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Rooms open to balconies. The 115 air-conditioned guestrooms at Econo Lodge & Conference Center include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide phones along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. In-room microwaves and refrigerators are provided. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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angular cheilitis and hiv.Hello doctor.After a possible risk of hiv-infection I developed 5,5 weeks later diarrhea and angular cheilitis.The diarrhea (not severe)lasts for 5 weeks.The angular cheilitis lasts for 7 weeks (going up and down.)I did a hiv-test at 11 weeks:...
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Grady Health System...in older adults and people who grind their teeth.)The reason that angular cheilitis is mentioned as an oral manifestation of HIV infection is due to the fact we see it more frequently in HIV positive individuals, but by no means is it only seen... Read more »
Angular Cheilitis and HIVDr. Reznik--Thanks for your time in responding to my question. I'm a 39 yo gay male. Approximately 15 years ago (when I was negative) I used to get cracks in the corners of my mouth about ever 3 months..was a nuisance. Finally went to a doctor...
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Angular Cheilitis, decreased immuunsystem means hiv?To doctor Reznik.Im worried about what I think I have allreaddy 4 weeks: Angular Chleilitis (inflammation and small sores, corners of the mouth, not severe, but still going on.)I read several reasons AC can occur. I can throw away them all (for my...
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Grady Health System...result of wearing your teeth or denture down), licking your lips on a cold winter day, immunocompromsing conditions such as HIV, diabetes, etc. Actually, angular cheilitis is frequently seen in the general population and is by no means indicative... Read more »
Corticosteroid use and HIV Rapid testsDear Dr Bob, Can treatment with 30mg prednisone daily for 10 days done 6 months before taking the HIV Rapid test(Method used is immuno blot) cause a false negative ?I tested negative but have Angular chelitis for nearly a month now 2...
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The 'prohibition' on caffeine and strong drinks is part of the Word of Wisdom, which is EXPRESSLY not commandment. It is considered divine revelation that serves as a recommendation for temporal [ie, in this world only] betterment. ie, these are things you should do if you wish to live this life as healthy and strong as God provides. Failure to comply doesn't damn you eternally, nor does it countenance ex-communication. It is enforced more strongly for those actively representing the church, missionaries and central leadership, for the sake of presenting a wholesome face of the religion.
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Re: Orbs...02/01Orbs don't exist, especially if you're seeing them through any type of lens.
Really, nooooo offense! Manifestations don't hang out in that manner. They barely have enough energy to hang in there let alone take a perfectly round shape. A human form, a blob, dark spots, cold spots, things like that, but after my lifetime of spirits I refuse to believe in them.
Re: Orbs...02/05I fall somewhere in between.
Pretty much everything is dust, bugs, moisture in the air or traceable to natural causes. Out of our investigations we've only gotten one orb anomally that I can think of right now that held some consideration. It had a measurable energy field that was about 2-3 ft in diameter in the middle of a hall at a 'high activity' location. A photo was taken of the location that we estimated to be the center of the energy mass, and there was an orb. We don't necessarily consider is a spirit, but more of a verified energy manifestation. Oh wait, there was one more incidence with an orb of interest. It appeared in 4 photos taken from completely different angles and light sources. We did get an EVP at the same location as the orb, but we've no proof that the two manifestations are connected. OK, as I write this I can think of one or two more that are of interest.
So, do I 'believe' in them? It depends on what you mean by 'believe'. I believe they exist, but at this point I don't believe they are manifestations of spirits (but I used to, heh). I do believe that they are (naturally) occurring energy manifestations. It is possible they have something to do with spirits- but not necessarily that they are spirits. I do suspect that there are some locations that promote paranormal activity because of available energy to draw from whether through being built over certain types of stone/ waterways/salt or electrical leakage. In that manner, it could be that these are also fertile areas for pockets of energy.
Who knows, it's still all guess work. For all we know they could be ghost farts! (hehehe!)
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Last week, in an open letter to the community, the leaders of City Church, San Francisco recanted their biblical stand on homosexuality and agreed to welcome same-sex married couples as members. This church has been a strong evangelical congregation in San Francisco, looked to by many as a model for convictional ministry in a challenging setting. Their announcement was a bad day by the Bay.
The justification for their action was particularly troubling, even insidious. They claim they are taking the Bible seriously, but have found new ways to interpret the Bible which justify – even mandate – their position. They carefully articulate their position as being biblical, not a rejection of biblical truth but a redefinition and clearer understanding of it. They have invented a new hermeneutic to support their experience-driven conclusions that several thousand years of biblical interpretation has been wrong.
The decision by City Church is not really about sexuality; it's about biblical authority. The crux of the matter is this: does the Bible define morality or does our experience define morality? The answer to that question has far more significant implications than affirming any form of sexual behavior. The gospel itself is at stake. If the Bible is wrong on defining sinful behavior, then why should we assume it's correct when it also prescribes the solution?
Over the past few months, much has been made of Golden Gate's decision to relocate its primary campus to Southern California. Perhaps you missed the second part of the announcement – we are also building a new campus in the Bay Area. We are staying in the Bay Area, with a significant investment in a new campus, to support the churches here who continue to submit to biblical authority and honor the historic understanding of the Christian faith (and its Jewish heritage).
We will be sharing the first architectural drawings of our new Bay Area Campus in meetings later this week. It is a beautiful symbol of our commitment to shaping leaders who expand God's kingdom in one of the most challenging ministry settings in North America. It's also evidence of our commitment to staying by our historic convictions as we train leaders for the challenging work we have to do in this part of God's world.
The Christian celebrity subculture is a natural byproduct of a media saturated society. There are prominent conference speakers and singers that seem to be on program after program around the country. That's not all bad. God gives some people remarkable communication skills and it's good for all of us to take advantage of those gifts.
One false assumption, though, that arises from watching these superstars is they are somehow the most valuable ministry leaders who are making the greatest impact. The longer I lead, the less sure I am of that conclusion. It seems to me the most important ministry leader you know is the one who visits you when you're sick, performs the wedding for your children, stands for God's Word in your community, or encourages you when you hit hard times.
