I am now a Microsoft MVP !!!
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Congrats!!!
Thanks Govindaraj. :)
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
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I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
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I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
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Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Nice! Congratulations. :cool::thumbsup:
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Thanks a lot Richard. :) Yeah !!! CodeProjecting, Blogging, Editing & Moderating Online Sessions, Activities in Social Networks, etc... !!! So, it was Code Project, who gave me courage and the foundation platform. Regards,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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Nice! Congratulations. :cool::thumbsup:
It was broke, so I fixed it.
Thanks S Houghtelin. :)
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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:laugh: Thanks d@nish. :)
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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Thanks S Houghtelin. :)
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congrates! :thumbsup:
My first rule of debugging: "If you get a different error message, you're making progress."
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congratulations! (You realize that means you have to install Win8 on all your computers now?)
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congrats, man!
I will never again mention that Dalek Dave was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel.
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
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Congratulations! (You realize that means you have to install Win8 on all your computers now?)
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congratulations! :thumbsup: /ravi
My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com
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Oh - you mean it's his first? He has to install Windows for Warehouses 3.11 first, doesn't he? :laugh:
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congrats!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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I was speechless, when I got the mail from Microsoft on April 1. :rolleyes: See my Blog on Microsoft ASP.NET MVP Award 2014[^], in which I have managed to unfold my story so far. Please take some time to read this. You will enjoy. :)
Highlights...
Quote:
I made many friends and some are indeed very special to me. They always encourage me for Community Activities and eventually I come to know about Code Project Community. Code Project is an awesome place to write Articles, Tips and Question Answer Activities. So, I went on answering the Questions first, then I gradually tried my hand on Articles and Tips. I got a very good response and votes from the viewers. The CodeProjectians always boost me for my work. I also started writing Blogs. Whenever I get time, I always look at the groups on Facebook and try to answer their queries. Twitter helped me to promote my writings all over the world. Tweeting good Programming resources is something I do regularly. My Reputation Manager had enough faith on me to give me the Moderation work for Dynamics CRM Team Blog.
Quote:
I would like to thank...
.... .... Chris Maunder (Co-Founder, CodeProject) – for rebuilding the amazing forum time to time.
Quote:
Last, but not the least…
Get your Autograph Books ready. :)
Thanks,
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My
Congratulations and well done!
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Congratulations and well done!
Thanks Manash.
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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Congrats!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
Thanks GeekforChrist. :)
Tadit Dash Mindfire Solutions My Tech Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin My CP Articles
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Oh - you mean it's his first? He has to install Windows for Warehouses 3.11 first, doesn't he? :laugh:
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
