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Microsoft Certification : 70-483 - Programming in C#

Studying for a Microsoft exam is not easy. That is what I found out the the last couple of months. Here are some of the resources I found which are massively helpful. Study: http://returnsmart.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/mcsd-web-applications-c-option.html http://app.pluralsight.com/courses/discussion/clr-fundamentals Tests and questions: http://www.certbest.com/ http://www.measureup.com/ProductDemoForm.aspx http://www.certificationking.com/download/Microsoft.htm
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The Dottoro Web Reference

 Found a nice resource on css styles: http://help.dottoro.com/ . The Dottoro Web Reference.  I was searching to find out about the "Display" attribute in CSS when I found this article which was very helpful: http://help.dottoro.com/lchnsqsb.php . And I hope this will be useful for you as well.

BillUsers.com is Launched

So we did it! Last November. After much chopping, slicing, dicing, washing, scraping, spicing, incensing, boiling, stirring, steaming and not to mention frying, we at the RnD team at Duo Software launched our highly anticipated, first full product: BillUsers.Com ! So what is BillUsers.com ? It is a cloud based platform for anyone who wants to do billing. More specifically suitable if you are in the Pay-TV industry. That is for the cable and satellite television companies, to manage their customers and for the billing needs, with inventory management, CAS integration, reports, CRM and an android app for mobile access for a very affordable price (based on the number of users). billusers.com As the site says: ''Billusers.com provides you with many options and methods of billing the customer in order to generate revenue while meeting market needs. Billing cycles can be maintained flexibly on a post-paid basis with flexible billing periods as required.'...

Review of: Technology’s Impact on Brain Utilization: Trojan Horse of The Tech Revolution | Computersight

Technology’s Impact on Brain Utilization: Trojan Horse of The Tech Revolution | Computersight Sahan's article for neuroscience . Intriguing start to the article. A great attempt by my batch mate. Displays a lot of research, especially in Psychology and Neuroscience related to aspects of computing and technology. A little colloquial in the language at some points. I find myself strongly interested in him criticizing the modern concept of "New is always better". (But this section seemingly lacks references . I personally don't believe referencing is very scientific thing to do anyway. ) Other than a minor spelling error, I believe the content could have been more intriguing. My question for Sahan is that although its true, the idea of technology creating personalities which are "lonely, self-centered souls strongly entangled in self-contempt" (nothing new), he has not discussed the effect by social networks in this context of social interactions. The effe...