Recently, while speaking in Montana, I met a pastor who has been there for almost 35 years. I also participated in a service honoring a denominational leader who had served and strengthened church leaders for more than 25 years. The first pastor means a lot to me because before he moved to Montana, he helped train me as a high school student. The denominational leader impressed me because of the standing ovation he received, largely from other pastors, for all he had done for them. James Moore and Mark Langley are two guys you have likely never heard of – but in their context they are and have been significant spiritual leaders.
Don't be fooled by the false notion that well-known means most important. Most of the significant work in God's kingdom is being done by local leaders who are not well-known outside their community. If you are one of those people, thank God for you. If you are served by one of them, take time to say thank you to them.
In the Bay Area, we have many Korean churches being led by Golden Gate students or graduates. Every year they host a music festival, bringing many churches together to share an evening of choral and instrumental presentations. They honor Golden Gate by highlighting our work, asking me to speak for a few minutes, and giving us a significant gift. We appreciate their support, loyalty, and the outstanding musicianship which makes the evening so special.
My introduction to the Korean Christian community came through Dr. Chang Moon, a longtime pastor in Tacoma, Washington. For some reason, he reached out to me as a younger pastor and helped me connect with his church. Then, while I worked for the Northwest Baptist Convention, he often invited me to teach, preach, or lead training events for him. He taught me to love Koreans, Korean worship, and Korean food. His friendship has shaped me profoundly.
As Golden Gate moves steadily to a new future in new locations, our commitment to multicultural ministry, to the Bay Area, and particularly to the Korean community has not waned. We will continue to train leaders – both in English and in our bilingual programs – for global ministry in and through the Korean community. It's been a great partnership and will only grow stronger as we continue to work together.
Last Sunday, I was reminded why being the pastor of a church (of a Baptist church if you are really fortunate!) is the best job ever. I preached at a healthy church where the pastor has served effectively for more than a decade. After the second service (of three), a man in his mid-thirties sought me out to talk about the message. While my message had focused on motivating Christians to meet the needs of people and share the gospel, he told me he was the needy person I had been talking about and he wanted to commit his life to Jesus.
After talking with him briefly, I introduced him to the pastor so I could move into preaching at the next service. After that service, the pastor told me our new friend had committed himself to Jesus. It was only his second time to visit the church, but his desperate situation motivated him to receive the gospel and the hope it offers. That's why being a pastor is the best job in the world. While I moved on down the road that afternoon, the pastor gets to facilitate this man's baptism, incorporate him into their church family, and help him learn how to follow Jesus. What could possibly be more rewarding than that?
Don't get me wrong. I like my job, too. But being a seminary president is like working in wholesale – while pastors work retail. I work behind the scenes training people and shaping leaders who reach people. That's good work, but without the immediate results of seeing people come to faith in Jesus and be transformed by the gospel.
At the end of the services last Sunday, the church where I was preaching showed a video of all its baptisms from the previous year. Changed life after changed life flashed on the screen. What an amazing, gratifying, thrilling montage! Thank God for faithful pastors who preach, teach, and live the gospel! And, thank God for a good church that let me share their joy this past Sunday. It was like a cool breeze on a hot day, refreshing and invigorating, motivating me to keep doing my job so hundreds of future pastors can do theirs.


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Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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TRAVEL Konaseema boasts of houseboats, greenery, canals, islands, temples and amazing sea food
This Karthika masam, take a picnic in the picture-postcard delta region saddling the East and West Godavari districts. Konaseema is encompassed by the Godavari River and the Bay of Bengal and boasts of greenery, canals, islands and temples.
The houseboats that sail on the Vasista branch of the mighty Godavari River in Konaseema came a close second to famed boats of the Alleppey backwaters. To replicate a similar experience so close to Vizag was a bonus. Canals designed by Sir Arthur Cotton, traditional sloping roofs, swaying coconut trees, and flooded paddy fields and prawn farms mark the picturesque drive to the tiny Dindi village once you leave the NH5 after Ravulapalem towards Razole.
The houseboats dock at the jetty adjoining the APTDC Coconut Country Resort, Dindi. These boats, made in Kakinada in 2003, have two cozy air-conditioned cabins with attached baths, and an upper deck for viewing, lounging and dining. The trip is priced at Rs. 5826 for the entire boat for an overnight stay, with options also for day hire. Those who opt not to stay overnight in the houseboats can stay at the resort that has rooms overlooking the swimming pool and the river.
The tour here is somewhat different from the Kerala experience, but equally mesmerizing. In the morning, our boat cruised downstream towards Narsapur and came back to Dindi resorts for a break. This trip takes a few hours. The banks are dotted with groves of coconut trees, temples and private guest houses, some with their own jetties.
There is no kitchen on board, and we sat on our private deck and polished off our packed lunch of spicy prawns and river fish. After a short break at the resort, the boat made its way upstream, passing under the Chinchinada Bridge that connects the East and West Godavari districts.
The abundant greenery is a tribute to the fertile waters of the river. Our boatman stopped at a large island and we took the chance to walk.
Glowing sunset
In the evening, the boat returned to its dock, gliding into the setting sun and silhouetted by the fading orange glow.
Though the resort lies about 30 km upstream from the Bay of Bengal, the effects of the ebbing tides of the ocean are felt this far. We waded through ankle-deep water (it was high tide and the gangway plank was submerged) when we went on shore to the nearby town of Malikipuram (7 km) to enjoy an ethnic dinner. Hotel Ruchi on the main road was rustic East Godavari cuisine at its best, based on abundant local produce and sea food. Mr. Srinivas Raju, the owner of this dimly lit restaurant, served the local delicacies of nethili (anchovies) fry, ramulu fish (small, deep-fried and crispy), river prawns and khousepitta, akin to quail, garnished with plenty of fried cashew. Under an inky black sky, glittering with a zillion stars, the river lulled us to sleep with its gentle sways and the lapping sounds of waves striking the shore. As morning dawned, the river slowly came back to life with the sounds of chirping birds, fish darting in and out of the water and fishermen sailing in their boats.
