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Just out of curiosity I would like to know how many people (if any) are subscribed directly to my blog? 

File Uploading with ASP.NET
A comprehensive tutorial on uploading files to server hard disk using built-in ASP.NET server controls. Describes how to upload more than one file, how to upload only image files, how to retrieve other form non-binary field values, how to view and delete files uploaded on the server, and so on. [.netWire]

If you are like me every time you create a new file in VS.Net you change the way code is arranged or laid out.  Well here is a tip for you. 

Maybe you guys have already seen this site but I just stumbled upon it today http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/quickrefs.htm.  It has some good condensed reference cards for some (older) programming technologies. These could come in handy sometime if anyone ever needs a quick reference on something.  The uml reference would have came in handy a few weeks ago when I was looking for some nice clean examples.

Does anyone use newsIsFree?  If so can you tell me if dotnetweblogs supports Blogger API or the metaWeblog API so that I can setup my blog through there site.  Also does anyone subscribe to there premium services, I'm wondering if they are useful? 

This is an interesting article about how Google acquired Pyra Labs, the company behind Blogger, because of possible searching techniques.

Quite a few people seemed to like the XmlSerializer-based IConfigurationSectionHandler I wrote. Cool! A few people asked about how we could use this same technology to write to the config file, though. Of course, this is a Bad Idea. As anyone who has taken the plunge knows, normal users do not have permission to write to the application configuration file. What you are supposed to do is to write to one of the special folders under Documents and Settings. Here is s a simple helper class to help you do exactly that.[CraigBlog]

106 woman was told she needed to goto first grade (because the computer thought she was 6)