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Basically, this problem may be related to permissions and security for the ASPNET user in Windows.
To fix this, try the following
1. Go to command prompt and run – “C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.0\Windows Communication Foundation\ServiceModelReg.exe” /i /x
This registers WCF within IIS
2. Run C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
This installs aspnet in IIS
3. C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis.exe -ga ASPNET
This grants the user ASPNET the necessary permissions to run web pages

Hope this helps someone..

Em D
I’ve seen you when your dreams
G D
were falling in the dust
Em D C
But I never stopped believing in you

Am G
I always thought our love was strong enough
F Am
One you could hold on to…ohhh

Chorus

D A
You never see it coming
G
You just let it fly
A D A G
on silent wings, silent wings
D A G
You can’t hide what you you feel inside
D G
and the fire has left your eyes
D
silent wings

Verse II
I can see us in our dreams and we’re dancing
I can almost hear the song
But the prayers, they go unanswered
but we both know, we’re just hanging on
oooh, I feel the shame
but I’ll never know the reason why
the rug was pulled so gently from under my feet
I only know that something good has died
between you and me, oh it’s just a memory

Chorus – Same as above

You never see it coming
You just go separate ways
silent wings, silent wings
No more promises to break
oh our love has slipped away
silent wings

You never see it coming
but you know it has to end
silent wings, silent wings
I will never be the same again
I feel the whisper of the wing
silent wings
Silent wings…ohhh
Silent wings…ohhh
No more promises to break
oh our love has slipped away
silent wings
I will never be the same again
I feel the whisper of the wing
silent wings ….ohhh
Never be the same again….silent wings, silent wings.

Here is some objective c code (a method called friendlyTime) I wrote – inspired by this php code to convert it to a more human friendly string

+(NSString *) friendlyTime:(NSDate *) date{

if ((NSNull *)date == [NSNull null]) {
return @”";
}

NSArray *periods = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:
@”second”, @”minute”, @”hour”, @”day”, @”week”, @”month”, @”year”, @”decade”, nil];

int lengths[] = {60, 60, 24, 7, 4.35, 12, 10};

NSString *tense = @”";

NSTimeInterval interval;

NSDate *currentDate = [NSDate date];

if([currentDate isEqualToDate:[currentDate laterDate:date]]) {

interval = [currentDate timeIntervalSinceDate:date];
tense  = @”ago”;

} else {

interval = [date timeIntervalSinceDate:currentDate];
tense  = @”from now”;

}

int i;

for(int j = 0;interval >= lengths[j] && j < sizeof(lengths); j++) {
interval = interval/lengths[j];
i = j;
}
interval = (int) round(interval);

NSString *period = [periods objectAtIndex:(i+1)];

if(interval != 1) {
period = [period stringByAppendingFormat:@"s"];
}

NSInteger myIndex = (int) interval;

NSString *attachment = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat: @”%d %@ %@”, myIndex,period,tense];

return attachment;

}

@end

Some tips for consultants:
1. Don’t be annoyed by the client – their understanding of the problem, their proposed solution, their ignorance etc are all why you are there. Remain calm and don’t be annoyed or at least don’t show it.

2. Don’t put down or talk down to the client – this would seem obvious but a lot of people do this in subtle but easily identifiable ways. Being condescending is one of these behaviours to avoid. Instead of telling the Client what will solve his/her problem ask if he/she has considered the proposed solution.

3. Don’t say ‘You’ and ‘Me’ it is better to give an impression of collaboration.

4. Be flexible in your approach, after all if you provide the solution which works for you but not for your client, you haven’t solved their problem and will be a big waste of money.

5. For technical consultants, what seems like a good technical solution might be a poor business solution. Try to achieve that ever elusive but necessary synergy between both.

6. Don’t be concerned from too early with where your scope begins and ends. Doing this might prevent you from seeing opportunities for more work as well as identifying possible risks to the whole plan. Remember that sometimes what the client initially perceives to be the problem might not really be the problem at all.

Based on the Drupal forum located at http://drupal.org/node/225955
there are many approaches to hiding the teaser button when creating a content node. This button is the one labeled as  “Split Summary at Cursor”.  Recently, I had to hide it but wanted a more general solution for all content types…

So here are the steps
1. Create a module called ‘hide_teaser’ or whatever you want to call it

2. Create a hide_teaser.module file and inside of the file add the following

function hide_teaser_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id) {
if(preg_match(‘/[$_node_form]/’,$form_id)) {
$form['body_field']['teaser_include'] = array(
‘#type’ => ‘value’,
‘#value’ => TRUE,
);
}else{

}
}

3. Create your hide_teaser.info file with the following

; $Id$
name = hide_teaser
description = Hides the Teaser Button
core = 6.x
package = Hub
php = 5.1.4

4. Enable the module in drupal and thats it

The cool thing is that we used regex to figure out the correct forms to modify.