We bid adieu to our taste of 'country life' and headed towards the beach town of Antarvedi (20 km). This town lies at the confluence of the Vasista River with the Bay of Bengal, where a quaint lighthouse stands as a sentinel on one of the shores. Among the temples here are the Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple and the Arundhati Vasista temple.
Take a dip
Eager for a dip in the blue waters, we took a launch to an island. On a clear day, sans hawkers and prying eyes, we were over-awed by the luxury of unending waves and surf breaking on a windswept, uninhabited and unpolluted beach, our very own sandy island.
The narrow, snaking and tidy State Highway running parallel to the famous Godavari canals took us back to Sompalli, Razole to the Konaseema Resorts. It's a privately owned property bang on the East bank of the Godavari set amidst coconut trees.
The rooms have full-length glass windows. Bobby, the manager, arranged a spicy spread of sea food (crabs, fish and prawns), which we devoured sitting by the river. While the resort can do with better maintenance, the location, the hospitable staff and the spicy but excellent local food make this a delightful retreat. In the crisp early morning breeze, any other life seemed distant. The Konaseema region is an enchanting Siren. It beckons you to its bosom again and again.
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One of the best and most comprehensive films we have seen about living offgrid. From renewable technology with solar photovoltaics for electricity, to flat plate solar for heating water, battery storage, edible landscaping with wonderful gardens full of fruit, vines and vegetables to the technology of sewage disposal and water filtration, this is a really useful insight into living entirely independently. There is even a section of producing methane gas, building an underground food store and Zilvinas Paludnevicius' philosophy of zero waste and our crazy disposal, consumer society. He talks about the benefits of yard sales and buying locally too!
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This is an update of living off the gird. Hope this helps others people living off gird and people thinking about going off gird. These systems can also be used with grid tie systems. please like or comment if you like, or email if you need help. Cut the cord today and start living better. Be safe and live free… I have been living off the grid for over a year now and its working out grate. My next step is to install 1 more wind turbine and around 10 solar panels so that way i am making 2-3 times more power then i use so i can use the extra power to heat my home and still have extra to run my out door spa which would be the dump load side of my system. I use to pay $250 monthly before going off the gird. Thats about $3,000 or more a year.
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This time, it's Robin Speronis that's come under fire. She lives off the grid in Florida, completely independent of the city's water and electric system. A few weeks ago, officials ruled her off-grid home illegal. Officials cited the International Property Maintenance Code http://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/ico…, which mandates that homes be connected to an electricity grid and a running water source. That's just like saying our dependency on corporations isn't even a choice. The battle to live without most utilities has been ongoing for Robin, the self-sufficient woman has lived for more than a year and a half using solar energy, a propane camping stove and rain water.
Local governments often quash attempts by citizens to live off-the-grid. Those who generate their own power, grow their food and attempt to live sustainably can face fines and other penalties for unhooking from municipal services. The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday new coal regulations meant to cut back on the nation's carbon footprint, yet local governments penalize individuals who attempt the same thing. RT's Lindsay France discusses these issues with self-sufficiency expert Lori Caraballo.
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Thursday, January 29, 2015
Power BI-New Version...
Microsoft is really pushing into the cloud space in a big way, making a lot of investments in the cloud and also related development tools. One of the aspects of cloud that was discussed in the Microsoft earnings report was about the self service BI tools especially related to Power BI. Power BI was a set of tools released by Microsoft to enable users to perform self service BI operations mainly aimed at the power users/systems analyst/financial analyst user base. It was different from the traditional data warehousing/BI tools that Microsoft has. With the recent release of Power BI Microsoft has decided to open up the door in a big way and allows users to play around with Power BI. On going to the web site http://www.powerbi.com, one is asked to enter a work email address and sign up for access. Once you setup an account, one gets to log in to the Power BI public preview page where one can see sample dashboards and charts, also there s a start up video for first time users who would like to go through the capabilities. Please refer to the screen below which shows how it looks when you first log into Power BI Public Review.
There are capabilities to create Reports, DataSets and DashBoards. When you click on the Get Data Option you are presented with the following options:
The user gets a variety of option to play around with , it is interesting to see that it has connections to repositories like Github. The main purpose of this release seems to be get this in the hands of as many users as possible so that the features can be explored and analyzed, with that also get some serious interest generated around Power BI. Hope this blog article helps in exploring the Power BI and its features.
There are capabilities to create Reports, DataSets and DashBoards. When you click on the Get Data Option you are presented with the following options:
Monday, January 5, 2015
Happy New Year 2015...
Wishing all the readers of my blog a happy and prosperous New Year 2015. In this year one can see how the big data technologies mature or adopted within organizations. What happens to predictive analytics/machine learning type of technologies, how well they come into mainstream organizations. How is the role of data scientists going to evolve, along side with the traditional data warehouse technologies. There is a very good introduction course on The Data Scientist's toolbox that covers the foundation required for Data analysis and Data Scientists role.www.coursera.org.
Monday, November 3, 2014
SQL: Counting records...
One of the most commonly used tasks in SQL is related to counting records, as the data grows, counting records could become an expensive operation. Folks need to be aware of the environments where counts are being taken, especially while running in production. Performing counts in production could prove to be expensive. In the link given in the blog article below, SQL Server Expert/Writer Aaron Bertrand explores some of the techniques for doing counts and it s advantages/disadvantages:
There are different methods that are discussed:
Using System Views.
Putting table lock on the table whose counts are needed.
Change the isolation method.
There are different methods that are discussed:
Using System Views.
Putting table lock on the table whose counts are needed.
Change the isolation method.
Monday, October 13, 2014
Data Science/Data Scientist...
