LadyDotNet
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Salaan All
Been away for some time and we have some programmers/developers, even our own little place on SOL
.Its interesting to see there are people out there still using prolog, I remember covering a semester doing prolog - if i am completely honest can't remember much about it - did the homework and got the grade
.I am currenly working exclusively on c# and although I do think that c# is better incomparison to VB.net in terms of performace, it really comes down to individual choice depending on requirements.
I personally prefer the syntax.
As for jobs being outsourced(china,india..) i must say its the only logical solutions for most companies. As we all well aware a good programmer requires a decent salary companies will be looking into ways to reduce the cost, why not start with the programmers; also with technology advancing projects can be worked on & delivered from any part of the world. A modular approach is something most companies will be looking into(so be a little less greedy and stop damanding so damn much lol...
salaama
btw Nice to meet U all.
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Salaan dhamaantiin iyo Ramadan Karim.
Six international poets have been invited to read at venues across uk through the month of October 2005. These poets are : Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi (Sudan), Gagan Gill (India), Maxamed Xaashi Dhamac 'Gaarriye' (Somaliland) web page , Coral Bracho (Mexico), Partaw Naderi (Afghanistan) and Toeti Heraty (Indonesia).
For those interested the tour dates are as follows:
Tour Dates
Fri, October 07, 2005 :: MANCHESTER
Central Library, 1pm
Gaarriye & Al Saddiq Al Raddi
with translations read by Katherine Pierpoint & Mark Ford
We regret to announce that Coral Bracho will not be able to attend this event, due to illness
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Sat, October 08, 2005 :: BEVERLEY
Beverley Literature Festival, 2pm
Toeti Heraty & Partaw Naderi
with translations read by Carole Satyamurti
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Mon, October 10, 2005 :: DURHAM
Durham Literature Festival, venue to be confirmed
Gagan Gill & Partaw Naderi
with translations read by Sarah Maguire
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Tue, October 11, 2005 :: BRIGHTON
Jubilee library, Jubilee St, 7.30pm
Gaarriye & Al Saddiq Al Raddi
with translations read by Mark Ford
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Wed, October 12, 2005 :: LONDON
Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, 7.30pm
Coral Bracho, Gagan Gill & Toeti Heraty
with translations read by Katherine Pierpoint, Jane Duran & Carole Satyamurti
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Thu, October 13, 2005 :: LONDON
Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, 7.30pm
Gaarriye, Partaw Naderi & Al Saddiq Al Raddi
with translations read by David Harsent, Sarah Maguire & Mark Ford
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Sat, October 15, 2005 :: ILKLEY
Ilkley Playhouse, Weston Road, Ilkley, West Yorks, 5.30pm
Gaarriye, Gagan Gill & Al Saddiq Al Raddi
with translations read by David Harsent & Jane Duran
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Wed, October 19, 2005 :: CARDIFF
Glanfa, Wales Millenium Centre, Bute Place, time tbc
Gaarriye & Partaw Naderi
with translations read by Sarah Maguire
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Fri, October 21, 2005 :: DERBY
The Open Centre, Peartree Rd, Normanton (adjacent to Corden St), 7pm
Derby Black History Group and Derby Literature Development
present 'Unusual Suspects'
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Wed, October 26, 2005 :: EDINBURGH
Scottish Poetry Library, 7.30pm
Al Saddiq Al Raddi & Partaw Naderi
with translations read by Sarah Maguire
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Ilahay ha naxaristo. May Allah mercy be upoon her and all those that have passed before her - amiin.
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I still think henry should've won but nevertheless a worthy winner.
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Good performance on the night, no doubt they are back on the winnning track, long may it continue
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some of those were funny
Q: How can you tell a level headed Liverpool supporter?A: He dribbles from both sides of his mouth - at the same time.what a talent, only a liverpool supporter can do this
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So the night before I left it dawned on me that I hadn't seen anything so I hijacked a cousin (more like bribed him with some marduufs) to take me around...so off we went to Tower bridge at 2am...just as I'm posing to get a nice "city view" picture taken, scotland yards finest pull up.c'mon now, whose at fault? 2am sight seeing? i'll say they deserved an explaination
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May Allah Grant you good Health, make you strong and lighten your burden. Ameen.
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a bit of sampler me - so my flavour of the month is.....(drum roll)... 'lacoste - a touch of pink' gotta love the smell.
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no one out there better :cool:
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I'm sort of a Gunners fansort of? that just doesn't cut it...you either with us or against us as Bush would rightly put it !
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How does winning taste Norf? its a rare feeling rite? enjoy it while it lasts
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On the map finally
, thanks for sharing that with us Ballerz.I swore numerous times no to bother with the politics section but at times like this one tends to forget where one is
..Same old opinions express over and over again...We hear U and U hear us, so lets leave at that
Peace in Somalia, recognition for somaliland...
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Those who were heavy computer users - defined as working onscreen more than eight hours a day - were twice as likely to have glaucoma than light or medium users.....forwarded on to management
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.........ummmm....wondering where the nearest optician is?
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Innaa Lilaahi waa innaa Ileyhi raajicuun.
Samir iyo iimaan to both of you. May Allah shower his mercy on them aamiin.
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....something postive about islam for once - a great example of what Islam is all about - PEACE.
Thanks for sharing the article.
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Allaha unaxariisto.... Ameen to all your dua's.
Sad news indeed.
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Rokko - Poor thing can't be blamed for the faulty equipment
...No competition there, I hate to admit it but women drivers(somali women excluded) are generally poor drivers, its easy to spot a lady driver, they are over cautious - which is a good thing if they are keeping up with the flow of traffic but they generally don’t. As for the blokes they are too eager to step on the gas – they assume they are on a race track competing with the next person. Somali ladies though are brilliant drivers, they have found the happy medium.
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Why is Our Director having a meeting with all the staff today? Is he planning to increase or decrease the staff numbers?
Has my work standards dropped?
Can I not think with an empty belly? Sherlock holmes said his brian worked faster without food. There is also medical evidence to support this theory, so am I just looking for excuses!
Why is my colleague shouting out the election result - (252 Kerry to 254 Bush recorded at 10.27am?)
Do I care who wins? Are they both not the same? What if chimp wins? Will America create more enemies with him as their leader?
Why I’m not answering my own questions?
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Arsenal deserved the result, not impressive at all.
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Ramadan Karim Dhamaan
May we all make the most of this blessed month IA. Amiin
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Nothing surprises me anymore. Shame on them.
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Good stuff, keep them coming.
IT Graduate..!
in Developement | Projects
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First of all congradulations on nearing the end of your studies and good luck with the real world.
Did you say that you want to skip off to the states? are you mad? are you seriously considering destroying your life?
On a more serious note my advice is when it comes to looking for a job, forget the money concentrate on landing a job that will open doors for you...Experience is the key especially in the IT industry. Once you have the relevant experience under your belt you can hip hop to the states. IT degree gets outdated very quickly so take advantage of your given opportunities.
Good Luck.