When we talk about the digital divide – we tend to think of the difference in Internet access between developed and lesser economically developed countries. However, we have proof that the digital divide also exist within developed countries – last week an EU study published,much to my surprise, that a third of Europeans have never used the Internet and 25% have never used a computer with 40% having no Internet at home. Of course these numbers are still far above those of the lesser economically developed countries, meaning more people in the developed world have access to Computers, and Internet facilities. These numbers also do not reflect penetration which is 61% in the EU, 3 times the world average of 20%. These numbers also do not reflect comparative ease access to the Internet, with broadband being readily available at libraries and Internet cafes, schools and restaurants within the EU.

“Europe’s digital economy has tremendous potential to generate huge revenues across all sectors, but to turn this advantage into sustainable growth and new jobs, governments must show leadership by adopting coordinated policies that dismantle existing barriers to new services,” said Viviane Reding, EU Commissioner for Information Society and Media.

I just figured this out from watching the video here
 http://vodpod.com/watch/1307070-buju-ban…

Some other versions on the Internet are a semi-tone too low

Chords Used
G# – 466544
C# – 446664
D# – 668886

G#                       C#   D#
While I’m Living
G#                      C#    D#
Thanks I’ll Be Giving
C#                                    D#   G#
To the Most High yu kno

Chorus:
G#

I’m a living, while Im living

G#
to the father I will pray
G#                                                  D# C#
Only him know how wi get thru everyday
G#                                 G#
all the hike in the price Arm and leg wi haffi pay
G#                               C# D#
While our leaders play

Verse 1:
G#                                                        C# D#
All I see people a rip and a rob all a grab
G#                                                       C# D#
Tief never love fe see tief wid long bag
G#                                                           C#  D#
No love for the people who a suffer real bad
G#                                                           C#  D#
Another toll to the poll may God help wi soul
G#                                                             C#  D#
What is to stop the youths from get out of control
G#                                                           C#  D#
Full up a education yet no own a payroll
G#                                                           C#  D#
Di clothes pon my back have countless eyehole.
C#                                                               D# G#
could go on and on the full has never been told

Repeat Chorus

Verse 2:
G#
Who can afford to run will run
G#
But what about those who can’t? They will have to stay
G#
Opportunity a scarce, scarce commodity

In these times I say!
G#              D#          C#                D#
When mama spend har last and send yu go class
D#                         C#
Never you ever play
G#                                                                    C# D#
It’s a competitive world for low budget people,
G#                                                              C# D#
Spending a dime while earning a nickel
G#                                                          C# D#
With no regards to who it may tickle
C#                                 D#
My cup is full to di brim
G#                                                          C#      D#
I could go on and on the full has never been told

Repeat Chorus

Verse 3:
All I see people a rip and a rob and a grab
Tief neva love fe see tief wid long bag
No love for the people who a suffer real bad
Another toll to the poll may God help we soul
What is to stop the youths from get out a control
Full up a education yet no own no payroll
The clothes pon mi back have countless eyehole
Could go on and on and the full has never been told

Bridge:
D#
(On and On) G#
Though this life keep getting me down
D# G#
Don’t give up now
D# G#
Got to survive, someway somehow
C# D# G#
Could go on and on and the full has never been told

Repeat Chorus

Verse 4:
G#
Who can afford to run will run
But what about those who can’t? They will have to stay
Opportunity a scarce, scarce commodity
In these times I say!
G#              D#         C#              D#
When mama spend her last and send yu go class
D#                        C#
Never you ever play
G#                                                              C# D#
It’s a competitive world for low budget people,
G#                                                          C# D#
Spending di dime while earning di nickel
G#                                                  C# D#
With no regards to who it may tickle
C#                          D#
My cup is full to di brim
G#                                                           D# G#
I could go on and on the full has never been told
I could go on and on the full has never been told
I could go on and on the full has never been told
I could go on and on…….
C#                                  G#                      D#
The full has never…been….toooooold…

According to Internet World Statistics, Africa with 15% of the world’s population has 3.4% of the world’s Internet users. Egypt, Nigeria and Morocco and South Africa are the four largest users respectively with a total of 30% of the users from the continent. The main reason for the low per-capita numbers is the lack of infrastructure particularly in rural areas on the continent. This week however, saw a significant leap forward with the launch of SEACOM -17,000 km of fiber optics underwater cable in Dar-es-salaam linking Europe to Africa.

Now that the infrastructure is there, the Governments of East Africa can start working on providing access to people in both urban and rural areas, using the access provided to further enhance the education of the people – on the potential and opportunities available to them, the world, available markets for goods, loans, law, literacy, awareness of rights and health issues and so on..

I hope that this motivates more investment in Infrastructure within the Continent, and that the expected ICT revolution will be exploited by the people in meaningful ways. I hope that we will see Africa being better represented on the Internet, not just in the total number of users, but also in the existence of African produced content – websites, videos, blogs, businesses. Let this be a tool to be used to promote the diverse cultures of Africa, to promote and defend peace and to encourage African Unity. I hope to see content in the many languages of the African people. I want to see their struggles documented by rebellious bloggers who will hopefully shed new light and initiate a dawn of openness within the continent exposing those who would exploit it both from without and within.

The full story is available here
 http://www.latimes.com/business/nationwo…