. His exile had to do with his writings against the royalty. That is what my father told me a long time ago and my father has been living in Vaikunta for the past 33 years.
I read a large number of his books [encouraged by my father] and only recently I could find some information on them. I have given here a list of books I read, and enjoyed and urge the readers of my blog to check them out. These books are not easily available, probably extinct. The Superior Watch Company in Madras, India printed some of them many, many years ago on somewhat poor quality (state of the art) paper. They were available in the 60's in Madras's famous Moore Market. But now I cannot find them. Anyway here are some of his books with some information I got from:
http://www.geocities.com/justingilb/texts/PEEPS.htm
“Robert Macaire,” December 11, 1848.
“Mary Price; or, The Memoirs of a Servant Girl,” November 1, 1851.
“Joseph Wilmot; or, The Memoirs of a Man Servant,” July 29, 1853.
“Rosa Lambert; or, The Memoirs of an Unfortunate Woman,” November 4, 1853.
“Faust” was published by G. Vickers, 28, Holywell Street, February 13, 1847.
“Ellen Percy; or, The Memoirs of an Actress,” January 10, 1855.
“The Necromancer,” November 23, 1856.
“Canonbury House,” December 5, 1869.
“Mary Stuart: Queen of Scots,” September 3, 1860.
“Pope Joan, The Female Pontiff,” May 3 [?], 1858.
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I believe that it was in Faust I read about the conversation between the Devil and the
one who sold his soul to the Devil. It was very moving because the Devil admits that he gets often defeated by God and laments about it with great sorrow.
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Vaikunta: The heavenly abode of Lord Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi. This is the destination for Sri Vaishnavas [those who believe in God Vishnu] when they leave this world.
He was a contemporary of Charles Dickens but he lived as an exile in France. His exile had to do with his writings against the royalty. That is what my father told me a long time ago and my father has been living in Vaikunta for the past 33 years.
I read a large number of his books [encouraged by my father] and only recently I could find some information on them. I have given here a list of books I read, and enjoyed and urge the readers of my blog to check them out. These books are not easily available, probably extinct. The Superior Watch Company in Madras, India printed some of them many, many years ago on somewhat poor quality (state of the art) paper. They were available in the 60's in Madras's famous Moore Market. But now I cannot find them. Anyway here are some of his books with some information I got from:
http://www.geocities.com/justingilb/texts/PEEPS.htm
“Robert Macaire,” December 11, 1848.
“Mary Price; or, The Memoirs of a Servant Girl,” November 1, 1851.
“Joseph Wilmot; or, The Memoirs of a Man Servant,” July 29, 1853.
“Rosa Lambert; or, The Memoirs of an Unfortunate Woman,” November 4, 1853.
“Faust” was published by G. Vickers, 28, Holywell Street, February 13, 1847.
“Ellen Percy; or, The Memoirs of an Actress,” January 10, 1855.
“The Necromancer,” November 23, 1856.
“Canonbury House,” December 5, 1869.
“Mary Stuart: Queen of Scots,” September 3, 1860.
“Pope Joan, The Female Pontiff,” May 3 [?], 1858.
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I believe that it was in Faust I read about the conversation between the Devil and the
one who sold his soul to the Devil. It was very moving because the Devil admits that he gets often defeated by God and laments about it with great sorrow.
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Vaikunta: The heavenly abode of Lord Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi. This is the destination for Sri Vaishnavas [those who believe in God Vishnu] when they leave this world.
Consider Sun Java Creator 2 for RIA
Displaying data the Sun way is Fun.
It's not only Microsoft that can deliver code less data display, Sun does too.
With Sun Java Creator 2, you can do everything you can with ADO.NET a la Microsoft.
Check out the following tutorial.
Displaying Data from a Data-centric Web Page with Sun Java Creator 2
It's not only Microsoft that can deliver code less data display, Sun does too.
With Sun Java Creator 2, you can do everything you can with ADO.NET a la Microsoft.
Check out the following tutorial.
Displaying Data from a Data-centric Web Page with Sun Java Creator 2
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