With the advent of Big Data technologies, the increased use of non structured data in business analytics, one of the roles that is beginning to rise in terms of demand is the Data Scientist. The area of study that a Data Scientist specializes is the area of Data Science. The huge amounts of data has called for more predictive analysis of the data instead of just focusing on the operational data. The power of predictive analytics if done right is that it gives the ability to a business to make better decision about future plans. For example how a company should target is products, what type of features does a product need to have to address the customer requirements. The emergence of data science has made Microsoft re prioritize the data mining features they incorporated into SSAS. All of the Data Mining algorithms are being re purposed into the Machine Learning tool in Microsoft Azure. I have explained about the Machine learning topic in my previous blog topic. In addition to Machine learning, to be make more effective usage of the tools available in Azure, it is important to understand the basics behind Machine Learning. Coursera offers a course on R Programming, it is free of cost and one can enroll by going to the https://www.coursera.org/ website. In case one is interested in going beyond learning the R language, Coursera has a complete Capstone course in Data science which includes learning about the algorithms behind data mining, getting introduced to machine learning apart from learning the R language. The Capstone course covers experimental design, statistical inference and regression models. This is one area which is growing very fast, so having a good foundation with courses listed above can provide a step into the predictive analytics world. One can also refer to the following link to understand the different types of algorithms in Data mining.
Data Science Capstone Course link:
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Monday, October 6, 2014
Hive, BI Best Practices, Machine Learning...
The SQL Saturday BI edition that was held in Charlotte on October 4, 2014 had some interesting topics which I attended. They were really insightful and provided me with some good information that I would like to share. The first session by was given by Kevin Goode on topic of Introduction to Hive, the session was really interesting with lots of questions and Answers. HIVE basically is a layer on top of hadoop that allows users to write SQL language type queries. HIVE in turn take the SQL queries and converts them to map reduce jobs, they get executed the hadoop layer. The results are then provided back to the user. HIVE uses a language called HQL which is a sqlvariant and has lots of similarities like MySQL and Oracle Syntax. The query construct of HQL has commands which very similar to Transact SQL. One of the main things that need to keep in my mind is that HQL/HIVE does not great optimizer like sql server, so while constructing the join statements in HQL one has to be very careful about placing the tables in the join. HIVE?HQL is best suited for anaylytical queries and also it has no updates and deletes. The rule of thumb for now seems to be that the smaller tables come first and then the larger tables. HQL/HIVE also provided some type of execution plan but these are not as sophisticated as the ones you see in SQL Server. The error messages provided by HQL when there are issues are more java based, so it could a little bit of getting used while working with HQL error messages. While working with HIVE/HQL the developer should be aware of the type of data coming in and how it is partitioned. The organization of data really helps optimizing the HQL queries. The results provided by HQL can be used to feed a traditional datawrehouse system.One of the areas where Hadoop is weak is in the area of security. Security is not very structured in hadoop, the security has to be achieved using other bolt on tools. Hortenworks is one of the leading distributors of hadoop and they provide information regarding HQL. The frontend provided to connect to HIVE is completely web based and users can use this tool to write HIVE queries using HQL. Hortenworks is one of the big players in hadoop distributions: please visit the hortenworks website here.
The second session which attended was on tabular models. The topic was about how build a tabular model using visual studio 2012 with SSAS 2012 tabular instance installed. It was an informative topic as it bought out the differences between SSAS traditional MDX based and tabular solutions. One of the key differentiators is that SSAS is disk based and tabular is in memory and provide good speeds. The limitation of the tabular model would be size of memory that can be used to hold tabular models. Also with tabular you don't have writeback capabilities. The demo was pretty impressive, some of the steps done in the demo very similar to how one would go about building SSAS cubes. The topic was presented by Bill Anton and his blog is located at:
The third session which attended was the most crowded of all the sessions. It was about Best Practices for delivering BI solutions. The audience were all BI professionals and also were with IT in various companies. SQL Server BI Expert James Serra provided a great session on best practices. He started off with why BI projects fail, a Gartner study has revealed that around 70% of BI projects fail. The fail factors ranges from lack of expertise/experience, lack of proper communication, requirements and project management. He highlighted the issues of clash between Business and IT over how the solution should be delivered. One of the interesting aspects that was mentioned was for technology to provide a clean data ware house and then build some abstraction layers on top of the warehouse, once that is done allow the users to build the users to utilize self-service BI solutions.Understand the difference between kimball and Inmon priciples, cappabilities of tabular vs Multidimensional, star schema vs relational. Please visit his website for some great information on this topic and other aspects related to Datawarehouse.The final session I attended was about Introduction to Microsoft Azure Machine Learning, this topic was really exciting and informative. The topic is basically about predictive analytics, the tools provided by Microsoft as part of the Azure framework. Microsoft has a group called Microsoft research which initially working on developing algorithms for the Data mining product as part of SSAS. In the past few years there has not been much push on data mining within SSAS. Recently with Microsoft making a big push for cloud services offerings as part of the Azure framework, all the Microsoft research are now being made part of Machine learning using Microsoft Azure. He is a link that provided a head start on the Machine learning topic: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/services/machine-learning/. During the Session Bill Carroll provided an insightful demo of the machine learning framework within Microsoft Azure. Azure provides a very nice framework for a developer to set up an experiment. The workspace for setting up experiments look very similar to SSIS workspace within visual studio. As part of the setting up experiment, one feeds data to an algorithm based on the type of outcome that is needed, then the model is trained, scored and evaluated, the model can be published. Once the model is published, it can be called through an application using a web service. There are code snippets available in C#, Python to call the web service to execute the model. Some of the examples of machine learning are when a user purchases a product in amazon, there are a list of recommended products that are generated, list of recommended movies in Netflix based on users watching preference, and these are some of real life examples, where Machine learning is used.
Monday, September 15, 2014
SQL Teams - Working Together...
With so many products coming out of the gate, each product trying to address one part of the BI/Datawarehouse problems, one of the most important aspects is that the teams/folks involved in BI projects work together well. Since BI/Datawarehouse implementation involve cross team interactions , it becomes very vital that the team works together for the bigger picture. One of the classic areas of debate is between the developer and the DBA. Please read the following link about the pain points between developer & DBA, and how these can be resolved. I found this article to be very informative and could provide some tips...the article has been written by David Poole, a Data Architect.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
SQL Server 2014 - Top Features...
