One of my friends makes a 'Perfect Margarita', It's a margarita on the rocks (1800) with a 1/2 shot of whiskey as a secret ingredient. It goes down smooth and is the perfect accompaniment for any occassion.
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Thanks Mate! :cool:
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-Dy, Thanks for the links. I've already started looking at CW Jobs and sent in a couple applications online but no word yet. I bet that London is a great city to live in but also expensive! I'm going to start in Edinburgh and see where the road leads.
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Thanks for the reply. Which agencies would you recommend? I going to start in Edinburgh, it's cheaper than London, but I am mobile enough to move anywhere. OT: The thing about Alexander are the concerns that arose just before he signed his big contract: age, injury and dependability. He signed the big contract and then broke himself and became inefficient, I wish him the best but I think that TJ Duckett and Julius Jones will more then pick up the slack. As to the Dolphins, what do you think about Jason Taylor considering retirement/movies career?
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The gvt. has been trying for years to maintain the low gas prices here in the US compared with the rest of the world, with great success. Most Americans don't know how good they've got it.
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Well I finally managed to put together the necessary credit requirements to acquire a couple of very pricey sheets of paper with my name on them that I imagine will look just fabulous in frames that will grace the wall of my office. Yes! Now the real world beckons and I can't wait to make my mark in the software world! These questions are mostly for those CPians that reside in the UK, as that's where I have my work visa. Would y'all suggest some good companies to look into? I have just under three years experience developing .NET applications for a production facility here in the states using mostly C#/ASP.NET 2.0/SQL Server 2005, with the latest trend going into developing web parts for WSS 3.0. And also what is the proper attire to wear to interviews? I've heard that most folks have success with the white button up shirt, black slacks and tie ensemble, but is that the norm? I'm making the move across the pond in the later part of June and plan on being over there for 6 months - ?? depending on the opportunities I can take advantage of. Cheers
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Pete, I'm planning on making the move to the UK in June from the US. I have a six month work visa and am looking for a software development job. I have had almost two years programming (C#, ASP.NET 1.x - 2.0, SQL Server 2003, and some WSS 3.0) experience through an internship. I was wondering if I could ask you to look over my CV and possibly suggest some avenues for employment. I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thanks, Chris McGlothen
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Second that.
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I've come across relevent search results to Experts Exchange in my google searches as well, after searching CP first, and have been frustrated that you need to pay dues to see the results of their queries. I guess that there are enough folks out there that pony up the dough to keep this a viable solution but with the amount of free solutions available to people willing to look for it I don't see this as a viable solution.
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Only bits and pieces never a whole match. I get the toughness required to play the game but my mates and I have played football with no pads since I can remember and that's basically the same thing. I do however look forward to expanding my sports viewing/participation when I get across the pond. :-D
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K(arl) wrote:
A typical action lasts what? 15 to 30 seconds
How difficult do you think it would be to try pushing a 300 lb.+ guy around for longer than that? and not only that but these guys do it for 60 minutes, granted not non-stop but there is still a heroic effort that goes into a game/season. IMHO, I think that American Football is the greatest sport on the planet.
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I also am anxiously awaiting this match up. I'll be making the move to Edinburgh in June and will be there for the entire NFL season, but it'll be nice to get at least one game in. If I can get tickets that is :-D
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Unless of course the *people* are totally subterranean, along with all the microbes:cool:
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Thank you for the reply, I had not loaded the project files to the host server due to the error that was coming up, but I will give it a go now. Thanks again.
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I've put together a web page for a client and for the menu, actual restaurant menu, I've used a vbscript function to create an interchanging IFrame set. The problem that I'm running into is that when the client tries to view the menu a warning message appears in the browser warning that the page runs dynamic content that could be harmful to the computer. Since this is not the case I would like to know if there is a way to work around this or if this is the result of the security settings in IE. Thanks,
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Paul Conrad wrote:
You could try to ping it.
I should've realized that the simplest answer is usually staring you in the face :-D The site is being hosted by Network Solutions. And I've figured out the connection, I was using the wrong connection string format. Sometimes it just takes that second cup of coffe and a quick chat about the playoffs at the water cooler to realize your obvious simple mistakes. Thanks for the help, mate.
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I'm fairly certain that the hosting company I'm working with has some kind of firewall enabled but it's also their SQL server that I'm trying to access. How would I check to see if port 1433 is open? Thanks for replying, Cheers
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This is the first time that I've worked with an outside hosting company, and they do support ASP. I've been writing the server side code in ASP and using VBScript for the included connection functions and some page load events. As far as I can tell the connection string shouldn't be blocked by the firewall and since the SQL server is running at the hosting complex, I assume, I'm not sure what else could be causing the problems. Thanks for the reply, Cheers
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I have a web site that I'm writing for a client but am thus far unable to connect to the server via my ASP pages. All the information I can get from the help center at the hosting provider is the DSN, IP address, Username, Password, and the database name. I've been to connectionstrings.com, which is a pretty useful site, and have attempted to use the available resources but to no avail. Here is the connection string I'm currently using, Sub ConnDB() Set DataConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") DataConn.Open "Provider=sqloledb;Data Source=190.190.200.100,1433; Network Library=DBMSSOCN;Initial Catalog=myDataBase;User ID=myUsername;Password=myPassword;" End Sub Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Cheers :beer:
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You should try a ModalPopup window within an UpdatePanel, both of which are available from the AJAX toolkit I've used these controls and they are very easy to integrate.
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