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Something probably to fuel the debate on Stored procedures versus Dynamic SQL.

Ted Neward propose simply to implement some database relational functions in the language.

The idea of transacted code seems to be futuristic but why not ?

This document (about 200 pages) is surely going to be a reference for n-tier architecture with .Net !
Using a case study, you learn the architect role, the n-tier design with .Net tools.

Almost everything is cover. A must read

Microsoft is making strides is building a powerful rival to compete with Google. In an important step in that direction, Microsoft has teamed up with San Francisco-based Moreover Technologies to develop a continuously updating on the Web, according to the publisher of a newsletter about the search engine business.
"Moreover already has the ability to go out there and spider the Web and pull back news content, and understand how to deal with it," said Danny Sullivan of SearchEngineWatch.com. Even though Microsoft is in the midst of creating its own Web crawler, which could do the same thing, partnering with "somebody like may help more quickly move to having the search service they want."

This article, written by Kathleen Dollard is based on a code for a windows project, but I think I should be able (or someone else) to adap this code for a web application.
I think it's a great idea to have a Search Panel to show an Advanced Search.
The thing is to get back the right values, this article show you how.

I am going to make some different projects compliant with accessibility issues, like Scoilnet for example.

Because I use dScribe as base for CMS, I think it will quite straightforward to read the content and apply a template.

... I can't have my keyboard working with this damn thing.

I am trying to install Windows XP with VS 2004, but something wrong happen, the keyboard is not recognized.
As you must know, you have to press Enter key in one of the early screen installing XP, but there, not a clue why VS don't accept any entry from my keyboard.

What is this good for? Maybe you want to know where your servers are physically located
with your hosting company. Also, some search engines (such as Google) have the ability to
filter search results based on their physical location. This could be used to determine why
your site is showing in a certain country.

I certainly going to use this article in a next dScribe release.