Here is a summarised list of new features in SQL Server 2014 that could be worth an upgrade. There are still a lot of customers on SQL Server 2008, they could take the path straight to 2014 instead of going to SQL Server 2012.
1. New In-Memory OLTP Engine
2. Enhanced Windows Server Integration
3. Enhancements to AlwaysOn Availability Groups
4. Enhancements to Backups
5. Updateable ColumnStore Indexes
6. SQL Server Data Tools for Business Intelligence
7. PowerBI for Office 365 Integration
The New-In Memory OLTP Engine and ColumnStore Indexes are bound to attract the OLTP and OLAP Customer base. Please read through these feature details in the following link. The link gives a more detailed description of the features.
1. New In-Memory OLTP Engine
2. Enhanced Windows Server Integration
3. Enhancements to AlwaysOn Availability Groups
4. Enhancements to Backups
5. Updateable ColumnStore Indexes
6. SQL Server Data Tools for Business Intelligence
7. PowerBI for Office 365 Integration
The New-In Memory OLTP Engine and ColumnStore Indexes are bound to attract the OLTP and OLAP Customer base. Please read through these feature details in the following link. The link gives a more detailed description of the features.
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The iSimple ISAS71 is an Asian/Import iPod interface kit that works with select 1992-2007 Acura, Honda, Isuzu, Scion, and Toyota vehicles. The interface connects directly into the factory radio. Track-selection can be controlled from the radio, as well as rewind and fast-forward. This interface also provides digital-quality sound and charges iPod while in use. (The charging feature is only supported by iPods that are 12V firewire charging capable)
Turlock, Ca
July 19, 2011
I think it works fine, would like to have the chance to plug it in instead of running off the computer.
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Marlborough, MA
March 6, 2012
Once I searched YouTube and found a video to remove the radio for my Honda Odyssey, everything else is just plug and play. Turned on the iPhone 4 and the sound came out beautifully. Got full access to my library to just enjoy non-static sounds. Worth the $.
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San Francisco CA
June 4, 2013
Connects easily once you have access to the back of the radio. Functionality using the radios controls are limited when using an iPhone. It's easy to track forward and back using the radio controls and you can always just navigate on the iPhone. My favorite feature is that the iPhone still has full screen control and it charges my phone even if the car is off.
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Marlbrough, MA
August 29, 2012
Easy to install and quick. I had it done in my Honda Odyssey 2004 in about half an hour. It works great with my iPhone 4. Now I can listen to podcasts and books during my commute while the phone being charged. Now I don't have to fumbling with the CD's when I have my whole library on 32Gb iPhone. Awesome.
3 of 6 found this helpful
August 22, 2011
Installed this in my 2007 Corolla in under an hour. Very easy to do. Works great. I use it with my iPod and my iPhone with no problems. Charges the iPod or iPhone. I can change tracks through my stereo but other than that, there's not much more functionality. One little problem is that my Corolla Factory Stereo doesn't have a dedicated "Play" button so I sometimes have to dig out the iPod from the glove compartment to get it going. Nice way to control iPod through the factory radio while keeping the factory look.
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murphysboro il
June 13, 2011
Allows my wife to play her iPod directly through the CD changer input on her Toyota Celica. Super clear sound, I am very pleased. We own one of the cars that the stereo display switches 1:00 to 2:00 minutes then back on the display, something I was aware of before purchase. Changing songs with the stereo controls is random I can't pick a specific song but only with the car stereo. iPod controls function the same as always, she can select any of her play lists. I would purchase this same adapter again if we needed one for a second car.
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hillsborough, nj
February 2, 2011
Installed easy.
but functionality not very good.
I have never turned off my radio when i turn off the car.
Now if I don't shut down the head unit prior to turning off the car the itouch will not start when i start up the car the next time. This means I must manually start the itouch, it sounds minor but kind of a nusience!
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Raleigh, NC
October 12, 2010
Was very easy to install and works great and does charge the iPod. However the only control you have from the radio to control the iPod is to change from one song to the next. So basic control but much better than wireless. The cable is long so you locate the iPod where you want. I am glad I bought it.
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Norman, OK
August 27, 2010
This is a good product if you only want to use you Apple product. I wish I had gone for the step up, with AUX input though. Now I can't use any other digital device other than Apple's. Oops, I knew that may be come and issue. The way the box interacts with my factory head unit was a total mystery to me when I first tried trying to get it to work. Once hooked up it literally took me days to figure out how to make it happy. It works though. My issues may be with my particular head unit, but overall I'm happy with it.
3 of 6 found this helpful
August 24, 2011
I purchased this iPhone adapter for my 2003 Toyota Camry about 6 months ago. It works great! One thing though: If you own a 2003 Camry (or any other year that has the same JBL stereo changer), you DO NOT have to remove the head unit to get the adapter to work. Just find the empty plug on the back and plug in the appropriate cable (which will be marked by the store when you order). I pulled the whole thing out and then realized I could have just reached back and plugged the darn thing in. No biggie...just could have saved removing some bolts.
1 of 3 found this helpful
Chino, CA
November 8, 2010
I was first considering buying a whole new head unit just so that I can listen to my ipod in the car until my friend recommended me this product. It is much cheaper than a new head unit and does what it should. It was an easy install, i did it myself and it took like 15 minutes. I love that i can still use my steering wheel controls and head unit controlls to change tracks, volume, fast forward, and rewind.
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cary nc
March 9, 2011
I am the owner of Toms Garage in Apex. I have worked on Hondas and Acuras for years! This is a good device, I use it my older RL and have not had any problems with it at all. It was easy to install and sounds great!
I would not hesitate to use this product in any of my customers cars!
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Minneapolis MN
March 13, 2012
The iSimple intalls easy. The sound is perfect. The chord that goes from iTouch to the iSimple needs to lock into the device. It disconnects too easy.
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rajiramJune 12, 2013
I have mehendi seeds to share. I am not sure whether to post it here or Asian plants forum.
Anyway its flowers are like lilac flowers. My MIL says Lilac flowers smells like mehendi. If you do mehendi with fresh leaves, your hands will have a pleasant smell.
A single pod will have 40-50 seeds It is easy to propagate them I started in February. Now they are 3 to 4 inch tall.
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Beech-Nut Teams up with Melissa Joan Hart to Launch Philanthropic Effort
TOWN OF AMSTERDAM, N.Y., June 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Beech-Nut has teamed up with ABC Family star and executive producer and mom of two, Melissa Joan Hart, to encourage consumers to help fight childhood hunger by sharing a virtual jar of baby food through Beech-Nut's "A Jar For A Jar" program. For every virtual jar shared through the company's Facebook page, Beech-Nut will donate a jar of food to humanitarian and hunger-relief agency Feed The Children – up to one million jars total.
"As a family-owned company our priorities and investments reflect our values; we work hard to provide a better future for our children and for the communities in which we live," said Jim Schneider, President and CEO, Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation. "We're investing in new technologies to be more responsible stewards of the environment, and we are striving to provide greater access to natural, nutritious foods for all young children – regardless of their families' circumstance or other hardship."
The "A Jar For A Jar" effort highlights Beech-Nut's ongoing commitment to Feed The Children and the company's dedication to children and families in need. For nearly 20 years Beech-Nut has supported the efforts of Feed The Children, most recently donating $750,000 in product to aid victims of the recent tornado outbreaks.
"Beech-Nut cares about real issues that moms care about," said Hart. "They make wholesome, natural products that moms can trust and they support causes that help children in need. As a mom, that's what I care about. That's why I got involved in this campaign."
Hart will kickoff the campaign in mid June in New York at a special food distribution event sponsored by Beech-Nut and Feed The Children. At the event, more than 400 local families will receive a week's worth of meals and personal care items. Product donations from companies like Beech-Nut make these events possible.
According to Feed The Children, nearly one in five Americans struggles to afford enough food and ten percent of all U.S. households with children have an inadequate food supply due to lack of money and other resources.
"The fight against childhood hunger is a never-ending battle and we are excited to once again have Beech-Nut joining us on the front lines," said Feed The Children spokesperson Tony Sellars. "This campaign will allow everyone across the country to join in the effort to provide nutritional support to families in need."
For more information about Melissa and additional facts about food insecurity in the U.S., or to donate a jar of food to Feed The Children – visit Beech-Nut's Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/BeechNut . Beech-Nut will match every virtual jar shared, up to one million jars.
About Feed The Children
Founded in 1979, Feed The Children is consistently ranked as one of the largest international charities in the U.S., based on private, non-government support. Feed The Children is a Christian, international, nonprofit relief organization with headquarters in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that delivers food, medicine, clothing and other necessities to individuals, children and families who lack these essentials due to famine, war, poverty or natural disasters. In FY 2010, Feed The Children distributed more than 133 million pounds of food and other essentials to children and their families in all 50 states and internationally. For more information, please visit www.feedthechildren.org.
About Beech-Nut
Since 1931, Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation has been built on a history of innovation and dedication to infant nutrition. Headquartered in Amsterdam, New York, Beech-Nut is the number two leading baby food brand in the United States and is committed to deliver more nutrition for parents and babies. As a subsidiary of Hero AG of Lenzburg, Switzerland, a global leader in consumer goods and infant feeding, Beech-Nut is able to combine resources to continuously improve food and nutrition for infants. For more information visit www.beechnut.com or www.facebook.com/beechnut .
About Hero
Hero, an international brand-focused consumer-foods group, was founded in 1886 in Lenzburg, Switzerland, and is committed to producing high-quality, nutritious products in its core product categories of Infant Nutrition and Fruit. Hero's operations are based predominantly in Europe, North America and Middle East & Africa and, most recently, China. In 2010, the group generated revenues of in excess of CHF 1.8 billion with over 4,000 employees in more than 30 countries. Dr. Arend Oetker is the majority shareholder.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Net income at Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. in the second quarter ended July 31, totaled $4,016 million, equal to $1.19 per share on the common stock, up 6 percent from $3,801 million, or $1.09 per share, during the same quarter of the previous year. Sales for the quarter were $113,534 million, up 5 percent from $108,638 million during the same quarter of the previous year.
"Walmart had a strong second quarter, and I'm pleased with the earnings and overall results," said Mike Duke, president and chief executive officer. "We had positive comp sales in Walmart US and Sam's Club as well as each of our international markets, reinforcing that customers rely on Walmart to help them save money and live better."
For the six months ended July 31, income from continuing operations rose 7 percent to $7,758 million, or $2.28 per share, which compared with income of $7,228 million, or $2.07 per share, during the same period of the previous year. Sales for the period were $225,806 million, up 7 percent from $212,053 million.
"We take a variety of factors, including sales trends, the global economy and currency into account in providing our EPS guidance," said Charles Holley, executive vicempresident and chief executive officer. "We expect third-quarter fiscal 2013 diluted earnings per share from continuing operations to range between $1.04 and $1.09. This compares to last year's third quarter reported EPS of $0.97. We are raising and narrowing the company's full-year EPS guidance to a range of $4.83 to $4.93. Our previous range was $4.72 to $4.92. Last year's full-year EPS was $4.54."
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Dead.net is kicking off the new year with a real barn-burner! Road Trips Volume 4, Number 2 offers up the entire blistering April 1, 1988 concert from the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, NJ, plus the entire second set and a few first set highlights from the previous night's show, March 31.
Today dates and the initial line-up for the 2011 Grateful Garcia Gathering were announced. Artists for 2011 include: THE SCHWAG/DEAD AHEAD w/ MELVIN SEALS of the JERRY GARCIA BAND for two nights featuring guitarist Dave ABear, GERONIMO BLACK featuring two sons of Jimmy Carl Black, Boney Fingers, The Brent Brown Band, The Grass Hoppers, WOOK, One Man Gathers, Tim Olson, and more acts
On Saturday night Clarence Greenwood, aka Citizen Cope made a solo acoustic appearance before a sold-out crowd at the Fox Theatre in Boulder.
In a rare New Year's Eve performance, Cornmeal took the stage at Durty Nellie's in Palatine, IL on 12/31/2010. Born and raised in the area, the hometown crowd embraced the progressive jamgrass bluegrass five piece band that cranked out some covers and beloved originals. Dav
Railroad Earth always attracts a massive crowd, and I had to soon forgotten the multiple block lines that can accumulate beside the Ogden on a big night.
On December 11, 2010, party-jammers Hot Soup once again hit the stage at the popular Fox Theatre in Boulder, CO, to reprise their 'musical costume' of Ween from from their Halloween show at the
When a renowned musician rolls through a music-oriented town such as Boulder, CO, area musicians will take notice. That's exactly what happened when the Stanton Moore Trio made a stop at the beautiful Boulder Theater on December 2, 2010.
Jay Goldberg Events & Entertainment and Jam Productions, Ltd. are proud to make the first round of artist announcements for the Summer Camp 2011 Music Festival.
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Phish has found a way to celebrate New Year's with all of their fans. The band will offer live pay-per-view webcasts at LivePhish.com of each of their three sold-out shows (including December 30th, Phish's New Year's Eve three-set performance, and the band's first-ever New Year's Day concert on January 1st) at New York City's Madison Square Garden.
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Our daughter on one of the bridges crossing Licunji 李村集,Qingdao, China's biggest traditional market.
It's a friendly crowd, but not overly so. Foreigners almost never come here, but we draw very little attention.
Small adventures we have in our spare time.
Our daughter on one of the bridges crossing Licunji 李村集,Qingdao, China's biggest traditional market.
It's a friendly crowd, but not overly so. Foreigners almost never come here, but we draw very little attention.
Things That Are Awesome (in sharply descending degrees of awesomeness):
#2. The views on top of Qingdao's Fushan mountain (浮山).
#3. Those portable personal fanny-pack radios popular in Mainland China.
#4. Those portable personal fanny-pack radios popular in Mainland China on top of Qingdao's Fushan mountain.
#5. Those portable personal fanny-pack radios popular in Mainland China on top of Qingdao's Fushan mountain playing We Are The World:
Aaaaand…. #1! Those portable personal fanny-pack radios popular in Mainland China on top of Qingdao's Fushan mountain playing When a Man Loves a Woman when you've hiked up there to celebrate your 12th anniversary.
Snogging pics in
Actually, it was a nun, and I was arguing with her handlers. It was an irate customer who was yelling directly at the nun. (It looked like the customer got some money back in the end, but I couldn't tell for sure — she's in the orange jacket, near the centre of the photo.)Usually my conversations with Buddhists and Daoists are mostly me asking questions. I try to nail down what they actually think, and get a sense of how their beliefs and practices function in their lives. Because I want to understand them; I want to understand the worldviews we encounter on their own terms. (The "high" Buddhism and Daoism we studied in school seems to have precious little to do with the Buddhism and Daoism we regularly encounter at street level in China.) Since there are lots of little god shops around, when I have a few extra minutes I stop in to chat. It's never been confrontational. Until the other day.
My almost 5-year-old daughter and I have just finished lunch in the market. We're going to buy trees to plant in the public grass/dirt area outside our first-floor apartment's windows. I have a bag of tomato and húlu (葫芦) seedlings in one hand and my daughter's hand in the other.
There's a crowd around something on the sidewalk. Actually most of the street and sidewalk is basically one big crowd, but Something is Happening up ahead. I peer down into the circle of heads (6'4″ lǎowài can do this in China) to discover a Buddhist nun doing what's called 算命, where they tell your fortune and then, for a fee, perform rituals to help you avoid the bad things headed your way. (Apparently, so my friends tell me, you pay even more if your future predictions are good.) Judging by the surrounding interest, this seems like a minor Big Deal, so I pull out my phone and start taking pictures. Wish I'd taken video; it'd be fun to have this exchange recorded:
"No! No! You can't take pictures!"
(A handler comes toward me waving her hands.)
"Why not?"
(I wish I'd kept taking pictures.)
"You can't take pictures of this. It's bad for your ___."
(Wish I could remember the exact term she used, but the idea is that me taking pictures of this nun in action would negatively affect my life/fate/etc.)
"No problem! I don't believe in this superstition."
(I'm feeling a little ornery. I don't know why. Maybe being born on the Protestant side of the Reformation means I have a low tolerance for people selling indulgences. Or maybe (yes, actually) it's because my hands are full, I'm with my daughter, and I'm in increasing need of a public restroom. At least I didn't use the Mao Era term "feudal superstition" 封建迷信。)
"You can't take pictures! This is a problem of belief."
"Right, I don't believe this. But what are you afraid of? This is a public–"
"We don't have the same belief. In your country you all–"
(This is common point of worldview disconnect. In China, many people consider your heritage a perfectly valid reason for believing something; in the West, it's usually the opposite — telling someone they only believe something because of their heritage is a way of saying that person has no good reasons to believe what they claim. Because — speaking very generally — when a North American says they "believe in X", they usually mean they "think X is true", but a Chinese using the same phrase isn't necessarily making a truth claim. Personal convictions about the true nature of Life, the Universe and Everything (and 'staying true to yourself') just aren't as high a value in China, compared with, say, getting along and getting by. And when personal convictions do matter to a Chinese, it can come off as really selfish. Anyway, it sometimes rubs my fur the wrong way when people assume that I think what I think for (what I think is) no good reason.)
"This has nothing to do with my country. Why can't I take pictures? What are you afraid of?"
(I'm in a hurry, I suspect this whole thing is a scam, and I'm curious what objections they'll raise since they couldn't make me fear for my fate. But now the argument that's been simultaneously happening on the opposite side of the crowd erupts into yelling and accusations of cheating people out of their money. The crowd starts thinning out, maybe feeling a little awkward between me/my camera on one side and the irate customer on the other. If you look closely at the above photos, to the the fortune-teller's right you'll see three handlers wearing hats facing away — they're dealing with the angry woman, whose face can be seen in all the three crowd shots.)


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Microsoft .NET (dotNet) Jobs in Reading, Berkshire
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.Net Developer
Reading -
Computer Futures
Net - C# - Full Microsoft Stack - Software Development - Web Development. I am currently looking for a .Net Developer with C#, Full Microsoft Stack and Web Development Experience for a 6 month contract in the Reading area... The client is a developer of risk and asset management software for multiple industry's...
Rate: £400 - £450 per dayPosted: 4 days ago
Sitecore developer
Reading -
Real Staffing
C# CMS Sitecore Developer / .NET / ASP.NET / SQL - Berkshire - 3 months £325 per day. Our client a Consulting and Design agency who has an urgent need for a Web Developer with strong skills in Sitecore and related technology. Requirements: CMS Sitecore experience ideally certified. Strong .NET, ASP.NET, MVC and...
Rate: £300 - £325 per day + competitivePosted: 24 days ago
.Net Developer - Sitecore
Reading -
Progressive Recruitment
I am looking for a .Net Developer, to join a leading digital agency based in Reading... If you are looking to stretch your technical skills on a wide variety of challenging projects, have a passion for web development technologies, are driven to deliver only the best solutions using the latest...
Salary: competitivePosted: 20 days ago
C# Developer - (.NET, MVC, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, SQL)
Reading -
Capita - ITPS
My client are URGENTLY seeking their next superstar C# Developers with strong skills in C#, ASP.NET and MVC to join their highly technical and collaborative Agile team of 19 like minded C# developers. Key Skills: C# MVC. HTML / CSS. JavaScript / jQuery. SQL Server... working with the latest cutting edge...
Salary: £25000 - £40000 per annum + Bonus + BenefitsPosted: 2 days ago
C# Developer
Reading -
Computer Futures
C# - ASP.NET Web API - Javascript - Web Based Applications. I am currently looking for a C# Developer with ASP.NET Web API, Javascript and Web Based Applications experience for a 12 month contract opportunity now in Reading... Key Skills: C# ASP.NETWeb API. Javascript... Jquery... Knockout.js. Desirables: HTML. CSS.....
Rate: £450 - £451 per hourPosted: 17 days ago
.NET Web Developer
Reading -
I4 Recruitment
The web-based platform is written in ASP.Net, C#, using a SQL Server back-end, therefore experience/knowledge of these technologies is essential. Experience of CSS, jQuery or any other web design / development platform would be a bonus, but not essential... Profile: A good working knowledge of .Net and...
Salary: £30k - 35k per year + BenefitsPosted: 6 days ago
C#.NET Developer
Reading -
Computer Futures
Net - C# - C# .Net - HTML - CSS - JavaScript. I am currently looking for three C# .Net Developers with HTML, CSS and JavaScript experience for 6 month contracts... I am working with a market leading financial company based in Reading who are looking for multiple .Net developers now to get to work...
Rate: £450 - £451 per dayPosted: 11 days ago
C# Developer - Insurance - Reading - MVC / ASP.NET / SQL Server
Reading, Berkshire -
Capita Resourcing - IT Resourcing
C# Developer - Insurance - Reading - £25K - £35K + Benefits - .NET 4.0 / .NET 4.5 / C# / ASP.NET / SQL Server 2008 / SQL Server 2012 / MVC 3 / MVC 4... Key Skills: C# MVC 3 / 4. ASP.NET. SQL Server 2008 / 2012... C# ASP.NET Developer - .NET 4.0 / .NET 4.5 / C# / ASP...
Salary: £25000 - £35000 per annum + Excellent BenefitsPosted: 2 days ago
Lead C# ASP.NET MVC Developer - £50,000
Reading -
Computer Futures
Salary: £40000 - £65000 per annumPosted: 16 days ago
C# ASP.net Developer, Riseley
Reading, Berkshire -
Evolution Recruitment Solutions
SQL Server or Oracle, .Net 3.5, Knowledge of the following would be beneficial: Visual Studio, Source Control, C++, ASP.Net, Linq. At this forward thinking company you will be happy at all stages of the development lifecycle using C# as a primary language and looking to progress your career...
Salary: 45,000Posted: 2 days ago
Senior C# ASP.NET Developer - £65,000 - Reading -REMOTE WORKING
Reading -
Computer Futures
Excellent opportunity for a C# ASP.NET Developer to join a fast-paced, entrepreneurial organisation based in Reading. As a C# ASP.NET Developer you will work with the Development Manager of a number of projects. Core focus programming and implementing Microsoft SQL Server based systems with browser based front...
Salary: £40000 - £65000 per annumPosted: 19 days ago
.NET Developer - 40-55K - Oxford/Reading - **NEW .NET TEAM**
Reading, Berkshire -
Lawrence Harvey Enterprise
Salary: £4000 - £55000 per annum + Bonus + BenefitsPosted: Yesterday
.net C# Full Stack Developer
Reading -
Computer Futures
Net - C# - C# .Net - HTML - CSS - JavaScript. I am currently looking for three C# .Net Developers with HTML, CSS and JavaScript experience for 6 month contracts... I am working with a market leading financial company based in Reading who are looking for multiple .Net developers now to get to work...
Rate: £450 - £451 per dayPosted: 6 days ago
Lead C# ASP.NET Developer - £65,000 - Reading - REMOTE WORK
Reading -
Computer Futures
The company is looking to add a strong Lead C# ASP.NET Developer to their already successful team... The project is a new web based application that requires strong technical skills in C# and ASP.NET... Key Skills: C# ASP.NET Good communication skills Desirable Skills: MVC AWS (Amazon Web...
Salary: £50000 - £65000 per annumPosted: 13 days ago
VB.NET Developer - VB.NET, C#, SQL
Reading -
Applause IT Innovation
VB.NET Developer with knowledge of VB.NET, C# and SQL required by a growing software house in Reading... Skills / Experience: The successful VB.NET Developer will have the following: *Good academics - a Degree in Computer Science or related subject (including Physics and Maths) *Excellent knowledge of SQL development - MS...
Salary: £30000 - £35000 per annum + benefitsPosted: 27 days ago


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